Belzyce and Kazimierz Dolny (Jewish suburb of Krakow)
All carrying the Zylbernadel name
Few records survive prior to 1780.
From January 1st 1787, all Jews must have a Germanic surname, for the records, by decree of Emporer Josef of Austro-Hungary. All records must be kept in German.
In 1791, Catherine II of Russia set up the Pale of Permanent Settlement, which was an area of Western Poland, Lithuania and other parts of Europe, where Jews were allowed to reside. It included such areas as Lublin and Radom provinces. The Pale lasted until the first world war and Poland itself ceased to exist, during this period.
Napoleon creates Duchy of Warsaw in 1807. Napoleonic civil records, in Polish, from May 1807.
Russians create Kingdom of Poland in 1815
1825 is the last year that records were kept in Latin script.
From 1826, Polish civil records begin (although double records were being kept from 1808 to the end of 1825).
1827
Golda born - Belzyce
1828
No events on record
1829
Benjamin married Szandla Ayzenberg - Belzyce
Dysia died - Belzyce
1830
Dyna born - Belzyce
Benjamin married Szandla Ayzenberg - Belzyce
1831
Icek Kielman born - Belzyce
Hana Perla born - Belzyce
Szandla died - Belzyce
Benjamin married Mindla Furtag - Belzyce
Necha died - Belzyce
Kayla died - Belzyce
1832
Necha born - Belzyce
Cyrla married Joel Kom - Belzyce
Icek Kielman died - Belzyce
1833
Matys Manas born - Belzyce
Icek Szmul Abramowicz married Perla Laia Ledersznayder - Kazimierz
Rosia died - Belzyce
1834
Nucha/Necha born - Kazimierz
Necha died - Belzyce
1835
Matys Dawid born - Belzyce
Moszek Chajm born - Belzyce
Srul Matys born - Belzyce
Matys died - Belzyce
1836
Hanie born - Belzyce
Wolf Berek born - Kasimierz
Chaim died - Belzyce
1837
Perla Zylbernudel married Leyb Rozenber - Lublin
Benjamin died - Belzyce
1838
Ruchla born - Belzyce
Ruchla died - Kazimierz
1839
Cywia born - Belzyce
Izrael born - Belzyce
Mindla Zylbernadel (nee Fingiertman; father Icek; mother Bayla) married Majer Weber - Markuszow
1840 - Belzyce
Sura Jenta born - Belzyce
Izrael married Chaia Hecht - Kazimierz
Itta Sura died - Belzyce
Izrael died - Belzyce
1841
Nacha died - Kazimierz
1842
Dyna born - Kazimierz
Ezryl Icek born - Kazimierz
Manas Matys born - Belzyce
Haia married Moszek Rayss - Belzyce
Laja married Szmul Morgenstern - Belzyce
Sura married Josef Ulman - Belzyce
1843
Abram died - Belzyce
Azryl died - Belzyce
1844
Szmul married Ryfki Rayzli Cang - Belzyce
Nesia died - Belzyce
1845
Abram born - Belzyce
Mendel Matys born - Belzyce
1846
Mendel Matys died - Belzyce
1847
Abram Uszer born - Belzyce
Abram died - Belzyce
Ezterka died - Belzyce
Joel died - Belzyce
Szajndla died - Belzyce
1848
Ita Chena born - Kazimierz
Golda married Wigdur Fensler - Belzyce
Gierszon born - Kazimierz
1849
Jankiel Herszek born - Belzyce
Wolw born - Belzyce
Rysia married Moszek Josef Moryl - Belzyce
1850
No events on record
1851
Dysia born - Belzyce
Berek married Czarna Sztarg - Belzyce
Necha married Jonas Cymerman - Belzyce
Jankel Hersz died - Belzyce
Abram born - Kazimierz
1852
Abram Icek born - Belzyce
Aron Josef born - Belzyce
Abram Matus died - Belzyce
Itka died - Belzyce
Maryanka died - Belzyce
1853
No events on record
1854
No events on record
1855
Aron Josef died - Belzyce
Berek died - Belzyce
Czarna Pessa died - Belzyce
1856
Naftula born - Belzyce
Noech born - Belzyce
1857
Azryl born - Belzyce
Josek Dawid born - Kazimierz
1858
Cywia married Lejba Moszek Liberman
1859
Bajla born - Belzyce
1860
Sura died - Belzyce
1861
Ela born - Belzyce
Ita Malka born - Belzyce
Manas Matys married Ryfki Mirla Tyszblat - Belzyce
Abram Icek born - Markuszow
Sylka born - Kazimierz
1862
Noech born - Belzyce
Ita Malka died - Belzyce
1863
Czarna Malka born - Belzyce
Bajla died - Belzyce
1864
Szmul died - Belzyce
Dyna married Symcha Kohen - Kazimierz
Abram married Czarna Uman - Kazimierz
1865
Jta Gitla born - Kazimierz
Cahja Perla born - Belzyce
Abram Uszer married Maryanka Morgenstern
1866
Chana born - Belzyce
Moszek born - Belzyce
1867
Polish language records banned.
Esterka born - Belzyce
Ryfka born - Kazimierz
1868
All records in Russian Cyryllic script, from mid-year.
Itta born - Belzyce
Russians put down the uprising against the Tzar and punished the region. From this point, for some decades, all records are compulsorily kept in Russian.