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Year by Year
Births, marriages, journeys and deaths of the family, oldest first, c.1700–2025.
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| c.1700–1715 (estimated: his sons were born in 1736 and 1751) | R’ Yaakov “HaNistar” of Kobrin is born. Probable |
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| 5496 (1736) | Reb Aharon (Perlov) HaGadol of Karlin is born in Janów. Probable |
| before c.1745 | Itsko “Zditovets” is born. Probable |
| c.1761–66 | Leyzor (Eliezer) son of Itsko Zditovets is born. Probable |
| c.1771 | Tsyrlya Zditovets is born. Probable |
| 19 Nisan 5532 (22 Apr 1772) | Reb Aharon (Perlov) HaGadol of Karlin dies. Probable |
| probably 5538 (1777/78) | R’ Aharon “HaShotek” of Zelichov dies young. Probable |
| 5539 (1779) | R’ Moshe Dov Ber is born. Proven |
| c.1782 | Frumet Pessel (Pepi) Benet is born. Probable |
| 5546 (c.1786) | Beyla is born. Probable |
| c.1787 | Mordyukh Zditovets is born. Probable |
| c.1790 | Golda Zditovets is born. Probable |
| 4 Apr 1794 (4 Nisan 5554) | Wolf (Aron Wolf, Farkas) Reich is born in Nyíri. Proven |
| c.1796 | Itsko Zditovets (Zdzitovskii) is born. Probable |
| 15 Feb 1796 | R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück of Bököny is born in Pápa. Proven |
| 7 Sep 1797 (16 Elul 5557) | Mushkat (Muszkat, Miskat) Reich is born in Nagyida. Proven |
| c.1798 | Izrael Fried is born in Nagykároly. Possible |
| c.1802 | Eszti (Esther) Glück née Ornstein is born. Proven |
| c.1802 | Elias (Eliyahu) Glück is born in Pápa. Probable |
| 1802 | R’ Aharon (II) of Karlin, the Beit Aharon is born. Proven |
| c. Dec 1802 | Shmaya (Sámuel) Wiesner of Gáva is born in Sátoraljaújhely. Proven |
| c.1803 | Leyba Zditovets (Zdzitovskii) is born. Probable |
| c.1806 | Rozália Wiesner is born in Csaba. Proven |
| c.1806 | Devorah is born. Probable |
| by 1806 | Itsko “Zditovets” dies. Probable |
| 5567 (1807) | R’ Chaim Chaikel (Simcha) Perlov of Haradnaja is born. Probable |
| 1808 | Tsyrlya Zditovets dies. Probable |
| c.1810 | Áron Engel of Lugos is born in Makó. Possible |
| c.1811 | Simon Grosz of Bolyok is born in Sajószentpéter. Possible |
| 1811 | Golda Zditovets married in Slonim by 1811. Probable |
| 1811 | R’ Moshe Dov Ber: Listed as “Osher’s nephew Movsha Ber”, 32, in the household of Osher son of Aharon Perlov in the 1811 Stolin revision list, read on the original page (NHAB Minsk 333/9/268, f. 248v) Proven |
| alive Sep 1811 | Leyzor (Eliezer) son of Itsko Zditovets dies. Probable |
| c.1812 | Jakab (Koppel) Engel is born in Makó. Proven |
| 1813 | Eszter Reich (Krausz) is born. Probable |
| c. 1814 (aged 2 in July 1816) | Rakhlya (Rachel), daughter of R’ Moshe Dov Ber is born in Stolin. Proven |
| c.1815 | Shliomo son of Itsko Zdzitovskii is born. Probable |
| 14 Jul 1815 | Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel, Emánuel) Glück of Kemecse is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c.1816 | Samuel (R’ Shimon Hersh) Rosman is born in Kis-Szelmencz. Proven |
| 1816 | R’ Chaim Chaikel (Simcha) Perlov of Haradnaja: Listed, aged 9, as “Khaikel Simkha”, son of Movsha Ber, in R’ Asher Perlov’s household in the 1816 Stolin revision list, read on the original page (NHAB Minsk 333/9/71, ff. 212v–213; FHL film 1925416, image 755; scan on the Stolin KehilaLinks records page) Proven |
| 1816 | R’ Moshe Dov Ber: Listed as “Movsha Ber Aronov”, 37, a “relative” in R’ Asher Perlov’s household, with his wife Beyla and his son Khaikel Simkha, 9, in the 1816 Stolin revision list, read on the original page (NHAB Minsk 333/9/71, ff. 212v–213; FHL film 1925416, image 755; scan on the Stolin KehilaLinks records page) Proven |
| 1816 | R’ Moshe Dov Ber: The same 1816 Stolin household also holds R’ Asher’s grandson “Shlioma Khaim”, 19, and his wife “Leya Reizya” (Leah Reizel), 18 (very probably the later first Koidanover Rebbe (NHAB Minsk 333/9/71, household 23, FamilySearch DGS 007766568 image 755)) Probable |
| 1816 | Rakhlya (Rachel), daughter of R’ Moshe Dov Ber: Listed, aged 2, as “Rakhlya”, daughter of Movsha Ber, in R’ Asher Perlov’s household in the 1816 Stolin revision list, read on the original page (NHAB Minsk 333/9/71, f. 213; FHL film 1925416, image 755) Proven |
| 1816 | R’ Aharon (II) of Karlin, the Beit Aharon: Listed, aged 14, as R’ Asher Perlov’s son, with his wife Chava, 12, in the 1816 Stolin revision list, read on the original page (NHAB Minsk 333/9/71, ff. 212v–213; FHL film 1925416, image 755) Proven |
| c.1817 | Baruh son of Itsko Zdzitovskii is born. Probable |
| c.1818 | Ignácz (Yitzchak) Braunfeld is born in Monostorpályi. Proven |
| c.1818 | Klára Engel née Fried is born in Nagykároly. Proven |
| 10 Sep 1818 | Fáni Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c. 1819–22 (age 54 in Mar 1876) | R’ Yitzchak Yosef Blich, rav of Gáva is born. Probable |
| c.1820/26 | Yeta Devora (Száli, Fáni) Finkelstein née Benet is born in Csaba. Proven |
| c.1820 | Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles is born in Pácin. Proven |
| c.1820 | Fülöp Grosz is born in Sajószentpéter. Possible |
| alive 1820 | R’ Avraham Ornstein (Arenstein) of Bököny dies. Probable |
| 12 May 1820 | Ignátz Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c.1821 | Shliomo son of Leib Zdzitovskii is born. Probable |
| 6 Apr 1821 | Farkas Grosz is born in Sajószentpéter. Possible |
| 17 Dec 1822 | Jósef Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c. 1823 | Beyla, daughter of R’ Chaim Chaikel is born in Stolin. Probable |
| 4 Apr 1824 | Heinrich Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c.1825 | Mendel (Menachem, Emánuel) Szender is born. Proven |
| c.1826 | Sára Leah Rosman née Király is born in Horlyó. Probable |
| 5586 (1826) | R’ Aharon Perlov of Stolin is born. Probable |
| 7 Apr 1826 | Lina (Lena) Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c.1828 | Jónás Lipsitz is born in Abaújszántó. Proven |
| by 1828 | R’ Yoshe (Yehoshua) Engel dies. Probable |
| 17 Oct 1828 | Marjem (Mari) Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| c.1829 | Juli (Rivka Leah) Braunfeld née Grosz is born. Proven |
| 26 Elul 5589 (24 Sep 1829) | R’ Meir Avraham of Csaba, the "Pri Tzadik" dies in Csaba. (Probable (a 1971 letter says 1828)) Probable |
| 17 Jul 1830 | Jakab Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| 2 Oct 1831 (25 Tishrei 5592) | R’ Zalman Wolf Benet dies in Cífer. Probable |
| c.1832–36 | Kati (Katalin) Szender née Engel is born. Proven |
| c.1832 | Golda (Goldi) Lipsitz née Wiesner is born. Probable |
| c.1833/35 | Antal (Anton, Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| c.1833 | Rokha daughter of Leizar Zdzitovska is born in Khomsk. Probable |
| 1834 | R’ Chaim Chaikel (Simcha) Perlov of Haradnaja: Listed, aged 27, as “Khaykel’ son of Movsha” with his wife Dvora, 28, and daughter Beyla, 11, in R’ Osher Perlov’s household in the 1834 Stolin revision list, as indexed (NHAB Minsk 333/9/370, ff. 112v–113) Probable |
| 1834 | R’ Moshe Dov Ber: Still carried in R’ Osher Perlov’s household in the 1834 Stolin revision list, as indexed, marked “1834 / died” (most likely struck off after leaving for the Land of Israel (NHAB Minsk 333/9/370, ff. 112v–113)) Probable |
| 1834 | Beyla, daughter of R’ Chaim Chaikel: Listed, aged 11, as “Beyla daughter of Khaykel’” in R’ Osher Perlov’s household in the 1834 Stolin revision list, as indexed (NHAB Minsk 333/9/370, ff. 112v–113) Probable |
| before 5594 (1834) | Beyla dies. Probable |
| c.1835 | Kushel son of Sroil Zdzitovskii is born. Probable |
| by c.1835 | Gitel Engel dies. Probable |
| c.1836 | Blüme (Betti, Berta) Wiesner née Reich is born in Kovácsvágás. Proven |
| 1836 | Blüme (Betti, Berta) Wiesner née Reich: Her death entry, as written in the original German register: “Wizner Blüme”, died 6 May 1875 (“5 6 875”), born “Wágás” (Kovácsvágás), female, married (“ferheiratt”); aged 39 years 4 months 3 days, so born about 3 January 1836; died at Gáva house no. 90 and buried at Gáva. Proven |
| 20 May 1836 | Háni Glück is born in Bököny. Proven |
