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descendants of Sandor Nagy and Zsuzsanna Takacs

wickedbob — 2013-02-20 21:13:28Z

We are searching for descendants of Sandor Nagy and Zsuzsanna Takacs. Their children were Sandor b. 1874,Istvan b.1875, Zsofia b.1879,Erzsebeth,our grandmother b.1883,Benedek b.1886.These children were born in Tap, but we have reason to believe there was a brother to Sandor Sr. named Mihaly(Michael)Nagy who according to records married a Julianna Balasz in Fejer county. We suspect this Nagy family may have lived in Fejer county at one time. Please reply here or to bee9g@yahoo.com.

Re: Dee in Torda-Aranyos and Yurigai in Atany

Kcascade — 2013-02-15 00:38:23Z

Certainly, feel free to email me at kjstrattan@charter.net. My Sister-in-law is married to a Dee descendant, and I'm prepping a chart for my nephew with whatever I can find on my Brother-in-law in a month.

Cheers,
-ks

Re: Dee in Torda-Aranyos and Yurigai in Atany

lieby122609 — 2013-02-14 21:02:44Z

Good to hear from you. I am married to a Dee decendant and the Yurigai was his grandmother. I have info on Thomas that immigrated to the US in 1906. It looks like he may have been married prior to coming to the US with possible children. Any info sharing or history will be greatly appreciated.

Mária Kovács & ? Walter

Shaun_Hobson — 2013-02-14 14:38:40Z

I am looking for information about Mária Kovács, d. Dunaújváros, Fejér, Hungary, and married ? Walter. I am aware they had at least 5 children:

1. Manci Walter, b. about 1926 in Csengőd, Bacs-Kiskun, Hungary and d. in Hungary;
2. Rosalia Walter, b. 10 June 1936 in Csengőd, Bacs-Kiskun, Hungary and d. 12 Jan 2006 in Richer, Manitoba, Canada. Rosalia Walter married János Peto and they emigrated to Canada in 1957 where their first child was born during the travel;
3. George Walter, b. about 1939 in Csengőd, Bacs-Kiskun, Hungary. George emigrated to Canada in 1957 and then on to the US. Last known address was in Texas, USA;
4. Józsi Walter, b. in Csengőd, Bacs-Kiskun, Hungary;
5. Agnus Walter, b. in Csengőd, Bacs-Kiskun, Hungary and d. in Hungary.

Re: Dee in Torda-Aranyos and Yurigai in Atany

Kcascade — 2013-02-13 04:46:47Z

I am currently researching this family and would welcome correspondence! I started a post in Cluj, Romania about this.

Re: Winter , Matthias & Anna Schweighardt

greatcyber — 2013-01-17 07:22:29Z

I too, would love if someone could offer some help on these family lines.

My great grandfather, Istvan Unferdorben, was christened in Balinka 22 Feb 1873. He married (1st) Carolina Wagner, daughter of Anton Wagner & Eva Piedl(?) and (2nd) Wilhelmina Morenics.

Familysearch shows his parents listed as Istvan Unferdorben and Katalin Stohl.

I believe Istvan (Sr)'s father was Jakob Unferdorben who married Teresia Schweighardt (Schvaigert).

With so many with the same names, both first and surnames all marrying each other it's quite a challenge to try to figure out which person belongs to which branch.

If anyone has been able to work out these families and would offer help, I would certainly appreciate it.

The people that emigrated all seemed to wind up in the Passaic, New Jersey area.

Looking forward to hearing from any new 'cousins' and finally getting this line sorted. I'm terrible (so far) at trying to decipher original records and familysearch only goes so far...but it is a great help.

I wonder if the person that started this thread is related to Eva & Zsa Zsa Gabor...Wouldn't be at all surprised as everyone seems to be related in these small villages.

Thanks in advance.

Stephen

Re: Info about Balinka and Badajk

greatcyber — 2013-01-12 02:27:19Z

I believe you just found another ancestor of mine that I can now add to my tree...Maria Unferdorben.

My great grandfather was Istvan (Stephen) Unferdorben, born 22 Feb 1873 in Balinka, and married first Carolina Wagner (also from Fejer county) 6 Feb 1897 in Passaic; prob at St Mary's Assumption RC Slovak church and had 3 children - 1 son that lived only a few months and 2 daughters: Carolina who was called Lena and went into the convent and died young (abt 22 yrs old) and Agnes, who later married George Grisgraber and after a short time in Passaic they move to Southbury, CT. Carolina Wagner's parents were Anton Wagner and Eva Peidl and Carolina died abt 1902 in Passaic from TB.

Istvan then married Wilhelmina Marinisz [AFTER ONLY ^WEEKS!] (church records spell it Morenecs) in Passaic and then moved to Southbury, CT. and had a son Alfred that only lived a few months, then Martin, Helen, Florence and Mildred. Istvan died in Southbury in 1914.

Istvan had a sister, Anna (also from Balinka, born 19 Aug 1875) and she married George John Grisgraber of Istemer in Fejer county). Istvan and Anna's parents were Istvan Unferdorben, born Aug 1849 in Balinka and Katlin Stohl or Szoht, born abt 1855 in Balinka.

I believe that Istvan, Sr's parents were: Jakab Unferdorben and Teresia Schweighardt.

From familysearch.org I found that Jakab and Teresia had an Anna Maria born 11 Jun 1841 in Balinka and a Katalina born 7 Jan 1844. Katalina apparently married a Jozsef Schveighart, born abt 1840 (I thought also from Balinka) and they had a son, Kristof born 20 Sep 1844.

Maybe you and I can compare trees and see how these families fit together, as they certainly seem to be related.

BTW, what was your trip to Hungary like? I intend to travel there next year. I have the name of a genealogist from Istemer that is also a Grisgraber and likely related and she also speaks English.

I hit a brick wall, however, with Istvan, Jr's 2nd wife's family...my maternal greats as the girls'mother was widowed twice when they arrived and I have no idea of a maiden name. But I believe she was from Ungvar.

I have lots of pictures and genealogies of some of the families if you are interested.

Cheers!

Stephen

Re: Schmidt / Gewai in Adony

ZlaticaBeca — 2013-01-05 22:46:39Z

Teresa

https://familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermainfra...=

www.radixforum.com

http://genforum.com

http://www.radixindex.com/en/surname_index/surname/gevai
http://www.radixindex.com/en/surname_index/surname/gevaj
http://www.radixindex.com/en/surname_index/surname/gevay

Schmidt / Gewai in Adony

teresasmith2020 — 2013-01-04 06:48:39Z

Hello,

I have been able to trace my G-grandfather, Joseph Schmidt B. 1884, back to Adony, but nothing else. He travelled with the family of Ferencz Gewai and there is a family tale that they were family. I think I have found his parents but only as there were not too many children born in that year with his name. Any help would be greatly appereicated!

Thanks
Teresa

Re: Isztimer

stephanwall — 2012-11-13 22:10:04Z

Hello Peter

I am so very glad to hear back from you. I am 40 and living just outside Newark NJ. I have only been working on my great grandmothers family for a short time. At this moment I cannot tell you exactly how we are related. My great grandmother, Kristina Gall, came to NYC in 1890. She married my Great Grandfather in Manhattan in 1895. They eventually settled in Clifton NJ, on the Passaic border.
I have been reading through the microfilmed copies of the Isztimer Church records. Kristina Gall's mother was named Theresia Winkler and she was born in Isztimer in 1839. Due to time restraints, I have only focused my research on the 1753-1844 records. I do possess records up till 1895.

I can however say we are almost definitely related. I have traced all of the Winklers of Isztimer back to one individual family member. Mathias Winkler was born about the year 1711 in an unknown location(as per 1777 death).
If you give me a regular email I can send you a copy of a hand written hierarchy of the Winkler's of Isztimer before the year 1844.

If you send me some names and dates to look for, I can make the connection. I already see the marriage of George Winkler and Mary Werger circa 1873... I will also see if I can make a rough connection with familysearch birth.

I hope that I will one day visit Isztimer. For now it will have to wait. I'd love to see some pictures.

I cannot speak by phone at the moment.
No more minutes till after 22nd of month.

Im happy to share whatever I have.

