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1. [HUNGARY-L] Re: HUNGARY-D Digest V01 #139 [1]
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2. [HUNGARY-L] Newsletter March 2001 [1]
If you like this newsletter, you can get it direct from the Reply-To address. I have no relationship with Magyar Marketing. It just seems to have a lot of interesting and fun info in it. I am aware that it is a commercial outfit. No Flames, please. >Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 11:54:43 -0400 >From: Elizabeth.Szabo@magyarmarketing.com >To: newsletter@magyarmarketing.com >X-sender: ESzabo@aol.com >Organization: htt://www.magyarmarketing.com >Subject: NEWSLETTER: Newsletter March 2001 >Sender: owner-newsletter@
3. Re: [HUNGARY-L] 1869 census records for Slovakia [1]
Joyce, Here is something someone sent on the Slovakia mailing list. Hope this helps. Penny 1869 Magyar (Hungarian) Census Several Magyar (Hungarian) Census were conducted by the Kingdom of Hungary, Austria-Hungary Empire. The most complete census was performed in 1869 census. Each village is enumerated, organized by house number. Each house is described by the number of rooms, doors, windows, floors, barns and other outbuildings. Listed is each occupants name, birthdate, birth place, occupation, relig
4. Fwd: Re: [HUNGARY-L] 1869 census records for Slovakia [1]
I thought I sent this to the list but it never showed up in my mail box so I'll try again. Subject: Re: [HUNGARY-L] 1869 census records for Slovakia To: WHew536674@cs.com From: Penny Vanderhyden Date: 12 Apr 2001 00:17:09 PDT Joyce, I also was not able to find the 3 villages that my ancestors came from in the 1869 census index but I did find them in the 1828 census. The villages I am researching are Zuberec, Habovka and Huty. The counties are Arva and Lipto. I also found your to
5. [HUNGARY-L] Website is busy [T20010418021X] [1]
>Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 16:33:39 GMT >From: HistoryCentrer@ellisisland.org >subject: Website is busy [T20010418021X] >To: joensun@gte.net > >We are pleased to say that since the launch late yesterday of the Family History Center Website, www.ellisislandrecords.org, we believe usage of our site has been record-breaking. From 6 p.m. until midnight Tuesday 4-17, www.ellisislandrecords.org successfully processed 8 million hits. The site is averaging 27,000 hits per second. Our site has been up and running a
6. [HUNGARY-L] Ellis Island Records--ACS Teszer [1]
Can any one tell me where "ACS Teszer" is? My E/I Passenger Record has my g'father coming from there and that he was "Hungary German" in ethnicity. Joe Felt Heredity ======= I saw a duck the other day. It had the feet of my Aunt Faye. Then it walked, was heading South. It waddled like my Uncle Ralph. And when it turned, I must propose, Its bill was formed like Aunt Jane's nose. I thought, "Oh, no! It's just my luck, Someday I'll look just like a duck!" I sobbed to Mom about my fears, And sh
7. [HUNGARY-L] Ellis Island Trick [1]
Someone mentioned "refreshing." Must be Internet Explorerese for what we Netscapians call "Reload." In any event, continuous "reloading or refreshing," as the case may be, a page as soon as you are "kicked off" will eventually return you to the page you were on. Also, has anyone tried to print out all the matches? You cannot read the "names of passengers" if you print it out in black and white. Maybe color would work. I intend to complain about that since they are the most important pieces of informat
8. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Picnic food [0.982221]
I too remember Solona. I just saw some at he meat market this past weekend. We too ate it at Bar B Qs the same way you did. I will get some for my father and brother this summer. I'm sure it is not a heart smart dish. Kathy J1a2c3k@aol.com wrote: > > I'm curious as to whether some others experienced the following in some way: > > Every once in a while in the warmer weather our Hungarians would gather for a > "picnic". Besides the "table food", we also had [spelled phonetically here] > "cell-lo-na". >
9. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Amalia and Elise Weisz - More answers, more questions [0.982221]
I want to thank you, Laurie, for your post earlier today. Because of it, I went back to the Ellis Island site and found the handwritten manifest for the ship that grandfather Sandor Hegedus was on. Although I printed out the passenger list & picture of the ship several days ago, I didn't realize I could view & print the actual manifest...how exciting! With the added information it gives, I know now for certain that it's the right Sandor Hegedus (even though the age is listed wrong). Thanks again for bri
10. [HUNGARY-L] GREENMOUNT & NORTHWOOD CEMETERY JUST UPDATED [0.982221]
http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage GREENMOUNT MAP INCLUDED with more names & info , NORTHWOOD new names added remember- the phone and address are at the top of each page if you want a surname or website listed pertaining to either one please email me privately so as not to disturb the list. good luck ,happy hunting all. -- Deborah L. Fox from,N.E.Philly,Pa to Fairfax,Va.to Front Royal,Va. http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage MY WEBSITE & GENEALOGY LINKS-PARTS-1-2-3-
11. Re: [HUNGARY-L] phone book [0.982221]
> From: tleto > Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2001 13:28:47 -0500 > To: > Subject: Re: [HUNGARY-L] phone book > > My understanding is that you have to type in the name of the town in the > settlement section otherwise you will get only the first 20 in some > alphabetical order and you get anywhere after that. So you need to do a > number of searches if you are also looking at surrounding villages and you > have to type them in properly, otherwise it won't recognize what y
12. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Hungarian phone book need email request sent [0.982221]
Dear Lydia and List: I too have had problems with Hungarian characters on the web site for the Hungarian phone book at Matav.hu. When they changed formats the previous time I asked them to reinstate an input page that us "simpletons" could use without characters. Basically, they required various accent marks that could be input. This was a lot easier than trying to input the characters. I have emailed them a request recently to reinstate this page for "non-Hungarians" but the request was in Engl
13. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Kristoffy Surname [0.982221]
In a message dated 4/21/01 5:50:56 AM, Babydollandboo@aol.com writes: << Can someone tell me where the hungarian town/village of ANTALFALVA is today? >> Antalfalva, also known as Kovacica) is located in Serbia, about 19.3 miles NNE of Belgrade. Take you Browser to: http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm and when you get there type in the name Antalfalva in the block that says "Search for Town. Than click on "START THE SEARCH" Jewishgen will give you the names of three towns (it adds t
14. [HUNGARY-L] Name Translation [0.982221]
List, I found the following name on a passenger list of the SS Rhein-1903-Bremen, Zsuzsa Balog. How could this first name have been Americanized? That is the surname I am researching, but don't know if that is a boy or a girl, it gave the age as 16, so I am thinking it is a boy, but my mother always warned me about assuming anything. I also saw the name of Andras Balocz on the same list, is there a possibility that could be Balog? He also was 16 years of age, but was many pages apart from the other nam
15. [HUNGARY-L] FWD: Personal Ancestral File 5.1 is available for download [0.982221]
Personal Ancestral File 5.0. Version 5.1 is now available for download. This version is available in English, German, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Swedish. Several improvements were made to the program including better support for a wide variety of printers. The program now can check for future updates and has an option to export your data to a new version of PAF for Palm OS(r) handheld computers. A complete list of changes can be found at http://www.ldscatalog.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ExecMacro/LDS/chan
16. [HUNGARY-L] Ellis Island - Getting Past Registration [0.982221]
Joyce: When I accessed Ellis Island site at approximately midnight (2:00 a.m. EDT); I was able to complete the registration, password, etc and have it go through. Prior to that, I was not successful. Judy West (Researching: Matejko/Koreny, Brjeska/Szuchansky, Kiss/Varga, Praszlicskai/Horvath)
17. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Ellis Island Success!! [0.982221]
>name Mike or Michael be in Hungarian I believe Michael would be Miklos
18. [HUNGARY-L] Hungarian Culinary website [0.982221]
Hello! Everyone, For somebody who was born in Hungary & speaks, reads and writes the Magyar=20 language it's always gratifying to see the response from the 2nd, 3rd & 4th=20 generation North American Hungarians when they get exposed to the traditiona= l=20 cuisine, culture, etc. I have enjoyed reading all the comments that have bee= n=20 flying back & forth these past few days, and reflecting on how an interest i= n=20 genealogy merely scratches the surface of all that is unknown to you people=20 who only
19. [HUNGARY-L] Question re: Place of residence [0.982221]
In checking the name Jano SZABO in the Ellis Island records...it shows the place of residence as "H.Petri"..... That of course looks like a name to me.....could it be short for a city in Hungary? I have checked around and come up with zero. ANY thoughts would be appreciated. cheryl BALOG wenberg searching: Simko Szabo Balog Molnar Nagy Szendi
20. [HUNGARY-L] HUNGARIANS IN THE US CIVIL WAR [0.982221]
For your information: The Hungarian Cultural Center of Northeastern Ohio and The Hungarian Genealogical Society of Greater Cleveland, Ohio, will have Istvan Paulovits speaking on Hungarians in the Civil war on Tuesday evening the 24th of April, 7:00 PM at The Hungarian Heritage Museum in Euclid, Ohio. Euclid Square Mall is north of Euclid Avenue, off east 260th Street. Invitation is open to all to tour the museum and here Mr Paulovits speak. For more info, contact Bill Takacs at the above address
21. [HUNGARY-L] Dabrakoz, Hungary [0.982221]
In a message dated 4/21/2001 11:42:38 AM Pacific Daylight Time, HUNGARY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Could someone help with this location? The city/villiage is also from the > Ellis Island site. > > Dabrakoz, Hungary (Hungary, Magyar ethnicity) > > Thank you, > Mary > > This could be Dvbrvkvz, Hungary, in Tolna Megye, near Kurd. I think this town is where my 3r
22. Re: [HUNGARY-L] Kristoffy Surname [0.982221]
Babydollandboo@aol.com wrote: > Can someone tell me where the hungarian town/village of ANTALFALVA is today? > I cannot find it. > THANK YOU! > Tiffany Hi Tiffany, was in county Torontal, district with the same name (was district seat). Today you can find it in Yugoslavia under the name of Kovac^ica. Joe Equinunk, PA - USA jjarfas@ezaccess.net
23. [HUNGARY-L] Ellis Island Database to Launch April 17 [0.982221]
I just received the following message from the avotaynu@incor.com list I subscribe to so I thought I would share. Ellis Island Database to Launch April 17 ======================================== One of the most significant databases for Jewish-American genealogy will be on the Internet starting April 17. On that day, at ceremonies to be held at Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation will launch its database of 22 million passenger arrivals (1892-1924). The database can be access
24. [HUNGARY-L] NYARY/NYARI--any leads? [0.982221]
Thought I'd ask the list again if anyone has encountered the surname NYARY or NYARI, specifically from the Sopron/Csornna/Gyor area. I've been stymied for quite some time with this. Any leads, even the most remote, would be most appreciated! Thanks! Bryan Nyary Bryan Nyary Production CAP Today Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Ph: 847-832-7528 Fax: 847-832-8873 E-mail: bnyary@cap.org Please visit our Web site at http://www.cap.org
25. [HUNGARY-L] Locator help [0.982221]
Hello list, Previously sent this request but it appears that it bounced back? Could someone help with this location? The city/villiage is also from the Ellis Island site. Dabrakoz, Hungary (Hungary, Magyar ethnicity) Thank you, Mary wbasch8457@aol.com
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