Documents from the Polish Archives
The first column identifies the groom: Juda MANNSBACH born in Olpiny, egg dealer in Jodlowa. Son of the both deceased married couple, SOLOMON PERETZ and MALIA MANNSBACH, traders in Olpiny. He was 56 years old. the next entry describes the bride (his second wife) Malka Fenichel, born in Ryglice, daughter of Israel Isak and itta Fenichel, leather traders in Ryglice. She was 30 and single. On the second page, it says the wedding took place in Jodlowa on February 27, 1906. Solomon Frankel, Rabbi of Jodlowa officiated. the witnesses were Leib Szenker, iron monger and Israel Wurzel, schochet in Judlowa.
This document is important as it identifies Solomon Peretz MANNSBACH as the father of Jehudah MANSBACH and shows that the family was from Olpiny, Poland as was the family of Joseph David MANNSBACH. Additionally, family tradition said that Jehudah MANSBACH raised chickens; here we see that he raised chickens because he was actually an egg dealer!
The Death Certificate for Juda MANSBUCH
Died: November 26, 1930 in Judlowa , buried November 27, 1930; Juda MANSBUCH glazier in Judlowa; widower, cause of death: old age.
Death Certificate for Cypora MANNSBACH, first wife of Juda MANSBUCH
Cyporah MANSBUCH died 7 PM May 14, 1897 in Judlowa, House Number 31, buried May 16, 1897; wife by religious marriage of Juda MANSBUCH, glazier in Judlowa; cause of death-heart defect, age 45 years, eleven months.
Marriage Certificate of Pinchas Elimelech MANSBUCH, first born son of Jehudah and Cyporah MANSBUCH
- GROOM: Pinkas Meilech double first name MANNSBUCH, born in Olpiny, near Jaslo, glazier in Judlowa, son of Juda and Cypojra MANNSBUCH, glazier living in Judlowa. Age 29 years, 9 months, single.
- BRIDE: Liebe Spett, born in Judlowa, daughter of Markus Dawid and Dewojza Spett, merchant in Judlowa
- Officiant: Salomon Frankel, Rabbi in Judlowa, Witnesses, Fischel Blumenthal (unemployed) in Judlowa and Samuel Bochner, merchant in Judlowa
There are seven MANSBACH families today that descend from one of the following MANSBACHs:
MANSBACHS from Poland who perished in the Holocaust include: