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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 6/17/2026 4:55 PM
Family Surname: Grauer
Country: Hungary
Town: Hummene
Date of Image: 1869

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Hello,

Looking for help in translating this 1869 Hungarian Census record. Particularly interested in the birthplace of Bernat Grauer - it appears that he was born in Galicia.

Thank you so much,
Sheilagh

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6/17/2026 11:55 PM

Hello Sheilagh,

Here is some partial information for you....

Head of Household: Bernat Grauer
Gender: Male
Birth Year: 1805 (???)
Religion: Jewish (Mozes)
Status: Married
Occupation: Merchant - various goods
Birthplace: Wielicska, Poland

Here is more information about the town from JewishGen Town Finder The Genealogical Research Division. Please refer to the JewishGen Town Finder section....Jo

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More Info about Wieliczka Wieliczka, Poland
49°59' N 20°04' E
162 miles SSW of Warszawa Wieliczka [Pol], Vilietchka [Yid], Velichka Wieliczka

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6/19/2026 11:05 PM

I. 1. Head of family: Bernát Grauer, male, born 1805, Jewish, married, occupation merchant, employment mixed, birthplace Poland, Wielicska, residency local, present over one month continuously, cannot read or write
2. his wife Róza Czukermann, female, 1837, Jewish, married, household, -, Ladiskocz, local, present, cannot
their children:
3. Fani Grauer, female, 1858, Jewish, single, elementary student, -, Lyubise, local, present, can read and write
4. Jakab Grauer, male, 1862, Jewish, single, elementary student, -, Homonna, local, present, cannot
5. Herma Grauer, female, 1866, Jewish, single, -, -, Homonna, local, present, cannot
6. Maria Szkubik servant, female, 1820, Greek Catholic, single, yearly pay, -, Poland, Viszlok, local, present, cannot.

Lyubise, Zemplén was Hungarianized as Szerelmes ("in love") at some point between 1882 and 1913; it's now Ľubiša in Slovakia.
Alsóladiskócz ("lower L.") and Felsőladiskócz ("upper L.") were Hungarianized as Alsólászlófalva and Felsőlászlófalva; they're now Nižné Ladičkovce and Vyšné Ladičkovce, Slovakia.
Homonna is now Humenné in Slovakia.
JG's Communities Database suggests Wisłok Wielki, Poland for the servant's birthplace, and as Jo wrote, Wieliczka for the head of family's.

Yes, it appears to indicate that he was 32 years his wife's senior.

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