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1. [HUNGARY-L] Re: HUNGARY-D Digest V98 #64 [1]
In a message dated 98-03-27 14:46:00 EST, you write: << > 1895 in Budapest Hungary. How do I send for a birth certificate and >> does the letter have to be in Hungarian? >> >> I copied this from their Web site at http://www.hungaryemb.org/ConsAffIncVisaInf.htm, but haven't had a chance to use it yet. Address: Embassy of the Republic of Hungary Consular Section 3910 Shoemaker Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 Office hours: Tel.: (202) 364-8218 (202) 362-6769 General: Mon
2. [HUNGARY-L] http://www.genealogy.org/~dhickman/ruth/d0015/g0001445.htm [1]
Hello. I'm looking for someone who I assume from the URL in the subject line is named RUTH HICKMAN. The reason is that I did an online family report with FTM and this URL is listed for ANNA HEGEDUS. I'd like to reach this person because I think they might have some information I could use. The reason is that in my report results it states that this URL also has information about the THOMAN name. ANNA HEGEDUS is my maternal grandmother and married JOZSEF THOMAN, my maternal grandfather. Because of the
3. [HUNGARY-L] HEITMAR, Isztimer [1]
Looking for information on HEITMAR, John b. 1885 Isztimer Hungary. Married Katarina Volkensdofer Feb 1912 Isztimer. Parents of John were John HEITMAR and Anna WUCH of Isztimer. John and Katarina had three children in Isztimer before moving to Canada in 1929. Katalina HEITMAR b. 1912, John E. HEITMAR b. 1914, Thomas HEITMAR b. 1918. Thankyou
4. [HUNGARY-L] HOW TO MAKE A POSTING [1]
HI , NEW TO THIS PLEAS ADVISE HOW TO POST. THANKS TOM TOMOSER SR.
5. [HUNGARY-L] Abauj Torna and Zemplen [1]
Hi, Zemplen megye is in the north eastern area of Hungary, originally covering a larger area, now in Austria and/or Slovakia.
6. [HUNGARY-L] Re: HUNGARY-D Digest V98 #86 [1]
Soraya, I've submitted to there review process about three weeks ago also requested pricing. I've never heard from them! If they work research like they do E-Mail I'd be leery. Just my thoughts. BTW have you seen their home page and list server? The list sever does give good background on the area with postings by the researchers done occasionally. here's the list server address: hunroots@euroweb.hu homepage is : http://www.familytree.hu Tom Focht FOCHT/FRITZ banat researcher HUNGARY-D-request@rootswe
7. Re: [HUNGARY-L] birth name [1]
This also occurred with my paternal great-grandparents who were Welsh/English in Pennsylvania/Ohio. They had an son Arthur who died 3 months after he was born, and they named their next child Arthur. Infant/child mortality was much higher then so rather than let a name pass, especially if it had some significance in the family, they used the name for a subsequent child--just a guess. Marianne hobnail wrote: > K DeFoster wrote: > > > > In a message dated 98-04-06 21:46:13 EDT, you write: > > > > << In
8. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Thanks for websites [1]
magton wrote: > > I tried to get on this see this one but it said the file was not on this > server. Does anyone know if it's current? > > ---------- > > From: Sandisroot > > > Here are all the websites I received from this great group of folks. :) > > Ronald McCombs: > > http://www.northlink.com/~mccomb/hungary.html > > ^ > > ^ missing r > > > > > > > You are missing the r it is http://www.northlink.com/~rmccomb/hungary.html -
9. [HUNGARY-L] Catholic church records [1]
Hello Mary, It could be very possible that before 1874, the Catholics attended church in a nearby village. Janice Devin Rollis wrote: > Also, one further question, if you would indulge me? Does anyone know > if Aszod Catholic parish registers are to be found anywhere? The > Mormons have filmed the registers from 1874-1895 for the Catholics, but > have filmed the Evangelical registers from the early 1800's. I am > wondering how I can find the Catholic registers from before 1874. > Thank you very much
10. [HUNGARY-L] Families names of Chomos, Csomos, Chomas and Molnar [1]
