Chil Gutman (1817-1885), son of Wolf, brother of Moszek and first cousin of David

Chil, said, like David, to be a teacher, married a woman named Sarah (maiden name unknown) who was the same age and who came from some other town. There are Kock birth records of two sons, Isaac (1850) and Mordko (1858). Isaac married twice in Kock in 1870 and, after the death of his first wife, in 1899. Sarah died in Kock in 1890. Those are all the known records of Chil, his wife, and their children

Death record: 1885 Left margin: No. 8 Upper right: Vodetskii

1. [It] occurred in Town Kotsk seventh [of] July thousand eight-hundred ei-

2. ghty Fifth year at ten o'clock [of] morning. Appeared Da-

3. vid Vartovnik years Forty nine and Iosef Gershen-

4. born years Seventy five having an[deleted] scho-

5. lars in Town Kotsk residing, and announced, that

6. sixth [of] July [of] this year at two o'clock [of] morning died in

7. Town Kotsk Khil Gutman years sixty

8. seven having in Town Gutman residing son

9. [of] Vulf and Fraida Spouses Gutman._ According-to per-

10. sonal confirmation about demise [of] Khil Gutma-

11. n, act this [to] announcers was-read and as

12. they [are] illiterate [by] us only was-signed.

13. Maintaining Act [of] Civil Status

14. HVodetskii

Birth Record For Maiya Gutman

I think this must be the same person as Malya Gutman who married in 1901. I wonder what became of her.

1878 (recorded 1891)

1. [It] occurred in town Kotsk eleventh (twenty third) [of] July

2. thousand eight-hundred ninety first year at eleven o'clock

3. [of] morning. Appeared Yankel Gutman, worker, forty seven years

4. resident [of] town Kotsk, in presence [of] Perets Klerman, trader

5. thirty five years, and David Vartovnik, scholar, fif- 6. ty four years, residents [of] town Kotsk and presented

7. [to] us infant [of] female sex, announcing, that it was-born

8. in town Kotsk third (fifteenth) day [of] July month

9. thousand eight-hundred seventy eighth year, but in what

10. hour [does] not remember, from lawful his wife Shaindlya born

11. Gandelsman, forty seven years. [To] infant that was-given name

12. Maiya. Delay in completing this act followed, as

13. explains announcer Yankel Gutman, on-account-of sickness his. Act this

14. [to] announcer and witnesses was-read and then [by] us was-signed,

15. announcer said Yankel Gutman and witnesses Perets Klerman

16. and David Vartovnik [are] illiterate.---

17. Maintaining acts [of] civil

18. status A.Fal'kovskii

Birth Record For Charna Gutman

Filed 10 years after the fact. Evidently she was born in Kock, not Michow. Czarna seems like a nickname to me; since she was 10 years old that might have been what everyone called her, but her real name was more likely Hannah (Chana) since that is the Yiddish name that Jenny is usually adopted from. The similarity of Chana and Czarna is just a coincidence. 1. [It] occurred in town Kotsk eleventh (twenty third) [of] July

2. thousand eight-hundred ninety first year at eleven o'clock

3. of morning. Appeared Yankel Gutman, worker, forty seven years,

4. resident of town Kotsk in presence [of] Perets Klerman, trad-

5. er, thirty five years, and David Vartovnik, scholar,

6. fifty four years, residents [of] town Kotsk, and presented

7. [to] us infant [of] female sex, announcing, that it was-born

8. in town Kotsk on seventh (nineteenth) day [of] July thousa-

9. nd eight-hundred eighty first year but in what hour [does] not

10. remember, from lawful his wife Shandlya born Gandelman

11. forty seven years. [To] infant that was given name: Charna De-

12. lay in completing this act followed, as explains announ-

13. cer Yankel Gutman on-account-of circumstance [of] frequent his absences from ho-

14. me. Act this [to] announcer and witnesses was-read and th-

15. en [by] us signed, announcer said Yankel Gutman and witnes-

16. ses Perets Klerman and David Vartovnik [are] illiterate.---

17. Maintaining acts [of] civil

18. Status AFal'kovskii