Analysis: This is the second of two Weizer households in the 1850 revision (#5, #16). It appears the two heads of household are brothers, both sons of Yudko and born in 1795 and 1797 respectively.

Here, Ios son of Yudko (also called "Ios Yudkov"), age 55, is head of the household and one of the older members of the community. He is married to Risya, age 36. They have a son, El, age 12, and three daughters, Yahna age 15, Liba age 6, and Dvoira age 3.

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Analysis: The surname of this household is Fishman-Berison. There is also a Fishman household (#32). There is no self-evident familial relationship between the two households. Here, Berko son of Jovel-Wolf (also called "Berko Iovelev-Wolfov") age 49 is head of the family. He is married to Etya, age 45, and they have a son, Moshko-Ios, age 14, and a daughter, Rita, age 12.

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Analysis: The head of household, Leib son of Yankel, died in 1845 at the age of 63. His son, Gavriel, is 36 and married to Giata, age 30. They have a 14 year old son and a 4-year-old daughter, Esther.

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Analysis: Itsko-Srul son of Leib (also called "Itsko-Srul Leibov") age 32 is head of the household. He is married to Hena, age 30 and has a son, Leib, age 15. Leib's mother would have been 15 when she gave birth to him. As discussed in the 1858 revision, this family appears likely to be the ancestor of Lerner descendants who came to Baltimore.

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Analysis: Meer son of Haim (also called Meer Khaimov) died in 1846 at the age of 69. His widow is not listed. We don't know whether she died or joined another household. Three sons of Meer are listed: Lazor's whereabouts have been unknown since 1850 when he was 43. Still in the household, though, is his wife, Menya 42, and a son Itsko, age 16. A second son, Rakhmiel, age 34, is still present in the household. He is married to Rivka and they have two daughters, Hana-Maria age 8, and Elka age 4.

The household members also include two of Rakhmiel's sisters who are not married: Riva-Leia, age 25, and Mintsya, age 15. It is not entirely clear why they are listed as "sisters" of Rakhmiel rather than daughters of Meer, since he is listed as their father. Perhaps, because Meer has died, the census takers want to "attach" thse young women to the oldest male in the household.

Meer has one other son listed: Abram was recruited in 1846 at the age of 19. That is the same year Meer died and we can guess that his father's death made him more vulnerable to recruitment to fill quotas. ↩

Analysis: Usher son of Itsko (also called "Usher Itskov") died in 1840 at the age of 42. His wife, Zlata, age 42 is still present in the household. Two children of Usher are listed. A son, Itsko, age 30 who is married to Blima age 30. A second son, Gersh, was recruited in 1839 at the age of 12. Zlata is explicitly identified as his mother, but no mother's name is given for the older son Itsko.

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Analysis: The Braiser household is called Braer in 1858. Here the head of the household, Itsko-Gersh died in 1840 at the age of 45. The whereabouts of one son, Nuta, is unknown as of 1850 when he was 29. He returns by the 1858 revision. His wife, Golda-Perlya, is listed as if she is present in this revision of 1850 but her age is not given and she disappears completely by 1858. A son of theirs, Ios, age 8 is also in household.

[5] The males seems to be aligned with Braiser, the females with Brayer. ↩

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Analysis: Moshko-Abram son of Leib (also called "Moshko-Abram Leibov") died in 1848 at the age of 47. His son Beniamin, age 28, is present and married to a woman named Sura, age 30.

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Analysis: This is one of 3 Nudler households in this 1850 revision (#1, #24, #34). There is no explicit familial relationship evident among them, though it is possible that a familial relationship is just no longer evident. There is a later Nudler family from Mlynov that may have been descended from ancestors in one of these households, but there is no direct connection identifiable.

Here, Yankel Moshko son of Duvid Gershko (also called "Yankel Moshko Duvid Gershkov") is 29 and head of the family. He was born in 1821 about the same time as head of Nudler household #1. He is married to Sura Beila, age 28 and they have a son, Gersh-Leib who is age 8.

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Analysis: The head of household, Abram son of Duvid (also called "Abram Duvidov") died in 1846 at the age of 44. A son, Ioina-Ios, age 24 is the oldest male in the household and is married to Hana-Rivka (also spelled Khana-Rivka), age 22. They have a young son, Moshko-Gersh, age 4 years old.

There is also an unmarried daughter of Abram, the deceased head of household. Her name is Pesya and she is 18 years old. Finally, there is young girl, Fryadya age 12, who is called the sister of Ioina-Ios. It is not entirely clear why Fryadya is called "the sister" of Ioina-Ios while his other sister, Pesya, is defined by her relationship to her father. This could be due to inconsistency in how the revision takers record information or possibly because Pesya is 18, she is not defined in relationship to her brother whereas Fryadya is still 12 and more of a minor.

