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Translation of two stones from Hebrew?
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Michael Gordy
2019-05-13 12:31:54 UTC
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I would be grateful for help in translating from Hebrew two stones (husband and
wife). The stones are in Boskovice, Czechia, and about 120 years old.

I only need a basic translation of information of genealogical interest. I took
good resolution photos from a variety of angles, so have collected them in a Google
Photos album rather than on ViewMate. https://photos.app.goo.gl/PzgkgLhqy5XVbtFx6

Unfortunately, the album does jumble together images of the two
stones. Sorry about that!

Thanks!
Michael Gordy
Takoma Park, Maryland, USA
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Michael Gordy
2019-05-14 01:21:49 UTC
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Thank you to the several people who responded so helpfully. I have my answer!
Post by Michael Gordy
I would be grateful for help in translating from Hebrew two stones
(husband and wife). The stones are in Boskovice, Czechia, and about
120 years old.
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