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     Elisabeth Stern was born at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ She was the daughter of Veith Stern and Franziska Samuel.^2,1,3 Elisabeth Stern married Wolfgang Stern, son of Abraham Stern and Rosalie (?).¹

     Veith Stern was the son of Enoch Stern and Anna Wolf.² Veith Stern lived at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ He married Franziska Samuel in 1776 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.² Veith Stern was a salesman.¹ Veith Stern lived on 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia, with his wife, Franzl and daughters, Katharina, Sara and Rebeka as well as a maid, Mariana Löwin. He was under protection at Miskowitz and owned part of house Nr. IX and half of house Nr. XIII. He supported his family through Leder- und Wollehandel [leather and wool trading].³ He died on 24 July 1826 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.² He was buried at Jewish Cemetery, Miskowtiz, Bohemia.⁴

     Franziska Pick was born on 3 September 1837 at House Nr. 4, Patzau, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joachim Pick and Johanna Stern.^2,1

     Markus Hahn lived at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary. He received the Familiant Position of Jakob Hasterlik at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ Markus Hahn was born in 1785 at Bohemia.² He was the son of Samuel Hahn and Magdalena Bloch.¹ Markus Hahn appeared on the census of 22 January 1793 at Woseletz (Oselce), Prachiner Kreis, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; his wife, Magdalena, their first-born son, Dawid, his second-born son, Abraham, his third-born son, Marek, and his daughters, Rosina, Anna and Ester.³ He received permission to marry no. 21761 on 3 June 1815 at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He married Mina Hasterlik, daughter of Jakob Hasterlik and Rifka (?).^4,1 Markus Hahn died on 2 September 1835 at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.⁵

     Samuel Hahn lived at Schlüsselberg (Lnáre), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He was born circa 1751.² He was the son of Isak Hahn.³ Samuel Hahn married Magdalena Bloch circa 1777.^4,1 Samuel Hahn and Magdalena (?) received permission to marry in 1777 at Schlüsselberg (Lnáre), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.⁴ Samuel Hahn lived on 22 January 1793 at Woseletz (Oselce), Prachiner Kreis, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, with his wife, Magdalena, their first-born son, Dawid, his second-born son, Abraham, his third-born son, Marek, and his daughters, Rosina, Anna and Ester. He was under protection at Horzowitz and only owned an empty "Chaluppen". He supported his family through Schnittwaren und Hausieren [cut textiles and peddling].⁵ In the 1799 Jewish Census for the Prachen Region Samuel Hahn appears with his family in Woseletz (Oselce). He was protected in Woseletz but owned only an empty cottage. He lived with his wife, Magdalena, sons, Dawid (single), Abraham (single), Marek (single), and a daughter, Rosina.⁶ Samuel Haan appeared in the 1811 Jewish Census in Schluesselburg (Lnare). According to the census, he received his marriage allowance at Schluesselberg in 1777. He was living in Woselitz Gut. It notes that Samuel's first son was Abraham, who was already married and received permission to get married in 1808.⁷ He died on 20 December 1818 at Woseletz (Oselce), Prachiner Kreis, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.^2,4

     Magdalena Bloch married Samuel Hahn, son of Isak Hahn, circa 1777.^2,1 Magdalena Bloch appeared on the census of 22 January 1793 at Woseletz (Oselce), Prachiner Kreis, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; his wife, Magdalena, their first-born son, Dawid, his second-born son, Abraham, his third-born son, Marek, and his daughters, Rosina, Anna and Ester.³ Her married name was Hahn. She died on 13 March 1835 at House Nr. 8, Schlüsselberg (Lnáre), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.⁴

     Jakob Hasterlik was born circa 1740.² He was the son of Isak Hasterlik and Magdalena (?)¹ Jakob Hasterlik married Rifka (?), daughter of Markus Isak.¹ Jakob Hasterlik received permission to marry in 1772 at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary. Jakob Hasterlik had no sons to inherit his familiant position. The position was therefore inherited by his son-in-law, Markus Hahn.¹ Jakob Hasterlik lived on 14 May 1783 at Gut Chanowitz, Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, with his wife and two children.. He supported his family through distilling spirits, "river divelopment" and deailing in tobacco products.³ Jakob Hasterlik lived on 24 January 1793 at Gut Chanowitz, Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, with his wife, Rebeka, their first-born daughter, Barbara, second-born daughter, Weruna, third-born daughter, Magdalena, and fourth-born daughter, Monika. He was under protection at Chanowitz and owned his own distillery and "river house". He supported his family through distilling and manufacturing of potash.⁴ Jacob Hasterlik appeared in the 1811 Jewish Census in Chanowitz. According to the census, he received his marriage allowance at Chanowitz in 1772. At some point after the census, his name was crossed out and notes that he was dead and that his position was now occupied by Markus Hahn were added.⁵ An alternate source suggests that Jakob Hasterlik died on 13 December 1818 at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He died on 24 December 1818 at Chanovice, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.² He was buried at Jewish Cemetery, Slatina, Bohemia.²

     Isak Hasterlik married Magdalena (?)¹

     Magdalena (?) married Isak Hasterlik.¹ Her married name was Hasterlik. Magdalena (?) and Samuel Hahn received permission to marry in 1777 at Schlüsselberg (Lnáre), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.²

