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1. Re: [BANAT-L] Street Names in Bela Crkva [1]
At 02:50 AM 7/13/99 -0400, Coleen wrote: >This seems like a foolish question, but I am going to ask it anyway. I am >trying to identify the street in Bela Crkva that has the Catholic church on >it. The church is called Weisskirchen (White Church), but I have been >unable to find out what road it is on. The source I use for addresses of Catholic churches is: Opci sematizam katolicke crkve u Jugoslaviji (General schematics of the Catholic Church in Yugoslavia). Zagreb : Biskupska konferencija Jugoslavije
2. Marriage certificate (was: Re: [BANAT-L] Re:Letter Z) [0.9791]
Guenter Junkers asked about the document Jean has been trying to decipher: Jean's message says that it is a marriage record from 1899 from Dombovar, and says that an ancestor's name appears on the line after the phrase "mint masik tann". I have a similar document (a 1912 certified copy of a 1900 marriage certificate from Nagyszentmiklos, Torontal varmegye), and I believe the printed portions of my certificate are the same as the printed portions of Jean's. The document is headed on the first page with "H
3. [BANAT-L] Wisconsin Ancestor Hunt [0.9791]
In a message dated 7/4/99 2:24:19 AM Central Daylight Time, BANAT-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > How can I find out before July 16th if there is any living relatives over > there (Sheboygan, Wisconsin)? There is a website where you can post requests, called the Wisconsin Internet Ancestor Hunt: http://www.execpc.com/~kap/huntpage.html
4. [BANAT-L] FRENCH VILLAGES IN BANAT [0.9791]
* FRENCH VILLAGES IN BANAT * By 1788 there were 104 villages populated by German colonists, including 6 which were predominantly French. These villages were Charleville, Gottlob, Heufeld, Masztort, St.Hubert, and Soltur. Sadly, though many heard from relatives that their ancestors were French, the name was often changed at the registration in Vienna and after a few generations they spoke French no more. Die Auswanderung der Lothriner in das Banat und die Batschka" (Emigration of Lorraine people into
5. [BANAT-L] Re: BANAT-D Digest V99 #191 [0.9791]
-----Original Message----- From: BANAT-D-request@rootsweb.com To: BANAT-D@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, 16 July 1999 15:17 Subject: BANAT-D Digest V99 #191 Craig, My husband Steve (Stephan Zeiger) was born about 8 kilometers from Detta. In 1930. They moved to Detta abt. 1934 and left in 1944. Detta's population at that time was about 4000 of wich about 80% were Germans. Detta is located 42 kilometers south of Timisoara - Temesvar - Temeschburg. As far as
6. [BANAT-L] Trip to Banat Part 2 [0.9791]
"FEEL FREE TO USE YOUR DELETE BUTTON." Trip to Banat  Part 2-4. When we reported for dinner at 12:00 sharp, we were informed that dinner would be delayed until 14:00. A press conference was to be held at 13:00 and therefore dinner was scheduled for 14:00. Our cousin (the priest, Martin) Introduced us to a lady Professor and to escort us to the boardroom for the press conference. Entering the boardroom, we were shocked with the amount of people being present. Persons like the bisho
7. Re: [BANAT-L] Meschbach - Karawukoko [0.9791]
> Researching the name Meschbach from Karawukowo in the Batscka of > Yugosaliva. I am interested if the name appears in any other villages in > that area such as the village of Bogojevo. Think that they originally came > from Black Forest area in Germany. > > Thanks > Am 29.11.1785 wurde in Wien als Ansiedler "Protokollum ueber das hungarische Ansiedlungsgeschaeft" registriert: "Nikolaus Meschbach, mit 11 Personen, von Illingen aus dem Kerpischen" Als Anmerkung zum Herkunftsort ist "Illingen-Gennweiler,
8. [BANAT-L] [Fwd: Trip to Banat] [0.9791]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CA2B4826F15F46D336670E5B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------CA2B4826F15F46D336670E5B Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <379B94A6.5FA5FEC@calcna.ab.ca> Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 16:50:15 -0600 From: alex leeb Organization: N/A X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.05 [en]C-NECCK (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: "BANAT-L@rootsweb
9. [BANAT-L] Re: Istvanfalva [0.9791]
Thanks to all of you who sent me info in Istvanfalva/Stefnsfeld/Krajisnik. My father-in-law is very happy:) Bobbi Schirado
10. Re: [BANAT-L] inheritance [0.9791]
Is this a term for all forms of primogeniture regardless of class, or it a term for farmers? Thanks John 2BLINS wrote: > Hi John, > > It is called "anerberecht" > > Bob
11. [BANAT-L] Angyl - Angell - ? [0.9791]
Noticed this in the Rootsweb newsletter.... ROGGIE, PALMER, AVERILL, ANGELL, HAINES reunion, 10 July 1999 at Watkins Glen, New York. Contact Dawn Wilson . A few months ago, I recall someone looking for Angyl or Angel...? Thought this would interest them. _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
12. Re: [BANAT-L] Researching KAROLYI and VEGLEITNER [0.9791]
Genevieve -- You might be interested in reading a book by Bela Kalman called "The world of names : a study in Hungarian onomatology." It's a wonderful discussion of Hungarian names and naming customs. There is a good discussion of the traditional use of -y endings in the names of noble families. Karoly is the Hungarian form of Charles -- the "ly" is a "digraph" or single letter formed by combining two letters. In Hungarian dictionaries LY is treated as a separate letter which comes between the letter L