Hi fellow searchers. I am looking for any relatives that go by the above surnames. My great grandfather was John Csomos born 1824 near Feldebro Hungary. He married Katona Apolo. They had three sons Steve, Lawrence and John. Two of the brothers Lawrence and John married two sisters, Anne and Barbara Szepesi. I would like to make contact with any one who may have information about these families. I have been in touch with Joanne Bixby (a fellow searcher) previosly and we have traded information and foun
11. Re: [HUNGARY-L] FABIAN [1]
William Wranitz wrote: > > The death certificate of Elisabeth FABIAN or FABYAN shows she was born > in "Komvorfa - Vas, m. Hungary". I am probably spelling this wrong since > it is written in script. Does anyone know of this town and where it is? > She was born in 1890 if that helps. Thanks, any info. is welcomed. > Theresa Wranitz > wranitz@bellatlantic.net > > Also researching SZUKICS in Hungary. Hello Theresa, My great-aunt was Elizabeth Fabian, born in Hungary, around 1890. Her parents were Sandor
12. Re: [HUNGARY-L] name translation [1]
s.s.burke@juno.com wrote: > > Hi, > this is probably a stupid question, BUT does "Jules" in Hungarian > translate to Julius? > Thanks, > Sheila > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/3377/ > s.s.burke@juno.com I can answer part of your question I am not sure about Jules my mother in law states that it could possibly be Julius but I have found nothing in my reference material to prove or disprove this. What I do have in my reference material is below Julia = Julia Juliet = Julia Julius = Gyula Hop
13. [HUNGARY-L] Zemplen misinformation [1]
>Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 12:30:30 -0400 >From: Annie Boulanger >Subject: [HUNGARY-L] Abauj Torna and Zemplen >Hi, Zemplen megye is in the north eastern area of Hungary, originally >covering a larger area, now in Austria and/or Slovakia. Zemplen county is no where near Austria!
14. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Choice of godmother and birth name [1]
In a message dated 98-04-06 21:46:13 EDT, you write: << In the case of my maternal grandfather, his parents had a son named James (Imre after the father,) that died as a baby. But then strangely enough, later they had a second son and also named him James. Same odd thing ocurred with my maternal grandmother. The first baby named Suzannah died, and the next female baby was also named Suzannah (my grandmother). >> I've found it to be a very common practice in different ethnics groups of my family.
15. [HUNGARY-L] Re: FABIAN [1]
Theresa, folks: Theresa Wranitz wrote to Hungary-L on Apr 1, 1998: >The death certificate of Elisabeth FABIAN or FABYAN shows she was born >in "Komvorfa - Vas, m. Hungary". I am probably spelling this wrong >since it is written in script. Does anyone know of this town and where >it is? >She was born in 1890 if that helps. Thanks, any info. is welcomed. >Also researching SZUKICS in Hungary. The place name should read Kondorfa, Vas m., Hungary. Vas m. is Vas County. So, Kondorfa is in Vas County, clos
16. [HUNGARY-L] Surname Variation Question [1]
Hello, fellow researchers in Hungary. I have been going through parish registers attempting to locate my ancestors. My great grandfather's death certificate gives his name as CHOMORO, and his wife's death certicate spells her name CHOMOR. I have also discovered the variations of CSEMER and SZOMORO in the parish records and am wondering if these are all the same surname. My mother's family spelled their name Chomor, but I understand that in Hungarian the Cs makes the Ch sound in English and the recorder
17. [HUNGARY-L] One for You and One for Me [1]
Here is it that didn't make to the lists yesterday. One for You and One For Me There was a huge nut tree by the cemetery fence. One day two boys filled up a bucketful of nuts and sat down by the tree, out of sight, and began dividing the nuts. "One for you, one for me. One for you, one for me," said one boy. The bucket was so full, several rolled out towards the fence. Cycling down the road by the cemetery was a third boy. As he passed, he thought he heard voices from inside the cemetery. He slowed down t
