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1. Many questions! [1]
Hi everyone, I am hoping I can find some anwsers here. 1. Does anyone have information about the following areas: Hernard Vecse,Hungary is this the same as Vecse today? Was it part of Austria or Hungary? or both? 2. Egar Austria -Hungary 3. Bukkszentevzsebet , Hungary ( are these modern names of today?) 4. Farnaleksz,Hungary 5. People leaving from these areas , would they leave from Bremen or Hamburg? If so, how was the journey made? What mode of transportation did they use? 6. Was it a comm
2. Re: Hungarian revolt [1]
Sue Horaz wrote: > > Aniko & Paul wrote: > > > > >>University of Maryland has a pretty comprehensive site dedicated to > > >Hungary. Their Hungarian American Assn is at > > >http://mineral.umd.edu/~hungaria/ Quicker yet, the address of a link > > >with historical references is www.users.zednet.co.uk/spalffy/hungary.htm > > >>KDeFoster@aol.com wrote: > > > > Sue, > > the users.zdnet address doesn't work. Is it correct? > > > > Aniko My apologies, I usually doublecheck what I send before I send it. It's ww
3. Szenasi from Torok [1]
Does anyone know of any information for Gyorgy Szenasi from Torok, he was born 14 April, 1855.....thanks
4. Unidentified subject! [1]
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5. Re: Visnich, Visnick, Visnic, Luknivck [1]
> Looking for info about these surnames Visnich, Visnick, Visnic, and > Luknivck. Nick maybe Nicholas not sure about the first name.Visnich, Visnick, and Visnic, are possible spelling for my Grandfather who came to the United States in his late teens some time in the early 1900's from Austria-Hungry. Not sure of the port he (they) came through. He was born ? 1885. He died some time in 1960 in a town called Sugar Creek, Missouri. Manda Luknivck (not sur if this is correct) My Grandmother also from Austri
6. BAUER / IKLESAYER / BUR,AUT [1]
Hello, I am researching my GGGrandfather Josef BAUER (1840-10 Feb 1920) and his wife, Katherine IKLESAYER (1849-1 Mar 1936). Both were born in Illmitz, Burgenland, Austria (formerly Alsoillmic, Moson megye, Hungary). They had 7 children in Illmitz and 1 born in Minnesota (St. Paul). I would be interested in anyone researching a related line. Please contact me directly. Thank-you. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Norm Pihale Northfield MN USA pihale@nco.northfield.mn.us =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
7. 1828 Land Census [1]
Hi Ron, An excellent translation of this is available at http://feefhs.org/ah/hu/con-1828.html Martha M. Conner posted it in June. It can also be reached from the feefhs website. It first told me couldn't connect, hit reload, and then there was no problem. Good Luck. Janice Weeks Bernath
8. Re: Many questions! [1]
Maria wrote: 6. Was it a common practice for the males to arrive in US first then >send for the women? If this is the case ,would the woman be traveling >under her own name or use the male's name? If you are not sure if the couple married here or in Europe, I would look for her under both names. But my grandmother came over from Hungary as a single woman and I found her maiden name on the passenger list. But since I was looking for both names, I also found her future brother-in-law on the same ship! Pe
9. Some good news, for a change! [1]
When we visited my Janos' relatives in the village of Tamasda (about 30km south of Salonta, Jud. Bihor, Romania) this Summer, I dutifully photographed the individual pages from the Szilagyi family Bible that an elderly cousin had in his home. I thought it would be nice to have in case someone became interested in the Szilagyi family history some day. It's also interesting from a cultural standpoint, in that the handwriting of the original book's owner shows extraordinary education for a small Transylvania
10. Re: Torok [1]
I am researching ALBU from Torok. What resources are available in the 1860-1900 timeframe for a person who cannot travel there?
11. Re: FUCHSZ [1]
I too am looking for KOTELES and BODNAR from Hungary arriving in 1904. Would love to keep going with this discussion........ Pam Jeans RONALD BRUCE MCCOMB wrote: > You wrote: > > Message #19 (21 is last): > Date: Tue Nov 25 20:08:57 1997 > From: TriciaC0@aol.com > Subject: FUCHSZ > To: Hungary-L@rootsweb.com > > In a Tape Interview with my grandfather in 1978 was Transcribed as: > > My G.G. Grandfather Lipot FUCHSZ b. 1849 d.1912 Solnek, Hungry > My G.Grandfather Emanuel FUCHSZ b. 1876 born in Solnek,
12. Surnames [1]
My name is Frank. I'am interested in hearing from anyone researching the following families/surnames: The family of Imre Priam born 1890 in Harskut,Hungary,Gomor-kis-hont megye (Lipovnik,Slovakia) Father:Imre Priam. Mother: Maria Berczeli(Bercelly). The family of Julia Pal born 1890's in Szurthe, Hungary,Ung megye. (Strumkovka,Ukraine) Father: Mihaly Pal. Mother: Julia Beres. The family of Rose Pasterak born 1890's in Nagykapos, Hungary (Velky-Kapusany,Slovakia) Father: John Pasterak Mother: Mary Berticz
13. Re: Translations [1]
>Hello, > >Can anyone translate hungarian into english? I purchased the program >Universal Translator. I have tried endlessly to use but for some reason >cannot make it work. I have a photo of my great grandparents. On the >back it is written in Hungarian. I managed a few words like and ,old & >same. > >Would like to know hwat this says. It may provide information about them >and my grandmother (her parents). Any help would be a lifesaver! > >Thanks > >Maria Maria, you on't say what's on the back of the pi
14. Re: BAUER / IKLESAYER / BUR,AUT [1]
