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A Brand New George Kadar

A Brand New George Kadar

George Kadar (View posts)
Posted: 29 Sep 2000 6:41AM GMT
Hello Carolyn,

Say hello to gran'-pa.
My name is George Kadar, DOB 1949, place Ujpest, Hungary.
Presently I live and surf in San Clemente, California.
My father was Janos Kadar 1923, Eeastern Hungary

Re: Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 4 Nov 2000 9:57AM GMT
Edited: 22 Jul 2004 10:18PM GMT
Hello George:
Are you related to George Kadar born January 16 1903 married to Gladys?

Re: A Brand New George Kadar

S.J. Kadar Boudreau (View posts)
Posted: 15 Nov 2005 4:24AM GMT
Classification: Query
My father's name was George Kadar, son of Zsigmond Kadar, violinist, born in Transylvania and emigrated to Chicago, Illinois around the turn of the last century. I was told he left a widowd mother and a sister in Hungary when he emigrated. He had violin business in West Pullman, a suburb of Chicao. He met my grandmother, a widow named Elizabeth Mudluska (of Szged) Gaspar, and they married. My father, the middle of three boys and also a violinist, was born 8/10/1914 and died 10/4/2004. He was born in West Pullman but after he married my mother, Loretta Glim, in July of 1940, they settled in Blue Island and raised three children, of which I am the second-born. I now live in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. Please reply.

Re: A Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 7 Nov 2008 5:23PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Glim, Glein
Hi -- I think we may be distantly related! I am researching the Glim family tree. I think Loretta Glim was the sister of my grandfather or greatgrandfather. My father is Bernard Glim; his father was Joseph Louis Glim (1917 - 1999), son of Louis Glim (1888 - 1964), son of Bernard Glim (or Glein?), who was born in the Netherlands in 1860 and died in Chicago in 1920. I'm having trouble tracing back after Bernard, although it seems he arrived in the US with his wife Mary (Schliberman) in 1881 or 1887. Does this sound like anything you've found yourself? I'd love to compare notes! This particular branch of the Glims is still in Chicago.

Re: A Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 7 Nov 2008 8:58PM GMT
Classification: Query
Yes, we are related. Loretta is my mom. My dad, George L. Kadar, SR. died in October, 2004. Joe (your grandpa) was my mom's beloved brother --her favorite. Your dad, who I called "Bernie" when we were growoing up on 138th St, in Blue Island, was always a very sweet cousin. Your research sounds correct as far as it goes.

I'm attaching a 1980's photo of me, my two sons (Justin and Blain), my mom, and Grandma Glim. My mom is still alive. If you'd like to stay in touch, you can e-mail me at sjboudreau@msn.com.
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Re: A Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 10 Apr 2010 7:31PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Kánay
Édesapám üdvözli...Szeretné felvenni önnel és családjával a kapcsolatot ha van rá mód.

Kánay család

Re: A Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 10 Apr 2010 7:31PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Kánay
Édesapám üdvözli...Szeretné felvenni önnel és családjával a kapcsolatot ha van rá mód.

Kánay család

Re: A Brand New George Kadar

Posted: 21 Jan 2013 11:46PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hi, I'm looking for information on a George Kadar that either lived at or possibly had a Bait & Tackle shop at 73825 River Road, Rockwood, MI. I think he may have been related to a Elizabeth Kadar, 33825 W. Jefferson Avenue, Rockwood, MI.

I collect antique fishing lures and recently purchased a large collection of casting weights from a guy in Stow, Oh. One of the casting weights had George's name and address on it, I am looking for information on any information on the company, time of operation and age of casting weight.

Donnie Shingler
979-248-6105
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