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*also provided by Thomas Fürth facebook, [email protected], Celia Male, "1793 6 vol. Bohemian census of Jewish families (Soupis židovských rodin v Čechách z roku 1793)" -- Last update: October 31, 2010 - one of my direct lines
*Geni - see parents of Elias on LÖBL page - Elias Wolf Pinkas the younger Stern is your 6th great grandfather
Note: Elias Stern resided Apr 18, 1747 in Svihov owned together with his son (same name) house no III and XII in Svihov, where he lived with wife Frandl, little son Abraham, servant Hendl and an apprenitice Lazar Josl. His son Wolf (aka Elias) inherited and owned house no. 201(III) in Svihov from 1782 until 1798, when his widow
sold it to Salomon Sicher OR Jewish census of Bohemia Vol III, p 333: 1793, the Stern family (more than one page) lived in Jindřichův Hradec. There are 23 children listed in the census & the Stern family has their own tutor, cook and domestic staff 6 "inmates" (servants, workers, etc.), one of them Adam Taussig of Prague, possible relative of the host family. The Stern family had economic tentacles throughout Bohemia, Moravia and Hungary OR Town web page
"..1797
Josef Alois Landfras zakoupil Hilgardnerovu tiskárnu.. ..1918-1937..K největším závodům patřily textilní podniky: Třebického továrna, Českomoravská továrna majitele Z. Singera. Potravinářský závod E. Hermanna vyráběl sirupy a škrob.." or the Jewish cemetery
page, unfortunately no names are listed OR any relation to the other Stern page, descendants of Abraham Stern (1812 Mostek (Tábor?), CZ -) & Barbora Klineberger (1816 Babčice (Vodice, okres Tábor) map?- ), daughter of Jakob Klineberger & Katharina Lederer?
Note: The only Jewish family in Schloss Wittingau - distilling and potash consession "vol 1 p. 260 Budweiser Kreis". Owned house no. 7 (today 407) in Kardasova Recice
Town site
(Kardasch Retschitz) and had a spirit distillery (Brantweinbrenner) in Třeboň. Inventory 1793 for Abraham Stern total value: 16248 Gulden and 28 Kreuzern. In the 1793 census of Bohemian Jews the children Wolf Löbl, Jachem, Elisabeth, Rosalia, Franziska, Sara, Anna and Cataharin lived in Třeboň as children of the late Jew Abraham Stern, who had lived out of spirit distillery, and potassium carbonate and other trades (Branntwein und Potaschenbestand und ander Handel) with the following persons: Samuel Ulfeld, teacher, Salomon Gros, servant, Jacob Robeczek, spirit distillery worker, Johanna Gross, female cook and Sara Lebin, servant *see Abraham Stern listed in familiant book
Note:
according to the Inventory of the Estate of Abraham Stern, Weronika was married with the name Bechinsky in Tučapy. Although no wives are listed in the 1793 census of Tučapy, there is only one Bechinsky family there. There is a Moises Bechinksy listed, with a married son David, and daughters, Juditha and Anna. As Weronika would have only been about age 27, she could not have had a married son at that time. Moises would have been in at least his 50s, making it unlikely, that he was her husband. It seems most probable that the married son, David, was therefore Weronika's husband
OR any relation to Joseph Bechinsky (1804 -) on Prague residence (1850-1914) permit card (image) and Anna Bechinska (1855 -) OR see Alex Calzareth genealogy web site & Moises, Dawid, Abraham on Familianten Buch XV vol VIII Tučapy (Tutschap). The feather merchant in Nýrsko (Neuern) were connected to Adam Fürth in Svihov (Schwihau) 1732, later Susanna Fürth & Sons 1800-, Daniel Fürth in Sušice (Schüttenhofen) 1800-, Dawid Bechinsky in Tučapy, Sobliesau and Moises Zaschekius also from near Tucapy
Note: In 1793 Phillip Reinischer lived with his wife Teresia and unmarried firstborn son Joseph and daughter Eva in Prudice (Prudiz) in Viertel Pezlinowsky. Phillip lived by meat and tobacco. In 1793 Joseph Reinischer lived with his wife Salia and their two unmarried sons Phillip and Gabriel in Chotoviny (Chotowin). Joseph was a spirit disteller. In the householslived There were also Isac Schwarzenber unmarried from Stadt Mittawodenn in Churfürst Kurland and Abraham Stransky (see Beykovsky page) unmarried from Muttitzer Pezlinowsker Freisasenviertel. Isac worked in the spirit distillery and Abraham with potach. There was also a servant in the household Estera Stranskin, unmarried from Muttitzer Pezlinowsker Freisasenviertel
Note: Wolf was a Familiant in Svihov, lived as unmarried 1793 in Kardasova Recice
/Town site
(Kardasch Retschitz) together with brother Joachim also unmarried and got their living from the spirit distillery of their late father. Lived also as Wolf Löbl, first born son of the late Jew Abraham Stern 1793 in Třeboň, Veith Stern; lived 1793 in his own house - part of house IX and 1/2 of house XII with his family.