| 1838 | Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles: Mother of Sámuel Glück; first wife of Menyhért Glück (married c.1838). Proven |
| 2 Dec 1838 | Abraham Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| c.1839–41 | Hani Krausz née Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| c. 1841 | Helen (Léni) Finkelstein is born. Probable |
| c.1841 | David son of Leib Zdzitovskii is born. Probable |
| 12 Feb 1841 | Jósef Glück: Jósef Glück marries Eszti Mezei at Szent Imre, 12 Feb 1841 (Bököny family book p. 17, house 80, read on the original) Probable |
| c.1842 | Cecilia Reichmann née Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Probable |
| c.1843 | Sámuel Glück is born in Imregh. Proven |
| c.1843 | a daughter of Jakab Engel (name read “Reben” in the index) is born in Hajdúdorog. Probable |
| 15 Sep 1843 | Jakab Fénykövi, born Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Proven |
| 17 Oct 1843 (Simchat Torah 5604) | R’ Yaakov Fisch of Kalló dies. Probable |
| c.1845–47 | Ignácz Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 20 Apr 1845 (13 Nisan 5605) | Frumet Pessel (Pepi) Benet dies in Miskolc. (Probable (high)) Probable |
| c.1846 | Rosi (Rózsi) Grosz née Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Proven |
| c.1846 | Rabbi Sámuel Braunfeld is born. Proven |
| 1846 | R’ Moshe Dov Ber: R’ Moshe Dov Ber, by then one of the heads of the Karlin hasidim in Tiberias, signs a letter of the Tiberias hasidim as “Moshe Dov son of the Rav R’ Aharon of Stolin” (Hillman 1953, note to letter 107, p. 187, as printed) Proven |
| c.1847 | Gitel (Getl) Glück née Aran is born. Proven |
| 12 Av 5607 (1847) | R’ Moshe Dov Ber dies in Tiberias. Proven |
| c.1848 | Betti (Borbála, Frumet) Glück née Rózmann is born in Pátroha. Proven |
| 1848 | Shmaya (Sámuel) Wiesner of Gáva: Searched again on 24 Oct 2026, without result: the Hungarian Jewish marriage and death indexes for a Samuel Wiesner (every spelling) and for a Rebeka Lieberman or Braun, and the 1848 census, so neither his marriage to Rebeka nor her death has been found. Proven |
| 1848 | Yosef (József) Finkelstein of Miskolc: Yosef (József) Finkelstein is head of a Miskolc household with his wife Benet Száli (Yeta Devora) and their children in the 1848 census (FamilySearch DGS 007765154, image 122) Proven |
| before Jan 1848 | R’ Moshe Yehuda Leib (Mózes) Edeles of Véke dies. Probable |
| 24 May 1848 | Sari (Száli) Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| c.1849 | Rezi Eisenberger née Engel is born. Proven |
| c.1849 | Adel Golda (Leutscha) Edeles dies. Proven |
| 1852 | R’ Chaim Chaikel Perlow: Checked again on 24 Oct 2026: the indexed Stolin revision lists stop in 1858, and the Belarus births, marriages, deaths, voter and passport indexes have no entry for R’ Chaim son of Aharon Perlov (b. 1852), and no Perlov at Khomsk before the 20th century, so this link still rests on family tradition. Proven |
| 1852 | Ignácz (Yitzchak) Braunfeld married twice: first Czily Grosz, mother of Rosi and Rabbi Sámuel; then Juli (Rivka Leah) Grosz, mother of the children born 1852–1872, Golda among them. Proven |
| 5613 (1852/53) | R’ Chaim Chaikel (Simcha) Perlov of Haradnaja dies. Probable |
| before 1852 | Czily (Cecília) Braunfeld née Grosz dies. Proven |
| 11 Jul 1852 | József Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Probable |
| 28 Nov 1852 | Izrael Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| between late 1853 and 1857 | Eszter Reich (Krausz) dies. Probable |
| c.1854–58 (20 Sep 1858 on his death certificate) | Adolph (Avraham Tzvi) Fried is born in Nagykároly. Proven |
| 1854 | Lajos (Leib, R’ Tzvi Aryeh) Szender: JewishGen Hungary marriages index, Mád 1854, LDS 642952 item 3, entries 38 and 86). Proven |
| 19 Jan 1854 | Jónás Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Proven |
| 28 Jan 1854 | Jónás Braunfeld dies in Szendrő. Proven |
| 19 Apr 1854 | Ignatz Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| 1855 | Czilli (Cecília) Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Probable |
| 16 Jan 1855 | Eda Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 30 Sep 1855 | Jechevet (Yocheved) Wiesner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| 25 Dec 1855 | Ignátz Glück: The family book notes a marriage at Bököny on 25 Dec 1855. Proven |
| 2 Feb 1856 | Simon Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| 27 Nov 1856 | Teréz (Rézi) Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Proven |
| c.1857 | Róza Roth née Engel is born. Proven |
| 1857 | Wolf (Aron Wolf, Farkas) Reich: Proven as Blüme’s father (1855 marriage); his exact dates come from an 1857 census printed in Alei Zikaron 63 (Probable (high).) Probable |
| 1857 | Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi, born Finkelstein: Dávid Finkelstein, later Dr Adolf Ónodi, is born at Miskolc on 7 October, son of Jos. Finkelstein and Fany Bened (Miskolc Jewish births 1857, no. 131) Proven |
| before 8 Apr 1857 | Chana (Hani) Edeles née Grünwald dies. Probable |
| 7 Oct 1857 | Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi, born Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Proven |
| 24 Oct 1857 | Dine (Dianna) Wiesner, Mrs. Gerson Eisenberger is born in Gáva. Probable |
| c.1858 | Beile (Velje, Wely) Zditowski née Shershevsky is born in Pružany. Probable |
| 2 Sep 1858 | Jakab Glück: Jakab Glück marries Háni Várman (Wahrman), 2 Sep 1858 (Bököny family book p. 9, house 41, read on the original) Proven |
| 2 Sep 1858 | Jakab Glück: Proven): wife Háni née Várman (Wahrman), married 2 Sep 1858; children Herman, Ignácz (d. 8 Feb 1873, aged 10), Eszti (d. young, 1866) and Lina. Proven |
| 16 Sep 1858 | Dávid Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Proven |
| 15 May 1859 | Hani (Johanna, Anna) Izsák née Szender is born in Hajdúdorog (Probable). Probable |
| 25 Aug 1859 | Fani (Fany) Finkelstein is born in Miskolc. Probable |
| 27 Nov 1859 | Ábrahám (Adolf) Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Probable |
| c.1860 | David Zditowski (David Smith of Baltimore) is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| c.1860 | Shloma-Srol son of Leib Zdzitovski is born. Probable |
| 8 Dec 1861 | R’ Shmuel (Sámuel) Szender of Košice is born in Szentmihály. Probable |
| c.1862–65 | Meta Braunfeld née Schroeder is born in Germany. Probable |
| 1862 | Shmaya (Sámuel) Wiesner of Gáva: He was married at his death in 1862. Proven |
| 18 Mar 1862 | Ferencz Braunfeld is born in Szendrő. Proven |
| 16 Sep 1862 | Shmaya (Sámuel) Wiesner of Gáva dies in Gáva. Proven |
| 1863 | Sámuel Glück: His first marriage, to Gitel Aran (daughter of Josef), was at Nyírbátor in June 1863. Proven |
| 17 Jul 1863 | Cantor Julius (Jonás) Braunfeld is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| c. 1864 | Mór Ónodi, born Finkelstein is born. Probable |
| 11 Feb 1864 | Wolf (Aron Wolf, Farkas) Reich dies in Kovácsvágás. Proven |
| 3 Mar 1864 (25 Adar I 5624) | Eszti (Esther) Glück née Ornstein dies in Bököny. Proven |
| 27 Mar 1864 (19 Adar II 5624) | R’ Dov Berel (Berl, Béla) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 20 Apr 1864 (14 Nisan 5624) | Mushkat (Muszkat, Miskat) Reich dies in Pusztafalu. Proven |
| 5 June 1864 | Rosi (Rózsi) Grosz née Braunfeld married Jakob Grosz, butcher of Berente (son of Josef Grosz, small trader of Babonya), at Sajószentpéter on 5 June 1864, aged 18; her father is written “J. Proven |
| c.1865 | Náthán Jozefovics is born in Oroszvég (Munkács). Proven |
| 9 Mar 1865 | Simon Sándor Braunfeld is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 3 Jun 1865 | Farkas (Wolf, Vilmos, Ze’ev) Wiesner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| c. 1866 | Kornélia Ónodi née Steiner is born. Proven |
| 1866 | Tema (Thelma) Zditowski / Smith is born in Pruzhany. Proven |
| c.1866 (aged 23 in Sep 1889) | Hani Elefánt née Glück is born. Proven |
| c.1866 (aged 23 in Sep 1889) | Hermán Elefánt is born. Proven |
| 15 Jul 1867 | Czili (Cecília) Rothmann née Szender is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 20 Nov 1867 | Rózi (Róza, Ruchla Machla) Jozefovics née Wizner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| c.1868 | Isaac “Ike” Zitowsky (Itsko son of Shmerko Zditovskii) is born in Khomsk. Proven |
| 1868 | Czily (Cecília) Braunfeld née Grosz: Her son Rabbi Sámuel named her as his mother, “Czily Grosz”, at his own wedding in 1868, and his 1905 marriage again gives “Grosz Czilli”. Proven |
| 1 May 1868 | Klára Engel née Fried dies in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 2 September 1868 | Rabbi Sámuel Braunfeld: Rabbinical candidate at his marriage to Czeczilia (Czily) Neumann at Mezőcsát on 2 September 1868, where he names his father “Ignátz Braunfeld, Vorbeter [cantor]” and his mother “Czily Grosz”. Proven |
| 18 October 1868 | Ignácz Engel: Ignácz Engel married Róza Glücklich at Hajdúnánás on 18 October 1868 and died on 24 October 1923, aged 77. Proven |
| 1869 | Yitzchak Aharon Edlisz of Tolcsva dies in Tolcsva. Probable |
| 10 Feb 1869 | Perecz (Ferenc) Braunfeld is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 27 Aug 1869 | Herman (Tzvi Aryeh, "Leib") Szender is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| c.1870 | Eszti (Esther) Glück is born in Kemecse. Proven |
| c.1870 | Menachem Emánuel Reichmann is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 9 Mar 1870 | Mardche (Mordechai) Wizner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| 12 Mar 1870 (9 Adar II 5630) | Gitel (Getl) Glück née Aran dies in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 26 Mar 1870 | Perecz (Ferenc) Braunfeld dies in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| April 1871 | Golda (Gizella) Wiesner née Braunfeld is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 20 Dec 1871 | Ignácz Szender is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 3 Feb 1872 | Éva Róth née Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 29 Mar 1872 | Josefine Braunfeld née Schmeichler is born in Kroměříž (Kremzír), Moravia. Probable |
| 13 Apr 1872 | Simon Wizner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| 17 Sivan 5632 (23 June 1872) | R’ Aharon (II) of Karlin, the Beit Aharon dies. Proven |
| 20 Dec 1872 | Zsigmond (George Sigmund) Braunfeld is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 8 Jan 1873, Bököny (house 80 entry; Probable) | Jósef Glück dies. Probable |
| 6 May 1873 | Antal (Anton, Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner: Moshe Yosef (Vizner József) of Gáva, “son of Vizner Antal”, marries Grosz Beti of Téglás at Bököny, 6 May 1873 (Bököny marriages 1873 no. 1, read on the original) Proven |
| 10 May 1873 | Jetti (Etel, Yehudit) Szender née Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| before 1874 | R’ Aharon Perlov of Stolin dies. Probable |
| 2 Feb 1874 (15 Shevat 5634) | Elias (Eliyahu) Glück dies in Ungvár. Probable |
| 18 Aug 1874 | Müskitt Wizner is born in Gáva. Proven |
| 22 Dec 1874 | Müskitt Wizner dies in Gáva. Proven |
| c.1875 | Rebecca (Nekhama-Beila) Zitowsky née Upiter (Jupiter) is born. Proven |
| 6 May 1875 | Blüme (Betti, Berta) Wiesner née Reich dies in Gáva. Proven |
| 18 Sep 1875 | Mardche (Mordechai) Wizner dies in Gáva. Proven |
| c.1876–79 | Piroska (Piros) Schwartz née Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 24 Mar 1876 | Eszti (Esther) Blich, written “Fridmán Eszti”: Mother of R’ Yitzchak Yosef (József) Blich, rav of Gáva: Proven as his mother, from the Balsa/Gáva marriage register, 24 Mar 1876, entry 27, which names the groom’s parents “Blich Náthán, Rabiner, Csabán” and “Fridmán Eszti” (image 305, read on the original). Probable |
| 24 Mar 1876 | R’ Yitzchak Yosef Blich, rav of Gáva: R’ Yitzchak Yosef (József) Blich, rabbi of Gáva, a widower, marries Klein Mari of Balsa, 24 Mar 1876 (read on the original) Proven |
| 24 Mar 1876 | R’ Náthán (Natan) Blich, rabbi at Csaba: Named as “Blich Náthán, Rabiner, Csabán”, father of the groom, at his son R’ Yitzchak Yosef Blich’s marriage at Balsa and Gáva, 24 Mar 1876 (register entry 27, image 305, read on the original) Proven |
| 12 Dec 1876 | Mali (Amália) Beck née Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 1877 | Jónás Lipsitz: He is the “Lipsicz Jonas” who was sandak at Farkas Wiesner’s birth (1865), a witness at Dine’s wedding (1877) and at Rózi’s (1889), and a witness at Antal’s second marriage (1892): Antal’s brother-in-law. Proven |
| 28 Feb 1877 | Dine (Dianna) Wiesner, Mrs. Gerson Eisenberger: The groom’s parents are written “Eisenberg Móritz” and “Eisenberger Hani” (Gáva Jewish marriages, 28 Feb 1877; Probable |
| 25 Mar 1878 | Róza Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 23 May 1878 | Farkas (Wolf) Szender is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 17 Kislev 5639 (13 Dec 1878) | R’ Pinchas David of Kótaj and Bököny dies in Jerusalem. Probable |
| c.1879 | Ray (Rachel, Risha) Zitowsky née London is born in Russia. Proven |
| 1879 | Teréz (Rézi) Braunfeld married first Jakab Hermann Grosz, wine merchant of Sajószentpéter (1879); later married again (Sajószentpéter 1895, Baja 1903). Proven |
| 8 September 1879 | József Braunfeld: Cantor of Baja; married Johanna Breszlauer at Paks on 8 September 1879; died at Baja in 1921. Probable |
| c.1880 | Samuel Zitowsky is born in Russia. Proven |
| 11 Mar 1880 | Hani Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| c. 1881 | Feigel Perlow née Zditowski is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| c.1881 | Chane Judeles née Zditowski is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 1881 | Yosef (József) Finkelstein of Miskolc: Finkelstein”), the 1887 Pest marriage (“Finkelstein József”, by then deceased) and the 1881 name-change list; the 1908 death of his widow calls her “özv. Proven |
| 1881 | Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi, born Finkelstein: Dávid Finkelstein of Budapest takes the surname Ónodi (BM 43952/1881; Századunk névváltoztatásai, 1895) Proven |
| 1881 | Jakab Fénykövi, born Finkelstein: Jakab Finkelstein, a Budapest teacher, takes the surname Fénykövi (Századunk névváltoztatásai, 1895) Proven |
| 21 Sivan 5641 (1881) | R’ Aharon of Lechovitch dies. Probable |
| 30 Oct 1881 | Móric (Motitz) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 13 Nov 1881 (21 Cheshvan 5642) | R’ Gedalya (Dániel) Glück of Bököny dies in Bököny. Proven |
| 1882 | Hersh (Shimon Tzvi) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Probable |
| c.1882 | Sámuel Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 17 May 1882 | Golda (Goldi) Lipsitz née Wiesner: Her son Vilmos married at Szabolcs on 17 May 1882, parents “Lipsitz Jónás, Vizner Goldi, merchant, Gáva” (Proven, the record). Probable |
| 17 May 1882 | Golda (Goldi) Lipsitz née Wiesner: Named as “Vizner Golda”, mother of the groom, at her son Vilmos Lipsitz’s marriage at Gáva, 17 May 1882 (read on the original) Proven |
| 7 June 1882 | Ábrahám (Adolf) Braunfeld married Teréz Goldstein at Békéscsaba on 7 June 1882; the marriage index gives his parents as “Braunfeld Ignacz” and “Grosz Rebeka”. Probable |
| c.1883 | Berta Stark née Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 9 Aug 1883 | Relli Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| c.1884 (Possible) | Szeréna (Szerén) Szender née Lindenfeld is born. Possible |
| 1884 | Samuel (R’ Shimon Hersh) Rosman dies in Pátroha. Proven |
| 20 Apr 1884 | Morris Zitowsky is born. Proven |
| 20 Aug 1884 | Jacob (Yankel) Perlow is born in Telekhany. Proven |
| 16 Oct 1884 | Jakab (Koppel) Engel dies in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| c.1885 | Jakab Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 24 May 1885 | Blanka (Berta) Ligesi née Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 6 Jul 1885/86 | Isaac Samuel (Shmuel) Smith is born in Khomsk. Proven |
| c.1886 | Lipót Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 1886 | Mór Ónodi, born Finkelstein: Mór Finkelstein, a Budapest law student, takes the surname Ónodi, like his brother Dávid five years before (Századunk névváltoztatásai, 1895) Probable |
| probably 6 Feb 1886, Bolyok (aged 63) | Farkas Grosz dies. Possible |
| 12 Dec 1886 | Sára Leah Rosman née Király: Horlyó) and her daughter Eszti's marriage (Patroha 12 Dec 1886 no. 001-04: bride's parents Samuel / Sara KIRALY). Probable |