Stephan Wall
wall_stephan@yahoo.com

Re: Isztimer

winkpc20 — 2012-11-13 21:04:24Z

Hi Stephan-
Thanks for contacting me. I'm 72 and I have been dabbling in my Family Tree for about 14 years or more. I live in a small Adirondack town called Schroon Lake which is about 20 miles north of Lake George village. I have a lot of data on family members who lived in Isztimer, but I have to admit that it is poorly organized. One of the things I have is a NJ newspaper clipping from 1923 when my greatgrandfather George Winkler and his wife Mary Werger celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They both were born and married in Isztimer and they came to the US in the late 1890's about 5 years after their oldest son (my grandfather) George came here. I believe that both of them worked in the Botany Woolen Mills in Passaic which employed a group of people who were originally from Isztimer. They had 14 children, most of whom were deceased by 1923. Your greatgrandmother may have been one of them. My records indicate a Theresa Winkler born 10/2/1891 and died 1/5/1963. Was that your greatgrandmother?
I would love to see family tree material that you have in order to see how we fit in together. I have a new scanner and I am still learning how it works, but I'll try to accommodate you regarding material that might be helpful to you.
I visited Isztimer with my son about 7 years ago and it was interesting to see the farming village where my ancestors lived for 20 years. However, there are no close family members living there now that I know of. I have made friends with someone named Maria Angeli who is a US Army officer currently stationed in Germany. She also seems to be related as the name Angeli is in my family tree also.
I'll close now. I hope we can continue to exchange information
Peter Winkler
518-532-9585

Re: Isztimer

stephanwall — 2012-11-13 01:30:49Z

Dear Peter Winkler

We are related! My 2nd great grandmother was named Theresa Winkler and she was born in Isztimer. I have done extensive research on our family and would love to share. My regular email is wall_stephan@yahoo.com

Please send me a message
Stephan Wall

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

jamesmack12 — 2012-07-09 02:31:24Z

Hello
I found that my ancestors last name was Mak.
I do not find any Mikk in my research. I am related to Huber, Heitmar,Valler, and Rohri.
Sorry!

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

shaw056 — 2012-07-09 01:02:42Z

You say you are a Makk. Can that be the same as "MIKK"? I am related to Mikk, Vendel from Bakonykuti Hungary.
Do you think we might be related?
shaw056@yahoo.com

Re: Fejer Family Search

toms1265 — 2012-06-25 21:47:36Z

Thanks, Melissa.
Judging by your family info, I think you are much more of a help to me than I can be to you. You have more info on my family than I do. However, I'm just getting started so hopefully I can return the favor.
-Tom

Re: Peidlperger/Padjlperger - Sored, Bodajk, Balinka

lszynal — 2012-04-20 21:21:16Z

I'll continue checking my line. If you go on fb there is a group for Schweighardts.
I'll let you know if I come up with anything.
Linda

Re: Peidlperger/Padjlperger - Sored, Bodajk, Balinka

edwardschweighardt — 2012-04-20 01:56:26Z

They settled in Passaic and then Garfield, NJ. I have tried Family Search and have not been able to find records for either my g-grand parents or g-g-grandparents. Census records do say Balinka as birth for them and their parents.

I continue my search cousin!

Ed

Re: Peidlperger/Padjlperger - Sored, Bodajk, Balinka

lszynal — 2012-04-19 14:36:05Z

Where did they settle in the US? A large number of Schweighardts settled in the Passaic, NJ area. Also, as I'm sure you've found out, there were a lot of Schweighardts in Balinka and a lot of them, if not all, were related. I have Schweighardts in my family background - My g-g-grandparents were Janos and Anna Schweighardt.
Have you tried familysearch.com? It's the LDS site and I have found a lot of info from there.
Linda

Re: Peidlperger/Padjlperger - Sored, Bodajk, Balinka

edwardschweighardt — 2012-04-16 15:43:33Z

Hello! My name is Ed Schweighardt and I'm researching my family history and have run into difficulties.

My great grandfather was Joseph Schweighardt (born 1879 Balinka) and married Mathild Beidl (born 1881 Balinka). I do know that he came to the States in 1898 with his brother Thomas and sister Anna.

My question my Great Grandfather parents are rumored to be a Jon and Theresa Schweighardt which has verbally been passed down. I have not been able to confirm or find any records of them. However on early cenus it list his parents as coming from Balinka.

If you have a history of them I would grearly appreciate it. Thank you very much!

Ed

Re: Fejer Family Search

MelissaScott20 — 2012-03-29 12:07:31Z

Tom,

I'm sending an invite for you to join my Bauer family tree. There's more information on there, so you can fill in the blanks. It would be great if you could help fill me in on your line, as well.

