Danube-Swabian German - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Neu Pasua ancestors

pauloneun — 2011-12-17 23:17:32Z

you find all these families on
www.neu-banovci.de
or
www.gen-strecker.de

Re: Neu Pasua ancestors

lrheffington — 2011-11-09 12:31:10Z

There is a book, published in 1956 entitled Neu Pasua. It is in German, but there is a family registry section and the surname Will is on p. 367,368,369.

I'm just starting to research family name Gerber who also lived in Neu Pasua

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

RMKellerHughes — 2011-08-31 19:55:09Z

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: Gehl and Beitz: Lenauheim, Csatad:1850s

Barrel543 — 2011-01-28 19:19:36Z

Hi,

So far I don't know of any of our Gehl descendants either going to Ohio or connected with Enderle surnames but I will keep it on file just in case something turns up.

Thanks for contacting me!
Beryl

Re: Gehl and Beitz: Lenauheim, Csatad:1850s

bonnieenderle1 — 2011-01-28 16:43:06Z

I have Giel/Giehl, Johann from Lenauheim as an uncle to my Enderle family. Enderle settled in Mansfield, Ohio.

Re: Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

lindaaklew — 2010-10-06 22:06:51Z

Thank you...Any information on Anna's family would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

elleitermann — 2010-10-05 20:47:13Z

I will ask my father if he has any info! I will send some pics of Anna and Conrad later this evening!

Re: Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

lindaaklew — 2010-10-05 13:08:24Z

Wow...They are my great grand parents as well....my grandmother was their daughter Elizabeth "Elsie" Meshefski Everhart. Please I would love any pictures of the family you might have...Thank you, lindaaklew@yahoo.com

Re: Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

elleitermann — 2010-10-04 22:45:15Z

Hi! Anna and Conrad are my great gradparents! My grandfather George Leitermann! I have tons of pics please get back to me if interested.

Re: Banat and Batschka

jane_gilbert — 2010-05-22 21:20:49Z

Thank you. I have learned the village name thanks to the Donauschwaben-villages list on Rootsweb.

It is Hidegkut.

I appreciate your help!

Jane

Banat and Batschka

Mohnbauer — 2010-05-22 20:51:27Z

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Banat_map.svg
Krstur sounds similar:http://www.krstur.com/srpski_krstur/srpski_krstur_geografija...
http://www.krstur.com/srpski_krstur/srpski_krstur_geografija...
in Banat:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srpski_Krstur
in Batschka:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruski_Krstur
http://www.dvhh.org/batschka/

if you search at google with the familyname and the word danubeswabian possible finding a placename.

Re: Help with village name

Mohnbauer — 2010-05-22 20:34:40Z

must be possible anywhere in this area, as was austrian-hungarian for a time. old map with the german names:
http://www.mramorak.de/bildband/banat.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banat
list for placenames:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_deutscher_und_ungarischer...

Re: Help with village name

Mohnbauer — 2010-05-22 20:21:09Z

what was ancestors name?

Help with village name

jane_gilbert — 2010-04-21 22:23:13Z

Can anyone help with what the name of this village might be? I'm chasing down one of my German surnames, and found an immigrant to the U.S. from this village in Hungary. If the attached photo isn't large enough, I've posted it to my website too.

http://www.janegilbert.org/village.jpg

Thanks!

Jane

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

CarolHanas52 — 2010-01-21 08:33:38Z

My grandmother was Magdalena Pangert, born 1888 in Mezobereny, Bekes, Hungary and her mother was Juliane Wolf (from Mezobereny) who married a Pangert. Magdalena had a brother Adam Pangert. Would love to know if this Juliane Wolf (my great grandmother) is part of your relatives.

Re: Bauer-Hoffman-Schunatz-Frauenhoffer-Schalyo

medisen — 2009-06-28 18:34:57Z

Hi.

We may have something in common here. My grandmother was Elizabeth Schunatz. She had a sister, Klara, who had kids named John, Carl, Nick, and Mary. I don't know of an Elizabeth butI do remember Nick Schalyo, and Carl Schalyo as well as Mary. Maybe we can compare notes. Hope to hear from you.

Re: Need translation please -Donauschwaben Fesivities

TheTimeAngel — 2009-06-23 19:07:18Z

Thank You Nancy,
Yes it was near Centerline, in what was the Village of Vandyke (now part of Warren). Roths Barn became the Carpathian Club then moved to Sterling Heights, MI. The building on Vandyke has since been torn down, including Roths Home. I remember it very well, the House later became a boarding house. I wish I would had taken photo's of them, in my youth.........
Thank You Again.
Best regards
Kurt

Re: Need translation please -Donauschwaben Fesivities

NancyRutman — 2009-06-22 23:20:54Z

Here's what I think the first advertisement says:

"If you want to spend your free time in pleasant society among compatriots, become a member of the Out-door Bowling and Social Club or its Women’s Department

Club premises: Roth’s Barn, Vandyke [Avenue] at the corner of Republic [Avenue], 3 blocks north of 9 Mile Road

Meetings each third Sunday in the month

Ninepins and Lotto games for the ladies each Sunday

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And here's what the second one means:

"What can be made from a barn!

See Roth’s homestead at 9 Mile Road

Moderate prices for weddings, dances, balls, group celebrations and ninepin parties"

----------------------

PS: This location seems to have been in the "Center Line" neighborhood of Detroit, Michigan.

Re: Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

budaipeter — 2009-06-19 14:50:00Z

Hi,

I found the parents of Konrad Leitermann: Petrus and Barbara Bayer. He was married to Anna Taugner, parents Johann Taugner and Magdalena Klein, g-parents Bernhard Taugner and Margaretha Behabetz, further Bernhard Taugner and Anna Streckfuss, Johann Taugner (1774, Grabatz-1833)and Caroline Momper (b. 1777 Lenauheim), Johann Georg Taugner and Elisabeth Fischer. He was born 1742- d. 1782.

Look on Alexanderhausen, Banat, Romania
Kind regards,
Peter
Belgium

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

2009-03-06 22:20:14Z

looking for BAUTZ PAUTZ PAUCZ PAUSZ BAOTZ, BAITZ ETC.:
specifically from the Kowatschi/Covaci/Temeskovacsi
in the late 1880's thru 1917 or possibly later

grandfather: johann Bautz b 23 sept 1889 in Kovacsi

Parents: Friedrick and Emilie Kirschner (sp)
Emilie also had son Stefan Beregaszi or similar sp.
before marrying F. Bautz

Friedrick and Emilie had following children that I know of.

Maria b 1884
Peter b 1887
Johann b 1889
Josefa b 1892
Konrad b 1896
Fred b unknown
Louisa b unknown

John, Peter, Maria and Josefa emigrated to US
Konrad died 1916, a casualty of WWI

Do know know where they may have come from before living in Kowatschi/covaci/kovaci

Re: Searching for family information in Serbia

claire1488 — 2009-02-21 14:50:58Z

Thanks for the information. I have already joined the mailing list and I visit the dvhh site frequently. Just hoping someone may be able to point me in the right direction.

Claire

Re: Searching for family information in Serbia

TheTimeAngel — 2009-02-20 20:36:13Z

Hi Clair.
Some of the names and places a vaguely familiar to me.

Have you checked out the Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands?
http://www.dvhh.org/

For better results join the DVHH mailing list on Rootsweb.
http://www.dvhh.org/community/mail-list.htm

Searching for family information in Serbia

claire1488 — 2009-02-20 15:52:23Z

I am looking for the following information for my family. Any suggestions on how to go about finding this information would be greatly appreciated.

Tiskalmanfalu, Serbia
1. Birth Record Birth Record for Franz Grasz born May 17, 1895 in Tiskalmanfalu (Waldneudorf) Serbia.

*I have the birth record for Gyorgy Grasz born January 13, 1893 in Tiskalmanfalu (spelling?) which is from a Lutheran Church. I have attached a copy of the record. Would like to know which parish this is from.

2. Marriage Certificate for Gyorgy Grasz and Ersebet Koszt around 1889 possibly in Tiskalmanfalu (Waldneudorf), Serbia

3. Birth Record for Elizabeth Koszt around 1870 possibly in Tiskalmanfalu

4. Birth Records for 9 other children born to Gyorgy Grasz and Ersebet Koszt in 1894, and between 1896 and 1908.

When Elizabeth was alive she said that she had 12 children, 9 of which died along with her husband, Gyorgy Grasz, when she was pregnant with my grandfather, Emil who was born April 13, 1909 in Budapest. I would like to find the records of these children one of which may have been born in 1894, and the rest between 1896 and 1908. Some, if not all, may have been born in Tiskalmanfalu before they moved to Budapest.

Budapest, Hungary

5. Death record for Gyorgy Grasz between 1908 and 1909 in Budapest.

Pivnicza, Hungary or Pivnice, Serbia

6. Janos Szabo born April 28, 1894 in Pivnicza, Hungary which is now Pivnice, Serbia. Interested in finding out who his parents were and where they were born.

Doroszlo, Hungary

7. Eva Langanecker(not sure of exact spelling) born July 22, 1897 in Doroszlo, Hungary. Interested in finding out who her parents were and where they were born.

Jarek or Backi Jarak, Serbia

8. Michael Bloser born October 16, 1889 in Jarek.

8. Jacob Fix (spelling may vary) born about 1855 in Jarek, Yugoslavia. Interested in finding out who his parents were and if he had any siblings.

9. Jacob Fix married Margarita around 1876/77 most likely in Jarek since Margarita was born there also.

Sajkasszentivan,

10. Katalin Fix born about 1885

Thank you!

Claire Evans
s/v Second Wind
Roatan, Honduras

Re: Neu Pasua ancestors

karenpitts2480 — 2009-01-29 16:15:52Z

My grandparents also immigrated to Sharon, PA and I currently reside there. The ship manifest states that my ancestors came from N. Pogna, Hungary. Our family name is Young--listed as JUNG on the manifest. I would like to find the village they came from I'm assuming it was Neu-Pasua. Good luck with your search.
Karen

Need translation please -Donauschwaben Fesivities

K_McCrary — 2008-04-17 02:33:14Z

Hello my family use to go to this place. I am wondering if anyone can translate it into understandable English, I perhaps misspelled some of the words so I have posted the scans below.
Thank You very much
Kurt

Wenn Sie ihre Freien Stunde in angenehmer Gesellschaft unter Landsleuten verbringen wollen treten sie ais mitgited bie dem
oder dessen Frauen Abteilung
Vereinslokal Roths Barn Vandyke Ecke Repulic 3 blocks north of nine mile road
Versammtungen jeden dritten sonntag im monat
kegelschieben und lottospiel der damen jeden sonntag
----------------------
Translation?
If you their free hour in pleasant society among compatriots to spend want to step it ais mitgited bie?
OUTDOOR BOWLING and SOCIAL CLUB
or its? Mrs. Abteilung
Club premises Roths barn Vandyke corner Repulic of 3 block north OF nine mile road
SAM MTU gene? each third Sunday in the month
to cone-push? (Shuffle board/bachi ball?) and Lotto play? (Bunko?) of the ladies each Sunday

===========================================

Was man aus einer Scheune gemact hat
sehet
Roths Heimftatte an 9mile Road
Massige Preise fuer Hochzeten taenze baelle
Vereins
Festlichkeiten und Kegelpartien
----------------------
translation?
Which one from a barn in accordance with act has?
sees
Roths to Heimftatte? at 9mile Road
massive? prices for Hochzeten of dances of balls?
association
festivenesses and cone portions (food?)
---------------------------------------

Neu Pasua ancestors

triangular_trees — 2008-03-03 06:03:17Z

I'm in the process of completing my family tree. It is my hope to find people who descended from some of the same ancestors as me.

