Query on MELLINGER family

Started by Leanne M (Volunteer Curator - Australia) 🇦🇺 on Wednesday, May 5, 2021
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What is the source for these children being siblings
* 1801 Sarolta Rozalia Eisler married Hermann Eisler
* 1809 Esther Netti Mellinger married Mark Mordekai Breitner
* 1811 Mór / Moric / Moritz Mellinger married Julianna (Jachet) ("Julie") Mellinger
* 1821 Sophia Stern married Moses Stern
* no dates - Mihály Michael Mellinger married Josefa / Pepi Mellinger
* no dates - Katalin Frühauf married Lemel Lajos Lipót Frühauf
* no dates - Simon Mellinger married Erzsebet (Elisabeth) Schultheisz

There father is on Geni as {unknown} Mellinger

What is the source for his father (their grandfather) being Michael Mellinger

4 my.heritage trees for Sarolta Rozalia Eisler have no parents identified for her.

7 my.heritage trees for Mór / Moric / Moritz Mellinger have no parents identified for him.

Private User could you please translate the images on Mór / Moric / Moritz Mellinger and let me know if it has any siblings listed.

Thanks

Private User
5/5/2021 at 8:15 AM

It only mentions that he had siblings and 30 grandchildren but fails to name any of them.

I will see if anything can be found by using an alternative.
Unfortunately the location is Esztergom where the religious authorities also seem to make documents revealing family information private un-nessessarily.

Regards Roy

Thanks Roy

Private User
5/7/2021 at 11:20 AM

Hi Leanne
I have just deleted my previous post.
I did so after discovering a Jewishgen entry (Census Records, 1770 - 1850) which listed numerous other 'mature' Mellinger families in Zsambek. It was therefore too presumptuous of me to single out just one of them as the possible head of your Mellinger dynasty.
Regards Roy

So far I haven't seen anything that connects these families together.

Private User
5/7/2021 at 9:00 PM

Neither have I, its just an unusual cluster of families with a fairly unique surname in the same location. The list itself also came as a shock to me, for I knew of Hungarian prejudices, but had no idea that they had actually introduced a tolerance tax in 1793 to make Jews pay to live among them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolerance_tax

The things that happen in history are quite often unbelievable.

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