| c.1887 | Katie Baus née Zditowsky is born. Probable |
| 1887 | Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi, born Finkelstein: Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi marries Kornélia Steiner at Pest, 22 May; his brother Jakab Fénykövi is a witness (Pest Neolog marriages 1887, no. 233) Proven |
| 16 Mar 1887, Bolyok (aged 75) | Simon Grosz of Bolyok dies. Possible |
| 18 Mar 1887 | Herman (Ármin) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| before May 1887 | Yosef (József) Finkelstein of Miskolc dies. Proven |
| 14 July 1887 | Róza Roth née Engel married József Roth at Hajdúdorog on 14 July 1887; the entry names her parents “the late Jakab Engel” and “the late Klári Fried”. Proven |
| 4 Dec 1887 | Sára Leah Rosman née Király dies in Pátroha. Probable |
| 27 Dec 1887 | Farkas (Wolf, Vilmos, Ze’ev) Wiesner married Golda (Gizella) Braunfeld at Sajószentpéter, 27 Dec 1887. Proven |
| 1888 | Meta Braunfeld née Schroeder: Wife of Cantor Julius Braunfeld (married about 1888). Probable |
| 5 Jun 1888 | Katalin Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 1 Sep 1888 | Szera (Sarah Leah) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| c.1889 | Róza Engel (d. 1907) is born. Possible |
| 1889 | Sámuel Glück: Mother unresolved: the Kemecse marriage entries of Hani (1889), Eszti (1892) and Mariska (1894) all name the rabbi’s wife as Fáni Gutman (Güttman); Proven |
| 1889 | Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel, Emánuel) Glück of Kemecse: He officiated at his daughters’ marriages at Kemecse: Hani (1889), Eszti (1892) and Mariska (1894); each entry names the mother as Fáni Gutman/Güttman. Proven |
| 1889 | Eszti (Esther) Glück: Mother unresolved: the Kemecse marriage entries of Hani (1889), Eszti (1892) and Mariska (1894) all name the rabbi’s wife as Fáni Gutman (Güttman); Proven |
| 1889 | Matild Mandel née Szender married Jenő Mandel, grocer, born at Vásárosnamény in November 1889, son of Mór Mandel and Eszter Fuksz, at Debrecen on 19 July 1921. Proven |
| 25 May 1889 | Charles (Carl) Braunfeld is born the Netherlands. Probable |
| 3 Sep 1889 | Rózi (Róza, Ruchla Machla) Jozefovics née Wizner: Rózi Wizner marries Náthán Jozefovics of Munkács at Gáva, 3 Sep 1889 Proven |
| 10 Sep 1889 | Hani Elefánt née Glück married Hermán Elefánt, a student, of Karász, at Kemecse on 10 Sep 1889; her father officiated; witnesses Géza Lang and Izidor Friedman. Proven |
| c.1890 | Regina Taub née Engel is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| c.1890 | Samuel (Sam, Shalom) Smith is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 24 Jan 1890 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner is born in Ajnácskő. Proven |
| 9 Jun 1890 (21 Sivan 5650) | Reli (Ráli) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 12 Nov 1890 | Dolfi (Adolf, Gedalia) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 25 Aug 1891 | Dávid (Dezső) Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| Oct 1891 | Mór Ónodi, born Finkelstein dies in Budapest. Probable |
| 17 Nov 1891 | Éva Róth née Glück married Simon Róth at Nyírbátor, 17 Nov 1891. Proven |
| 21 Jan 1892 | Salamon Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1892 | Max (Mendel) Dollinger is born in Galicia. Probable |
| 21 Jun 1892 | Samu Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Probable |
| 9 Aug 1892 | Eszti (Esther) Glück 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). Proven |
| 2 Sep 1892, Sajószentpéter (11 Elul 5652) | Ignácz (Yitzchak) Braunfeld dies. Proven |
| 1893 (year as given) | Moshe Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Probable |
| c.1893 | Sarah Zitowsky née Davidoff is born in Russia. Proven |
| 1893 | Zsigmond (George Sigmund) Braunfeld: In America he is George Sigmund Braunfeld of Milwaukee (naturalized 1893), whose wife Josefine Schmeichler was a daughter of Alexander (Sándor) Schmeichler and whose daughter Margaret was born in Moravia in 1897. Probable |
| 1 Jan 1893 | Victor (Wigdor) Zitowsky is born. Proven |
| 25 February 1893 | Isaac “Ike” Zitowsky (Itsko son of Shmerko Zditovskii) married at Kaunas on 25 February 1893: “Khomsk townsman Itsko son of Shmerko Zditovskii, bachelor, 25” and “Nekhama-Beila daughter of Berel Upiter, 18” (read on the original register.) Proven |
| 21 Mar 1893 | Herman (Tzvi Aryeh, "Leib") Szender married Jetti Glück at Nyírbátor on 21 Mar 1893 (witnesses Frenkel Ferencz and Szender Emánuel; rabbi Naftali Teitelbaum). Proven |
| 10 May 1893 | Jennie (Zlate) Smith née Sitowska is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 29 Jul 1893 | Berta "Blimi" Reinitz née Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| Aug 1893 | Gilda Carter née Braunfeld is born in Wisconsin. Probable |
| 29 Dec 1893 | Mihály Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Probable |
| c.1894 | Chaim (Hyman) Zditowsky, painter is born in Khomsk. Proven |
| c.1894 | Note (Nota) Zditowski is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 13 February 1894 | Cecilia Reichmann née Engel: Their son Menachem Emánuel Reichmann, a merchant born at Hajdúdorog about 1870, married Malka Friedman at Kurityán on 13 February 1894 (Hungarian Jewish marriage register; Probable |
| 13 February 1894 | Menachem Emánuel Reichmann: A merchant born at Hajdúdorog about 1870, he married Malka Friedman, daughter of Jakob Friedman and Pepi Salamon, at Kurityán on 13 February 1894 (Hungarian Jewish marriage register; Proven |
| 29 Apr 1894 | Szerén (Sarah Leah) Wiesner née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 4 Aug 1894 | Shmuel Sándor Reinitz is born in Damak (Borsod). Proven |
| 18 Sep 1894 | Miriam Glück Lenorovits: These are the parents named for the groom of the Kemecse marriage of 18 Sep 1894 (Márkusz Leonorovits, son of Móricz Leonorovits and Ilka Roth; Probable |
| 20 Oct 1894 | Ida Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 28 Nov 1894 | Ida Glück dies in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 1895 | Miriam Glück Lenorovits: So the rabbi of Kemecse’s son-in-law was R’ Mordechai son of Moshe, father of Géza born 1895, which fits the 1894 marriage (Márkusz, son of Móricz, marrying the daughter of Rabbi Emánuel Glück) and the 1895 birth. Probable |
| 1895 | Farkas (Wolf, Vilmos, Ze’ev) Wiesner: Farkas Wiesner is recorded as synagogue warden (“templomi gondnok”) of Sajószentpéter, in the godfather cell of entry 20 of the 1895 birth register, on the page with his son Ignácz’s birth (entry 21) Proven |
| 1895 | Frumet Rechil (Fáni) Glück née Gutman dies in Kemecse. Probable |
| 4 Jun 1895 | Mali (Amália) Beck née Glück married Izidor Beck, 4 Jun 1895. Proven |
| 9 Jun 1895 | Ignácz (R’ Yitzchak) Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 19 Jun 1895 | Jónás Lipsitz dies in Gáva. Proven |
| c.1896 | Israel Zditowski is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 17 Feb 1896 | Sámuel Glück dies in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 19 Aug 1896 | Sámuel Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 30 December 1896 | Róza Glück 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 |
| 1897 | Margaret (Margit) Newman née Braunfeld is born in Kroměříž (Kremzír), Moravia. Probable |
| 1897 | R’ Dávid (David) Szender dies in Jerusalem. Probable |
| 2 Mar 1897 | Jenő Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Proven |
| 9 May 1897 | József Wiesner is born. Proven |
| 8 Jul 1897 | Esther “Annie” Dollinger née Perloff is born. Probable |
| 2 Feb 1898 | Sámuel (Shmuel) Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 9 Dec 1898 | Esther Zitowsky Davidoff is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 21 February 1899 | Hani Glück married Sámuel Ullmann at Nyírbátor on 21 February 1899 (civil marriage no. 6; Proven |
| 21 Mar 1899 | Béla Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 20 Apr 1899 | Matild Mandel née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 27 June 1899 | Ferencz Braunfeld: At his marriage to Malvin Goldstein (Sajószentpéter, 27 June 1899) his father is “néhai Braunfeld Ignácz, metsző [shochet]” and his mother “Özvegy Braunfeld Ignáczné született Nagy Juliánna” (Nagy is the Hungarian for Grosz.) Proven |
