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Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

Posted: 31 Aug 2011 7:55PM GMT
Classification: Query
Time has passed since your question . . . but I've entered more people in my tree since I got the Familienbuch from Mezobereny. Johann Adam Pangert is my 3rd cousin, 3 times removed--and he was married to Juliana Wolf who was the daughter of Johann Michael Wolf and Susanna Vogel. If you'd like more info, contact me at rhughes5@rochester.rr.com.

Rose Mary

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

Posted: 13 Oct 2013 10:58PM GMT
Classification: Query
To JHBostwick: My dad, Andrew Arasz, was born in Semlac Hungary. He was related to Bartolfs who settled in Canada. His cousin Betty married Henry Haibach and lived near Binghamton NY. My mom Susan Spier, born in Semlac Romania to Adam and Susanna Spier (nee Szabo). We could be remotely related.

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

Posted: 14 Oct 2013 10:10PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Arasz, Spier, Bartolf, Haibach
I have two Andreas Arasz in my family tree. One was married to Elisabeth Kontz and the other was married to Katharina Schmidt. They were both Evangelische (Lutheran). I found your mother in the Reformierte Familienbuch (Calvinist). Did your parents marry in the US? Henry Haibach was my second cousin. The Bartolfs are in my family--my maternal grandmother was a Bartolf. Have you seen the website for Semlak? www.semlak.de You can order Familienbuch via that site. My cousin took my husband and me to Semlak (note I spell it the way the Germans do) in 2002. If you have not been there, I can send you a link to an album I have on the Internet. With the Bartolf connection, we could indeed be related. Rose Mary Keller Hughes, rhughes5@rochester.rr.com

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

Posted: 26 Jul 2014 2:27PM GMT
Classification: Query
Do you still have the book to upload? My great grandparents came from Semlak - Krucig/Krutzig
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