In the house lived also Mariana Löwin, maid (Dienstmagd) from Tachau Tachov.
Occupation: Salesman in wollen and leather
*2nd wife of David Stern: Elizabeth KLAUBER widow of his brother Wolfgang above
Note: In 1793 Bernhard Schmolka lived with his wife Lisl in Lounovice pod Blanikem with 4 unmarried sons: Michl, Jakob, Zacharias and Jonas. They also had 3 daughters: unmarried Dorothea, Anna and Rosalia married to Israel Sinek in Mladá Vožice (Jung Woschitz), Bohemia. Bernhard Schmolka was a spirit distiller and associated small trade. In the household also lived Issak Katz from Freiassenviertl Lemny, spirit distiller, who worked in Schmolka spirit distillery and a teacher Wolf Hoch from Luscha, chrudimner Krieses, Koschenberger Herrschaft
Note: any relation to Therese (see Winter family) (1844 - ) & Sigmund Gottlob (1844 Rousínov /Neu Rausnitz, Moravia - ) "ch. Gabriele (1870 ?Neustadt - )" Prague-cons.card OR Leopold Gottlob (1848 Prostějov /Prosnitz), Moravia - )?
Note: in 1793, the Stern family were the only Jew in Nová Bystřice *see Hugo Gold doc.
below. 1793 owned a house, 2 servants lived with them: Herman Reczicky from Kollin and
Mariana Wienerin from Zelec (Zeltsch) OR see Celia Male Nová Bystřice cemetery site with
Wilhelm Stern, possible descendant of Elias Stern of Prague and Jindřichův Hradec (Neuhaus) OR Nová Bystřice
Jewish history that mentions: "..Emil Kohn (1821) a Abraham Stern (1827).. ..rabín Hermann Steiner, ušlechtilý, zbožný a velice vzdělaný muž, těšící se neobyčejné vážnosti novobystřických obyvatel (zemř. 1922, pochován se ženou na zdejším židovském hřbitově).. ..Ze známějších novobystřických Židů jmenujme jména jako Wurmfeld (fabrikant, jejich potomek před několika lety zdejší hřbitov též navštívil), Popper, Pachner, Sametz, Fried, Weiss či Spiegel.. ..Gustavem Weissem (do to doby spadali místní Židé pod Staré město). Z představených kultovní obce jmenujme např. Ludwiga Beera a Viktora Katze. Z živností, které místní Židé provozovali, jmenujme na prvním místě Wolfa Podzahradskyho, který v tehdejší Mlýnské, dnešní ulici pálil a šenkoval alkoholické nápoje (asi od r.1850, zemř.1897).. ..V nedalekém Praunšláku pálili lihové nápoje rodina Friedova. Rudolf Fried byl od r.1931 správcem novobystřického panství ve službách židovské rodiny Kernerů z Vídně. Židovští podnikatelé se uplatnili ve zdejším textilním průmyslu. Ludwig Beer vlastnil mechanickou pletárnu, firma Popper syn tkalcovnu od r.1929 a firma Wurmfeld továrnu v Albeři
.."
Note: belonged in "Protection Prague and Schwyhau" (Schutz Prag und Schwyhau). Lived 1793 in Jindřichův Hradec (Neuhaus), had a house in Svihov
(Schwihau), was tenent of the spirit distillery (Pachterin des Brandwein und Flusshauses) in Jindřichův Hradec. 1793 lived with the two daughters Anna and Ester together with the following: Adam Taussig from Prague as servant, Markus Stransky from Habern Czaslauer district also servant, Jacob Nussmann from Mirovice (Mirowitz), Pilsen district as spirit distiller, Franzel Spitzen from von Marktflek Alt Stadt Tábor district as maid, Liesel Janowitz unmarried from Benešov (Beneschau) Beroun district as cook and Anna Kollimank unmarried from Giesteebnitz Beroun district as waiter at the spirit distillery "source Soupis židovských rodin v Čechách z roku 1793 III. page 333"
Note: Břeclav Jewish monuments: "..Two scholarly rabbis worked in Břeclav – Mordecai Benet (from 1787 to 1789) and Heinrich Schwenger (from 1911 to 1913). Břeclav was also the birthplace of Julius Lieban (1857-1940), the opera singer. The Kuffner family (see Geiringer page), owners of the local sugar mill, was some of the most prominent figures on the local economic scene.. ..1868 it (synagogue) was replaced by a new temple financed by the mayor, David Kuffner. In 1888 it was renovated by Max Fleischer, a renowned Viennese architect.. The Jewish cemetery.. ..with approximately 400 gravestones, the oldest ones from the beginning of the 18th century.. ..The eastern part of the Cemetery, next to the entrance, is dominated by the majestic tomb of the Kuffner family.. ..The premises of the Cemetery, completed in 1892 according to the design of Franz Neumann, a Viennese architect.."
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