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1. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #2 [1]
Hello, Dolores! I know of another person from Sanktanna who died in Krivoi-Rog (I don't remember at the moment if in 1946 or 1947); but according to his son (originally of Sanktanna, but now living in Arad) he was among the Germans that were deported to this place; and my assumption is that he was taken there for forced labor. Your Karl Henger may have been with him. Danny Eberhardt ----- Original Message ----- From: Dolores Ringbauer To: Sent:
2. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] HORVATH, Imre [1]
Hi Dietrich: I am hoping to locate a military record of my Great Grandfather, Imre HORVATH. He was born during 1838-1840 in Dvmsvd, Hungary (Pest County). He was married to Eva NYERE in 1863 in Bakonyoszlop, Hungary. Eva NYERE was born in nearby Csesznek, Hungary (Veszprem County) and lived there at the time of her marriage. Then, Imre HORVATH and Eva continued to reside in Csesznek, Hungary (Veszprem County) until his death in 1891. He was a master blacksmith. Karen Hobbs has been most helpful and I s
3. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Roll Call [1]
Hello everyone, I have a Slovak WWI soldier (my grandfather's brother) I eventually want to research. Right now I just don't have the time so I hadn't said anything (took me a week to get to this!), but I subscribed hoping this list could help me later, and I've already gotten a lot of terrific information. Karen Hob has already sent me some great tips (Thanks!). I already have his birth and marriage records and I eventually want to obtain his military records. Andras PAULIK (Andrew PAVLIK) Born: 28 No
4. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Frank ANFANG from Werschetz [1]
Frank ANFANG born in the 1870's in Werschetz (about 40 miles NE of Belgrade) in the Banat Region. His parents were Peter ANFANG and mother may have been Rosella BLESS. His sisters were: Eva ANFANG (my grandmother) born 1874 married to Michael SCHMIDT; Marie ANFANG (died 1838) married to a DITTIGER and Rosella ANFANG. I believe he was in military service because I have a picture with him in a military uniform. Other names associated with this family are: BERGER's from Vrsac; Emma LEDERER and Edith LEDER
5. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Records of Hungarian soldiers in the 1860s [1]
Karen, Does the FHL Catalog CD number 50081 only have soldiers in the 1860's? I would be searching for a soldier who was in the Austrian/Hungarian military in the 1890's. Would CD number 50081 have this information on it? Joyce Wynn Olsen AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Ed, The LDS FHC catalog home CD lists 282 film titles for Szabolcs Megye. There are 132 for Szatmar Megye. Civil muster lists, vital records and church records are included. It is well worthwhile to buy your ow
6. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Roll Call [1]
Dietrich, In response to your request for a roll call: I'm researching my father, Jakov RADJA, who served in the A-H Military during World War One. He came from a small village (Ogorje Donje near Split) in Dalmatia, Croatia which was then under A-H control. Jakov was in the Austro-Hungarian Army during 1915, 16, 17 and a part of 1918 (World War I). He served against the French in the eastern front in Albania, 'Duris', 'Skadar'. He was a horse groom living in tents, with a rank of private. During the
7. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Galicia/Silesia military recruiting URL [1]
For list members whose ancestors came from Austrian Silesia, Galicia or Prussian Silesia: The Internet has a site that lets you search for regiment numbers in your ancestral district at a given time. http://www.polishroots.com/austrian_recruit.htm At bottom of page write in the district center for your place name and a year to get a display of the regiments recruited there at that time. When the display comes up blank, try another year. Be sure that the place name you use is a district center (Kreis
8. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Letters from relatives [1]
Dolores, Oh My God! I understand exactly what you mean when you said, "Whenever I read this letter I thank God my Grandparents came over when they did." I have letters written to my grandmother in German from relatives in Yugoslavia and I just got one translated for me today. When I read the translation of that letter I sat there and cried. It was so sad what my relatives had to go through to live...if you want to call it living. Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dolores Ringbauer"
9. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #4 [1]
Hi Danny, Thanks so much for your insight. You are probably right. Would you by any chance know where Krivoi-Rog is in Russia? We have a letter from either Karl or Josef's daughter--still don't know which one--That she wrote to my Grandfather in 1948. It is very sad. She was taken to Russia for 2 years working in a munitions factory and shipped off to a camp in Leipzig, Germany. At the time of the letter (May,1948) she had been away from home for 6 yrs. She mentions that her sister, two cousins,an
10. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Records of Hungarian soldiers in the 1860s [1]
The LDS CD contains the entire Family Search Library catalog. The military records that are on film are from the Vienna Kriegsarchiv and give a sampling of everything they have. I have by no means searched the CD thoroughly and I use it mostly for records from the former Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Silesia, Galicia and Bukowina so I have some idea about what is on it in respect to those places. In general the military records are: 1) For the old A-H Empire, available records from the 17th century t
11. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Records of Hungarian soldiers in the 1860s [1]
Ed, The LDS FHC catalog home CD lists 282 film titles for Szabolcs Megye. There are 132 for Szatmar Megye. Civil muster lists, vital records and church records are included. It is well worthwhile to buy your own copy of the LDS CD and to do your research at home so that you don't have to stand in line for a computer at your FHC. It is only $5. Call 800 537 5971 and ask for the Family History Library Catalog CD, item number 50081. Men mustered in in 1862 may have served in the war in Denmark, 186
12. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Kriegsarchive URL [1]
English: http://www.oesta.gv.at/ebestand/ekv/efr1_kv.htm
13. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #2 [1]