The following names are on my family tree. All were Danube-schwabian germans from the town Nova Pazova (neu pasua). Also if anyone has any suggestions for researching the Will surname i'd appreciate it - search engines include every single site that some has used the verb "will" and most genealogy specific websites have "will" as one of their automatically excluded terms.

Friedrich Will (b 1879) and Katharina Guska/Juska (b 1885)
*both immigrated to Sharon, PA.

Michael Will(b. 1852) and Elisabetha Popp (B. 1853)

Fridericus Will (1830-1890) and Maria Elisabetha Lederer (1830-1892)

Petrus Will (1799-1849) and Rosina Ellenberger

Philippus Will (1764 - 1807) and Maria Elisabetha Heintz Hofman (1867-1907)

Other family tree surnames that aren't part of my direct line:

Abrell.......Altorfer.....Ardt
Banzhaf......Bauer........Binder
Bittelbach...Bomler.......Brod
Buszmann.....Copp.........Dech
Flohr........Gleich.......Graf
Haller.......Heyse........Holp
Huber........Kailer.......Keck
Kendel.......Klaus........Kranzler
Kumpf........Lebherz......Leibensberger
Lemmer.......Muller.......Reck
Ruchbauch....Schafer......Schempf
Schiller.....Schleicher...Schveitzer
Shafer.......Urschel......Vagman
Weber........Yentz

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

wossjenka — 2008-02-19 11:04:42Z

Hi Beryl,

unfortunately I have no other information for Lenauheim.

Good luck with your search.

Sabine

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

Barrel543 — 2008-02-18 22:29:42Z

Hi Sabine,

Thnak you for the reply. I noticed that the births don't go farther than about 1845. I'm interested in births 1850 and later.

Do you know of any resources for Lenauheim that included Catholic births 1850 and later?

Thanks.
Beryl

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

lindaaklew — 2008-02-15 18:05:47Z

Yes there is, unfortunately none are my relations that I can tell:(
Great site though
thanks

Gehl and Beitz: Lenauheim, Csatad:1850s

Barrel543 — 2008-02-06 21:38:30Z

Hi,
Looking for family info relating to Peter GEHL (or Gihl, Gahl, Gehle, Gihle, Gahle, Gell, Gall,Geel, Geal, etc.)born March 1850 and born in Lenauheim or Csatad, Austria-Hungary.

Also his wife, Barbara nee BEITZ, born in Lenauheim or Csatad, Austria-Hungary June 1855.

Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions.
Beryl

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

wossjenka — 2008-02-06 12:10:25Z

Hi,

the following page shows the marriage of Anna Hipfel with Philipp Beisser, also her parents and grandparents and his parents.

http://www.ortsfamilienbuecher.de/famreport.php?ofb=lenauhei...

Sabine

Re: Gertianosch, Csatad, Denta, etc 1700s - present

wossjenka — 2008-02-06 12:06:39Z

Hi Beryl,

the following link shows the marriage of Nikolaus Gihl and Elisabeth Fucks in 1834 and their four children:

http://www.ortsfamilienbuecher.de/famreport.php?ofb=lenauhei...

And lots of TAUGNER here:
http://www.ortsfamilienbuecher.de/namelist.php?nachname=TAUG...

Sabine

Anna Taugner Born:abt 1894 Hungary

lindaaklew — 2008-01-19 23:56:37Z

Anna Taugner Born: abt: 1894 Hungary or Germany she married Conrad Leitermann in michigan. I believe she immigrated about 1812 or so..I have asked all family members, and no one knows for certain, and I am unable to find anything on her anywhere. I would truely like to find out her parents, siblings..Please if anyone can help me I would be so grateful and not to mention HAPPY. Thank you in advance for anything on her. Lindaaklew@yahoo.com

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

loristraus — 2007-11-18 14:28:13Z

Semlak has a book of church records that you can get from their website - just e-mail the president of the committee/board at www.semlak.de, I believe. I'm currently at the wrong computer to upload it. But if someone is interested, please let me know and I can pass it on. (I MAY have lost it - I've been through several computers since then. But I'm pretty sure I have it. Just needed to put in that disclaimer.)