| 30 Jul 1899 | József Wiesner dies. Proven |
| 24 Aug 1899 | Berta Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Proven |
| 7 Dec 1899 | Debora (Borbála) Czeizler née Grosz dies in Rudabánya. Possible |
| 1900 | Béla Wiesner: On 4 May 1949 he married Fanny Gottlieb, born at Munich in 1900. Proven |
| 6 Jan 1900 | Anna Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 11 Jun 1900 | Fanny Wiesner née Gottlieb is born in Munich. Proven |
| 24 Feb 1901 | Anna Glück dies in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 19 Adar 5661 (10 Mar 1901) | R’ Yitzchak Yosef Blich, rav of Gáva dies in Gáva. (renewed stone (Probable); another source gives 26 Adar 5658 (20 Mar 1898)) Probable |
| 24 Mar 1901 | József Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Proven |
| 16 Apr 1901 | Ilona (Chaya) Spierer née Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 10 Jul 1901 | Ilona (Hentshe) Wiesner née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. |
| 28 July 1901 | Piroska (Piros) Schwartz née Engel married Herman Schwartz at Hajdúdorog on 28 July 1901. Proven |
| 1902 | Mór Izsák is born in Hajdúdorog. Probable |
| 1902 | Teréz (Rézi) Braunfeld: Her daughter Czili Grosz (1881–1929) married R’ Mózes Glück, a rabbinical candidate, in 1902, with Teréz’s brothers Ferencz and Sándor Braunfeld as witnesses. Proven |
| 12 February 1902 | Relli Glück married Sámuel Weisz at Nyírbátor on 12 February 1902 (civil marriage no. 8; Proven |
| 7 Mar 1902 | Benedek Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 4 Nov 1902 | Erzsébet "Böske" Winyik née Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| c.1903 | Iser Zditowski is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 1903 | Josefine Braunfeld née Schmeichler: In Miskolc in 1900; came to America in 1903; buried at Milwaukee. Probable |
| 1903 | Helen (Léni) Finkelstein dies in Budapest. Probable |
| 14 Jan 1903 | Aharon Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Probable |
| 12 May 1903 | Simon Sándor Braunfeld: At his marriage to Lina Frank (Miskolc, 12 May 1903) his parents are “néhai Braunfeld Ignácz, kereskedő” and “Grosz Juliánna özvegy Braunfeld Ignáczné”. Proven |
| 10 Jun 1903 | Benjamin Zitowsky is born in Russia. Proven |
| 13 Jul 1903 | Berta Glück is born in Nyírbátor. Proven |
| 30 May 1904 | Rozália (Rachel) Izsák née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 21 Jul 1904 | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 3 Aug 1904 | Béla Szender is born in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 28 Oct 1904 | Dezső (Desider) Winyik is born in Megyaszó. Proven |
| 11 Dec 1904 | Jacob (Yankel) Perlow: Jacob (Yankel) Perlow lands at New York on the Belgravia from Hamburg, 11 Dec 1904 Proven |
| 11 December 1904 | Jacob (Yankel) Perlow: He sailed from Hamburg on the Belgravia and landed at New York on 11 December 1904 (his 1922 petition, Proven); the manifest line “Abram Perlow, 21, joiner, of Telschen, to cousin Jossel Rubin” is very probably him (Probable). Probable |
| 1905 | Irving Platt is born. Probable |
| 21 Mar 1905 | Etel Jozefovics is born in Szerencs. Proven |
| 4 May 1905 | Blanka (Berta) Ligesi née Glück married Sándor Ligesi at Nyírbátor on 4 May 1905 (civil marriage no. 20; Proven |
| 18 July 1905 | Berta Stark née Engel married Herman Stark at Hajdúdorog on 18 July 1905. Proven |
| 4 Sep 1905 | Rabbi Menyhért (R’ Menachem Mendel, Emánuel) Glück of Kemecse dies in Kemecse. Proven |
| 15 Mar 1906, Miskolc (aged 86) | Fülöp Grosz dies. Possible |
| 3 May 1906 | Ilona Stark née Szender is born in Hajdúdorog (index). Proven |
| 23 Aug 1906 | Károly Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| c.1907 | Leiser (Louis) Smith is born in Chomsk. Probable |
| 26 May 1907 | Farkas Engel married Róza Haiman at Encs on 26 May 1907. Proven |
| 2 July 1907 | Jennie (Zlate) Smith née Sitowska: Arrived New York 2 July 1907 on the SS Statendam: “Sitowka, Zlote”, 15, of Chomsk; nearest relative “W. Proven |
| 5 Aug 1907 (her own declaration) | Kate (Kejla) Platt née Smith (Zazitowski) is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 29 Aug 1907 | Róza Engel (d. 1907) dies in Hajdúdorog. Possible |
| 22 Sep 1907 | Antal (Anton, Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner dies in Jerusalem. Proven |
| 25 Dec 1907 | Louis (Lejzer) Smith is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 1908 | Yeta Devora (Száli, Fáni) Finkelstein née Benet: Yeta Devora (“özv. Finkelstein Józsefné Benét Debora”) dies at Budapest on 24 January, aged 88; her son Dr Adolf Ónodi reports the death (Budapest VI deaths 1908, no. 173) Proven |
| 24 Jan 1908 | Yeta Devora (Száli, Fáni) Finkelstein née Benet dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 8 Feb 1908 | József Szender is born in Hajdúdorog (index). Probable |
| 27 October 1908 | Hani (Johanna, Anna) Izsák née Szender married the merchant Antal Izsák and died at Hajdúdorog on 27 October 1908, aged 50; her brother Farkas reported her death. Proven |
| 27 Oct 1908 | Hani (Johanna, Anna) Izsák née Szender dies in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 4 Dec 1908 | Klára Ligeti née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| c.1909 | Rose Zitowsky is born in Russia. Proven |
| 1909 | Yehoshua (Shiye) Zditowsky: Named as the father in his children’s New York marriage records (Katie, 1909: “Yaheshua Zditowsky”; Probable |
| 14 February 1909 | Katie Baus née Zditowsky married Philip Baus in Manhattan, 14 February 1909; the record names her parents “Yaheshua Zditowsky” and “Wely Shershewsky”. Probable |
| 22 Apr 1909, Hajdúnánás (aged 12) | Sámuel Szender dies. Proven |
| 1 June 1909 | Betti (Borbála, Frumet) Glück née Rózmann: At her son Herman’s marriage (Kemecse, 1 June 1909, civil no. 15) the parents’ column reads “néh. Proven |
| 1 June 1909 | Herman (Ármin) Glück 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. Proven |
| 21 Jul 1909 | Miklós Szender is born in Hajdúdorog (index). Proven |
| 1910 | Chaim-Lejb Perlow is born in Pohost-Zahorodzki. Probable |
| 1910 | Magdolna Holecz née Szender married György Holecz (b. 1910, son of Nándor Holecz and Katalin Fizeker), registered 17 Aug 1941, certificate 792. Probable |
| 4 April 1910 | Note (Nota) Zditowski: Arrived New York 4 April 1910: “Zditowski, Note”, 16, of Homsk; nearest relative “mother Velje Zditowski, Homsk”; going to his “brother Idel”, with the father also in New York. Probable |
| 8 Aug 1910 | Esther “Annie” Dollinger née Perloff: Esther Perlow, 17, of Telekhany lands at New York on the SS Lapland to join her brother Jacob, 8 Aug 1910 Probable |
| 2 Jan 1911 | Béla (Adalbert, Gedalia) Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 7 Apr 1911 | HaRav Chaim Chaikel Perlov is born. Proven |
| 26 August 1911 | Chane Judeles née Zditowski: Arrived New York 26 August 1911 with her son Welwel, going to her husband Leiser Judeles at 147 Clinton Street; nearest relative “mother Beile Zitowski, Chomsk”. Probable |
| 1912 | Iser Zditowski: Came to New York with his mother in July 1912, aged 9. Probable |
| 1912 | Leiser (Louis) Smith: Came to New York with his mother in July 1912, aged 5; naturalized in 1937 as Louis Smith. Probable |
| 12 February 1912 | Lipót Engel married Jolán Friedländer at Balmazújváros on 12 February 1912. Proven |
| 19 February 1912 | Israel Zditowski: A tailor; arrived New York 19 February 1912 going to his “father S. Probable |
| 29 October 1912 | Regina Taub née Engel married Hermann Taub at Hajdúdorog on 29 October 1912. Proven |
| 7 May 1913 | Dávid Braunfeld dies in Kecskemét. Proven |
| alive Sep 1913 | Leizer son of Shmerko Zditowski dies. Probable |
| before Oct 1913 (“the late” in her son’s 1913 death entry) | Róza Szender née Klein dies. Proven |
| 3 Oct 1913 | Mendel (Menachem, Emánuel) Szender dies in Hajdúdorog. Proven |
| 9 Feb 1914 | Margit Glücklich née Szender is born in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 15 Feb 1914 | Boris (Dov) Zditowski is born in Motol. Probable |
