Markus Hausner

According to research done by Honig & Muller of Prague: In the Kojetin census of 1857: Mauitz Hausner, born in 1814 in Kojetin, baker spouse Fany, born in 1814 in Kojetin children Mauritz, born in 1844, left to Kromeriz Herman Low, born in 1846 Johann, born in 1849 Emanuel, born in 1851 Jakob, born in 1853 Josef, born in 1856

In the Kojetin census of 1880: house no.39, neue no. 76 Markus HAUSNER, born in September?? 24, 1814 in Kojetin spouse Franciska, born in April 17, 1815 in Kojetin

In the Kojetin domicile register of Jewish community members, inventory no.191: (dating sometime after 1879, possibly after 1886) house no.19a/19b Markus (erased Moritz) HAUSNER, born in December 24, 1814, died in October 9, 1880 in Kojetin wife Fanny HAUSNER, born in 1815, died in December 18, 1886 in Kojetin i Moritz, born in November 13, 1844 in Kojetin, registered toVienna in January 16, 1883 ii Herman Löw, born in September 28, 1846 in Kojetin, registered toVienna in January 16, 1883 - spouse Anna née Sonne, born in December 5, 1849 in Kojetin iii Johann, born in February 8, 1849 in Kojetin, registered toVienna in January 16, 1883 (note Vienna, Ottakring in Oct.26, 1857?) iv Emanuel, born in April 8, 1851 in Kojetin, registered toVienna in February 28, 1891 v Jakob, born in October 24, 1854 - spouse Berta, born in November 14, 1852 in Neutischein vi Josef, born in 1856

according to Honig & Muller Genealogy Research paper, Markus was born on 12/24/1814

according to Sara Mages who translated the gravestone, she says he dies 1898/1899. Her translation is "Here lies the honorable rabbi* Mordechai son of honorable rabbi* Yosef Hausner died on Thursday ? ? 5649 [1898/99] by the abbreviated era… [I can’t clearly read the next 6 rows, they tell about his virtues] May his soul be bound in the bond of everlasting life

* This may be an honorific title or he may have been a rabbi