Ábrahám Wurmfeld (parents assumed)

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It seems likely that Abraham was a son of David Wurmfeld (David Herrschel). No evidence seems to exist about the birthplace of Abraham, but he appears in the 1831 census of Sopron megye, assigned to the community of Nagy Marton. There is no trace of Wurmfelds there in the 18th century records. Abraham has three grandchildren named David, born after 1835, the death of date of their presumed great grandfather.

• Residence 1828: Répczeszemere, Györ-Moson-Sopron, Hungary [VARMFELD, Abroh.: 1828 tax census; Repcze-Szemere, Sopron, entry 29, microfilm 623115]
• Residence c. 1831: Csáfordjánosfa (Janosfa), Györ-Moson-Sopron, Hungary

Abraham Vurmfeld, living in Janosfa 5 February 1831, belonging to the community of Nagy Marton (now Mattersburg), b. 1778, with wife, four sons and four daughters, according to the 1831 Conscriptio Judaeorum

Janosfa: Abraham Wurmfeld 10 people in the family originating from towns other than [Deutsch]Kreutz, Lachenbach, Kobersdorfer, Mattersdorf, or Eisenstadt. (Jews of the Sopron Megye area living from the Census (1831/33) (Lajos Blau, Magyar-Zsidó Szemle, (Budapest, Athenaeum r. Társ. Konyvnyomdaja, 1900, p. 180).