{geni:about_me} Bernard Pick is not seen in the 1771 Jewish census of Trencin City, but was residing there when the 1773 census was taken. He came from Moravia or Bohemia about 1772. He is seen in Trencin City census records in1773, 1781, 1795, 1798, 1809, 1818, and 1821. He died in Trencin about 1822, age about 82. A great-grandson, Bernard Kohn-Zerkowitz, was named in his honor in 1824.

Trencin City, 1773 -- Jewish census:
Bernardus "Rochlin" [must be error for "Joachin"], with wife, one son under age 16, two daughters under age 16, and two servants

Trencin City, 1781 -- Jewish census:
Household number 2:
Bernat Joachim, head, ivcestor;
wife, Juda;
minor son, Pinkes;
daughter, Katussa;
daughter, Czyby;
daughter, Chaja;
son-in-law, Lazarus Konn, ivcestor;
servant, Riffky;
servant, Golde.

Trencin City, 1795:
Household number 1:
Bernat PICK,
with wife, two sons, two daughters, plus widowed parent.

Trencin City, 1798:
Household number 2:
Bernardus PIK,
with wife, but no children.

Trencin City, 1809:
Household number 10:
Bernardus PIK, widower,
with two daughters, three other relatives.

Trencin City, 1818:
Household number 38:
Bernardus PICK, widower,
with 1 daughter.

Trencin City, 1821:
Household number 59:
Bernard PICK, widower,
with 1 daughter.

Bernard Pick is not listed in the 1828 Trencin City census. He is believed to have died about 1822.