Chapter Six
Glück, Rózmann, Ornstein & Fisch
Nyírbátor, Kemecse, Bököny, Pápa and Kalló
Pápa · Bököny · Kemecse · Nyírbátor · Pátroha · Nagykálló · Ungvár
Jetti Glück was born at Nyírbátor on 10 May 1873, the daughter of Sámuel Glück, iron merchant of Nyírbátor (d. 1896), and Betti (Borbála) Rózmann of Pátroha. A gravestone at Nyírbátor of “Frumet, wife of R’ Shmuel Glick”, who died on 24 June 1926 aged 70, is very probably Betti’s — her Hebrew name was Frumet, daughter of R’ Shimon Tzvi Rózmann of Pátroha. Betti’s parents were Samuel (R’ Shimon Hersh) Rosman, landowner of Pátroha, and very probably Sára Leah of Horlyó.
Sámuel’s father was Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel) Glück of Kemecse (1815–1905), whose stone calls him “son of R’ Gedalya of Bököny”; he founded the Kemecse yeshiva about 1879. Sámuel’s mother was Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles — proven by the 1848 census of Szobránc, and by an 1880 signature “Shmuel ben Adel Golda” — not the “Chana” of earlier accounts. Her parents were very probably R’ Moshe Yehuda Leib Edeles of Véke and Chana (Hani) Grünwald (Probable); above them R’ Zeev Wolf of Véke is a possible link. R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück was born at Pápa on 15 February 1796 and died at Bököny on 13 November 1881; he wrote Chayei Olam, printed in 1899. His original gravestone at Bököny was found during this research, and he appears in contemporary documents — the Chatam Sofer calls him “my diligent student R’ Gedalya”, and in 1864 he sat as a judge of the Kalló court.
R’ Gedalya’s parents were, very probably, R’ Chanoch (Henoch) Glück of Pápa — listed there in 1828 as “Jud. Gluk Enoch” — and Liba; a probable brother, Elias Glück, was a merchant at Ungvár and died there in 1874. By family tradition (Possible only) the family came from Prague under the name Gad.
R’ Gedalya’s wife Eszti (Esther) Ornstein (d. 1864) was the daughter of R’ Avraham Ornstein of Bököny and a daughter of R’ Yaakov Fisch, Judenrichter of Kalló, who signed in 1797 as “Yaakov Fisch ben R’ Yitzchak” and died on Simchat Torah 1843. His own stone in the Fisch ohel at Nagykálló reads “son of R’ Yitzchak”.
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Grandparents of the seven siblings
Anna Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 6 Jan 1900, Nyírbátor · Died 24 Feb 1901, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. Born at Nyírbátor on 6 January 1900; died there on 24 February 1901, aged 13 months (civil birth no. 4; civil death no. 25; Proven).
Benedek Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 7 Mar 1902, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld (Hungarian civil birth registration no. 56; Proven).
Berta Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 13 Jul 1903, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld (Hungarian civil birth registration no. 146; Proven).
Ida Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 20 Oct 1894, Nyírbátor · Died 28 Nov 1894, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. Died as an infant (birth and death index).
Katalin Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 5 Jun 1888, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. LDS 642911 vol. 2, p. 38 no. 3. She may be the “Chaya Gitel (Chaya Rizel)”, wife of R’ Chaim Dov Goldberger, named in Alei Zikaron 67 (Possible only).
Reli (Ráli) Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 9 Jun 1890 (21 Sivan 5650), Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. LDS 642911 vol. 2, p. 81 no. 1; the date matches Alei Zikaron 67.
Salamon Glück Proven
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 21 Jan 1892, Nyírbátor
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. LDS 642911 vol. 2, p. 119 no. 4.