| 21 Feb 1914 | Emanuel Matthew Zitowsky (later Simms) is born in Brooklyn. Probable |
| 27 Mar 1914 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 26 Dec 1914 | Kati (Katalin) Szender née Engel dies. Proven |
| c.1916 | Claire (Clara) Hubner née Dollinger is born in New York. Probable |
| 1916 (12 Tammuz 5676) | Maita Leah Wiesner dies in Jerusalem. Probable |
| 2 Feb 1916 | Hani Krausz née Engel dies. Proven |
| 28 Adar 5676 (March or April 1916) | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 21 Apr 1916, Hajdúdorog (aged 67) | Rezi Eisenberger née Engel dies. Proven |
| 8 Jul 1916, Brooklyn (aged 7) | Rose Zitowsky dies. Proven |
| c.1917 | Gitel Perlow is born. Probable |
| 7 Mar 1917 (13 Adar 5677) | Juli (Rivka Leah) Braunfeld née Grosz dies in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 1 Jun 1917 | Ignácz (R’ Yitzchak) Wiesner: Ignác Wiesner, sergeant, Honvéd Infantry Regiment 10, of Sajószentpéter, listed as a prisoner of war at Ivanovo-Voznesensk (casualty list, 1 Jun 1917) Proven |
| 28 Sep 1917 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya Wiesner, “rabbi of Breslau”, gives trial sermons at Debrecen on Sukkot for the assistant-rabbi post (Debreczeni Ujság, 28 Sep 1917; identity Probable) Proven |
| 13 Nov 1917 | Rabbi Sámuel Braunfeld dies in Erdőtelek. Proven |
| 1918 | Czili (Cecília) Rothmann née Szender: Hajdúdorog 28 Aug 1902) and of a daughter Regina, who married Dezső Hammer on 26 Nov 1918. Proven |
| 13 April 1918 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya, until then head of the “Jeschurun” youth society in Breslau, takes over the Vienna Jeschurun boys’ courses from 13 April 1918 Probable |
| 25 Jul 1918 | Magdolna Holecz née Szender is born in Hajdúdorog (index). Probable |
| 2 Sep 1918 | Flora Zitowsky (later Reiner, D’Addio) is born in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 20 Nov 1918 | Herman (Hyman) Dollinger is born in New York. Probable |
| 11 Jan 1919 | Naum Zditowski is born. Probable |
| 11 Feb 1919 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner married Szerén Szender at Hajdúnánás on 11 Feb 1919. Proven |
| 29 Jun 1919 | Florence Zitowsky Kaufman is born in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 15 or 16 Nov 1919 | Dr Adolf (Dávid) Ónodi, born Finkelstein dies in Vienna or Budapest (sources differ). Proven |
| 1920 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: In Hungary he worked as a merchant: his 1919 marriage entry calls him “Wiesner Samu, merchant, Sajószentpéter”, and in July 1920 he registered his own grocery, flour and ironware business there, which advertised in Miskolc papers until 1924 (Proven, company gazette and newspapers). Proven |
| 1920 | Dine (Dianna) Wiesner, Mrs. Gerson Eisenberger: Conflicts kept in view: by the 1857 birth she would have been 19 at the wedding (written 20) and 62 at the 1920 death (written 64); and her mother is “Bráun” at the 1857 birth but “Liebermann” at the 1920 death. Probable |
| 1920 | R’ Shmuel (Sámuel) Szender of Košice: Possible: he is the “Sam Szender” of Jaklovce (Jekelfalva, Spiš) whose son Dawid and daughter Serena sailed to New York in 1920 to their brother Herman. Possible |
| 1920 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Wiesner Samu registers his grocery, flour and ironware business at Sajószentpéter (July 1920) Proven |
| Elul 5680 (1920) | Szera (Sarah Leah) Glück dies. (Probable) Probable |
| 17 Jan 1920 | Lea (Leah) Schiffer née Wiesner is born. Probable |
| 22 Sep 1920, Nyírkarász (aged 64) | Dine (Dianna) Wiesner, Mrs. Gerson Eisenberger dies. Probable |
| 12 Jan 1921 | Cantor Julius (Jonás) Braunfeld dies in New Orleans. Proven |
| 7 Feb 1921 | József Braunfeld dies in Baja. Probable |
| 18 Feb 1921, Budapest (aged 14) | Károly Szender dies. Proven |
| 6 Jun 1921 | Judith Friedman née Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 8 Aug 1921 | Berta Zditowski is born. Probable |
| 17 Nov 1921 | Sidney Dollinger is born in New York. Probable |
| 1922 | Berta Jozefovics married Chaskel Steinmetz at Szerencs in 1922 (Proven). Proven |
| 1922 | Arthur Martin Zitowsky: Son of Chaim (Hyman) Zditowsky, the painter from Chomsk, and his wife Becky (Breina) née Alterman, whom Hyman married in New York in 1922. Proven |
| 2 Oct 1922 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Proven |
| 28 Oct 1922, Sajószentpéter (7 Cheshvan 5683) | Farkas (Wolf, Vilmos, Ze’ev) Wiesner dies. Proven |
| 15 Dec 1922 | Isak (Yitzchak) “Irving” Perlow is born in Chomsk. Proven |
| 10 May 1923 | Selma Davidoff (later Dikowitz) is born in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 24 Jul 1923 | Béla Wiesner: Béla Wiesner marries Ilona Szender at Hajdúnánás, 24 Jul 1923 Proven |
| 24 Oct 1923 | Ignácz Engel dies. Proven |
| 1924 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: The national trade directory lists Wiesner Samu as a general-goods merchant at Sajószentpéter (identity Probable) Proven |
| 12 Feb 1924 | Arthur Martin Zitowsky is born in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 25 Apr 1924 | Stanley Zitowsky is born in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 29 November 1925 | Ignácz (R’ Yitzchak) Wiesner married Berta Frank at Budapest VII on 29 November 1925 (civil register no. 1731, Proven); the Orthodox weekly lists the “Wiesner-Frank (Sajószentpéter–Budapest)” wedding among gifts to the yeshiva fund in Tevet 5686 (Probable that this is his wedding). Probable |
| before 1926 | R’ Dov Berel (Berl, Béla) Glück dies. Proven |
| before 1926 | Eszter (Eszti) Glück née Grünfeld dies. Proven |
| 1 Jan 1926 | Ray (Rachel, Risha) Zitowsky née London dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 23 Sivan 5686 (5 Jun 1926) | Adolph (Avraham Tzvi) Fried dies in Cleveland. Proven |
| 24 Jun 1926 (12 Tammuz 5686) | Betti (Borbála, Frumet) Glück née Rózmann dies in Nyírbátor. (Probable) Probable |
| 1927 | Vilmos (Ze'ev) Reinitz is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 2 Mar 1927 | Meta Braunfeld née Schroeder dies in San Diego. Probable |
| 19 Aug 1927 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya’s letter “on the yeshiva question” in Zsidó Újság, signed “Sajószentpéter. Wiesner Sámuel”, 19 Aug 1927 Proven |
| 30 Jan 1928 | Vilmos (Ze’ev) Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 15 Jul 1928, Debrecen (aged 30) | Matild Mandel née Szender dies. Proven |
| 3 Dec 1928 | Magda Reinitz is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 5 Jan 1929 | Vilmos (Ze’ev) Winyik is born. Proven |
| 7 Aug 1929 | Sarah Zitowsky née Davidoff dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 1930 | Robert Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 1930 | Ábrahám Adolf Reinitz is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 1930 | Pearl Dollinger is born. Probable |
| 6 Jun 1930 | Ágnes (Ági) Winyik is born. Proven |
| 20 May 1931 | Victor (Wigdor) Zitowsky dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 13 Oct 1931 | Éva Winyik is born. Proven |
| 1932 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: The Da’at Sofer of Pressburg answers “my beloved disciple” Rav Shmaya Wiesner, moreh and dayan of Munich (February 1932) Proven |
| 1932 | Isaac “Ike” Zitowsky (Itsko son of Shmerko Zditovskii) dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 28 Mar 1932 (20 Adar II 5692) | R’ Shmuel (Sámuel) Szender of Košice dies in Košice. Probable |
| 6 Oct 1932 | Hedvig Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 1934 | Aurél Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 1937 | Noémi Wiesner is born in Sajószentpéter. Probable |
| 5 Feb 1937 | Zoltán Winyik is born. Proven |
| 1938 | Benjamin Zitowsky: Note: the certificate writes his mother’s maiden name “Kassner”, against Upiter/Jupiter on her 1893 marriage and on her own 1938 certificate (very likely a slip by the person who gave the details.) Probable |
| 24 Feb 1938 | Rebecca (Nekhama-Beila) Zitowsky née Upiter (Jupiter) dies in Manhattan. Proven |
| 31 Aug 1938 | Klára Winyik is born. Proven |
