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From: "Diana" <>
Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] please post to mailing list
Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2000 17:41:09 -0500


Hi Sandi,

I can't help on any of your names, but maybe you can help me on mine since
the cities and time period are about the same.

My father JOHN/JOHAN GASKO was born in 1901 in Nagy-Szent-Miklos, Torontal
County, Hungary.

You wrote:

>Most of the family members immigrated to the United States in the early
1900's, settling in Detroit, . . . >

My grandfather NICHOLAS GASKO visited his sister, KATHERINE (GASKO) KLUPP in
1901 in Wyandotte south of Detroit. My father was 10 months old at the
time. NICHOLAS went back to Hungary and died in 1910. My widowed
grandmother HELEN (WUNSCHEL) GASKO brought her three children back to the
states circa 1911 and settled in NYC.

>Some family members remained in Hungary and their descendants are residing
in Timisoara, Romania. Some of the WALTZ's & ROOS' that remained in Hungary
are buried in a Catholic cemetery in Sannicolau-Mare, Romania (1950's).
>

Ditto here. The GASKO's were Catholic and, I have been told, some are still
in Timisoara, now Romania, and some may have been buried in a Catholic
cemetery in Sannicolau-Mare where my father was born.

Don't go to a lot of extra trouble, but if you happen to see the name GASKO
in any of your searches, keep me in mind.

Thanks, and happy searching.

Diana and Cochise, dog in charge
Diana (Gasko) Keener
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God always answers prayers. Sometimes the answer is "No." (i.e., He has a
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