     Rifka (?) was the daughter of Markus Isak.¹ Her married name was Hasterlik. Rifka (?) was also known as Rebeka (?)² Rifka (?) was also known as Frantiska (?)³ She married Jakob Hasterlik, son of Isak Hasterlik and Magdalena (?).¹

     Jakob Hahn was born in 1820.¹ He was the son of Markus Hahn and Mina Hasterlik.¹ Jakob Hahn married Anna Brock.² (an unknown value.)² Jakob Hahn died on 19 February 1894 at Ceske Budejovice (Budweis), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.² He was buried on 21 February 1894 at Budweis Jewish Cemetery, Ceske Budejovice, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia.²

     Kapper Kollmann married Ewa (?)¹

     Ewa (?) married Kapper Kollmann.¹ Her married name was Kollmann.

     Barbara Joachim was born circa 1753.² She married Isaak Kollmann, son of Kapper Kollmann and Ewa (?).¹ Her married name was Kollmann. Barbara Joachim appeared on the census of 21 January 1793 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, their first-born son, Löw, second-born son, Joachim, third-born son, Zacharias, fourth-born son, Joseph and fifth-born son, Abraham.³ She died on 28 July 1811 at House Nr. XI, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.²

     Theresia Joklin was born circa 1761.² She married Isaak Kollmann, son of Kapper Kollmann and Ewa (?).¹ Her married name was Kollmann. Theresia Joklin died on 29 March 1831 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.³

     Loew Kollmann was the son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim.¹ Loew Kollmann appeared on the census of 21 January 1793 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, their first-born son, Löw, second-born son, Joachim, third-born son, Zacharias, fourth-born son, Joseph and fifth-born son, Abraham.² He received permission to marry no. 12081 on 22 April 1804 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹ He married Martha Altschul on 10 August 1804 at House I, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,3

     Joseph Kollmann was born on 4 March 1786 at House Nr. X, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim.¹ Joseph Kollmann appeared on the census of 21 January 1793 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, their first-born son, Löw, second-born son, Joachim, third-born son, Zacharias, fourth-born son, Joseph and fifth-born son, Abraham.³ He received permission to marry Nr. 16396 on 17 April 1816 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹ He married Babette Weil on 10 December 1816 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.⁴

     Zacharias Kollmann was born on 4 March 1786 at House Nr. X, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim.¹ Zacharias Kollmann appeared on the census of 21 January 1793 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, their first-born son, Löw, second-born son, Joachim, third-born son, Zacharias, fourth-born son, Joseph and fifth-born son, Abraham.³ He received permission to marry no. 2876 on 28 January 1805 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹ He married Anna Vordoerfer on 24 April 1805 at House XI, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.⁴ Zacharias Kollmann was a farmer.¹ He witnessed the birth of Gabriel Pick on 30 July 1842 at House No. IV, Patzau, Tabor, Bohemia.⁵ Zacharias Kollmann witnessed the birth of Carl Pick on 6 April 1845 at House No. 315, Patzau, Tabor, Bohemia.⁶

     Joachim Kollmann was born on 10 September 1787 at House Nr. X, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim.¹ Joachim Kollmann married Rosina (?)³ Joachim Kollmann appeared on the census of 21 January 1793 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, their first-born son, Löw, second-born son, Joachim, third-born son, Zacharias, fourth-born son, Joseph and fifth-born son, Abraham.⁴ He was Soap Maker.¹ He received permission to marry no. 4825 on 10 February 1815 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹

     Martha Altschul married Loew Kollmann, son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim, on 10 August 1804 at House I, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 As of 10 August 1804,her married name was Kollmann.

     Nathan Kollmann was born on 7 June 1830 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Joseph Kollmann and Babette Weil.^1,3 Nathan Kollmann died on 8 September 1834 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia, at age 4.¹

     Anna Vordoerfer was born at Zbraslawitz, Czechoslovakia.² She married Zacharias Kollmann, son of Isaak Kollmann and Barbara Joachim, on 24 April 1805 at House XI, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹ As of 24 April 1805,her married name was Kollmann.

     Loew Kollmann was born on 10 May 1806 at House XI, Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 As of 10 May 1806, Leopold Kollmann was also known as Loew Kollmann.² He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹

     Adalbert Kollmann was born on 2 April 1812 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹ Adalbert Kollmann received permission to marry on 15 October 1846 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia, Adalbert received this Familiant position from a Familiant, Loewy Israel, who had no sons.³ He married Anna Stein on 17 August 1847 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.³

     Jakob Kollmann was born on 14 April 1816 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹

     Karl Kollmann was born on 26 March 1818 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹

     Salomon Kollmann was born on 20 August 1820 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹

     Isak Kollmann was born on 1 July 1822 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.^1,2 He was the son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer.¹ Isak Kollmann was also known as Ignatz Kollmann.²

     Anna Stein married Adalbert Kollmann, son of Zacharias Kollmann and Anna Vordoerfer, on 17 August 1847 at Kardaschretschitz, Tabor, Bohemia.¹ As of 17 August 1847,her married name was Kollmann.