18. [HUNGARY-L] KOENEN, BUBICS, GIRSCH [1]
I am looking for relatives of Howard KOENEN, born 1929, son of PETER PAUL KOENEN, born Koln, December 25, 1884, came to America (said to have been a stowaway), two brothers: Andrew and Matthew; two sisters: Elizabeth and Anna. PETER PAUL KOENEN, son of "SCHWARTZ" PETER KOENEN, a cabinetmaker and undertaker (?) in Koln in mid-1800s. "Blackie" came to San Francisco in 1924 with young wife, Julia (born Yolan) BUBICS (nee GIRSCH) FROM "Kamarand" (phoenetic), Hungary. Julia was daughter of George and Julia B
19. [HUNGARY-L] Captured German Douments [1]
I am resending this message since the original one did not make to the lists after 3 hours. W. David Samuelen While checking for other German and Polish records acquired by the Family History Library, I found this item of interest. "Index to captured 1932-1945 German documents / Univ of Nebraska Microfilming Program at the Berlin Document Center." registers on 11 fiches for National Archives microfilm collection. Captured German documents filmed at Berlin; T-611 (49 rolls). Includes to leaves from a separ
20. [HUNGARY-L] MORELL/SCHAFFHAUSER [1]
lOOKING FOR DOCUMENTATION ON JOSEPH SCHAFFHAUSER AND THERESA HOELCK. Joseph Schaffhauser born 1851 Lokut, Hungary died June 11, 1925 in Yugoslavia married Theresa Hoelck 1886 in Hungary. (Was 1st married to Mari Nemet). Theresa born 1860 Vezprin, Hungary died 1942 in Yugoslavia. Theresa and Joseph had: Anna born Aug. 18, 1892 in Austria/Hungary died Feb. 14, 1956 in Englewood, NY married Richard Gebsch in NYC. Julia born Feb. 22, 1896 in austria/Hungary died Dec. 28, 1969 in Oradell, NJ. Married Joseph
21. [HUNGARY-L] Family Tree - Address has changed [1]
Dear All, This is to inform you that Family Tree Genealogical Research Bureau moved to a new office. Our new address is : H-1035 Budapest, Vorosvari ut 17. Phone: 36 1 388-2301 Fax : 36 1 302 7388 Our e-mail and web site address remained the same. We would like to apologize for the delays in answering to inquiries, we were very busy during the last couple days. We hope we can get back to everyone shortly. Best regards, Anita Monori Account Director COME AND VISIT US AT THE 1998 NGS CONFERENCE IN DE
22. [HUNGARY-L] SABO family in Pennsylvania [1]
Dear Joe, there's a good chance your ancestor's name was spelled SZABO (tailor), and was anglicized on entry. Good luck on your search. annie.
23. Re: [HUNGARY-L] SABO family in Pennsylvania [1]
I missed the first portion of the following message. Whoever is searching Szabo, can you contact me. I am researching SZABO from Karczag, Szolnok, Hungary Annie Boulanger wrote: > > Dear Joe, there's a good chance your ancestor's name was spelled SZABO > (tailor), and was anglicized on entry. Good luck on your search. annie.
24. [HUNGARY-L] Choice of godmother and birth name [1]
Maureen Tighe-Brown wrote: >I have followed with interest the current thread on choice of godfather. >Are any of you knowledgeable about similar reasons for choice of godmother? Interesting question. I thought Godparents were usually a couple. My own Godmother and Godfather were. I wonder how a Godmother and Godfather would raise a child if necessary if they were not living in the same household? BTW, they were not relatives, but good friends. But that's probably due to the fact that no relatives were in
25. [HUNGARY-L] TOMOSER, ORIGINALLY TOMOZER FAMILY [1]
hello to every one on the HUNGARIAN MAIL LIST. my name is tom tomoser sr. and i am 2nd generation HUNGARIAN on my paternal side. i am seeking information on my great grand parents and their ancestors. my research up to this point has allowed me to find only back to my great grand father LOUIS ALEXANDER TOMOSER SR. , AND MY GREAT GRAND MOTHER FRANCIKA BAHOR. I BELIEVE LOUIS WAS LAJOS AND CHANGED IN US ABOUT 1896. LAJOS SR. AND AS FAR AS I CAN DETERMINE FRANCIKA EMIGRATED TO N.Y. IN 1896. WITH 2 SMAL
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