Family Card - Person Sheet
NameFranziska Zeisel Beer 
Birthabt 1800
FatherNaftali Herz Beer (1782-1856)
MotherJudith Hermann (~1782-)
Spouses
ChildrenJohanna (1826-1862)
Caroline (1828-)
Sophie (1830-)
Adeline (1831-)
Moses (1833-)
Emanuel Moritz (1840-1907)
David (1835-1901)
Alois (1833-)
Heinrich Jindrich (1837-)
Karolina (1845-)
Notes for Franziska Zeisel Beer
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Dear Randy,
This time I went to local archive in Zdar nad Sazavou where town archive and Censuses of Rozsochy are stored today.
In Census 1857 there was only one Zeisel/Zeizl family listed.
In house no.19:
widdow Fr.ska Zeizl, born in 1800
son Alois Zeizl, born in 1833, note. soldier
son David Zeizl, born 1835, note. soldier
son Heinrich Zeizl, born February 16, 1837, erased indicating he moved out
son Emanuel recte Moritz Zeizl, born December 12, 1840, note:in Zlatkov, 2miles east of Rozsochy
daughter Hanny Zeizl, born 1828
daughter Karolina Zeizl, born 1845
The Census 1857 was supplemented with two papers (certificates of birth, see attached) on Heinrich and Emanuel Zeisels. The papers read when those two were born, circumised and name of father: Joachim, and mother: Fanni nee Beer.
In Census 1868, the family did not live in Rozsochy as a whole. However, in house no. 11, Jindrich (=Heinrich) Zeissel was listed:
Jindrich Zeissel, born 1837 in Roszochy, shopkeeper
wife Frantiska Zeissel, born 18?0 (1830?) in Roszochy, shopkeeper
step-son Alois Maier, born 1849 in Roszochy, single, helping hand in shop
step-son Leopold Maier, born 1854 inVojetin, single, helping hand in shop, domicile in Kromeriz
step-son Moritz Maier, born 1858 inVojetin, single, schoolkid, domicile in Kromeriz
(he is erased, indicating he moved out)
In the same house, Heinrich´s sister Karoline Zeissel lived (next page), born 1845, single, helping hand in shop, note: in Raclavice, today Horni Radslavice, 25miles WSS of Rozsochy, 5miles W of Velke Mezirici.
To learn as much as possible more, I checked another valuable source of data, Parish records which often also enlisted Jewish families in parish list of souls. In register 1847-1861, I found the family in house no. 19:
Joachim Zeisl, died in October 1854
Franciska Zeisl
son Alois, born in June 4, 1833, soldier
son David, born in December 29, 1835
son Heinrich, born in February 16, 1837
son Emanuel, born in December 12, 1840
daughter Hanny
daughter Karolina, born in December 16, 1845
In register 1862-1873, the family was also listed, but lately erased:
Franciska Zeisl, tradersman wife (handelsmanfrau), deceased
son Alois, born in June 4, 1833, married
son David, born in December 29, 1835, married
son Emanuel, born in December 12, 1840, married
daughter Hanny, born 1828, deceased
daughter Karolina, born in December 16, 1845, converted to catholicism, married R/Lorenz (?) Novotny. It must have happened after 1868 (the Census where she is listed still as israelitische).
Ussually, in local archives, the records written in 1850 and later are stored. I shall continue with estate (landlord) records to see the earlier records. Those shall be located in Landesarchiv in Brno.
Best regards,
Julius
Dear Randy,
This time I went to local archive in Zdar nad Sazavou where town archive and Censuses of Rozsochy are stored today.
In Census 1857 there was only one Zeisel/Zeizl family listed.
In house no.19:
widdow Fr.ska Zeizl, born in 1800
son Alois Zeizl, born in 1833, note. soldier
son David Zeizl, born 1835, note. soldier
son Heinrich Zeizl, born February 16, 1837, erased indicating he moved out
son Emanuel recte Moritz Zeizl, born December 12, 1840, note:in Zlatkov, 2miles east of Rozsochy
daughter Hanny Zeizl, born 1828
daughter Karolina Zeizl, born 1845
The Census 1857 was supplemented with two papers (certificates of birth, see attached) on Heinrich and Emanuel Zeisels. The papers read when those two were born, circumised and name of father: Joachim, and mother: Fanni nee Beer.
In Census 1868, the family did not live in Rozsochy as a whole. However, in house no. 11, Jindrich (=Heinrich) Zeissel was listed:
Jindrich Zeissel, born 1837 in Roszochy, shopkeeper
wife Frantiska Zeissel, born 18?0 (1830?) in Roszochy, shopkeeper
step-son Alois Maier, born 1849 in Roszochy, single, helping hand in shop
step-son Leopold Maier, born 1854 inVojetin, single, helping hand in shop, domicile in Kromeriz
step-son Moritz Maier, born 1858 inVojetin, single, schoolkid, domicile in Kromeriz
(he is erased, indicating he moved out)
In the same house, Heinrich´s sister Karoline Zeissel lived (next page), born 1845, single, helping hand in shop, note: in Raclavice, today Horni Radslavice, 25miles WSS of Rozsochy, 5miles W of Velke Mezirici.
To learn as much as possible more, I checked another valuable source of data, Parish records which often also enlisted Jewish families in parish list of souls. In register 1847-1861, I found the family in house no. 19:
Joachim Zeisl, died in October 1854
Franciska Zeisl
son Alois, born in June 4, 1833, soldier
son David, born in December 29, 1835
son Heinrich, born in February 16, 1837
son Emanuel, born in December 12, 1840
daughter Hanny
daughter Karolina, born in December 16, 1845
In register 1862-1873, the family was also listed, but lately erased:
Franciska Zeisl, tradersman wife (handelsmanfrau), deceased
son Alois, born in June 4, 1833, married
son David, born in December 29, 1835, married
son Emanuel, born in December 12, 1840, married
daughter Hanny, born 1828, deceased
daughter Karolina, born in December 16, 1845, converted to catholicism, married R/Lorenz (?) Novotny. It must have happened after 1868 (the Census where she is listed still as israelitische).
Ussually, in local archives, the records written in 1850 and later are stored. I shall continue with estate (landlord) records to see the earlier records. Those shall be located in Landesarchiv in Brno.
Best regards,
Julius