Sámuel (Shmuel) Glück Proven 🕯
child of Dov Berel Glück (Jetti's half-brother)
Born 2 Feb 1898, Nyírbátor · Died Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1944 (Probable)
Child of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück and Eszter Grünfeld. Merchant of Vásárosnamény. Married Jolán Freireich at Hajdúböszörmény on 28 Dec 1926 (marriage no. 232, Proven). Read the full record →
Great-grandparents of the seven siblings
Blanka (Berta) Ligesi née Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 24 May 1885, Nyírbátor
Blanka (Berta) Glück, a sister of Jetti, born at Nyírbátor on 24 May 1885 (Nyírbátor Jewish birth register, both copies; Proven). She married Sándor Ligesi at Nyírbátor on 4 May 1905 (civil marriage no. 20; Read the full record →
Dolfi (Adolf, Gedalia) Glück Proven
brother of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 12 Nov 1890, Nyírbátor
A brother of Jetti. Hebrew name Gedalia. The birth entry (read on the original): born 12 Nov 1890 at Nyírbátor, son of Sámuel Glück, merchant, born at Kemecse, and Betti Rosmán, born at Pátroha; circumcised at Nyírbátor on 20 Nov 1890 by Mór Goldberger; sandek József Rosmán, merchant, of Vásárosnamény.
Eszter (Eszti) Glück née Grünfeld Proven
wife of Dov Berel Glück
Born Vásárosnamény · Died before 1926
Wife of R’ Dov Berel (Béla) Glück; born at Vásárosnamény (her children's birth entries, Proven). Alei Zikaron 67 gives her father as R’ Yosef Grünfeld of Vásárosnamény, a son-in-law of R’ Bendit Katz of Bököny, who was himself a son-in-law of R’ Gedalya Glück (Probable as printed).
Hani Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 11 Mar 1880, Nyírbátor
A sister of Jetti. She married Sámuel Ullmann at Nyírbátor on 21 February 1899 (civil marriage no. 6; Proven).
Herman (Ármin) Glück Proven
brother of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 18 Mar 1887, Nyírbátor · Died 12 Jun 1947, Budapest
A brother of Jetti. He married Mária Reiz (Reisz) at Kemecse on 1 June 1909 and died at Budapest on 12 June 1947 (civil marriage no. 15, read on the original: groom a talmudist, the parents “néh. Glück Sámuel / Rozman Betti”, the bride’s parents Izrael Reiz and Betti Fisch; civil death no. 547, both naming his parents; Read the full record →
Hersh (Shimon Tzvi) Glück Probable 🕯
brother of Jetti (Probable)
Born 1882, Nyírbátor · Died Auschwitz, 1944
Merchant in Budapest; wife Miriam. Remembered in a memorial record (item 1339859) as a son of Shmuel and Fruma of Nyírbátor, which fits Sámuel Glück and Betti (Frumet) Rózmann (Probable). He is not Herman (Ármin), b. 1887, who died at Budapest in 1947. Read the full record →
Jetti (Etel, Yehudit) Szender née Glück Proven 🕯
the siblings' great-grandmother
Born 10 May 1873, Nyírbátor · Died 5 Jul 1944
Married Herman Szender at Nyírbátor on 21 March 1893; mother of at least nine children, among them Szerén (Sarah Leah). Szerén’s stone in America remembers her as “Yehudit bat R’ Shmuel, 14 Tammuz 5704” (Proven, stone). Auschwitz, 1944 (a memorial record).
Mali (Amália) Beck née Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 12 Dec 1876, Nyírbátor · Died 13 Mar 1956, Budapest
A sister of Jetti. Married Izidor Beck, 4 Jun 1895. She died at Budapest on 13 March 1956 (civil death no. 246, naming her parents and her husband; Read the full record →
Moshe Glück Probable 🕯
brother of Jetti (Probable)
Born 1893 (year as given), Nyírbátor · Died Auschwitz, 1944
Merchant at Nyírbátor. Remembered in a memorial record (item 304254) as a son of Shmuel and Fruma of Nyírbátor (Probable). His wife Bela (b. Read the full record →
Móric (Motitz) Glück Proven
brother of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 30 Oct 1881, Nyírbátor
A brother of Jetti. He may be the Moshe Glück of a memorial record (Possible; see Moshe Glück).
