Arthur Kurzweil's Encyclopedia of Jewish Genealogy lists the LDS numbers for
the 1848 census.

I ordered the number he listed for Hajdu county and found it to be incorrect.

When I checked the book with the librarian we noticed that the number was
out of sequence with the other numbers in the census. So I ordered the
number that seemed logical considering the other numbers. Another mistake.

Does anyone know if the Hajdu portion of the 1848 census is extant and on film?

I don't see it included in Debbi Korman's listing in the contents of the
census on the H-SIG web site. But I believe that I found it listed on the
LDS computer and ordered that number too which was also incorrect.


Michael Kelemen
Toronto


PS. Debbi's List:

Bekes and Bihar - 719,823

Also on 719,823 are the census pages for the free cities of Debreczen,
Eperjes (Presov), Gyongyos, Gyor, Miskolcz, Modor (now Modra, close to
Bratislava), Nagy-Szombat (Trnava), Szakolcza (now Skalica near Nitra),
Trenscen, Ujvidek, Temesvar and Zombor.

Esztergom, Baranya, Csanad, Csongrad, Fejer, Gyor, Komarom,
Kozep-Snolnok (later Szilagy) - 719,824

Krasso, Kraszna (later Szilagy), Marmaros, Moson, Szabolcs, Tolna -
719,825

Trenscen, Turocz, Ung - 719,826

Vas, Veszprem - 719,827

Zala - 719,828