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1. [BANAT-L] bus trip to the Banat [1]
Dear listmembers, das "Donautalmagazin" unter Leitung von Dipl.Ing. Oswald Hartmann bereitet f|r das Jahr 2004 eine Reise in das rumdnische und serbische Banat vor. Reisezeit: 23.Mai.2004-04.Jun.2004. Der Reisepreis betrdgt etwa 890,00 EUR (Einzelzimmer + 180 EUR)- Mindestens m|ssen 30 Personen teilnehmen, damit die Reise durchgef|hrt wird. (Anmeldeschlu_ ist der 30.April 2004) Der Preis inclusive Hin- und R|ckreise, Hotel|bernachtung mit Halbpension, Bustransport wdhrend der ganzen Reise , deutsche Reisele
2. Re: [BANAT-L] RE:Orphaned children [1]
Hello all, the discussion ist very interesting. So I know, the orphaned children lived in the family connection, or over the "Waisenvater", if there was not a family. My grandmother was also an orphaned child, she lives in the brother family from her father. I was not able to find a record with rigth dates. The probst give on the confirmation date the uncle as her father! In Sekisch they had a foundation for this children,(named : " foundation for the poor orphaned children" ) and the money ( amount credi
3. Re: [BANAT-L] Stefan Stader [1]
We4re so in sorrow about this message, we had the wish and the hope that he could finished his work! We4re also in sorrow with his family. Brigitte "Dave Dreyer" schrieb: > It is a sad task to report the death this week of Stefan Stader the author of the series "Sammelwerk donauschwaebischer Kolonisten" as well as numerous other works relating to Banat Family hustory. > Dave Dreyer > > > ==== BANAT Mailing List ==== > Please keep your messages to the subject of our list. This lis
4. Re: [BANAT-L] RE:Orphaned children [1]
Hello Susan, in my german translation book "godfather" means "Pate". This is a person from the family he gives on christening the name. The "Waisenvater" is not the same. This was a named person from the village, who was interested in to help the orphaned children. He had not a connection with the childrens. The village people spended, or take a gift for this children and he had to do that every child becomes a part. If the people spend only for one child , he was the person to go to the family, where the c
5. Re: [BANAT-L] vojvodina [1]
Marlene, the "Istorijski Arhiv" from the Vojvodina is in the town Novi Sad. Post adress for searchers: Istorijski Arhiv Dunavska 35 21000 Novi Sad /Yu. It4s very difficult to become an answer of a question and you must pay for it. ( I not know how much to pay). They have collected the church records and copys from church records over the whole terrain, was today means Yougoslavia, and also from the yougoslavian Banat region. I do not know, if they also have informations from the rumain Banat. I4m sure th
6. [BANAT-L] Hammerschmidt - Hodschag [0.978241]
If anyone has either of the Hodschag Ortssippenbuecher, could you please see if there is a listing for Stephanus (or Christianus) Hammerschmidt? He was born ca. 1746 had a wife Catharina (maiden name unknown). They had a child, Paulus, in Glogowatz 1770; Catharina died 1788. Researching BRETTRAGER and related families. It appears all the Glogowatzer Hammerschmidts descend from the marriage of Stephanus and Anna Maria Brettrager. George
7. [BANAT-L] Poppy Seeds and noodles. [0.978241]
My mother and maternal family, were also born in Lugoj, Romania. (Ruxy is my cousin) But, I never heard of that recipe while growing up in Baltimore. My mother did have a handed down recipe for Christmas cookies. Using the whites of eggs, spices and nuts all mixed together, she would bake them in the oven. I can't remember the name of them, but they sure tasted good. Joe Coughlin COLORADO USA HAPPY HOLIDAYS
8. [BANAT-L] Stefan Stader [0.978241]
Many people have asked if the AKdFF has someone in place to take over Stefan Stader's work. So far as I know there is no one in place, but certainly the AKdFF is lookings for someone with the necessary experience, resources and time to devote to the project. Needless to say there are only a handfull of people who fit these conditions. Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: To: "Dave Dreyer" Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 12:04 PM Subject: Re: [BANAT
9. [BANAT-L] Your responses to my questions [0.978241]