Cheers,
Melissa

Re: Fejer Family Search

toms1265 — 2012-03-28 12:26:35Z

Melissa,

Thanks, cousin. This is great info.

-Tom

Re: Fejer Family Search

MelissaScott20 — 2012-03-14 02:31:27Z

I hope you will get my reply, despite it being more than a year after your post!

Your great-great grandmother, Elizabeth Huber, was born Erzsebet Huber on September 27, 1876. Her parents were Andras (Andreas) Huber and Terez (Theresa) Modlagl. She married Gregor Schaffer. They had at least one child in Hungary, Gregor, who died at age 2 on January 24, 1906 in Gant. His father (Gregor) was already living in Passaic at that time.

Elizabeth's older brother Istvan (Stephen) Huber was my great-great-great grandfather. His daughter, Mary Anna Huber, married my great-great grandfather Ignatz Bauer on May 23, 1909. They immigrated to the US in 1912 as well.

Melissa

Re: SCHUMPF, MAYER, EISELE, POELTL

jamesmack12 — 2012-03-01 00:44:54Z

It's along story, so I'll try to keep it short. I've been researching my Fathers Joseph Mack Family from Isztimer, Hungary.His real surname was Mak, but it changed overtime to Mak > Makk > Mack. In my files the name Mathias is also Matyas. Georgius is Gyorgy, Barbola is Barbara, Catharina is Katalin, Joannes is Janos.So in Hungary their names were changed. If you were German or Dutch you tried to keep Mak, but if you were German/Hungarian (Megyar) you use Makk. My Grandfathers surname was changed to Mack when he came to America @ 1899, but changed it back to Makk when he went back to Hungary in 1913, and died 1921. I hope this helps you. I am currently scanning Death, Marriages, Births files, from 1895 - 1960 at FamilySearch.org.

Re: SCHUMPF, MAYER, EISELE, POELTL

SueSchumpf — 2012-02-29 03:28:41Z

That's my husband's grandfather's family I'm sure. but not home to check it out. Could Michael Mak's last name be spelled differently? What is your connection to this family?
Sue

Re: SCHUMPF, MAYER, EISELE, POELTL

jamesmack12 — 2012-02-29 03:02:44Z

Hello
I have family from Isztimer, Hungary with the name of Mathias Mak & Wife Anna Schumpf @ 1860
they had 3 daughters Anna, Maria, Theresia.
I found info at FamilySearch.org.

Re: Raudgaber/Horvath

nellerino — 2012-02-25 22:50:59Z

My mother was Helen Raudgaber born 1913, the daughter of the Teresa (nee Horvath) who married Michael Raudgeber..I believe they immigrated to Canada from what was then the Austrian-Hungarian empire....my grandmother had a sister Julia and also a brother George ( who lived in Detroit, Michigan ) I hope this info helps. I'd also like to find out more.

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

jamesmack12 — 2012-02-21 00:15:07Z

Hello
As I was researching my Family ( Makk ) in Hungary, I came upon the name Scheighardt from Balinka from 1700 to 1961. You can find them at familysearch.org. They have baptismal and Death. Marriage records at this site. I hope I have been a help to you.

J Makk

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

lszynal — 2012-02-13 17:21:50Z

I have a picture of an aunt (Anna Hoffer) and uncle (Jozsef Hoffer) (brother and sister) in front of the family home in Balinka.

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

lszynal — 2012-02-13 17:16:46Z

Thank you for the info. I did go to Isztimer as you suggested and was able to find lots of info. Found an entry listing a "Martin Schweighardt" who was a relative. Now I have to translate everything. I had been going to the "Balinka" page all along and not finding a whole lot. Never thought about checking another town! Thanks again - I will go to the pages you found and check those out as well. My mother's not well, so anything I can find out for her is a major plus!

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

mccgram7229 — 2012-02-11 19:12:41Z

this is the church:
Szent Vendel plébánia
Petofi u. 19.
Balinka 8055 HU
http://www.morpont.hu/kisterseg/k_balinka.htm

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

mccgram7229 — 2012-02-11 19:04:39Z

I should add that these are actual copies of the Church records, and so far as I know there was only one church, a Catholic one and a very large old Cemetery, which in fact is still there and in use.
also I dont know if the ones I posted above Hoffer's are yours...still worth looking at as everyone in that small community were related some how...all the Schweighardts were as well as other names. It is still a very small village, so small and unchanging that my Great Grandfathers house is still there and the people who live in it are like 4th cousins to me.. my oldest Great Aunt in the village is 92 years or more old, ...

