Genealogy2025-02-28
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The handwritten content in this historical document appears to be in French with some signatures. I can see the following handwritten entries (inserted into the printed form): Sieur "Seligmann Levi" "quarante huit" (forty-eight) "Gille" (possibly a location) "Revendeur" (merchant/reseller) "père du" (father of the) "Daniel Nathan" "cinquante cinq" (fifty-five) "Rommerkirchen" (likely a location) "Revendeur" (merchant/reseller) "Connu du" (acquainted with the) "ont Signé" (have signed) There is also what appears to be a signature in Hebrew characters at the bottom of the document. This seems to be an official declaration document where Seligmann Levi (age 48) identifies himself as the father of the deceased, and Daniel Nathan (age 55) identifies himself as an acquaintance of the deceased. Both are listed as "Revendeur" (merchants or resellers).