Relli Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 9 Aug 1883, Nyírbátor
A sister of Jetti. She married Sámuel Weisz at Nyírbátor on 12 February 1902 (civil marriage no. 8; Proven).
Róza Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 25 Mar 1878, Nyírbátor · Died 22 Jan 1963, Budapest
A sister of Jetti. She married Vilmos Heimlich at Nyírbátor on 30 December 1896 and died at Budapest on 22 January 1963 (civil marriage no. 33; civil death no. 109, naming her parents; Proven).
R’ Dov Berel (Berl, Béla) Glück Proven
half-brother of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 27 Mar 1864 (19 Adar II 5624), Nyírbátor · Died before 1926
Son of Sámuel Glück and his first wife Gitel; a half-brother of the siblings' great-grandmother Jetti. Bookkeeper and grocer at Nyírbátor; in 1896 he reported his father's death. His birth date matches Alei Zikaron 67 to the day. Read the full record →
Szera (Sarah Leah) Glück Proven
sister of Jetti
Born 1 Sep 1888, Nyírbátor · Died Elul 5680 (1920) — Probable
Éva Róth née Glück Proven
sister of Jetti (the siblings' great-grandmother)
Born 3 Feb 1872, Nyírbátor
A sister of Jetti. Married Simon Róth at Nyírbátor, 17 Nov 1891.
2nd-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
Betti (Borbála, Frumet) Glück née Rózmann פרומט Proven
the siblings' 2nd-great-grandmother
Born c.1848, Pátroha · Died 24 Jun 1926 (12 Tammuz 5686), Nyírbátor — Probable
Hebrew name Frumet, daughter of R’ Shimon Tzvi Rózmann of Pátroha (Alei Zikaron 67) — Probable. Her Nyírbátor stone: “Frumet, wife of R’ Shmuel Glick”, died 24 June 1926, aged 70. Burial: Nyírbátor Jewish cemetery; Read the full record →
Eszti (Esther) Glück Proven
half-sister of Sámuel
Born c.1870, Kemecse
Married Dávid Márton, merchant, of Csenger (son of the late Ábrahám Márton), at Kemecse on 9 Aug 1892, aged 22; the entry names her parents as Rabbi Emánuel Glück and Fáni Güttman of Kemecse, and her father officiated (read on the original). Mother unresolved: the Kemecse marriage entries of Hani (1889), Eszti (1892) and Mariska (1894) all name the rabbi’s wife as Fáni Gutman (Güttman); Sámuel’s 1896 Nyírbátor death entry (index) names his mother as Ida Guttman; the 1848 census names his father’s wife then as Adel Golda (Lojcsa) Edeles. Read the full record →
Frumet Rechil (Fáni) Glück née Gutman Probable
stepmother of Sámuel
Died 1895, Kemecse
Second wife of Menyhért Glück; daughter of Rizel Edlisz, so a niece of Adel Golda. Sámuel’s stepmother. Her Kemecse stone reads “daughter of R’ Avraham”. Read the full record →
Gitel (Getl) Glück née Aran Proven
first wife of Sámuel Glück (the siblings' 2nd-great-grandfather)
Born c.1847 · Died 12 Mar 1870 (9 Adar II 5630), Nyírbátor
Sámuel Glück's first wife. They married at Nyírbátor in June 1863 (Nyírbátor Jewish marriage register, Proven; the two register copies give 5 June and 15 June; Alei Zikaron 67 gives 29 Sivan 5623). Read the full record →
Hani Elefánt née Glück Proven
sister or half-sister of Sámuel (the siblings' 2nd-great-grandfather)
Born c.1866 (aged 23 in Sep 1889)
Daughter of Rabbi Emánuel (Menyhért) Glück of Kemecse; the marriage entry names her mother as Fáni Gutman. Married Hermán Elefánt, a student, of Karász, at Kemecse on 10 Sep 1889; her father officiated; witnesses Géza Lang and Izidor Friedman. She is an aunt of the younger Hani Glück (b. 1880), Sámuel’s daughter — a different person. Read the full record →
Hermán Elefánt Proven
husband of Hani Glück, the rabbi’s daughter
Born c.1866 (aged 23 in Sep 1889)
Student (tanuló), of Karász; son of the late Ábrahám Elefánt and Erzsi Klein. Married Hani Glück at Kemecse, 10 Sep 1889.
