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Category: Translation - Hungarian
Approval Date: 7/15/2026 4:39 PM
Family Surname: freund
Country: Slovakia
Town: Kis Sallo
Date of Image: 1869

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Hi please fully translate family #2.
Thanks

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7/16/2026 1:45 PM

2. 1. Leopold Freund, male, born 1803, Jewish, married, occupation -, employment travelling salesman ("house-er"), birthplace Komarom Koltha, belonging-place local, present over one month continuously, can read and write
2. his wife Anna Freund, female, 1804, Jewish, -, household manager ("leader of a household"), Nyitra Nyitra, local, present, cannot read or write
3. Léni Freund, female, 1836, Jewish, single, -, laborer ("work assistant"), Bars KSallo, local, present, cannot
4. Samuel Freund, male, 1848, Jewish, single, -, teacher, Bars KSallo, local, present, can.

Dvorzsák has Kissalló as Mező-Kis-Salló; it's now Tekovské Lužianky, Slovakia.
Kolta in Komárom county is now Kolta in Slovakia.
The town of Nyitra which gave its name to the county is now Nitra in Slovakia.
Dvorzsák says Jewish residents were recorded locally in both Kolta and Nyitra. He had no information about the recording location for Kis-Salló's Jewish residents, but it was very likely in Nagy-Salló (same as the Catholic and Reformed residents).

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