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Analysis: There are two Gelbarg households in the 1850 revision (#26, #48). There is no obvious familial relationship between them, though some connection could have existed further back in time. By 1858, the second of these households is called "Gelberg."

Here, Ios son of Fayvish (also called "Ios Faivishev") is head of household and age 46. His wife Henya or Genya is quite a bit younger, only age 25. It seems likely that she is a second wife, though she is listed as the mother of the children. The son, Pinhos-Meer, is 21 and obviously Henya could not be his mother. She would have been 4 when he was born. The same is true for the two daughters, Hana, age 18, and Surah, age 15.

As discussed in detail in the 1858 census, the son Pinhos-Meer is very likely the ancestor remembered by the Gelberg family that settled in Jersey City and the ancestor of the mill owner in Mlynov remembered by descendants and in the Memorial book.

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Analysis: Head of household, Gersh son of Meilich (also called "Gersh Meilikhov") is age 55. His wife Henya or Genya is 15 years younger, age 40. Their son Meilich (named for his grandfather) is age 20 and their daughter, Haya-Gitlya is age 14.

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Analysis: Aron son of Yankel (also called "Aron Yankelev"), age 48, is head of household. He is married to Itta, age 47, and they have an 8-year-old son, Duvid-Mendel, in the household. They may well have had children when they were younger who are no longer part of the household. It is interesting to see that they were 41 and 39 when their son was born.

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Analysis: Usher son of Aron, head of household, died in 1840 at that age of 43. Three sons are listed. Still present in the household are Iovel, age 28 and Abram-Itsko, age 26. A third son, Usher, was recruited in 1849 at the age of 16.

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Analysis: This is a Scwhartzman household and includes a nephew with the surname Firer. Ios son of Berko Schwartzman (also called "Ios Berkov") is 57 and head of household. No wife is listed. His eldest son, Borukh-Mordko, age 31, is married to Tsivya, age 30, and they have a son, Rockel, age 8. Ios's other son, Gersh, died in 1836 at the age of 12.

A nephew, Gersh Firer son of Itsko, is 27 and in the household as well. We can assume that Gersh Firer's mother was a sister of Ios, the head of household, and had married a man named Itsko with the surname Firer. There is no explicit familial relationship between Gersh Firer here and the members of the Firer household #43 below. Gersh here is the son of Itsko Firer and was born in about 1823. The head of household #43 is Naftula Itsko son of Berko who was born in 1787. It is possible Gersh is related but that is speculation.

[6] Gersh Firer is living with the Schwartzman family and is a nephew of Ios Berko Schwartzman. ↩

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Analysis: Shimon son of Boruch (also called "Shimon Borukhov"), age 45, is head of household. He is married to Ita Reiza, age 40 and they have a son Froim-Shlema, age 14. A nephew, Srul-Noech, age 26, is also part of the household and he is married to Hana-Sura, age 25. We can assume that since Srul-Noech has the surname Greenbarg that his father, Shlema, was a brother of the head of this household, Shimon.

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Analysis: The head of household, Leib son of Abram (also called "Leib Abramov"), died in 1840 at the age of 47. His widow is not mentioned. Still in the household is his son, Abram-Itsko, age 36 and Abram-Itsko's wife, Sura-Rivka, age 30. There is a household #17 in this revision with the surname Fishman-Berinson, but there is no familial relationship evident.

The 1858 revision for this household summarizes the reasons this family is likely the ancestors of the Fishman family later remembered from Mlynov.

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Analysis: Meer-Shmul son of Duvid-Yos (also called "Meer Shmul Duvid-Iosev") age 39 is head of the household. He is married to Gitlya, age 30. One of their sons, Kissel, died in 1838 at the age of 7. Another son, Yankel-Leib, age 7, is present in the household.

Also in the household is a younger brother of Meer-Shmul named Srul, age 32. He is married to Charna, age 28, and they have two daughters, Sura-Gitlya, age 10, and Genya-Leia, age 7.

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Analysis: Moshko-Zus son of Yankel (also called "Moshko-Zus Yankelev"), age 49, is head of household and married to Dietlya, age 40. They have an unmarried son, Iser, age 20, and an unmarried daughter, Brandlya, age 18.

This is one of 3 Nudler households in this 1850 revision (#1, #24, #34). There is no explicit familial relationship evident among them, though it is possible that familial relationship is just no longer evident. There is a later Nudler family from Mlynov that may have been descended from ancestors in one of these households, but there is no direct connection identifiable.

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Analysis: The head of the household, Joyna son of Srul (also called "Ionia Srulev") died in 1836 at the age of 32. His widow is not mentioned. One of his brothers was recruited in 1836 at the age of 26. Another brother, Moshko-Wolf, age 23 is the only member currently present in the household.

