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1. [BANAT-L] Setchan [1]
Hi I'm new to the Banat newsletter. I am searching for SCHEIRICH from Setchan (Secanj) also MAYER. and from BOKA the name FRIEDRICH Martin, FRIEDRICH georg. and HOCHBEIM (HOFFBEIM) thanks Marilyn
2. Re: [BANAT-L] Slavonia Farm Scene [1]
I have several photos similar those those, from my ancestors in Slavonia, one side of my ancestors are just barely inside the Slovenian border from Croatia near Matilka (below Novo Mesto) Homes look just like that, peoples dress may be different but I think it may be costume or dressup type of dress for special occassion. The tower of which you mention, if wasn't there before, could very well be a monument dedication of some kind. Custom was for families to build small-large monument according to fianci
3. Fw: [BANAT-L] Sending foreign money and money orders [1]
Listers, I routinely wire transfer huge sums of money to Belgium, directly to the account of my supplier. These days I send $US, but a few years ago wired currency in the form of Belgian francs, the exchange being made in the international department of my bank. This may be acceptable to whomever you are dealing, however, I would warn you that each transaction now costs $32.50. The advantage here is that it is almost instantaneous except for the time difference, and you have a receipt. It may be more pr
4. Fwd: [BANAT-L] Romanian Archive Information [1]
--part1_0.32dcbc36.255f4458_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.32dcbc36.255f4458_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-yc04.mx.aol.com (rly-yc04.mail.aol.com [172.18.149.36]) by air-yc01.mail.aol.com (v62.15) with ESMTP; Sat, 13 Nov 1999 12:30:51 -0500 Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by rly-yc04.mx.aol.com (v6
5. Re: [BANAT-L] re BANAT_L passenger list [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Mary H. Smith To: BANAT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 11:37 PM Subject: [BANAT-L] re BANAT_L passenger list... >there in BANAT-L land can help us... > I have written repeatedly to the Nat'l Archives , Nat'l >immigration/naturalization .. for information.. re my grandmother, ALOISSAA >GREGORCIK, born in Trebenon, Yugoslavia (now I assume Slovenia) gave her >birth day (June >21, 1887), date of arrival (Feb 15
6. [BANAT-L] Neu Arad [1]
I have just located my Uncle's Declaration of Intention ( My Mother's brother , Joseph Zeller), and, contrary to previous information, he was born in Neu Arad, not Sanktnikolaus.,( as his parents, Joseph Zeller and Agnes Finster, were.) and arrived on the" Amerika," not the "Carpathia," as his Father did. Written after the town is " Jemes, Yemes, or Trems"..(.not legible), Hungary., - would that be a "county or Parish ?? I have heard that some people have had success obtaining information from chuch r
7. Refering to.. [BANAT-L] BRIEFING FROM BUCHAREST 11.15.99 1 of 3 [1]
BANAT-D Digest V99 #327 Diana (Gasko) Keener. Iv'e been communicating and visiting with Romanians and German Banaters for two years now. Every word in the Briefing is true. Romania needs a wholesale revolution to rid their country of those in power that are stealing the country Blind. The Romanian people need a leader and a backer to get them out of that deep rut that they are presently in. During and right after the revolution in Timisoara the ex-communists ran out of the country with much of th
8. [BANAT-L] Marmann in Fibisch [1]
Jody; The name is possibily Marmann. Marmann is a surname usually associated with the village of Fibisch. I do not know if Marmanns were among the original colonists of Fibisch. Two Ingrisch entries from U. S. passenger ship records are; 1. Ingrisch Anna age 23 arrived New York 27 Jun 1903 on the Belgravia from Hamburg. Destination New York. Going to join uncle, Franz Janof. 2. Igrisch Josef age 24 arrived New York 21 Aug 1906 on the Slavonia from Fiume. Destination New York. Last residence in each ca
9. [BANAT-L] Romania Nationale Arhivele reply to my letter dated 1- July- 1999 [1]