| 10 Nov 1938 | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner: Gyula Wiesner, last of São Paulo, lands at New York on the SS Astri from Santos, 10 Nov 1938 Proven |
| 10 November 1938 | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner: He emigrated to Brazil and lived at São Paulo before sailing from Santos on the SS Astri, landing at New York on 10 November 1938 as “Gyula Wiesner”; the ship’s list names his mother “Mrs Farkas Wiesner, Sajószentpéter” and his uncle George S. Proven |
| 9 Dec 1938 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya Wiesner reaches New York as a visitor on the SS Washington, 9 Dec 1938 Proven |
| 9 Dec 1938 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Leaving Germany (Proven): he first came to New York as a visitor on the SS Washington (9 Dec 1938, “Samuel Wiesner, rabbi, 48”). Proven |
| 1939 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Came to America in 1939; his house and shul from 1941 were at 1424 49th Street, Brooklyn. Proven |
| 31 May 1939 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya Wiesner flies from Havana to Miami on 31 May 1939 on a non-quota visa as a minister of religion, to settle Proven |
| 26 Aug 1939 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner: Miriam Wiesner lands at New York on the S.S. President Harding from Le Havre, 26 Aug 1939 Proven |
| 26 August 1939 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner: After the Munich years she landed at New York on 26 August 1939 on the S.S. Proven |
| 26 Aug 1939 | Szerén (Sarah Leah) Wiesner née Szender: Szerén Wiesner and her four children land at New York on the SS President Harding from Le Havre, 26 Aug 1939 Proven |
| 26 August 1939 | Lea (Leah) Schiffer née Wiesner: She came to New York with her mother, sisters and brother on the SS President Harding, 26 August 1939 (Proven, ship’s list). Probable |
| 11 Dec 1939 | Sámuel Engel dies. Proven |
| 11 Feb 1940 | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner: George (Gyula) Wiesner marries Rose at Brooklyn, 11 Feb 1940 Proven |
| 11 February 1940 | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner: On his petition for naturalization (EDNY 402103) he is “George Julian Wiesner, formerly Gyula Wiesner”, a salesman of 480 East 21st Street, Brooklyn, married to Rose (born at Nové Mesto nad Váhom) at Brooklyn on 11 February 1940 (Proven). Proven |
| 29 July 1940 | Szerén (Sarah Leah) Wiesner née Szender: She declared her intention to naturalize on 29 July 1940 and became a U.S. citizen in March 1945; her brother-in-law George J. (Gyula) Wiesner was a witness on her petition (Proven, EDNY petition 418446). Proven |
| 1941 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow: His road, 1939–1946: Mir → Vilna → Kaunas (visa, 6 Aug 1940) → across Russia → Kobe (arrived 13 Feb 1941) → Shanghai → San Francisco (14 Sep 1946) → Brooklyn. Proven |
| 1941 | Feigel Perlow née Zditowski: Feigel Perlow née Zditowski named on the Chomsk memorial book’s list of the Khomsk victims and as “Perlov Feigl” in the Drahichyn district memorial book (Minsk 1997), p. 306 Proven |
| 1941 | Asher Perlow dies in Khomsk. Proven |
| 1941 | Yudis (Yehudit) Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 1941 | Freida (Frejdke) Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 1941 | Fruma Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 1941 | Chaim-Lejb Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 1941 | Gitel Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 5 January 1941 | Tema (Thelma) Zditowski / Smith dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 2 Aug 1941 (9 Av 5701) | Feigel Perlow née Zditowski dies in Khomsk. Proven |
| 2 Aug 1941 (9 Av 5701) | Hinda Perlow dies in Khomsk. Probable |
| 15 Sep 1941 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow: R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow named in the Shanghai refugee-bureau list (outgoing letters, 21 Jul–15 Sep 1941) with the family names Chajm Chaikel, Feiga and Frumke Perlow Proven |
| 1942 | Simon Sándor Braunfeld dies in Miskolc. Proven |
| 25 Sep 1942 | Herman (Tzvi Aryeh, "Leib") Szender dies in Hajdúnánás. Proven |
| 1943 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya Wiesner signs the HaPardes protest of 500 American rabbis about the refugee children (September 1943) Proven |
| 15 Feb 1943 (date as registered) | Mór Izsák dies. Probable |
| 6 Sep 1943 | Morris Zitowsky dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 1944 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: He himself married his daughters Leah (1944), Judith (1945) and Miriam (1948); Proven |
| 1944 | Lea (Leah) Schiffer née Wiesner married in Brooklyn in 1944, her father officiating. Probable |
| 1944 | Erzsébet "Böske" Winyik née Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 1944 | Rózi (Róza, Ruchla Machla) Jozefovics née Wizner dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 1944 (Probable) | Sámuel (Shmuel) Glück dies in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Probable |
| 1944 | Hersh (Shimon Tzvi) Glück dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| 1944 | Moshe Glück dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| 1944 | Rozália (Rachel) Izsák née Szender dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 1944 | Klára Ligeti née Szender dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| June 1944 | Vilmos (Ze’ev) Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| June 1944 | Robert Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| June 1944 | Hedvig Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| June 1944 | Aurél Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| June 1944 | Noémi Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| June 1944 | Vilmos (Ze’ev) Winyik dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| June 1944 | Zoltán Winyik dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Berta "Blimi" Reinitz née Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Ilona (Chaya) Spierer née Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Kornélia Ónodi née Steiner dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Shmuel Sándor Reinitz dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Ágnes (Ági) Winyik dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Éva Winyik dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Klára Winyik dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Vilmos (Ze'ev) Reinitz dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Magda Reinitz dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| 13 Jun 1944 | Ábrahám Adolf Reinitz dies in Auschwitz. Probable |
| 13/14 Jun 1944 | Golda (Gizella) Wiesner née Braunfeld dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 15 Jun 1944 (death registered 3 May 1947) | Piroska (Piros) Schwartz née Engel dies. Proven |
| 16 or 17 June 1944 | Dávid (Dezső) Wiesner dies in Auschwitz. Proven |
| 30 Jun 1944 | Benjamin Zitowsky dies the Bronx. Proven |
| 5 Jul 1944 | Jetti (Etel, Yehudit) Szender née Glück dies. Proven |
| 15 Jul 1944 (death registered 29 Jan 1947) | Jakab Engel dies. Proven |
| 15 Aug 1944 | Margit Glücklich née Szender dies. Proven |
| 1945 | Szerén (Sarah Leah) Wiesner née Szender: Szerén Wiesner becomes a US citizen (March 1945) Proven |
| 1945 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow: R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow in the 1945 Shanghai HIAS register of Jewish refugees, a rabbi-student Probable |
| 8 Jan 1945 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya Wiesner becomes a US citizen, 8 Jan 1945 (EDNY petition 414775) Proven |
| 25 Feb 1945 | Miklós Szender dies in Hidegség. Proven |
| 2 May 1945 | Ilona Stark née Szender dies in Hofamt Priel, near Persenbeug, Lower Austria. Proven |
| night of 2–3 May 1945 | Farkas (Wolf) Szender dies in Hofamt Priel, near Persenbeug, Lower Austria. Proven |
| night of 2–3 May 1945 | Szeréna (Szerén) Szender née Lindenfeld dies in Hofamt Priel, near Persenbeug, Lower Austria. Proven |
| 25 Aug 1945 | Esther “Annie” Dollinger née Perloff dies in Brooklyn. Probable |
| 27 Dec 1945 | Zsigmond (George Sigmund) Braunfeld dies in Milwaukee. Probable |