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

mccgram7229 — 2012-02-11 18:55:35Z

I meant to add that I copied your request and sent it to Balinka, since it's winter might be a spell before we get an ans.. I asked for a Cemetery lookup for proper dates.
I have been going thro the death lists all day, eyes are tiring, but
theres a box at the top:
Hungary, Civil Registration, 1895-1980FejérIsztimérDeaths (Halottak) 1903-1960Image ? of 658

when you get to the link above just put the image number in the box, that way you don't have to scroll thro 658 pages like I did...

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

mccgram7229 — 2012-02-11 18:50:29Z

just got my computer working correctly again(old one died)
now at Familysearch.org:
Hungary, Civil Registration, 1895-1980FejérIsztimér Deaths
image 593 Marie Hoffer age 49 (Jozef)
image 577 Rozsalie(Rosalie) Hoffer
image 591 Jozsephine(Josephine) Hoffer age 21
Record Type and Date Range

Births (Születtek) 1895-1898
Births (Születtek) 1903-1913
Births, marriages, deaths (Születtek, házasultak, halottak) 1895-1904
Deaths (Halottak) 1896-1904
Deaths (Halottak) 1903-1960
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23405-38994-67...

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

lszynal — 2012-02-11 16:57:07Z

My grandmother was born in 1897/8 so I'm guessing my g-grandparents were married about 1895/6 in Balinka. Based on what my mother has said I'm guessing they died sometime in the 1940's (my mother was trying to save money after graduating high school to take her mother there to see her family, but they never made it because of the war). That would have made them in their 70's ( Jozsef Hoffer and Maria Frauenberger Hoffer). There was another daughter who was born sometime after 1914, Elizabeth, who my grandmother never saw.

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

lszynal — 2012-02-08 23:31:42Z

Birth, marriage, death records.

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

JoeBeets52 — 2012-02-03 01:47:24Z

Do you know how old they were when they died? Do you know where they married and an approx. year of marriage?

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

JoeBeets52 — 2012-02-03 01:39:29Z

What exactly are you looking for about your grandmother and/or her family?

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

mccgram7229 — 2012-02-02 13:00:58Z

ck out the records at LDS:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23405-38994-67...
for Balinka:
click: Ferjer
then on next page click: Isztimér
will bring up search page.. this takes some time as you have to go thro several pages

Re: Winter , Matthias &Anna Schweighardt

lszynal — 2012-02-02 00:25:59Z

I have just found out some additional info on my grandmother's family in Balinka, HU. Her brother Jozsef Hoffer died August 12, 1973 (born 1903) and sister Anna Hoffer (born 1906) died a few days later while visiting her brother's grave. The parents were Jozsef Hoffer (born about 1874) and Maria Frauenberger (born about 1878). I'm unable to get much more than that from LDS. Does anyone have any connection to these names or know where else I can look? I've got an address for a Catholic Church in Balinka I'm going to try, but haven't had too much luck in getting replies from anyone I've written to before. Thanks!

Re: SCHUMPF, MEYER, EISELE, POELTL/POLTL

SueSchumpf — 2012-01-27 19:47:43Z

Köszönöm.
Sue Schumpf

Kalman Bartik/Hafenscher

hbartik — 2012-01-26 00:36:52Z

I am looking for ancestors of my father Kalman Bartik born 1901 and Mother Therea Hafenscher born around 1910 both born in Hungary. Mom might have been from Baja county or city. Had a brother Ferenc and a sister Bona Imre. No idea which part my father might have come from. Believe he had 3 brothers one might have been call Joseph. He left Hungary 1928/29. Mom might have left around 1940. Any info would be appericated

Harry Bartik

Re: SCHUMPF, MEYER, EISELE, POELTL/POLTL

tamaszsu — 2012-01-25 00:58:50Z

Szia!

