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1. Re: [DVHH] Donauschwaben - Villa Ballester, Argentina. [1]
Hi Aicha. Thanks for the information. From where (village) did your relatives go to Villa Ballester, Buenos Aires, and are you still in contact with them, in Buenos Aires? What were their names? Thansk. Alex. On 21-Dec-08, at 4:02 PM, Aicha Duchmol wrote: > Alex, > > At least some of my family emigrated to Villa Ballester, Buenos > Aires in 1920's. > Two sisters of my grandmother went in 1928 and the brother of my > grandfather > went there some years earlier. Their children still live there. >
2. Re: [DVHH] [BANAT-L] German Hungarians [1]
Alfred De Zayas, author of Nemesis at Potsdam offers some chapters from his books published on his great web site. Here is one item that may be relevant to this topic, although I didn't have time to read it through. http://www.alfreddezayas.com/Chapbooks/Ethn_clean.shtml Found on list at http://www.alfreddezayas.com/articles.shtml Jody ----- Original Message ----- From: Glenn Schwartz To: MARY ANN HUESER Cc: donauschwaben-villages@rootsweb.com ; banat-l@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, Decemb
3. Re: [DVHH] An enlightening experience hearing name in French [1]
Hello JoAnne, The French pronunciation for Schadl is not Scherf, not at all. There is a town by the name of Scherf in Germany on the north east outskirts of Cologne (in German Kvln). If you go on Mapquest Germany you can find it. Could it be that your ancestors came from there? Anne D. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JoAnne Jansen" To: Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2008 4:34 PM Subject: [DVHH] An enlightening experience hearing name in
4. [DVHH] Stader Lookup Request - Letter "F" [1]
Dear List, Is there anybody in possession of the Stader book containing the letter "F" who could do a lookup for me? I'm interested in Fernbach Fehrenbach Fernpach or similar spellings. Thank you so much. Happy Holidays, Gabriele _________________________________________________________________ Werden Sie Mitglied der neuen Windows Live Messenger Familie! http://get.live.com
5. [DVHH] Christmas Greetings [1]
Hi list receivers, We were very pleased to receive this little Christmas music from a friend. Maybe you will like it too. 200712_casa-iluminada-musica-navidad3.WMV Greetings from Wien Jakob Johler -- sent by T-Mobile E-Mail
6. Re: [DVHH] Roll Call [1]
On 27-Dec-08, at 6:49 PM, Banshee6987@wmconnect.com wrote: > Happy Holidays to all! > > My name is Susan Stone and I have been researching the Bucher > family > which travelled from Wellendingen, Baden-Wurttemburg in the mid > 1700's to Cstalja > and then moved a bit throughout Banat, Batschka, and finally into Srem > (Syrmien). The last village they lived in was Grabovci in Srem > which is former > Yugoslavia now Serbia. It is apparently a very small village and I > have only heard > from one
7. Re: [DVHH] How to say it [1]
That is great! Did you see how the person's eyes follow your mouse? Rose Mary -------------------------------------------------- From: "Eve" Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 10:14 PM To: Subject: [DVHH] How to say it > Hello list members - I was just sent this and thought this could be useful > to quite a few of us on the list. I thought it was interesting and > helpful > anyway. > > http://www.oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php > > > E
8. Re: [DVHH] Fernbach. [1]
Alex, Yes, I noticed this in the meantime, as I went through some Mormon films from the Batschka. They never mention the father - they obviously didn't think about us family researchers when they wrote their books. Gabriele > From: ajleeb@shaw.ca > To: DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES@rootsweb.com > Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2008 15:15:41 -0600 > Subject: [DVHH] Fernbach. > > > Gabriele. > > In one of your posts you wrote; > "My great-grandfather Jacob Fernbach, who was born (or baptized) on > 27.08.1865 in Bereg w
9. Re: [DVHH] Gabrielle : Stader Lookup Request - Letter "F" [1]
