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4/28/2026 11:19 AM
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I. 1. Abraham Krausz, male, born 1834, Jewish, married, occupation: Jewish teacher, employment: independent, birthplace: Zemplén Patak, residency: local, present over one month continuously, can read and write
2. Katalin Feuerlicht, female, 1834, Jewish, -, -, -, Varano, local, present, can read and write
3. Fáni Krausz, female, 1857, Jewish, -, -, -, Patak, local, present, can read and write
4. Eszter Krausz, female, 1859, Jewish, [blank], [blank], [blank], Patak, local, present, can read and write
5. Vilmos Krausz, male, 1866, Jewish, [blank], [blank], [blank], Trauczon., local, present, cannot read or write
6. Jakab Krausz, male, 1868, Jewish, [blank], [blank], [blank], Traucz., local, present, cannot read or write
7. Lázár Grosz, male, 1855, Jewish, [blank], student, learning, Patak, local, present, can read and write
8. Isák Handsfrir(??), male, 1855, Jewish, [blank], student, learning, Tolcsva, local, present, can read and write
9. Lázár Enten, male, 1857, Jewish, [blank], student, learning, B. K.túr, local, present, can read and write
10. Májer Schwarz, male, 1857, Jewish, [blank], student, learning, Abauj Szalancz, local, present, can read and write
11. Herman Edlich(?), male, 1860, Jewish, [blank], student, learning, B Olaszi, local, present, can read and write
Bodrog-Keresztur (Bodrogkeresztúr), Bodrog-Olaszi (Bodrogolaszi), Sáros-Patak (Sárospatak), Tolcsva, Tráuczonfalva (Hercegkút), and Varannó (Vranov nad Topľou) were all in Zemplén county; the last is now in Slovakia, the rest are still in Hungary, in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county.
Abauj had three different places with Szalánc in their names: Kis-Szalánc (Slančík), Nagy-Szalánc (Slanec), and Szalánc-Huta (Slanská Huta). Can't tell which one was meant; they're all now in Slovakia.
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