Doing research for publication on ethnic German immigrants from Veszpem County, 1890 - 1965. Have investigated following cities where they congregated: NYC(Manhattan & Bronx only], Newark NJ, Paterson NJ, Bethlehem PA, Nutley NJ, Allentown PA, Perth Amboy NJ, New Brunswick NJ, Northhampton PA, Bridgeport CT, Montreal Canada.
Need to know other cities where they congregated including neighborhoods, Churches they attended, clubs they formed, newspapers they published.

I have a Jozsef (Joseph) Sos that lived in Bridgeport, CT. He was b. 17 Apr. 1867 in Vesprem Megye Hungary. I am not sure when he immigrated to USA, But he married Zsuzsanna Bodnar of Kovacsvagas, Abauj Megye Hungary in Bridgeport abt. 1912-1914. Jozsef Sos (Soos) d. 11 Feb. 1942 in the Hillside Nursing Home, Bridgeport, CT. I have census reports for 1930-31-33 & 35. That lists him at 405 Spruce St, Bridgeport, CT. I would be greatful for any info on him before he immigrated to USA.

I have recently become aware of a Paul Toth, son of John (Janos) and Anna Kovach Toth and brother to Anna Laura Toth, lived in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Mr.Chrisbacher we have shared info in the past.My Kreiner family came from Nemetbanya via Hof (displaced persons camp) Germany. They came to U.S. in 1952.They arrived on the Blatchford in port of New Orleans.Then on to Big Spring Texas working for the ranch owner who "sponsored" them.
Moved to Nutley NJ. Then on to Paterson NJ.
If you have any info from Paterson area records please contact me .I recall a St. Boniface R.C. church.
gflorsjk@bellsouth.net

My father immigrated to US in 1936. He was born in Lazi, within County of Veszprem megye. I am willing to share information with you. He first lived in North Jersey, Patterson/Passaic area and later in Bronx, NY. He had an uncle who lived in Bronx in early 1900s. Please write me as soon as possible.

They also immigrated to Philadelphia, PA. One of the churches I know they attended was St. Peter the Apostle Church in Philly. My husband's family came over in 1901.

Shannon

There was a large congregation of Germans and Hungarians in Philadelphia, PN and in Trenton, NJ.

Sandra: Thanks for your response. What are the names of the churches in Phila and Trenton that they attended?

Hello Pat!!! I just discovered that my Grandparents on my mother's side were from Hungry. And I believe the mystery West Prinn Germany, is really Hungry!!! The town of Nanna I understand!! Is there such a place? I have been searching for several hours!! The name is Bierbaum! See you Thurs.
at the FHC Joan!!!!

Yes, the place is Veszprem County, Hungary and the village is Bakonynana, formerly Nana.