Hi Michael, Thank you so much for this information! I'm absolutely excited now! I had no idea that I could try to send a mail. Do they speak English there? Otherwise, I have a Croatian friend who could translate it to Serbian. I thought about going there, already but was under the impression that it's difficult to get permisson. Did you stay in the hotel InterNacion in Sombor? I stayed there may years ago when it was still called Hotel Sloboda and I was not into genealogy yet at the time. I just went t
10. Re: [DVHH] Jegyzetek [1]
HI Darlene, I am not positive of the exact translation but this is usually in the "notation" column of the Hungarian church records. The 926 - could be 1926 - I have noticed in some of the church records I have looked at that the 1 is omitted on quite a few of them. So I am guessing that a note was being made that someone died in 1926 - perhaps the spouse or parent of the person noted in this death record. I see this kind of entry most often in a person's baptism record. Eve On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 9:
11. [DVHH] Mercydorf Catholic Church consecrated 1788 [1]
Hi Joe and Susan, I've got so much going on, I had forgotten the Mercydorf church information is on the Mercydorf web site: The Catholic Church was consecrated on September 14, 1788 to the "Erhvhung des heiligen Kreuzes" (The raising of the Holy Cross) http://www.dvhh.org/mercydorf/info.htm Jody ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Williams To: Mercydorf ; Bigband17@aol.com ; donauschwaben-villages@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 6:46 PM Subject: Re: [DVHH] Baptismal Ch
12. Re: [DVHH] Donau-Schwaben Kalender Cover Question [1]
I see it this way: The picture on the right shows their home and land. Note the factory on the leftt and the man holding a sledge hammer. I think that indicates that not all DS were landowners and earned their living as labourers. The man and woman are holding onto the family tree. The baby is the youngest part of that tree. The skull in the ground signifies the roots (ancestors) of the tree. The heart with the cross symbolizes their faith and love. Rose 2008/12/11 Alex Leeb > > Jod
13. Re: [DVHH] Women Soccer [1]
Hello Hans, thanks for posting this. Actually, I have to admit that it's your girls. Ours were just 3rd. But anyway, congrats. I'm a soccer addict, and I play myself. Two years ago I played with my "old guys" team against the "Bundesliga" team of FC Bayern Muenchen (yep, the girls). It's just amazing how young girls can run. So, we lost 7 : 1. Kind regards from Munich Helmut ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hans Kopp" To: "DVHH" Sent:
14. Re: [DVHH] German Hungarians [1]
Hi Mary Ann, I can't really speak to the experiences of most of the people that lived there at the time, but I can tell you about my dad's personal experience. My last name is Istvan, Steven/Stefan in Hungarian. My grandfather, Michael Istvan, was born in 1906 in Krndija, a village in Slavonia. Michael spoke German and in 1943 was "volunteered" into the German army. Because of these two facts, when I first started researching my Istvan tree, I thought that it was likely my ancestors had t
15. Re: [DVHH] Fernbach Family [1]
Have any of your checked on www.familysearch.org There is a Pedigree File listed for Fernbach's from Apatin. Submitter is Bernard Kirschner (something like that - I could have the spelling wrong) He is from Stuttgart, Germany. Good luck. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beth Tolfree" To: "'Mercydorf'" ; "'Aicha Duchmol'" ; "'DVHH-L Mailingliste Donauschwaben'" Sent: Tuesday, December
16. Re: [DVHH] Donauschwaben - Villa Ballester, Argentina. [1]
Alex -- I didn't find any relatives but still enjoyed watching the video and listening to the music. Thanks for sending it. Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alex Leeb" To: Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2008 4:25 PM Subject: [DVHH] Donauschwaben - Villa Ballester, Argentina. > > If you don't wish to watch the Donauschwaben in Argentina, video, I > suggest you use your 'DELETE" button. > > The following video is from the " Donauschwaben Villa
17. Re: [DVHH] Zmajevac, Croatia [1]