Dear List Members, What a response! After posting my queries to this list, I sent a letter off to Sorin. When I returned to my inbox, I found all of your e-mails. You are an amazing group of people. Special thanks go out to Hilde, Ruxandra, Sarah, Simone, Tina, John and Jim for your advice and encouragement. I don't subscribe to the Banater Post since I don't speak German. If any subscriber sees a bus trip to the Banat from Ulm on May 31, 2004 advertised, I would appreciate it if you would
10. Re: [BANAT-L] Stories from behind the curtain [0.978241]
Beth, You wrote: > And just a gentle hint that if any Romanians read what we write here on the > list, they might not appreciate our making their country the butt of our jokes > about it's "backwardness". There were jokes? I didn't see any jokes, at least not any that showed ridicule or contempt for anyone, as you infer. Just anecdotes from long ago about conditions below those to which folks were accustomed. Glad to hear that with the passing of the years they can make light of situations that caused re
11. RE: [BANAT-L] Charleville & Seultour Look-Ups? [0.978241]
My book lists those that perished during the Tito regime [1940-1948] In the Village of Molidorf: Extermination camp Molidorf: Schorch, Elisabeth 1875- In Ussr Labour camp or on the way back: Lampert, Peter Soldiers Fallen: Schorch, Peter 1909- Yug Soldiers missing: Lambert, Peter 1921- Yug In the Village of Charlesville: Extermination Camp Molidorf: Schorsch, Anton 1940-1946 Schorsch, Johann 1942-1946 Schorsch, Josef 1879-1947 Schorsch, Marianne 1887-1947 Sylvia kilkenny-gal@shaw.ca Researchin
12. Re: [BANAT-L] How were orphaned children recorded? [0.978241]
Hi Susan! Thank you for your input. I noticed that family stories have a part in everyones history, don't they? What caught my eye was this comment you made in the second paragraph: "We knew he went to live with another family. Now that I've read the church records, I've learned that he went to live with his godparents." My question: How was this information recorded? Was it recorded at the time the event took place? Or what event occurred that this information was recorded the records? For exampl
13. Re: [BANAT-L] 1828 Census not applicable? [0.978241]
From page 231 to end: Nagy Betskerek - #54 Joann Heck, #206 Andreas Haasz Nagy Kikinda - #531 Joseph Heim Nagy Jetsa - #87 Jacob Hih, #178 Casper Hih, #250 Gerhard Hih, #255 Peter Haik, #313 Michael Hij, #331 Joann Hieb Nagy Modod - #86 Petrus Henz Nakofalva - #76 Joseph Hasz, #152 Joann Hecz, #275 Andreas Heck Nemeth Czernya - #128 Joan Hebb Olah Etska - #311 Berhard Hasz, #329 Johan Hasz, #356 Peter Hasz Periamos - #18 Paul Hih, #402 Peter Heim Racz Czerny - #440 Joseph Hehn Ratz Szent Peter - #542 Paul
14. RE: [BANAT-L] Novoszello [0.978241]
http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/ESE/banat_n.htm#nowosello Yes...it is in the Banat. > -----Original Message----- > From: Evelyn Hoegeman [mailto:Evelyn@Hoegeman.com] > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 4:42 PM > To: BANAT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BANAT-L] Novoszello > > Hi, > Did Novoszello near Kikinda have a German name? Sorin only > knew Novszello. > Also is this in Banat? > Evelyn > > > > ==== BANAT Mailing List ==== > Please review our posting guidelines and Acceptable Use Policy. > See htt
15. [BANAT-L] The Family book: "The citizen of Brotdorf, Bachem and Hausbach prior to 1890" just came out [0.978241]
L. Falzboden reports on the akdff-l@genealogy.net that the Family book "Brotdorf, Bachem and Hausbach prior to 1890" just came out and could be ordered at: Wolfgang REGET, Pastor-Deutsch-Str. 1, 66663 Merzig-Merchingen, Germany e-mail: wolfgang.reget@t-online.de Rosina www.dvhh.org/hrastovac
16. Re: [BANAT-L] 1828 Census not applicable? [0.978241]
Alex; I have not seen an answer to your query on the LIST. Judeus = Jew or Jewish Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Woodle, Alex" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 11:04 AM Subject: RE: [BANAT-L] 1828 Census not applicable? > I was incorrect "my" Moses Vudl is in the Temes County film of 1828 Tax > census under village Nemet Szent Mihaly. He is entry #38 and LDS film is > 623134. #38 is annotated on the next page. If anyone has access and can
17. RE: [BANAT-L] 1915/Heimlich/Romania [0.978241]
Millie - Re: Certificate of Arrival number > The "3" means District of Philadelphia, The 3rd district covered several states in the late 1930s. See http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/manifests/occ/do33-43.html There's a good chance that the naturalization, if it was completed, was done in the Federal court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The National Archives Mid-Atlantic branch in Philadelphia has copies of those naturalization petitions on microfilm up until, I believe, the early 1930s. Th
