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Gender: male 

Seidel ZEIGNER
Born in Carmel, Provincia de Entre Rios, Argentina in 1895
Died in La Calera, Provincia de Cordoba, Argentina in 1974 at the age of 79

Profession/Occupation: Teacher

Son of:
* His father was Moises ZEIGNER (1862-1943)
* His mother was Guitel (Catalina) ZEIGNER (1862-1939)

Marriages and children:
* Married to Sara WORTMAN in 19? in Argentina.
   Children:
    1 - Blanca ZEIGNER (19?-)
    2 - Isaac Alberto ZEIGNER (19?-)
    3 - Celina ZEIGNER (1923-)


Brother of:
 * Kopelz ZEIGNER (1884-1961)
* Mendel (Manuel) ZEIGNER (1890-18?)
* Osias ZEIGNER (1898-1958)

Pictures & Documents:
Document 19? - Book: Carmel, Recuerdos de Infancia (La hija del Coronel)

Notes and events:

* in 19? - publication: Argentina See related document
Book: Carmel, Recuerdos de Infancia (La hija del Coronel) 

Near tree:

click to see ancestors of Isaac ZEIGNER
Isaac ZEIGNER
(1838-?)
Livscha DORFMAN
(1844-?)
Moises ZEIGNER
(1862-1943)
click to see ancestors of Israel ZEIGNER
Israel ZEIGNER
(1839-?)
Jasel (Clara) DORFMAN
(1845-?)
Guitel (Catalina) ZEIGNER
(1862-1939)
Seidel ZEIGNER
(1895-1974)
Blanca ZEIGNER
 
Isaac Alberto ZEIGNER
 
Estela ZEIGNER
 
Celina ZEIGNER
 
Hector Raul KOFMAN
 

Life Cycle:
in 1895 - birth in Carmel, Provincia de Entre Rios, Argentina in 19? - marriage to Sara WORTMAN - , Argentina in 1923 - birth child Celina ZEIGNER (1923-) in 19? - birth child Isaac Alberto ZEIGNER (19?-) in 19? - birth child Blanca ZEIGNER (19?-) in 19? - publishing Argentina in 1974 - death in La Calera, Provincia de Cordoba, Argentina
189519?192319?19?19?1974

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Note: The names/lastnames between parenthesis are the deformations suffered when registered in a new country.
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