Lori

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

JHBostick — 2007-06-06 21:04:58Z

My father's family, Haibach, is from Semlac and Mezöberény, too. My dad's sister married a Wagner, my dad's cousin married a Bartolf, and my cousin married the former wife of a Schäfer. I visited Semlac in 1969 and 1973.

Re: Bauer-Hoffman-Schunatz-Frauenhoffer-Schalyo

K_McCrary — 2007-05-23 12:35:41Z

Your family lived http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birda,_Timi%C5%9F

Location:

* Country: Romania
* 10km E of Detta
* Postal Code:1926
* Railroad station: Birda
* Filial parish of: Detta

Population:

* 1977: 1150
* 1930: 1247 (63.6% Germans)
* 1910: 1321 (44.9% Germans)

The Totenbuch does not list anyone from Detta with those names and Birda is not listed. Maybe you will have to add your families death toll to the Totenbuch.
http://www.totenbuch-donauschwaben.at/en/index.php

As you see the parish for Birda is Detta...............

The LDS FHC does list:
Austria, Banat, Detta - Church records
Titles Kirchenbuch, 1724-1852 Katholische Kirche Detta (Banat)

and Austria, Banat, Detta - Genealogy
Titles Familienbuch der katholischen Pfarrgemeinde Detta im Banat und ihrer Filialen 1724-1846/52 Krämer, Anton

So there is a family book........I suggest you try "posting to the DVHH mailing list" for further information and possibly a look up and pull the church records and family book from the FHC shelves.

http://www.dvhh.org/banat/finding.htm

Mailing list
http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/HUN/DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLA...

Bauer-Hoffman-Schunatz-Frauenhoffer-Schalyo

deborahdavis175 — 2007-05-22 19:13:18Z

Looking for more info: 1. Eva Hoffman(1891-1976) and Peter Bauer(1884-1940) came over from Birda in early 1900s. 1904-1909. Peters dads name was August. Evas dads name Phil. Was told both their remaining families in Birda was killed during war. Eva and Peters children: Eva Jean and Carl. 2. Anna Schaylo and John Schunatz(Zsunacz) SR had a son Joseph Schunatz 1918-1979. 3. A new link I found and searching for more on is... Klara Schnatz married John Schalyo in US. Klara Schunatz was siter of Konrad Schutz. Konrad Schunatz(dob 1887)married Eva Frauenhoffer. They had a child named Mathias Fraenhoffer. He had a child named Alexander Frauenhoffer. Klara Schunatz and John Schalyo had 5 children: John, Elizabeth, Carl, Nicholas, Mary. I am at a real loss for info from Birda, Austria, Hungary, etc.

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

dweirich_1 — 2007-04-07 20:50:56Z

I have just have pointed out to me that many with the name of Hirsch went by the name of Szarvas (for political reasons) after Hungarian was declared the official language. I guess this was just to complicate things for us in the 21st century :<)

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

dweirich_1 — 2007-04-07 20:49:02Z

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

dweirich_1 — 2007-04-07 19:06:00Z

I'm interested in the name Grunwald and the similarity to my grandmother's name (as I know it) of Grunewald. She came from Semlak to Harrisburg, PA before WWI.

Re: Relatives from Semlak, Romania Hungary or Semlac

dweirich_1 — 2007-04-07 19:02:16Z

My mother's parents (Nickalaus Hirsch & Eva Grunewald both came to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA from Semlac Romania (it was then Hungary) prior to the Great War. Interested in any connections.

Re: schaare

K_McCrary — 2007-04-06 04:50:56Z

Looks like Schaare's came from Northern Germany above Franconia

Both of you might try
the Surname site............
http://christoph.stoepel.net/geogen/en/Default.aspx

Then try the appropriate State Mailing list or Board in Germany (177 of them) and post there.