13. Re: [BANAT-L] Trip to Banat [0.9791]
Hello Alex, Thank you so much for sharing your trip with us, although I have never been there, it is where my grandparents lived. It helps me understand more about the people and the area. My grandparents died while I was still young and they did not get the chance to tell me all the things that I wanted to know. They lived in a small village called Kiskoros, South of Budapest and west of the Danube. I live on the farm that my grandparents lived on and he left his Hungarian touch, the orchard and the grape
14. [BANAT-L] letter Z? [0.9791]
I have a word that has what looks like a letter Z with a slash through it at the beginning and end of this word. The record is a civil record from 1899 Dombovar Hungary. Jean
15. Re: [BANAT-L] Urbisch in Bela Crkva 1826 to 1950 [0.9791]
Coleen wrote: > I am researching...in Bela Crkva. I would like to know if anyone else has researched this area in Yugoslavia before. I need to get records from the Weisskirchen (White Church) (Catholic church) in Bela Crkva. I have had many family members married in this church, and I am wondering if it is possible to get copies of these records, and if it is, what I need to do. At least ten years ago, I researched branches of my family that were from Werschetz (now Vrsac, Serbia). I was able to get qui
16. Re: [BANAT-L] Re: BANAT-D Digest V99 #191 [0.9791]
> My husband's gg aunt, Julia Filibeck/Filipeck Schirado b 10 Apr 1901 > Glen Ullin, Morton Co. ND, d 22 Mar 1998, m.29 JAN 1919 MATHIAS J. > SCHIRADO b. 12 April 1895 Klek, Austria-Hungary, d 25 Sept. 1967, > indicated in a letter that the Filibeck's had come from a town named > "Ishwanfalva." > > Seeing the post regarding Heideschuetz/Hajducica/Istvanfalva, makes me > think we're really looking for "Istvanfalva." Would like to hear any > information about Istvanfalva; where is/was it? Where did those w
17. [BANAT-L] Thank You for the Info on Hatzfeld Boocks. [0.9791]
Thank You Cathy and Bob for Your Help. Jack Lay
18. [BANAT-L] Carpathia [0.9791]
To all who wrote concerning ship papers. Ron wrote that you get only the page your ancestor was listed on which is true. I was able to get my Grandmother's page from her passage on the Coronia, which left from Fiume also. I got the info from indexed cards which were on file in the Allen County Library in Ft. Wayne, Ind. You look up the number by the Soundex system and then locate the card which bears a number. This number can be sent to the National Archives on a special form and if they locate the person
19. [BANAT-L] Re:[Fwd: Alert Of New Virus]] THIS IS A HOAX [0.9791]
Dear LIst I have learned that before passing along the dozens of virus warnings which daily circulate around the world, that perhaps it is better to check them out via some authority before doing so. Most of these are hoaxes, and there is a site which does a good job of describing how hoaxes are detected, and who determines when there really is a threat. A great site for doing this is http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html which is part of the Symantec (leading manufacturer of anti virus soft
20. [BANAT-L] Trip to Banat [0.9791]
I was touched with all your kind responds. Due to the volume of e-mails I received from all of you who didnt use the DELETE BUTTON. I regret, I am unable to respond all your touchy messages. The only other time I received a standing ovation was when I attended a Hockey game, when they played the National Anthem. I have my flight booked to return to Temeswar on August 28, 1999, for the ordination. >From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU. Alex Leeb.
21. [BANAT-L] Szovegy [0.9791]
If you haven't gotten a ships passenger list from the National Archives, that would be a good start. My great grandparents came to America on the Carpathia in late December 1905, arriving in Jan 1906 and I found a bunch of information that way. Ron On Mon, 19 Jul 1999 00:22:21 +0000, you wrote: >In 1906 Vilma KAROLYI, dressmaker, came to New York on the Carpathia. >Her last place of residence was Magyar Verecz which I assume is now >Vrsac. Her birthplace was listed as Szovegy. I have not been able to
22. [BANAT-L] What is default? [0.9791]
Could someone help me with this problem. I joined an Irish ancestry E Mail group and when I subscribed it said "by default copies of your own submissions will be returned." How do I go about correcting this so I can post messages? Thanks. Kathy ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
23. [BANAT-L] Mediterranean Ports [0.9791]
Does any one know where the Mediterranean ports were ?
24. [BANAT-L] ENDERLE, SCHWARTZ, HORN, HENGER [0.9791]
Hello, It has been a long time. I read the postings every day hoping to see familiar places or names. I am looking for information on the names: ENDERLE - from the Lenauheim area. SCHWARTZ - from the Arad area. HENGER and HORN - are from the Senntena area. Any help would be appreciated. Bonnie Visit my genealogical website at http://personal.riverusers.com/~enderleb/
25. Re: [BANAT-L] Letter translation [0.9791]
Gert Fresenburg wrote: > > Is there anyone out there willing to translate a lengthly letter in German > for me? > Gert > > ==== BANAT Mailing List ==== > Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Threaded archives at: http://lists.rootsweb.com/~archiver/lists/ > Enter BANAT for the list name.Dear Gert: I would be happy to try and translate german for you. Katherine Flotz
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