Meir Wunder's Elef Margoliot

Rabbi Meir Wunder's text "Elef Margaliot" is a detailed study of the Margoliot family.

Wunder, Meir; Ephraim Zalman Margoliot; and Israel Arie Margulies. A thousand pearls (Elef Margaliot): biographies and genealogical charts of more than a thousand ancestors of our family, a lineage of Jewish leaders from ancient times until our father Israel Arie Margulies, ztz"l, admur of Premishlan in London. (Jerusalem: Hamakhon lahantsh?at yahadut galitsiya umishpah?at Margaliot, 1993).

1. Rabbi Moses ben Eliezer Jaffe, of Bologna

2. Rabbi Shmuel Halevi הלוי

3. Rabbi Pinchas ha-Levi of Kraka

4. Rabbi Jacob Margolioth, of Nuremberg

5. Rabbi Yitzhak Isaac Margaliot, A.B.D. Prague

6. Rabbi Moshe Graf Margoliot, [Goldsmith in Prague]

7. Samuel Zanwil Katz Gaf

8. Shmuel Margolioth A.B.D. Posen

9. Yaakov Margolios AB"D Eisenstadt

10. Rabbi Shlomo Habarzel Lieberman, of Eisenstadt

11. Rabbi Moshe Charif, ABD Kremenetz, Lvov

12. R. Yoel Feivish Margolis-Schtengen

13. Rabbi Yehoshua Shmelkes, of Premysl

14. Shmuel "Reich" Schmelke Sax

15. R' Jacob Sax, of Prague

16. R' Menachem Mendel Margolioth, ABD Przemyśl and Pińczów

17. Eliezer Margaliyot, Rav of Luboml

529. Rabbi Yitzchak HaCohen Katz, II [of Stopin and Lublin]

1013. Rabbi Yehuda Lieberman, of Eisenstadt

1014. Rabbi Shlomo Habarzel Lieberman, of Eisenstadt

1015. Rabbi Yehuda Lieberman, of Eisenstadt

1016. Harav Mordechai

1017. Harav Shlomo MiBrezla

1018. Harav Mordechai MiKolina

1019. Rabbeinu Shmuel ben Natronai

1020. Reb Natronoi