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Mikuláš Lederer was born about 1785 and he lived in Horouty 1, South Bohemia, that time Austria.
ReplyDeleteHe married Marie Fousková (Fousek) from Chvaletice (nearby). She was born there on Nov. 13. 1786.
They had a doughter Maria (1810) and two sons - Jan (1814) and Mikuláš (1818). Their surnames have been changed to Ledrer.
Is Mikulas = Michel? I dont know any other Lederer with that name, trying to connect the dots. Thanks for the info.
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