Miriam Glück Lenorovits Probable
sister or half-sister of Sámuel
Daughter of R’ Menachem Mendel Glück; wife of R’ Mordechai Lenorovits, his successor at Kemecse. The Kemecse ohel holds a second stone: “R’ Mordechai son of R’ Moshe”, d. 5 Sivan 5685 (28 May 1925) (Proven, stone). That he is her husband R’ Mordechai Lenorovits is only Possible: the stone gives no surname. Read the full record →
Sámuel Glück שמואל Proven
the siblings' 2nd-great-grandfather
Born c.1843, Imregh · Died 17 Feb 1896, Nyírbátor
His mother was Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles — Proven by the 1848 Ung census (Szobránc, household 13: “Glük Menyhért 34; Edlisz Lojcsa 28, b. Pácin; Read the full record →
3rd-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles אדל גאלדא Proven
the siblings' 3rd-great-grandmother
Born c.1820, Pácin · Died c.1849
Mother of Sámuel Glück; first wife of Menyhért Glück (married c.1838). Proven by the 1848 Ung census at Szobránc, where her sister Rizel lived next door. She replaces the family book’s “Chana”.
Fáni Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 10 Sep 1818, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date.
Heinrich Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 4 Apr 1824, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date. Godfather Lörincz Glük, a Glück of the older generation.
Háni Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 20 May 1836, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date.
Ignátz Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 12 May 1820, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date. Godfather Abraham Arenstein, his mother’s father. The family book notes a marriage at Bököny on 25 Dec 1855.
Jakab Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 17 Jul 1830, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date. Godfather Elijas Svartzkop. His own household is in the Bököny/Geszteréd family book, p. 9, house 41 (read on the original; Read the full record →
Jósef Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 17 Dec 1822, Bököny · Died 8 Jan 1873, Bököny (house 80 entry; Probable)
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date. Godfather Áron Fish (Fisch). A second entry in the Bököny/Geszteréd family book, p. 17, house 80 (read on the original), is very probably the same Jósef (Probable: it gives his birth as 22 Dec 1822, five days from p. 8, and Dániel (Gedalya) Glück stands godfather to a grandson): married 12 Feb 1841 at Szent Imre; died 8 Jan 1873, aged 51; wife Eszti née Mezei (b. 13 May 1823, d. 3 Apr 1872, aged 49). Read the full record →
Lina (Lena) Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 7 Apr 1826, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date.
Marjem (Mari) Glück Proven
sibling of the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather Rabbi Menyhért Glück
Born 17 Oct 1828, Bököny
Child of R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück and Eszti née Arenstein (Ornstein), listed in the Bököny Jewish family book with exact birth date.
Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel, Emánuel) Glück of Kemecse Proven
the siblings' 3rd-great-grandfather
Born 14 Jul 1815, Bököny · Died 4 Sep 1905, Kemecse
Born 5575 (1815) per Melitzei Esh (1933), which matches his records exactly: son of R’ Gedalya of Bököny, pupil of the Chatam Sofer, head of the court at Kemecse, where he founded the yeshiva c.1879 (Magyar Zsidó Lexikon 1929). Died 4 Elul 5665 (4 Sep 1905). First wife Adel Golda Edeles (Sámuel’s mother); second wife Frumet Rechil Gutman, her niece. Read the full record →
Rizel (Rozália) Guttmann née Edlisz Proven
sister of Adel Golda
Sister of Adel Golda; wife of Ábrahám Gutman of Szobránc. Proven as Edlisz Rozália by her son Mór Guttmann’s 1911 Budapest death. Mother of Frumet Rechil.