18. Re: [BANAT-L] use cream of tartar to stiffen eggs=OT [0.978241]
In a message dated 12/16/2003 11:35:07 AM US Eastern Standard Time, Cookyrm@yahoo.de writes: << If you add just a pinch of salt to the egg white it will stiffen much better >> actually a pinch of cream of tartar has a much better stabilizing effect than salt - and no added flavor. However, neither will help if there is even a tiny amount of oil/grease on bowls or utensils etc when trying to stiffen the eggs <<<
19. Re: [BANAT-L] Anton in Josefsdorf [0.978241]
Ron; Perlas was largely a Serb village. Very few Germans lived there. I would guess it is about 20 miles to the SW of Setschan. To check on possible chruch books(KBs) from Perlas go to familysearch.org, click on catalogue and then type in Hungary, then Banat and then Perlas. Perhaps just Banat and Perlas will do. Anyway, if there are Perlas KBs available in Salt Lake on microfilm that should give you a list with film numbers. I am not hopeful that you will find anything but it is necessary to check it o
20. Re: [BANAT-L] Poppy Seeds and noodles. [0.978241]
Rose Marie - The more information we have the better. I personally do not remember the fasting. But I turned 21 after the rules were relaxed. My first response to people not eating meat on Christmas Eve was to think of possible fasting and abstinence. Several people kindly reminded me that fasting was usually reserved for Lent. Of course, I remember abstaining from meat on all Friday's. It is my husband's Italian family who ate the fish feast on Christmas Eve. I think they ate the fish before M
21. Re: [BANAT-L] Stefan Stader [0.978241]
What a treasure we have lost. My sincere sympathies to the family. Frank Gruber *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 12/12/2003 at 10:10 AM Dave Dreyer wrote: >It is a sad task to report the death this week of Stefan Stader the >author of the series "Sammelwerk donauschwaebischer Kolonisten" as well >as numerous other works relating to Banat Family hustory. >Dave Dreyer > > >==== BANAT Mailing List ==== >Please keep your messages to the subject of our list. This list is >interested in the BANA
22. RE: [BANAT-L] Anton in Josefsdorf [0.978241]
Mary, How are you coming on your Banyai research. Just wondering if you were aware of a picture of Karl Banyai in the Josefalva Choir at http://www.banaters.com/banat/picqry1.asp?category=hi001 Click on the photo to open a larger image. Ron, My step great-grandmother was Katherine Anton born Oct 31, 1864 in Setschan and is buried in Lefor. Katherine was the grandmother of several of my relatives living in the Lefor/Dickinson area. If anyone other than Ron is interested in the Anton name send me a mess
23. Re: [BANAT-L] Anton in Josefsdorf [0.978241]
Alfred Riedinger, through careful diplomacy, has succeeded in photographing much of the Setschan church records and processing is now underway. Below are extracts for Anton from the Familienbuch now being proofed. John Michels Spokane 0030 < 3789> ANTON, Gustav (rk) Verbindung: < 3790> HAGEN, Maria (rk) 0031 < 6796> ANTON, Michael (rk) Verbindung: < 6797> EBINGER (EWINGER) , Katharina (rk) Kind 1. < 6798>Georg (rk) Geboren 1898 in Setschan. Gestorben am 18.02.1902 in Setschan HNr. 418. 0032
24. Re: [BANAT-L] Anton in Josefsdorf [0.978241]
Mary; Now why didn't I think of that? Dave Dreyer ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Lindemann" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 2:09 PM Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Anton in Josefsdorf > Ron & Dave, > > Since Anton is frequently a first name rather than last, I tried searching > for Anton K* on the Ellis Island database and found Anton Kristof age 63 > with wife Katha age 48 and son Josef age 17 coming in on the Stuttgart on > December 16, 1892. Th
25. [BANAT-L] Gakowa Ortissippenbuch Lookup? [0.978241]
Hello, I have recently found my Pleli relatives living in Gakowa (from information in the Kunbaja Familienbuch) and was wondering if someone who has access to the Gakowa book might look up the Pleli's. Thanks for your time, Michael G. Higgins o_higgins@yahoo.com Wilhelm PLELI Settler of Kunbaja no. 96 from Gakowa *1785 Gakowa oo Katharina EMSER *Gakowa 2oo Barbara GLASER *Ridjica widower of Johannes Zweng children: HEINRICH *1806 Gakowa +Mar. 24 1852 oo Magdalena HOBLER *1812 Jakob *1810 Gakowa oo Anna
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