This may help you. I noticed that the LDS library had sereral refferences about Germans who moved to Hungary. Perhaps if you consulted there Library Catalog you may find a film that will assist you. Good luck in your research. Ron -- Ronald B. McComb /''~``\ 11311 Western Sunset Dr. Dewey AZ USA 86327-5731 FAX 520 7721015 ( 0 0 ) rmccomb@aztec.asu.edu _______________oooO_____Oooo________________________
15. BARANYI/EGER/JARDANHAZI/LUKACS [1]
Looking for info on/others with the surnames BARANYI, EGER, JA'RDA'NHA'ZI or LUKA'CS from the villages of Szikszo' and Szentistva'n, Hungary. Thanks, David -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Researching the surnames: ARUENDALE/ARUNDALE (England) CHRISTIANSON and CHRISTENSEN (Denmark) DEJONGH and PATTINGA (Netherlands) BARANYI, EGER, JA'RDA'NHA'ZI and LUKA'CS (Hungary) NASH and MYERS
16. Having a tough time translating [1]
I hope some one can help me I am having a tough time translating this with my Hungarian dictionary I do hope someone can help; Pikolcz Istvan 1817 Mint tiszafuredi rektort hivta meg a viski ekklezsia papjaul. A jeles ifjut nagy szeretettel hivtak es fogadtak szulofoldjen attyafiai , de egy evet sem toltott itt el. Beteg lett s amikor gyogyuli aposahoz Kiskolcsra (Szatmar vm.) ment, utkozben varatlanul meghalt. Many thanks in advance I could only get the basic meaning about sick of ill. Ron McComb -- Ron
17. 1828 Census [1]
Here is a translation of the Latin Column Groups in the 1828 Census Each 1828 Land Census record provides fourteen columns of information as follows: ..........No.1 Names of providers of information ..........No.2 Marital Status of information providers ..........No.3 Occupation ..........No.4 Houses in which Census is taken ..........No.5 Urban Lands ..........No.6 Grain Production ..........No.7 Meadows ..........No.8 Vines ..........No.9 Apple and Plum Orchards ..........No.10 Large domestic animals ..
18. Re: FUCHSZ [1]
I too am looking for KOTELES and BODNAR from Hungary arriving in 1904. Would love to keep going with this discussion........ Pam Jeans RONALD BRUCE MCCOMB wrote: > You wrote: > > Message #19 (21 is last): > Date: Tue Nov 25 20:08:57 1997 > From: TriciaC0@aol.com > Subject: FUCHSZ > To: Hungary-L@rootsweb.com > > In a Tape Interview with my grandfather in 1978 was Transcribed as: > > My G.G. Grandfather Lipot FUCHSZ b. 1849 d.1912 Solnek, Hungry > My G.Grandfather Emanuel FUCHSZ b. 1876 born in Solnek
19. Hungarian revolt [1]
Does anyone remember the Hungarian revolt? Was it 1956? I was very young, but I clearly remember the refugees my grandparents took into their home. I've often wondered what happened to those people. Is there an organization that kept track of them? Just wondering..... Kathy
20. Dyuricza/Gyuricza [1]
I'm interested in corresponding with anyone acquainted with the surname Dyuricza, which also may be spelled Gyuricza. Please contact me at my e-mail address desoto@one.net. Thank You, Dave Duricy desoto@one.net
21. SZUCS, BERNAD, RAKOCZI , FEKETES and TIMKO [1]
I am also researching SZUCS which was Americanized to SUTCH. My grandfather, Lazlo SZUCS was one of 8 children. dob Aug. 8, 1884 in what was known as KISTARKANYI, ZEMPLEN, HUNGARY. He immigrated to Ohio in Approximately 1890. His father was Stephen SZUCS dob unknown. Great-grand mother was Suzanna BERNAD. Have no information about her. My grandmothers family (RAKOCZI) immigrated to Ohio from what was known as LEPEAZ , UNG COUNTY, HUNGARY in approximately 1890. G-Grandfather was Joseph RACKOCZI dob. 5 Se
22. GANGEL [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01BCF852.5AECB400 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am looking for information on my great-grandmother. Her name was Madeline H. Gangel. She was born in Austria/Hungary in January of 1900. She had 8 or 9 sisters and 1 brother that died in infancy. We think she came over to the United States on a ship with her mother and father and at least one sister. She later married Robert Eppinger. She
23. Maramoros, Visk [1]
I have just recieved two 2 hour video tapes taken in Visk. The first all i]in Hungarian was shot in 1992 The second was shot in 1993 and is in English. One interesting item in the tapes is the Reformed (Calvinist) Church in Visk was the largest in former Hungary. Its services which have resumed in 1990 for the first time in 40 years have in attendence 1000 to 1500 folks attending. Taking into account the town is 8000 people. The church is still the original fortified (walled) building built in 1200. This w
24. GANGL/GANGEL/GANGLE [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_01BCFDE9.74AE0460 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am looking for more information my family tree. George A GANGL married Rose PRELL. They had at least two children before they came over to the US around 1902 or 1903. One child was Magdelina Helena and was born 1/26/1900 in Palanka, Hungary. Any information you can give me would be appreciated. Deanne dnorris@info2000.net ------=_NextPart_0
25. Re: Many questions! [1]
Hi! Maria's questions: >1. Does anyone have information about the following areas: Hernard >Vecse,Hungary is this the same as Vecse today? Was it part of Austria >or Hungary? or both? It is village Hernadvecses (acutes on a and on 3rd e), NE of Hungary, near Szikszo. >2. Egar Austria -Hungary town Eger, Hungary. It is a county seat. NE Hungary. >3. Bukkszentevzsebet , Hungary ( are these modern names of today?) Bukkszenterzsebet (double dots, ie. umlaut on u, acute on 3rd e) - village NW of
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