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     Glückel Gratum was born before 1793.¹ She was the daughter of Aron Gratum and Rachel Zenter.¹

     Anna Hahn was the daughter of Samuel Hahn and Magdalena Bloch.¹ Anna Hahn married Salomon Drucker.² Her married name was Drucker.² Anna 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.¹

     Esther Hahn was the daughter of Samuel Hahn and Magdalena Bloch.¹ Esther 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.¹

     Barbara Hasterlik was born before 1793.¹ She was the daughter of Jakob Hasterlik and Rifka (?)¹

     Franziska Hasterlik was the daughter of Jakob Hasterlik and Rifka (?)^2,3 Franziska Hasterlik was also known as Weruna Hasterlik.³ She married Josef Rosenfeld.⁴ Her married name was Rosenfeld.⁴ Although the marriage record for Josef Rosenfeld and Franziska Hasterlik has not been located, and may no longer exist, the birth records for her grandchildren show her to be from Chanowitz (Chanovice). When she was born in about 1777 there seems to have only been one Hasterlik family, that of, Jakob Hasterlik. In addition, the 1793 census shows that the family included a daughter, Weruna, whose name could have easily also been shown as Veronica and then Franziska.⁴

     Magdalena Hasterlik was born circa 1788.² She was the daughter of Jakob Hasterlik and Rifka (?)^1,3 Magdalena Hasterlik married Jakob Klein.³ Her married name was Klein.³ Magdalena Hasterlik lived in May 1858 at House No. 22, Techarovice, Pribram District, Bohemia.² She died on 15 May 1858 at Techarovice, Pribram District, Bohemia.² She was buried on 17 May 1858.²

     Eva Polak was born circa 1759.² She married Wolf Robitschek, son of Joseph Robitschek and Anna Abeles, circa 1780.^1,3 As of circa 1780,her married name was Robitschek. Eva Polak died on 30 October 1842 at House No. 87, Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, from brain paralysis [Gehirnlähmung].² She was buried on 1 November 1842 at Jewish Cemetery, Liten (Litten), Berounsky, Bohemia.²

     Theresia Raubischek was born before 1793.¹ She appeared on the census of 1793 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; his wife, Eva, his first-born son, Lobl, his second-born son, Joseph, and daughters, Ludmilla and Theresia.¹ She was the daughter of Wolf Robitschek and Eva Polak.¹

     Jakob Raubitschek was born in 1786 at Wossow, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He was the son of Wolf Robitschek and Eva Polak.² Jakob Raubitschek was also known as Lobl Raubischek.² He married Katharina Schalek.³ Jakob Raubitschek appeared on the census of 1793 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; his wife, Eva, his first-born son, Lobl, his second-born son, Joseph, and daughters, Ludmilla and Theresia.² He received permission to marry no. 43673 on 6 January 1808 at Wossow, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.³

     Joseph Raubitschek was born in 1790 at Wossow, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.² He was the son of Wolf Robitschek and Eva Polak.¹ Joseph Raubitschek appeared on the census of 1793 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; his wife, Eva, his first-born son, Lobl, his second-born son, Joseph, and daughters, Ludmilla and Theresia.¹ He received permission to marry on 14 January 1817 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.³ He married Judith Dufensy in 1817.³

     Joseph Robitschek married Anna Abeles.

     Anna Abeles married Joseph Robitschek. Her married name was Robitschek.

     Katharina Schalek married Jakob Raubitschek, son of Wolf Robitschek and Eva Polak.¹ Her married name was Raubitschek.

     Salamon Raubitschek was born in 1811.¹ He was the son of Jakob Raubitschek and Katharina Schalek.¹

     Isak Raubitschek was born in 1818.¹ He was the son of Jakob Raubitschek and Katharina Schalek.¹

     Enoch Raubitschek was born in 1820.¹ He was the son of Jakob Raubitschek and Katharina Schalek.¹

     Judith Dufensy married Joseph Raubitschek, son of Wolf Robitschek and Eva Polak, in 1817.¹ As of 1817,her married name was Raubitschek.

     Elias Raubitschek was born in 1818 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He was the son of Joseph Raubitschek and Judith Dufensy.¹

     Isak Raubitschek was born in 1826 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He was the son of Joseph Raubitschek and Judith Dufensy.¹

     Bernard Raubitschek was born in 1836 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹ He was the son of Joseph Raubitschek and Judith Dufensy.¹ Bernard Raubitschek died in 1837 at Wscheraditz, Berounsky, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary.¹

     Wolf Schönbaum was born before 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ He was the son of Enoch Stern and Anna Wolf.¹

     There is a chance that this Katharina Stern is actually Elisabeth Stern, who seems to be missing from the 1793 census.¹ Katharina Stern was born before 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ She was the daughter of Veith Stern and Franziska Samuel.¹ Katharina Stern appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Franzl and daughters, Katharina, Sara and Rebeka as well as a maid, Mariana Löwin.¹

     Sara Stern was born before 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ She was the daughter of Veith Stern and Franziska Samuel.¹ Sara Stern married Joseph Guth.² Her married name was Guth.² Sara Stern appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Franzl and daughters, Katharina, Sara and Rebeka as well as a maid, Mariana Löwin.¹

     Rebeka Stern was born before 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia.¹ She was the daughter of Veith Stern and Franziska Samuel.¹ Rebeka Stern appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Franzl and daughters, Katharina, Sara and Rebeka as well as a maid, Mariana Löwin.¹

     Markus Schönbaum was the son of Enoch Stern and Anna Wolf.¹ Markus Schönbaum married Barbara (?)¹ Markus Schönbaum lived on 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia, with his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy. He was under protection at zum Gut Miskowitz and was a property owner and had a distillery in house Nr. I. He supported his family through von Brandwein und verschiedenen Handel [distilling and various trading].¹

     Her married name was Schönbaum. Barbara (?) married Markus Schönbaum, son of Enoch Stern and Anna Wolf.¹ Barbara (?) appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy.¹

     Jakob Schönbaum was the son of Markus Schönbaum and Barbara (?)¹ Jakob Schönbaum appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy.¹

     Wolf Schönbaum was the son of Markus Schönbaum and Barbara (?)¹ Wolf Schönbaum appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy.¹

     Abraham Schönbaum was the son of Markus Schönbaum and Barbara (?)¹ Abraham Schönbaum appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy.¹

     Isak Schönbaum was the son of Markus Schönbaum and Barbara (?)¹ Isak Schönbaum appeared on the census of 20 January 1793 at Miskowtiz, Bohemia; his wife, Barbara, his first-born son, Jakob, his second-born son, Wolf, his third-born son, Abraham, his fourth-born son, Isak, and daughters, Julia, Magdalena, Subilla and Veronica as well as a maid, Ludmilla Löwy.¹