Samuel (R’ Shimon Hersh) Rosman Proven
the siblings' 3rd-great-grandfather
Born c.1816, Kis-Szelmencz · Died 1884, Pátroha
Sára Leah Rosman née Király Probable
the siblings' 3rd-great-grandmother
Born c.1826, Horlyó · Died 4 Dec 1887, Pátroha
Probable (strong) as Betti’s mother. Her father "Manuel" — Possible. Born KIRÁLY — Proven: her death (Patroha 1887 no. 002-04, LDS 642915/7; Read the full record →
Yitzchak Aharon Edlisz of Tolcsva Probable
probable brother of Adel Golda
Died 1869, Tolcsva
Probable brother of Adel Golda: he named children Hani and Moshe Yehuda Leib.
4th-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
Chana (Hani) Edeles née Grünwald Probable
the siblings' 4th-great-grandmother
Died before 8 Apr 1857
Mother of Adel Golda — Probable (strong). A granddaughter named Hani was born at Tolcsva on 8 Apr 1857. Her own parents are unknown; the Tolcsva Grünwald death records read so far name no parents.
Elias (Eliyahu) Glück Probable
brother of R’ Gedalya — Probable
Born c.1802, Pápa · Died 2 Feb 1874 (15 Shevat 5634), Ungvár
1848 Ungvár census, read on the original; the Ungvár burial register names his father "Hanoh" (Chanoch). Burial: Ungvár, 15 Shevat 5634 = 2 Feb 1874; the burial register names his father “Hanoh” (Probable).
Eszti (Esther) Glück née Ornstein Proven
the siblings' 4th-great-grandmother
Born c.1802 · Died 3 Mar 1864 (25 Adar I 5624), Bököny
Burial: Bököny (25 Adar I 5624 = 3 Mar 1864); stone not identified. Born Arenstein (Ornstein) in 1802; the Bököny Jewish family book gives her death as 3 March 1864, matching 25 Adar I 5624 (Proven).
R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück of Bököny Proven
the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather
Born 15 Feb 1796, Pápa · Died 13 Nov 1881 (21 Cheshvan 5642), Bököny
Pupil of R’ Wolf Boskowitz and the Chatam Sofer, who calls him “my diligent student R’ Gedalya Pape” (Tzefunot 16, p.82) and, in a letter of 11 Av 1836, “my student R’ Gedalya Pápa resident at Kalló” (Alei Zikaron 27). He married a granddaughter of R’ Yaakov Fisch of Kalló and lived beside his father-in-law at Bököny. In 1864 he signed a Kalló court ruling as judge beside the county rabbi (Tzefunot 16, pp.88–89). Read the full record →
R’ Moshe Yehuda Leib (Mózes) Edeles of Véke משה יהודה ליב עדלס Probable
the siblings' 4th-great-grandfather
Died before Jan 1848
Father of Adel Golda — Probable (strong): proven as the father of her brother (1903 Nagyhalász civil death) and named by Alei Zikaron 64; grandsons were named for him. His father may be R’ Zeev Wolf of Véke (possible link).
5th-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
Daughter of R’ Yaakov Fisch (name unknown) Probable
the siblings' 5th-great-grandmother
Wife of R’ Avraham Ornstein of Bököny; mother of Eszti. That she was R’ Yaakov Fisch’s daughter is Probable (Tzefunot 16; family sources). Her given name is unknown (“Chana” possible).
Liba Glück Probable
the siblings' 5th-great-grandmother
Daughter of R’ Yaakov Yosef Roth of Pápa — Possible (2019 family book).
R’ Avraham Ornstein (Arenstein) of Bököny Probable
the siblings' 5th-great-grandfather
Died alive 1820
Of Bököny; R’ Gedalya Glück lived beside him. His own parents are unknown (Jakab Ornstein × Sára Roth of Újfehértó — possible). Read the full record →
