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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 3/18/2026 2:49 PM
Family Surname: Beliczer
Country: Hungary
Town: Lemes
Date of Image: 1869

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This is from the 1869 Census. The text relates to the family group for Abraham Beliczer. I'm trying to decipher/translate the handwriting, especially in columnns 6, 7, and 8 as well as Hani on line 8. I'm assuming lodger or household worker, but I have no idea. Many thanks!

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3/18/2026 9:16 PM

This is filled out in German, in an atrocious example of That D***ed Handwriting.

1.1. Abis(?) Beliczer(?), male, born 1825, Jewish
2. wife Juliana(??), female, 1834, ditto
3. daught. Julian~(???), female, 1853, ditto
4. daught. Resi, female, 1856, ditto
5. son Moritz, male, 1858, ditto
6. daught. Hani, female, 1864, ditto
7. son Heinrich, male, 1866, ditto
8. Hani ?andzer?, female, 1845, R.C.

Verhe...., .....änger, Halb....d..., Lapispat~
ditto, Gatt~, Weibli~ ..., Rasovih...
ledig, bei Eltern, ditto, Lemes
led(??), Kind, Kind, Lemes
(ditto four times)
Ledi~, Dienstmagd, Dienstmagd, ??kbi??...

(contextually: married), occupation ????, employment half-??, birthplace Lapispatak
ditto, wife, wifely ..., Rasovih (I got nuttin)
single, by parents, ditto, Lemes
single, child, child, Lemes
(x4)
single, maidservant, maidservant, (I really got nuttin)

They all have local residency, have been present over a month continuously, and cannot read or write.

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