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Eisenstadt (Hungarian: Kismarton), is a city in Austria, the state capital of Burgenland . The Jewish community of Eisenstadt was one of the oldest in Hungary. Its town charter of 1373 noted that Jews lived both within and outside the city walls. However, there is evidence that Jews had arrived in this area with the Roman Legions, well over 1,000 years before.In 1622, Eisenstadt came under the ...
BACKGROUND DEUTSCHKREUTZ (also Hung. Keresztur or Nemetkeresztur, Sopronkeresztur; Heb. צלם, צעלם), is a town in Eastern Austria. Deutschkreutz was one of the "Seven Communities" (Sheva Kehillot in the Burgenland region. The Jewish community of Deutschkreutz was known in the Jewish world by the name Zelem (or Tzelem) which was chosen to avoid the word "kreutz" (cross in German) which is part ...
BURGENLAND is one of the federal states of Austria, on the Hungarian border. Located in Burgenland were the "Seven Communities" ( Sheva Kehillot or Sieben Gemeinden ), noted for their outstanding yeshivot and eminent rabbis: * Eisenstadt (Hung. Kismarton; Heb. א״ש) * Mattersburg/ Mattersdorf (Hung. Nagymarton) * Deutschkreutz (Hung. Sopronkeresztúr, Németkeresztúr; Hebr. צעלם, צלם)* Frauenkirch...
Background Kobersdorf ( Kabold in Hungarian) is a town in Eastern Austria in the Burgenland region. Kobersdorf, like the other towns of Burgenland, belonged to the Kingdom of Hungary until 1920-21. After the end of the First World War, the western border area of Hungary was awarded to Austria by the Treaties of St. Germain and Trianon. Since 1921, the town has belonged to the newly founded St...
Source: Anyakönyvek, 1841-1895
1 Pfarre r.k. Bocksdorf 2 Batthyani Philipp Fürst (1781-1870) & (-) 3 [ Pelzmann Stefan] (c.1800-1869) & (-) 4 Pelzmann Mathias (c.1792-1871) & Schrammel Elisabeth (c.1794-) 5 [ Stettner Anton] (c.1807-1881) & (-) 6 Haselbacher Martin (1789-1860) & Stettner Maria (c.1801-1862) 7 Csar Lorenz (1805-1878) & Decker Anna (1792-1864) 8 Muik (née Sauerzopf) Rosalia (1811-1861) & Muik (+) Johann (1808-...
Steiner Franz (1830-oo) oo Takener Elisabeth# Marth Mathias (1801-1861) oo Wilfinger Theresia# Deutsch Johann (1829-1901) oo Petz Theresia# Deutsch Josef (1819-1874) oo Bauer Theresia# Koch Theresia (1794-1871), widow of Schragen Mathias# Muik Mathias (1800-1863) oo Schick Anna# Muik Josef (1813-1878) oo Bauer Constanze# Deutsch Mathias (1824-1896) oo Schrampf Theresia