Ephraim Franczek Fiszel
Ephraim Franczek Fiszel
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was appointed in 1512 to the position of general collector of Jewish taxes in Little Poland. He held this post in tandem with Abraham Bohemus, who collected Jewish taxes in Great Poland. After two years, however, he was forced to resign this position, though he continued to enjoy royal protection and remained in service to Queen Bona. In 1524, Sigismund I (the Old), at Bona’s request, named Franczek and his wife Chwałka (Falka) royal servitors, thus removing Franczek from the jurisdiction of any other court but that of the king or, in smaller matters, of the queen. Both were freed from the payment of Jewish taxes.
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Ephraim Franczek Fiszel
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1480 Julian
5240 Hebrew, Lublin - 15411541 Gregorian
1541 Julian
5301 Hebrew, Lublin)
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