Tag: birth record

6 records found
ENA 2420.2
Birth records. In Italian and Hebrew. Location: Venice. First document: Dated: Sunday, 1 Sivan, 5536 AM, which is to 19 May 1776 CE. "There was born to my daughter Sara/Sareta a daughter, and she was given the name Stella." There is a crossed-out line beginning "esborsato à. . ." on verso. Second document: Dated: Friday night, 20 Elul 5538 AM, which is 12 September 1778 CE. There was born to YIsra'el/Israel [...] a daughter, and she was given the name Rachel. The Italian portion gives the year 1779 CE, but this seems to be erroneous, as this would not match the Hebrew date or the day of the week. The second document was reused two weeks later for a lotto ticket on verso. "1778. In Venezia 26 Settembre. Pagherò coll'augumento Ducati come sotto per ogni Terno estratti di seguenti. Terno: Duecento. 520 Cattarina Scatola. 579 Maria Belotto. 588 Laura Meneguzzi." There is then a stamp of a lion roaring out a word starting with "OS. . ."
ENA 2420.3
One line in Hebrew, one line in Italian. Significance unclear.
ENA 2420.5
Birth records. In Italian. Dated: 1721 CE through 1743 CE.
ENA 2420.6
Birth records. In Italian. Dated: 1711 CE through 1721 CE.
ENA 2420.7
Birth records. In Italian and Hebrew. Dated: 1747 CE through 1756 CE. For the boys, the names of the sandak and mohel are given.
T-S Ar.54.74
Record of the birth of a child in May 1197 CE. Dated according to two Jewish calendars, the Coptic calendar, and the Muslim calendar. (Information from Goitein’s index card.) Anno mundi: Friday night, 20 Iyar 4957 (the 17th year of Maḥzor 261). Seleucid: 20 Iyar 1508 Seleucid Coptic: 15 Pashons 913 Hijrī: 21 Jumādā II 593