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Analysis: Head of househould, Boruch son of Joyna (also called "Borukh Ioninov") died in 1840 at the age of 41. His son, Geynykh, age 25, is in the household with his wife, Neha, age 23.

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Analysis: Head of household, Yankel-Ios son of Michel (also called "Yankel-Ios Mikhelev") died in 1845 at the age 41. His son, Gersh-Wolf, age 18 is the only member of the household present.

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Analysis: Huna son of Srul (also called "Huna Srulev"), age 29, is head of the household. A brother, Yankel, is also in the household along with his wife, Dvoira, age 20, and a daughter Sura-Leia, age 5.

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Analysis: The head of household, Yankel son of Boruch (also called "Yankel Borukhov"), died in 1850 (the same year as this revision) at the age of 40. A brother, Zeylik, also died in 1840 at the age of 38. A son, Moshko, age 15, remains in the household.

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Analysis: The whereabouts of Leib Tetelman, head of household are unknown as of 1850, the year of this revision. He would be about 29 years old. No one else is in the household. It is interesting that the revision taker keeps a record of a household with no one currently living in it, suggesting some pressure to account for households or heads of household that may have been present earlier and are no longer. A new member of the household, however, is listed in the 1858 revision.

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Analysis: The head of household, Srul-Noech son of Michel, was on the run in 1846 at the age of 27. His younger brother, Haim-Yos, is 24 and the only current member of the household. There is no identifiable familial relationship with the Shiftman household #18.

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Analysis: Here Naftula-Itsko son of Berko (also called "Naftula-Itsko Berkov") is 63 and head of household. He is one of the oldest living members of the community. His wife, Shprintsa, age 48, is thirteen years younger. She is listed as the mother of their son Mosko-Bir, age 27. He is also married though little information is provided about his wife, except that she is 48 years old as well.

A noted earlier, there is a Firer member of the Schwartzman household (#30) named Gersh son of Itsko who was born in about 1823. It is possible he is a nephew or descendant of Naftual-Itsko Firer, though this is speculation.

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Analysis: The head of household, Paltiel son of Meer (also called "Paltiel Meerov"), died in 1835 at the age of 13. He seems too young to have been a head of household at that age and probably there were other males in the household then, like his nephew, Froim, who died in 1845 at the age of 40. Although Froim has died in 1845, his son, Ios, age 25 and Ios's wife, Etya, are present in the household.

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Analysis: Moshko-Bir son of Vol (also called "Moshko-Bir Volev") age 58 is one of the older heads of household still living. He is married to Haya-Malka (or Chaya-Malka), age 45 (13 years younger) and they have three sons. None of their three sons are missing or died as in many other households, suggesting a relatively stable household and perhaps some special privilege.

Their son Shimon-Meer, is age 35, and married to Nehama, age 34. No children are listed for them. The son Beniamin is age 30. He is married to Silka, age 28 and they have a son Mordko-Ios, 4 years old. A third son of Moshko-Bir and Chaya-Malka named Iovel, is 23 years old. He is probably married to Yahna, age 23, who is said to be married to Zavel Moshko-Birov. There is no "Zavel" son of Moshko-Bir in this list and it seems likely "Zavel" was another name for Iovel.

It is surprising that there are no grandchildren listed. Indeed from the 1858 list, it is clear some grandchildren were already born. Perhaps they were not listed intentionally to avoid some additional obligation like taxes.

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Analysis: As noted in the discussion of household #8, this household and its members are listed twice in this revision under slightly different names. There under "Lehman," and here under "Hehman." We don't know if the duplication was by accident or for some reason. Here Yos-Bir son of Ovshy is whereabouts unknown as opposed to "On the run" in household #8. His son, Chaim-Zus, is here age 24 instead of 23 in the other household. As discussed in the 1858 revision for household #9, this household may be the ancestors of the Schuchman family remembered from a later period in Mlynov. See the discussion, in the 1858 household #9.

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Analysis: The head of the household, Mordko-Leib son of Itsko ("Mordko-Leib Itskov") died in 1848 at the age of 30. His widow, Pesya, age 28 is still present along with their two sons, Michel, age 16, and Mordko-Leib, age 8, and a daughter, Golda, age 6.

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Analysis: There is no obvious familial connection between this household and the Gelbarg household #26, though it is possible they have a connection farther back in time.

Haim-Leib son of Moshko-Vol (also called "Khaim-Leib Moshko-Volev") age 42 is head of the household. A brother, Boruch Gersh, died in 1846 at the age of 33. His young widow, Khina, age 20 is still in the household. Her age suggests she is not the mother of Khaim-Leib's three daughters and son, even though she is listed as their mother. The son, Mordko is 10, and the three daughters are Etya, age 15, Eidlya age 12 and Tsivya age 7.

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