R’ Chanoch (Henoch, Enoch) Glück of Pápa Probable
the siblings' 5th-great-grandfather
1828 Pápa conscription no. 256 "Jud. Gluk Enoch". Family tradition of a Prague origin under the name Gad — Possible.
6th-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
R’ Yaakov Fisch of Kalló Probable
the siblings' 6th-great-grandfather
Died 17 Oct 1843 (Simchat Torah 5604)
Signed in 1797 “Yaakov Fisch ben R’ Yitzchak, Judenrichter”. His own stone in the Fisch ohel at Nagykálló reads “son of the pious, holy R’ Yitzchak” and gives his death on Simchat Torah 5604 (Oct 1843) — Proven for what it says. “Of Zabolotov” — Possible (tradition). Read the full record →
7th-great-grandparents of the seven siblings
R’ Yitzchak Fisch Proven
the siblings' 7th-great-grandfather
Father of R’ Yaakov Fisch — Proven from the patronymic on his son’s stone (“son of R’ Yitzchak”) and the 1797 signature.
Photographs, stones and records
Sources for this chapter
- Anna Glück — Nyírbátor civil birth 1900, no. 4 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FL5-PVWB); civil death 1901, no. 25 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NV1-KVQF)
- Benedek Glück — Nyírbátor civil birth 1902, no. 56 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FL5-PVX4)
- Berta Glück — Nyírbátor civil birth 1903, no. 146 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6FL5-PVY7)
- Ida Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912)
- Blanka (Berta) Ligesi née Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish births (JewishGen Hungary; LDS 642911 vol. 1, p. 35 no. 4 and LDS 642912 vol. 8, p. 96 no. 1); Nyírbátor civil marriage 1905, no. 20 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NK9-4N52); memorial record item 5271217
- Dolfi (Adolf, Gedalia) Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Nyírbátor Jewish births 1890, entry 190, FamilySearch image 3:1:3QS7-89PH-355G (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89PH-355G), read on the original
- Eszter (Eszti) Glück née Grünfeld — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912); Alei Zikaron 67 (2025), p. 22
- Hani Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Nyírbátor civil marriage 1899, no. 6 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NK9-HDPG)
- Herman (Ármin) Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Kemecse civil marriage 1909, no. 15 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NK9-HH63); Budapest civil death 1947, no. 547 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:WZNY-NBPZ)
- Hersh (Shimon Tzvi) Glück — a memorial record, item 1339859
- Jetti (Etel, Yehudit) Szender née Glück — 1893 marriage; birth record
- Mali (Amália) Beck née Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Budapest civil death 1956, no. 246 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6V9P-TCRM); Nyírbátor district copy, LDS 642912 vol. 8, p. 36 no. 22
- Moshe Glück — a memorial record, item 304254
- Móric (Motitz) Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann)
- Relli Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Nyírbátor civil marriage 1902, no. 8 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NK9-H7JJ)
- Róza Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish birth register (index; LDS films 642911 and 642912) (parents Sámuel Glück and Betti Rózmann); Nyírbátor civil marriage 1896, no. 33 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NK9-WPQ7); Budapest civil death 1963, no. 109 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6V1G-CVS3)
- R’ Dov Berel (Berl, Béla) Glück — Nyírbátor Jewish births 1864 (LDS 642911 vol. 1, p. 10 no. 19); his children's births; 1926 Hajdúböszörmény marriage no. 232; Alei Zikaron 67 (2025), p. 22
- Betti (Borbála, Frumet) Glück née Rózmann — Her 1865 and 1870 marriages; Nyírbátor stone (© ESJF / CJA); ESJF / Center for Jewish Art cemetery survey (link only)
