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Kajla Lux

Female Abt 1799 - 1865  (66 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Kajla Lux was born about 1799 (daughter of Josef Lux and Esther Berlinska); died in 1865 in Kolo, Poland.

    Family/Spouse: Kasryel Lachman. Kasryel was born about 1813; died in 1859 in Kolo, Poland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Adam Lachman was born in 1823 in Kolo, Poland.
    2. Chava Lachman was born in 1827.
    3. Abraham Lachman was born in 1830; died in 1830.
    4. Ides Lachman was born in 1833.
    5. Pesa Lachman was born in 1838; died in 1840.
    6. Szlama Lachman was born in 1842; died in 1864.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Josef Lux was born about 1775 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland (son of Lewek Leib Lux and Pessa Kleinwort); died about 1831 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.

    Josef married Esther Berlinska. Esther was born about 1773 in Kolo, Poland; died in 1848 in Kolo, Poland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Esther Berlinska was born about 1773 in Kolo, Poland; died in 1848 in Kolo, Poland.
    Children:
    1. Nachman Lux was born about 1792 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland; died about 1850 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    2. Kalman Lux was born in 1798; died in 1837.
    3. 1. Kajla Lux was born about 1799; died in 1865 in Kolo, Poland.
    4. Icek Josef Lux was born in 1800 in Kolo, Poland.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Lewek Leib Lux was born about 1738 (son of Nachman Lux and Pesa); died about 1832 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.

    Lewek married Pessa Kleinwort. Pessa was born about 1738; died about 1825 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Pessa Kleinwort was born about 1738; died about 1825 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    Children:
    1. 2. Josef Lux was born about 1775 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland; died about 1831 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    2. Bayla Lux was born about 1783; died about 1830 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    3. Chana Lux was born about 1787; died about 1847 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    4. Nachman Lux was born about 1792 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland; died about 1850 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.
    5. Kalman Lux was born about 1798; died about 1837 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Nachman Lux was born in 1700-1710.

    Nachman married Pesa. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Pesa
    Children:
    1. 4. Lewek Leib Lux was born about 1738; died about 1832 in Kolo, Kalisz Gubernia, Poznan Province, Poland.


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