I received the following reply to the subject letter from the Romanian Nationale Arhivele. Maybe someone that has dealt with them before, can answer my questions, before I send them any money. > In reply to your letter no.605.610/1999, by which you request information on the legal status of your ancestors, we mention that, as a result of the research work, only the birth of Eva Bachman was found registered. In case you want a copy of the respective document, you have to pay 9$ (Plus the bank charge
10. Re: [BANAT-L] Possible trip to Temesvar [1]
Well, my west coast accent, should be mostly Sturgis, Michigan! I spent my first 21 years there. Two LIEHN brothers? I have my g-grandfather Ioan Liehn born in Sercaia in 1831 and his brother Georg who lived next door in house 173 (He/they had twins). They, Ioan and Georg were the sons of Johann Liehn born about 1810 of Sercaia. That's about all I can find since I couldn't move into the church archives as I wanted to. The Vicar did tell my, after I made some fun of the "intermarriage" stuff, that it was co
11. Re: [BANAT-L] Segenthau / Setschen - Rauner [1]
In a message dated 99-11-01 10:14:32 EST, casteel@bellatlantic.net writes: << Peter Rauner (married Anna Hamann and Susanna Gaug) >> Theresa !!! This is absolutely exciting !! My ggrandmother was THERESA HAMANN FROM SAGENTHAU !!! THERESA HAMANN married my ggrandfather IGNATZ ZIMMER also of SAGENTHAU. I find it interesting you are Theresa of the same surname. My grandmother SUZANNA ZIMMER was born in the early 1890's, so THERESA AND IGNATZ are approximately 20 some years older. IGNATZ HAD A BROT
12. [BANAT-L] Village of Mercydorf [1]
Hi!...My Gt-Grandparents Martin/Joseph & Elizabeth/Mary Ingrisch were from Mercydorf. He came to the US in 1906 to join his brother in Law Peter/Anthony Morman/Morman? They worked at Krueger Furniture Manufacturing in Atlanta Ga. She came to US in 1907 with 5 kids. I am haveing a hard time finding any Morman/Mormon's from the Banat on any list...Anyone know of any? Or any Ingrisch. In US name changed to Engrich/ Engrisch. Does anyone have any relatives that lived in Mercydorf?...Thanks Jody Love ____
13. Re: [BANAT-L] Segenthau / Setschen - Rauner [1]
In a message dated 99-11-01 10:14:32 EST, casteel@bellatlantic.net writes: << Peter Rauner (married Anna Hamann and Susanna Gaug) >> Theresa, I just spoke with my mother. She said there ARE Rauners who were members of the Banaters Club my family was associated with too. All these people are from Segenthau. She hasn't seen them for a long time but remembers Theresa Rauner. My ggrandmother, THERESA HAMANN ZIMMER, would have been born in the 1860s. Is it possible ANNA HAMANN is a sister or cousin
14. [BANAT-L] Migration to Mansfield Ohio [1]
Lorette; No matter what kind of ship they came on passengers would have to pass through immigration. They have to be in the records somewhere. Is it possible your people came by way of England? If so, they could have come into Canada, Boston or New York. The Canadian crossing records are catalogued under St Albans Vt in the LDS catalogue. Dave Dreyer LM84664@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Listers, > > My grandmother and her husband,s names: SCHMIDT,Theobald/Dewald and MENG, > Theresia migrated to Mansfield
15. [BANAT-L] Sales of Banat villages [1]
Lawrence Tetlow wrote: > > Perhaps someone could help with my query. > > Michael Heim was granted permission by a High Court decree on July 24, 1768 > to go from Vienna via the Banat after spending several years with 39 other > families on private holdings in Hungary...... > > What exactly is meant by a High Court decree?? > What is meant by private holdings ??? Did people own their own land then? > > And in German--- > "und Josef Haid seine Wirtschaft and den Michael Heim sammt seinen Schulden > uberl
16. Re: [BANAT-L] accessing village records [1]
Dear Norman, I am not privy to decisions made by the Romanian government or by the internet sites you referenced in your email. But I do know that my grandfather, born in the USA in 1901 to German Banaters who settled in ND in 1889, told me that all correspondence from family left behind in the Banat ceased in the 1930's. He attributed the cessation of communication to the direct and indirect actions of the government--perhaps death from starvation, perhaps relocation under stress or duress. Genealogy r