- Eszti (Esther) Glück — Kemecse Jewish marriages 1892, entry 11, FamilySearch image 3:1:3Q9M-CS87-98QX (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS87-98QX), read on the original
- Gitel (Getl) Glück née Aran — Nyírbátor Jewish marriages 1863 (LDS 642911 vol. 3, p. 1 no. 26; LDS 642912 vol. 8, p. 15 no. 3); Nyírbátor Jewish deaths 1870 (LDS 642911 vol. 5, p. 5 no. 17); Alei Zikaron 67 (2025), pp. 20–22
- Hani Elefánt née Glück — Kemecse Jewish marriages 1889, entry 10 (certified copy), FamilySearch image 3:1:3Q9M-CS87-9876 (familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS87-9876), read on the original
- Miriam Glück Lenorovits — Kemecse civil marriage 1894 (FamilySearch 3:1:3Q9M-CS87-987P); Kemecse civil birth 1895, no. 14 (FamilySearch 1:1:6NVB-Y8JM, image 3:1:9Q97-Y333-HZ7); Magyar Zsidó Lexikon (Budapest 1929), “Kemecse”, p. 461 (MEK/OSZK free scan, mek.oszk.hu/04000/04093, page image 0469); Spitzer, Die Rabbiner Ungarns 1944 (Hungaria Judaica 12, Budapest 1999), p. 72, no. 289 “Kemecse” (free scan, real-eod.mtak.hu/19152); Parashat Mordechai (Kemecse 1930), title page, introduction and approbations (HebrewBooks no. 38181, pp. 1–4); Derashot Mordechai (Kemecse, c. 1931), title page and introduction (HebrewBooks no. 31858, pp. 1–2); Magyarországi zsidó hitközségek 1944. április (Budapest; free scan, real-eod.mtak.hu/19147, vol. 1), entry 289 “Kemecse”, printed p. 323; Kemecse civil deaths Oct 1895–Dec 1909 (FamilySearch, Hungary Civil Registration, Szabolcs › Kemecse; four waypoint films), checked 24 Oct 2026
- Sámuel Glück — 1848 Ung census (original); civil death 1896; Alei Zikaron 67 (2025) p.21
- Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles — 1848 Ung census, Szobránc (original); 1880 signature “Shmuel ben Adel Golda” (Alei Zikaron 67)
- Fáni Glück — Bököny Jewish family book, p. 8, house 41 (FamilySearch DGS 004000277, image 440; JewishGen ‘Other Hungarian census records, 1770–1850’, LDS film 642902)
- Jakab Glück — Bököny Jewish family book, p. 8, house 41 (FamilySearch DGS 004000277, image 440; JewishGen ‘Other Hungarian census records, 1770–1850’, LDS film 642902); Bököny/Geszteréd family book p. 9, house 41, read on the original (FamilySearch DGS 004000277, image 441, familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9KG-LRCB); Újfehértó deaths 1895 (JewishGen Hungary vital records index)
- Jósef Glück — Bököny Jewish family book, p. 8, house 41 (FamilySearch DGS 004000277, image 440; JewishGen ‘Other Hungarian census records, 1770–1850’, LDS film 642902); Bököny/Geszteréd family book p. 17, house 80, read on the original (FamilySearch DGS 004000277, image 450, familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9KG-LRZ9); Bököny Jewish deaths index, LDS 642902 Vol. 3, 43-01 and 42-01, and marriages index (JewishGen Hungary vital records)
- Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel, Emánuel) Glück of Kemecse — 1905 civil death ("Glück Dániel × Ornstein Eszti"); his Kemecse stone, "son of R’ Gedalya of Bököny"
- Sára Leah Rosman née Király — Pátroha civil deaths 1887 no. 002-04 (LDS 642915 item 7) and Kisvárda duplicate 164-04 (LDS 642906 vol. 8); Pátroha civil marriages 12 Dec 1886 no. 001-04 (LDS 642915 item 7), Kisvárda duplicate 84-04 (LDS 642906 vol. 7) — JewishGen Hungary deaths and marriages indexes
- R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück of Bököny — Original stone (CJA 386788, © ESJF / CJA); 1828 Bököny "Dan: Glükk"; Chayei Olam preface; Center for Jewish Art 386788 (link only)
- R’ Chanoch (Henoch, Enoch) Glück of Pápa — Chayei Olam 1899 preface; renewed stone of his son
- R’ Yaakov Fisch of Kalló — His stone (Center for Jewish Art 384502); 1797 signature; Center for Jewish Art 384502 (link only); Yiddish Wikipedia, “Yaakov Fisch”, revision 599805 (yi.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%99%D7%A2%D7%A7%D7%91_%D7%A4%D7%99%) — tradition, Possible
Grades: Proven, Probable, Possible — exactly as the research gives them.