I am researching the HENGER and AUFMUTH families. Especially Josef HENGER and his brother Karl HENGER my greatuncles who fought in WWI. They were from SanktAnna,Arad, Hungary. From a professional genealogist we learned that Josef died April, 1947 and Karl died March, 1947 in Krivoi-Rog/SU. Don't know the circumstances though. Prison camp? Slave labor? Would appreciate any help or ideas. Thanks., Dolores ----- Original Message ----- From: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Mo
14. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] EBERHARDT, KOVAGO, SCHLACHSA, ... [1]
My father, Ludwig (Lajos) Eberhardt from Sanktanna was in the Austro-Hungarian Army during World War I. On the back of some pictures where he was wearing his military uniform, he wrote "Klosterneuburg" (a town near Vienna, or rather a suburb of Vienna), where Pioneer Battalion # 8 was stationed. This battalion eventually became Sapper Battalion # 1 and 47, towards the end of 1917 and beginning of 1918. I know also that Alexander (Sandor) Eberhardt of Sanktanna was in Pioneer Battalion # 7. Is anyone familia
15. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #5 [1]
Hi Danny, Thanks so much for the information on Krivoi-Rog. I had no idea where this was. It's interesting that you know of someone else that was there. Thanks again. Dolores Ringbauer ----- Original Message ----- From: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 6:05 AM To: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D@rootsweb.com Subject: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #5 Content-Type: text/plain AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 5 Today's Top
16. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Military records /military marriage records [1]
A common soldier's military record from the 1860s tells nothing about his wife. It only says whether or not he is married. (geheiratet or ledig) NCOs and Officer's could marry and if they did there may be record of the protocol they submitted to get permission --- a background check on the bride to be. I have not yet found any of these on film at the LDS so I would expect that one would have to ask the war archive if the record is available. If they are available the war archive may tell you only
17. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #3 [1]
I made a mistake on my original query about my Greatuncles, Josef and Karl HENGER. They fought in World War II not World War I. Dolores ----- Original Message ----- From: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 3:10 PM To: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D@rootsweb.com Subject: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #3 Content-Type: text/plain AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 3 Today's Topics: #1 Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] SC ["Edwa
18. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Adler society [1]
The information below may help people who will be in Vienna. It is found at the Austrian genealogy site: http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/AUT/austria-en.html This site is in English and has many valuable links. It is my understanding that the Adler society was originally founded to trace the family trees of nobility. It was used by the NAZI party during WW II to help them to trace the origins of many individuals. They had a regular publication then called "Adler". I have one old copy and it is a
19. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #3 [1]
I was thinking about that! I am glad you realized it! Danny Eberhardt ----- Original Message ----- From: Dolores Ringbauer To: Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:24 PM Subject: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY-D Digest V02 #3 > I made a mistake on my original query about my Greatuncles, Josef and Karl HENGER. They fought in World War II not World War I. > > Dolores > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: AUSTRO-HUNGA
20. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: Roll Call - KREJCA [1]
Hello, John! By any chance do you know if this certificate requesting "free passage..." was also called a "safe-conduct"? Danny Eberhardt ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 6:05 PM Subject: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Re: Roll Call - KREJCA > On 26 December 1860, Jan Johann KREJCA entered the service of M.J. Regiment > of the King and Emperor's Navy. Even though he lived in the district of > Pilgram (Pelhrim
21. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] PRASNICKI [1]
Hi Dietrich! My interest in subjetc A - H Military is WW I. My uncles Anton and Franc PRASNICKI (brothers) never came home from this war and I am searching for their destinies. No information about where they finished their lifes, but some short data are here: Anton, b. 1892, probably fought from very beginning of the war in Galicia (served in 7. Kompanie of IR 87 Cilli - Celje) - after that he has been missed. Franc. b. 1896, enlisted during the war (not know when and where and which military unit in) -
22. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Roll Call Surname REGL [1]
Looking for info on Grt Grandfather Anton Regl, born 1781 Vienna. Wish to find his parents names. Have ordered microfilm "Militar Schematimus etc. for 1790 to 1805 from LDS to check for data on military careeer hopefully showing parents names. Locating parents names likely will complete my research and give family history back for many years Giles Gerken
23. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Vienna Museum of Military History [1]
I you are planning a trip to Vienna this may interest you. Karen Heeresgeschichtliches Museum Arsenal, A-1030 Wien Tel: +43 1 79561 Fax +43 1 5200 17707 e-mail: bmlv.hgm@magnet.at http://www.bmlv.gv.at/hgm/english/plan.html Austrian military history museum Halls include: French Wars Radetzky 1815-1866 Hall of Honour 30 Years War/Turkish Wars/Prince Eugene Maria Theresa Naval Power Republic and Dictatorship Franz Josef / Sarajevo Hall of the Generals Wo
24. [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Age 18 and Austrian conscription [1]
Male citizens of the A-H dual monarchy had to register and report for a conscription physical exam when they were 19. If they were found fit to serve they could not get a passport. Leaving the country at 18 was a good way to avoid getting your name on a conscription roll. Karen
25. Re: [AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-MILITARY] Family History Library CD on Hungarian military [1]
The Library catlog on the Internet is the September 2000 version. The home CD is the March 2000 version so the Internet may have some updated files that have a few more films under given titles. I have tried finding titles I knew existed in the catalog on the Internet but the fact that the search engine there is locality or surnamen based makes it really hard to figure out how to use author and title when neither is a place or a real name. For example if you use the author of the Austrian military
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