Hi Judy, From the Genealogical Gazatteer of the Kingdom of Hungary: The town that today is Zmajevac, Croatia was part of the diocese of Pics, in 1877. It is listed as a part of Baranya Megye, Baranyavar (District). I hope this helps! --Karen On Nov 29, 2008, at 4:44 PM, Judy Ottinger wrote: > Would anyone on the list know what Catholic Diocese Zmajevac would > be in. I > would like to find the record of a birth that took place possibly > between > the years 1897-1898 and also a death record
18. Re: [DVHH] Research assistance. [1]
Hi Alex, Don't forget Reformed (Reformierte) - Ref Rose Mary ---- Alex Leeb wrote: > > > > Dear Listers. > > When requesting a research, - in some cases it helps if we know the > religion of the person we are researching. > (rk. - Roman Catholic; evg.- Evangelics, Lutheran. ) If possible. > Thanks. > > Alex. > > > > -------------------------------------- > > "Abstammung" > -genealogy, descent, ancestry, extraction, lineage, - parentage, stock. > ------
19. [DVHH] On line German Dictionary [1]
One of the wonderful things about this reference book is that it was started in 1838. The finished product contains 32 volumes and includes about 350,000 main entries. In 1971 a supplement with references was published. The Deutsches Wvrterbuch contains detailed information about the origin and examples of the usage of German words, both historically and (at the time of writing) modern. This book is equivalent as a reference book to the Oxford English Dictionary. I haven't used it yet but it should be a
20. [DVHH] Looking for info on Tobias Till and Magdalena Heger [1]
Hello all DVHH members, I am trying to help a "cousin" of mine (my mom and his dad were cousins) track down his Till ancestors. Here's what I already know: Tobias Till was born abt 1869. He died 24 Apr 1922 in Vukovar, Slavonia. He married Magdalena Heger abt 1890 in Zarilac, Pozega, Slavonia. They had 11 children in Zarlatz and Pridvorje/Drenje in Slavonia. Tobias' wife, Magdalena Heger was born in Ridjica/Rigiza abt 1869. I believe this village was close to Stanischitz, but I am not 100% s
21. Re: [DVHH] An enlightening experience hearing name in French [1]
JoAnne, Donauschwaben do not pronounce these names exactly like you hear them on this site For Schadl, drag it out a little more, like in "Shaw" and add the "dl" sound. For Scherf, pronounce the "a" as in "cat" and roll your "r" like the Scots and Italians do. Rose 2008/12/11 Mercydorf > Hi Joanne, > > Using the site Eve told us about the other day: > http://www.oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_example.php > I put Schadl in and selected French, and it sounded like Shem to me. >
22. Re: [DVHH] Grave markers [1]
Jane. When a person was buried, a wooden cross was placed on the head of the grave. After a few years when the soil had settled, people replaced the wooden cross with a more reliable cement cross. Or a wooden cross was used until the spouse passed away and placed a cement cross on the gave, with both names on it. In your case. "Scheirich Elisabeta had passed away before her spouse passed away. (wooden cross) On the grave stone made from cement, you can see, it reads " Here rests - Stefan Schei
23. [DVHH] Roll Call - TOTH, KARASZ, RACZ, FEKETE, FARKAS, SOMBORACZ from PALANKA, BUKIN and HODSCHAG [1]
Katalin Toth came to America in 1907 to Lebanon, Pa. Her sisters, Eva and Elizabeth DERKOVIC were brought over in 1921. Their father, Nikolaus, a shepherd, died in Palanka in 1940. Their mother, Victoria, came to America in 1952 and talked about a daughter, Victoria Racz, who lived near Palanka.
24. Re: [DVHH] Remeber____ [1]
Hi Alex Thank you for sharing you memories. GrussHans Kopp _________________________________________________________________ Send e-mail faster without improving your typing skills. http://windowslive.com/Explore/hotmail?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_hotmail_acq_speed_122008
25. Re: [DVHH] Fernbach Family [1]
Hi Gabrielle, Jody and All: My 2nd gr- grandmother Katharina Fernbach, daughter of Martin Fernbach and Katharina Lang, was born in 1820 in Bacs Brestowatz. She was a 'distan' cousin of the wealthy Apatin Fernbachs who originally came from Goldscheuer. The Fernbachs seem to have been a very large group. I did look for a Johann Fernbach born about 1816 in Schuy's Apatin Familienbuch, but did not find one that fits, sorry. If I should find anything that might make a connection for you I
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