| 14 Sep 1946 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow: Studied at the Mir yeshiva and travelled with it through Vilna, Kobe and Shanghai; landed at San Francisco on 14 Sep 1946. Proven |
| 14 Feb 1947 | Samuel Zitowsky dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 6 June 1947 | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner: America on 6 June 1947 and landed at New York on 13 June 1947: the ship’s list (list 352, line 10) gives him as Antal Wiesner, 31, single, rabbi, born at “Sajoszent”, with a non-quota visa issued at Paris on 9 May 1947, going to join his brother “Sam Wiesnel” (Wiesner) at 1424 49th Street (Proven). Proven |
| 12 Jun 1947 | Herman (Ármin) Glück dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 13 Jun 1947 | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner: Antal (Naftali) Wiesner lands at New York on the S.S. America from Cherbourg, 13 Jun 1947, to join his brother Rav Shmaya at 1424 49th Street Proven |
| 17 Jun 1947 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner: Miriam Wiesner becomes a US citizen, 17 Jun 1947; her father and brother are her witnesses Proven |
| 3 Sep 1947 | Josefine Braunfeld née Schmeichler dies in Highland Park, Illinois. Probable |
| 30 Sep 1947 | Béla Wiesner: Béla Wiesner lands at New York on the SS Sobieski, 30 Sep 1947 Proven |
| 30 September 1947 | Béla Wiesner: He survived the war and came to New York on the SS Sobieski on 30 September 1947. Proven |
| 17 Nov 1948 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow married Miriam Wiesner on 17 Nov 1948 at Gold Manor, 665 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn; her father Rabbi Samuel (Shmaya) Wiesner officiated. Proven |
| 1949 | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner: Naftali (Antal) Wiesner takes out a marriage licence in Brooklyn, February 1949, at 1424 49th Street Proven |
| 4 May 1949 | Fanny Wiesner née Gottlieb: Second wife of Béla Wiesner, whom she married in New York on 4 May 1949. Proven |
| 1950 | Isak (Yitzchak) “Irving” Perlow: A jeweler by trade, he was a displaced person in Italy from 1947 (Turin, then Senigallia, Barletta and Bagnoli) and sailed from Bremerhaven to New York on the USNS General Greely in June 1950, sponsored by L. Proven |
| 1950 | Béla Wiesner: Béla Wiesner, fur business, Brooklyn (1950 census) Proven |
| 20 Jul 1950 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Rav Shmaya’s son Willy takes out a marriage licence in Brooklyn, at 1424 49th Street (Brooklyn Eagle, 20 Jul 1950) Proven |
| 1951 (buried 19 Aug 1951) | Philip Baus (Barr) dies. Probable |
| 1954 | Béla (Adalbert, Gedalia) Szender: Naturalized in Brooklyn in 1954 as “Bela Aldebert Szender”; in 1950 a leather sorter in Boro Park. Proven |
| 19 Apr 1955 | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow: Naturalized EDNY 19 Apr 1955. Proven |
| 1956 | David Zditowski (David Smith of Baltimore) dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 13 Mar 1956 | Mali (Amália) Beck née Glück dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 1958 | HaRav Chaim Chaikel Perlov: R’ Chaim Chaikel Perlov is elected to the board of the Jewish congregation of Legnica and serves as its rabbi, about 1958–63 (Szajda 2024) Probable |
| 7 May 1958 | Jacob (Yankel) Perlow dies in New York. Proven |
| 1961 | HaRav Chaim Chaikel Perlov: “Rabbi Perlow served in Wroclaw” (American Jewish Year Book 1962 (snippet only; very likely R’ Chaim Chaikel)) Probable |
| 17 May 1961 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner dies in New York. Proven |
| 22 Jan 1963 | Róza Glück dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 3 Jun 1963 | Isaac Samuel (Shmuel) Smith dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 27 Jan 1964 | Szerén (Sarah Leah) Wiesner née Szender dies. Proven |
| before 1967 | Irvin Smith dies. Proven |
| 4 Mar 1967 | Charles (Carl) Braunfeld dies in Santa Cruz, California. Probable |
| 9 Sep 1967 (4 Elul 5727) | Samuel (Sam, Shalom) Smith dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 1968 | Jenő Jozefovics dies in Budapest. Proven |
| 1970 | R’ Meir Avraham of Csaba, the "Pri Tzadik": His burial at Hejőcsaba is Proven: a letter of 19 July 1971 printed in “A miskolci Avas” (1993, p.388) asks that the graves of “rabbi Meir Avraham (Pri Cadik) and his wife” not be exhumed with the rest but moved to Miskolc separately, and Paszternák (1970, p.62) describes a visit to his grave there. Probable |
| 1970 | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner: After the war he headed an Agudat Yisrael refugee home at Engelberg, Switzerland, caring for orphans; went to New York to his elder brother Rav Shmaya; taught in New York, Boston and Detroit; settled in Petach Tikva in 1970. Proven |
| July 1974 | Max (Mendel) Dollinger dies in Nassau County, New York (Probable). Probable |
| 14 Apr 1980 (Probable-high) | Gyula (George Julius, R’ Yisrael Chaim) Wiesner dies. Probable |
| 1981 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: The Shmaya Association is founded in Israel in memory of Rav Shmaya Wiesner, to teach hearing-impaired children Proven |
| 1981 | Esther Zitowsky Davidoff dies. Probable |
| 1981 | Irving Platt dies in Baltimore. Probable |
| 30 Nov 1981 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: American Friends of the Shemaya School for Deaf Children in Israel is incorporated in Brooklyn, 30 Nov 1981, with Willy Wiesner named Proven |
| Dec 1981 | Ignácz (R’ Yitzchak) Wiesner dies in Boro Park (as "Alexander Wiesner". (Probable-high)) Probable |
| 2 Jul 1983 | Stanley Zitowsky dies in Milford, Connecticut. Proven |
| 19 November 1983 | Isak (Yitzchak) “Irving” Perlow: He lived in Chicago as a die caster, never married, and died there on 19 November 1983, aged 60. Proven |
| 19 Nov 1983 | Isak (Yitzchak) “Irving” Perlow dies in Chicago. Proven |
| 22 Jun 1984 | Rav Shmaya (Samuel, Samu) Wiesner: Congregation Geulah v’Yeshuah deeds its building at 1424 49th Street, Boro Park, to Congregation Ohr Chaim, 22 Jun 1984 Proven |
| before 1985 | Esther Smith dies. Proven |
| 30 Apr 1985 | Louis (Lejzer) Smith dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 23 Mar 1990 (26 Adar 5750) | Esther Leah Perlov dies. Proven |
| 3 Apr 1990 (Probable) | Herman (Hyman) Dollinger dies. Probable |
| 19 Sep 1993 | Naum Zditowski dies in Buenos Aires. Probable |
| 21 Sep 1993 | Florence Zitowsky Kaufman dies. Proven |
| 24 Oct 1993 | Kate (Kejla) Platt née Smith (Zazitowski) dies in Baltimore. Proven |
| 26 Nov 1993 | Boris (Dov) Zditowski dies in El Paso. Probable |
| 22 Dec 1994 | Flora Zitowsky (later Reiner, D’Addio) dies. Proven |
| May 1995 | Judith Friedman née Wiesner dies. Proven |
| 8 Sep 1995 | Selma Davidoff (later Dikowitz) dies. Proven |
| 16 Jan 1996 | HaRav Chaim Chaikel Perlov dies. Proven |
| 20 Nov 1997 | Emanuel Matthew Zitowsky (later Simms) dies. Probable |
| 19 Nov 1998 | Sidney Dollinger dies in Lake Worth, Florida. Probable |
| 14 Aug 1999 | Béla Wiesner dies in Coney Island. Proven |
| 17 Sep 2000 | Arthur Martin Zitowsky dies in Brooklyn. Proven |
| 28 Oct 2002 | Béla (Adalbert, Gedalia) Szender dies. Proven |
| 12 Jul 2006 (16 Tammuz 5766) | R’ Eliezer Zev (Lejzer) Perlow dies. Proven |
| 31 Aug 2008 (30 Menachem Av 5768) | Antal (Naftali Tzvi) Wiesner dies in Petach Tikva. Proven |
| 14 Jan 2009 | Berta Zditowski dies in El Paso. Probable |
| 18 Feb 2010 | Lea (Leah) Schiffer née Wiesner dies in Brooklyn. Probable |
| 2020 | Pearl Dollinger dies. Probable |
| 2022 | R’ Aharon (R’ Ari) Perlow dies. |
| November 2023 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner dies in Boro Park. Proven |
| 5 Nov 2023 | Miriam Perlow née Wiesner: Miriam Perlow née Wiesner possibly buried in Eretz Yisrael (her shiva notice, VIN News, 5 Nov 2023) Possible |
| 27 Nov 2025 | Frumet Pessel (Pepi) Benet: November 2025: a cemetery-preservation team begins searching the old section of the Miskolc cemetery for the gravestone of Frumet Pessel, wife of the Pri Tzadik; not yet identified (Avoyseinu Bulletin no. 761, HFPJC, 27 Nov 2025) Proven |