[Sheʼelah u-teshuvah] :
[be-ʻinyan ha-shoḥeṭ Yeḥiel ben Meʼir Glents mi-Lavov] /
Yaʻaḳov Kortsman.

[שאלות ותשובות] [בענין השוחט יחיאל בן מאיר גלנץ מלבוב]

Description

Main Author

Kortsman, Yaʻaḳov ben Meshulam Zalman.

Related Names

Nathanson, Joseph Saul, -1875.
Glents, Yeḥiel ben Meʼir, Shoḥet.
Hebrew Manuscripts (Columbia University. Libraries)

Language(s)

Hebrew

Published

Ukraine, 1865.

Subjects

Shehitah.
Responsa.
Jews.
Responsa > Responsa / [0]: (CaQQLa)201-0055317 / 19e siècle.
Sheḥiṭa > Sheḥiṭa / [0]: (CaQQLa)201-0190241 / 19e siècle.
Responsa > Responsa / 19th century.
Shehitah > Shehitah / 19th century.
Ukraine > Ukraine / Lʹviv.
Romania > Romania / Stamora Română
Kotov (Russia) > Kotov (Russia) / Jews > Kotov (Russia) / Jews / 19th century.
Stamora Română (Romania) > Stamora Română (Romania) / Jews > Stamora Română (Romania) / Jews / 19th century.
Lʹviv (Ukraine) > Lʹviv (Ukraine) / Jews > Lʹviv (Ukraine) / Jews / 19th century.
Manuscripts, Hebrew
Manuscripts, Hebrew.

Summary

A letter by Jacob Kurzman of Roman to Joseph Saul Nathanson of Lemberg regarding the ritual slaughterer, Yeḥiel Glents of Lemberg. Glents provided a certificate from two slaughterers that he is suitable to be a slaughterer. In addition, he provided a letter from Nathanson that he can practice slaughtering. Since in Roman it became clear that Glents actually was not qualified in slaughtering, Kurzman asked Nathanson if he wrote the letter, since the letter was not signed by him.

Note

Manuscript written on paper in Ashkenazic cursive handwriting.

Physical Description

1 online resource (3 leaves :) illustrations, paper

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