Talán ez az adat is fontos lehet Neked!
Isztimér:Deaths (Halottak) 1903-1960Image of 658

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23405-39050-68...
Susanna

Re: SCHUMPF, MEYER, EISELE, POELTL/POLTL

tamaszsu — 2012-01-25 00:22:19Z

Szia!
Az elmúlt évben új anyakönyvi adatok kerültek fel az internetre. Így Fejér megye Isztimér anyakönyvi adatai is megtalálhatóak.
Én Klára Potl halálozási adatát megtaláltam a következő linken:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23405-38908-59...
ÜDVÖZLETTEL: SUSANNA MAGYARORSZÁGRÓL

Re: Info about Balinka and Badajk

tamaszsu — 2012-01-24 20:56:05Z

Üdvözöllek Magyarországról. A tavalyi évben sok új anyakönyvi adat került fel Fejér megyéből. Talán segítik Önt a kutatásban. Bodajk anyakönyvei az alábbi linken találhatók:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A...

Balinka születési, házassági ,elhalálozás adatai az isztiméri anyakönyvekben találhatók.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23434-26464-63...
A régebbi adatok csak a plébánián, illetve a levéltárakban találhatóak.
Susanna

Re: Maria Szoke

squirl57 — 2012-01-23 08:58:11Z

Hi,
I believe my maternal grandfather was named Gyula Budai and was born in 1897. I don't know much about him, except he was a shoemaker and was married to Erzsebet Petro. During the 1930's he and his family lived in Pomaz Hungary just north of Budapest. There was a record of an Anna Budai, but I'm not sure if she is related by blood or marriage. As far as I know he only had 2 children.

Re: Peidlperger/Padjlperger - Sored, Bodajk, Balinka

liztravel1 — 2011-12-18 01:26:02Z

Greetings
My grandmother was Mary Elizabeth Borovich - married to John Eugene Hoffer. It is possible that she migrated to the United States about the time that you mention. I have pieces of information but not much. I have nothing other than their names and the names of my father's siblings. I do know that my grandfather John was a genius who had many patents on elevator safety mechanisms but he was also an alcoholic and never realized his fullest potential. I know that they lived in the "Austro Hungarian Empire" but I have read Austria and have been told Hungary.... if you know of any more info on Mary Hoffer from Hungary - pls let me know and Merry Christmas.

Re: Ruip, Somogy, Safran, Zoda

fjutka7 — 2011-09-29 13:31:09Z

Dear Mr. Lieb,

I found some photos of your family. I hope you can open these attached files. Are you really in these pictures?
Well, your grandmother (Mary Ruip) was the elder sister of my greatfather (Istvan Pataki, died in 1991 in Kislang, Fejer county). Mary sent a lot of letters, photos and packages for my greatfather's family. She could have been very kind to take care of the Hungarian relatives.
My e-mail address is fjutka7@freemail.hu. You can send me some new photos of your family and please help me to complete this attached family tree.

Thank you very much:
Judit

Mak Family

jamesmack12 — 2011-09-24 03:20:05Z

I'm researchung my fathers family from Isztimer, Fejer, Hungary. Their surname was Mak. I believe some married into the Huber Family, an Valler Family. If anyone knows of any Mak's from Isztimer please notify me here at Ancestory.com

Joszef, Rosalia, Gyorgy & katlin Mak
Theresia, Laurentius, Catharina Valler
Huber
Pach
Perger
Majer or Major

Re: Ruip, Somogy, Safran, Zoda

fjutka7 — 2011-09-02 16:33:31Z

Dear Russell Lieb,

Thank you very much for your answer. It is very good to hear about our distant relatives from the other side of the world. I think you must have a very nice big family.
Let me introduce myself and my family, too. I am 27 years old, I live in Budapest and work as a secretary. I am not married yet. My mother is Julianna, she is 56 years old, she is a clerk. My father is Denes, he is 58 years old, he is retired. My parents have been married for 32 years. I have a brother, Gabor, he is 30 years old, he is an economist and he is not married yet. They live in Miskolc. My mother's mother, Julianna Pataki lives in Kislang in Fejer county.
I think I have an old photo of your father, I will look for it soon when I will travel home to visit my family. I can try to send you this photo. Thank you once more for your letter.

Re: Isztimer

jamesmack12 — 2011-08-27 00:09:30Z

Hello
In all my research i find that my grandfather surname was Mak, It was changed to Mack when he arrived in the US 1899. Thats how the person at Ellis Island spelled it, so my grandfather didn't correct him, so he kept it as is.

My ancestors were of German decent and thier surnames were

Mak, Makk or Mack
Valler or Waller
Huber
Freiz or Fritz
Erszinger

They came from Isztimer, Paks, and Guttamasi