German Telephone book
http://www3.dastelefonbuch.de/?la=en&cx=&cy=&sp=...

Re: schaare

ramini1 — 2007-04-06 01:46:10Z

Unfortunately I can't help you with information on Christain Schaare. I am trying to find information on the ancestors of Jacob and Sophie Schaare who came to New Zealand from Germany,presumabley in the 1800's. Jacob and Sophie had a number of children, who also had numerous children, ancestors of my father Eric Francis Schaare. Please could you help me with any information that you have.........Rachel Bloy

Re: Filipova - Pertschy/Bertschy family

K_McCrary — 2007-03-08 06:40:18Z

Do you have any scanned photo's of Filipova? My family were the AMENT's I have no Idea what it looks like and only limited information on the history.

Thank You
Kurt

Re: Help-someone in the COLOGNE area

K_McCrary — 2007-03-08 06:32:05Z

COLOGNE is in Germany. Try posting to Nordrhein-Westfalen

Mailing List Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/DEU/NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne

www.stadt-koeln.de

in English
http://www.stadt-koeln.de/en/koelntourismus/index.html

Help-someone in the COLOGNE area

glenysdaniels77 — 2007-03-08 04:30:39Z

Is it possible for anyone to take a photo of a war grave in the COLOGNE SOUTHERN CEMETRY-
This is my grandfathers grave and he died Prisoner of War in the First World War.
I have all the details of where his grave is and can send them if I get a reply. It is only quite recent that I have learned of his final resting place
Because I am researching my family history I have no photos at all of him,so this request is my dream.
Many Many thanks to anyone who maybe able to help.
Glenys Australia

Are you researching family roots of ethnic German background?

jody_pharr — 2007-01-14 21:32:59Z

To anyone researching their family roots of ethnic German background in former Austria-Hungary territories, consider the Danube Swabian / Donauschwaben. I invite you to check out the Donauschwaben Villages' Helping Hands (DVHH) Project http://www.dvhh.org, a volunteer project for researchers of Danube Swabian Heritage. We are celebrating our 4th year online, providing a wealth of information for you to utilize.

We also have a worldwide mailing list "DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES-L"

Topic: (DVHH) is a bilingual English-German mailing list for anyone with an interest in the former Danube Swabian (ethnic German) villages situated in the six regions which were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1918: Banat, Batschka, Hungarian Highlands, Sathmar, Swabian Turkey, Syrmia & Slavonia. (these regions are today in parts of Hungary, Romania, Croatia and Yugoslavia (Serbia).

We help researchers discover their Danube Swabian ancestral roots, history, environs, culture and lifestyle. We encourage our list members to ask questions and share discoveries. If you are new at researching, you will learn quite a bit about your heritage on our list. And we may learn something new from you.

This mail list is associated with the DVHH online project. Read more about joining our mail list:
http://www.dvhh.org/glance/mail-list.htm

Happy Hunting,
Jody McKim
ps: I only understand English

Re: Batschka--Assistance needed please

LajosReich — 2006-11-30 07:19:55Z

I send your message to a person, who is origined from Bácsbresztovácz.
That is a very closed person, but I hope, you can take up the contact.
Also I can tell you, where you can get the records - by symbolic price.
lajos reich, Hungary.

Re: Batschka--Assistance needed please

LajosReich — 2006-11-30 07:19:55Z

Is this right e-address?
woody.m@comcast.net
Mine is reichl@t-online.hu
I am not researcher, and never do help for money. The people do not know, how many places are, where can get help unshelfish way........
lajos reich

Re: Batschka--Assistance needed please

LajosReich — 2006-11-30 07:19:55Z

I did not forget you, only my computer was ill a little and could not use the internet.
Write to the Archbishopery Archive to Kalocsa to Mr Lakatos or Mr Szabó: archivum@asztrik.hu
They have all books of Bácsbresztovác
Have a good luck!