17. [BANAT-L] (BANAT-L) Arad-Traunau Area- JOHN PFISTER [1]
I am looking for information on JOHN PFISTER, my great-grandfather who lived in the Arad-Traunau area, was a basket weaver, married twice. His first wife with whom he had four children, unknown, second wife, my great-grandmother was ANNA JACOB. She was the widow of --------- ANDRE. My grandfather, FRANK PFISTER, child of the second marriage was born 14 Mar. 1875. Would appreciate any information anyone might have. Thanks Rose Cramer
18. Re: [BANAT-L] Buch [1]
Gert, Please tell us newbies what that contains and a little about it? thanks, Marcia -----Original Message----- From: Gert Fresenburg To: BANAT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, November 06, 1999 4:24 AM Subject: [BANAT-L] Buch >Is anyone on the list aware of a Sackelhausen Familier Buch >coming out from the year 1845 to the present? >Gert > > >==== BANAT Mailing List ==== >How to UNSUBSCRIBE? > Send a message to BANAT-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with only the wo
19. [BANAT-L] Webers in the Chicago area. [1]
Hi Darlene, The maiden name of the wife of my uncle John Weber from Evanston, Ill. was Isabelle Klimek. She died in 1957, at the age of 66. Nicholas Weber
20. [BANAT-L] Banater's in Georgia [1]
Although the data is very skimpy I was suprised by the number of Blumenthalers in passenger shipping records whose destination was Georga. Dave Dreyer jody love wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > Are there any fellow Banater's in Georgia?....Jody
21. Re: [BANAT-L] re BANAT_L passenger list [1]
While I don't know why you have concentrated your search on Slovenia, here's an idea. By using some online gazetteers, there are a number of towns in Northern Italy which could be your ancestor's origin. I didn't find anything in Slovenia that matched a Trebenon phonetically (just a Trebelno - not too close) A better match is Tribano, Italy, which at some point could have been Austria-Hungary, but I don't know if it was part of Yugoslavia ever. It should be remembered that the immigrant probably
22. [BANAT-L] Labor camps [1]
Hello Listers, A few weeks ago, we were discussing the labor camps. I found this site that I hadn't seen before and thought you might find it interesting: http://www.osa.ceu.hu/gulag/index.htm Darla Dalhover
23. [BANAT-L] Lekvar source in St. Louis [1]
To all listers interested in food. I found a source of plum and apricot Lekvar in St. Louis. It can be found at Jay International Market on S. Grand. We made the coffee cake found in June Meyer's cookbook using the plum Lekvar and it was "ausgezeichnet"! If you live in the St. Louis area you will find many Hungarian/German items at Jay International including many styles of pepper relish etc. such as Lesco, found in many Hungarian recipes. I don't have the phone number for Jay International but perhaps they
24. [BANAT-L] Information [1]
Is there anyone who wired money to the Romanian Bank recently? Would like to hear from you. I am interested in finding out if you were charged for more fees after you wired the money. My bank told me that it is possible that the banks along the way could have a charge also. It seems like when one bank wires the money to Romania it goes to the Romanian bank. My bank did me the courtesy of Faxing a letter using the Fax no. they had on their letterhead. She said it was the wrong Fax number. She was trying to
25. [BANAT-L] Anyone researching the Rey name from NeuArad and Josefsdorf. [1]
If anyone is reserching the Rey name I have a tiny bit of info on Adam Rey who married Elizabeth Klugg. They were bothi born in Neu Arad but were living in Josefsdorf in 1895 for sure when their fourth child was born. Their first three children died young and then Anna was born and two more children, George and Katrina, after that. They left the area in 1899 or so for America, I believe. _______________________________________ Take care Florence
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