Here's the link to 1828 Census https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/231564?availability=Family%20History%20Library Bacs-Bodrog Torontal Temes along with many other areas. David Samuelsen

Hatzfeld - to 1851 https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/12635?availability=Family%20History%20Library Lazarfeld to 1852 https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/309486?availability=Family%20

Yes, there is a difference! One example is Tillman Ackermann and his mother. Not listed at all in Perjamosch FB. Tilmann was listed as a child born in Perjamosch to Peter Ackermann and Catharina. The

Betty, if you are looking for Fedl - go to Lovrin. This #2612 is for 1st husband LANG

page 114 as requested of Burger families

On Sat, Apr 9, 2022 at 4:27 PM Betty Wagner <banater@...> wrote: If someone has the Warjasch/Varias Familienbuch I would appreciate a family lookup for the following: Peter BURGER - born i

Looks like Remilong was changed over the time from a variant of Remlinger/Rimlinger Quite a number of German surnames get morphed while in Hungary before emigration to USA. David Samuelsen

Ancestry is not 100 percent accurate. I still have issues with them because I have 3 distinct German groups (Pommern Kashubians, German/French hybrids of Saarland and Baden/Wurttemberg, all have diffe

I am looking forward to coming out of FB for Deutschsanktpeter !! David Samuelsen

(Q: OSB Pardan 1618) is what it said for Peter Neises family #1916 (2nd volume) What does that meant? I am tracking down the descendants in my family. David Samuelsen

#6238 Family spelled Simoni, same as in Perjamos. #6236 Franz, father of Nikolas

Beth Molnar What picture? Czech part of what's now Czechoslovakia was always Austrian, and not under Hungary's rule, so the names and place names remained German and/or Czech while the Slovakia portio

There is no such as the Austrian Empire before 1804. The name was not of much use. It is more this " Habsburg Monarchy" which lasted until 1918 or Ducal Monarchy and later just "Austria Hungary" Habsb

The Banat was not yet divided into counties until after about 1783 (after the death of Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria), transferred to Hungary rule. Since then: Torontal Temes Krasso-Szoreny Bacs-B

Thanks! And I discovered some more info not mentioned in this FB. Two went to America. Mathilda Kimm (wife of Michael Franzen). Listed on death record a sMathilda Kihm her sister, Anna Kimm went to So

I am wonder about Detta Familienbuch. It ends in 1852, same as the original images at FamilySearch site. Have there been any efforts to update to add up to possibile 2000? I tracked one colonist, Samu

2015 edition goes to 1920, do I understand that this new edition goes all the way to 2012? Please reply asap so I can notify the Family History Library to order this quickly. The FHL does accept donat

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Discovered this entry in Konfeld FB. Attached is the info. Anyone having this family in the Banat? "Note Paul Abel is registered with 3 people to enter the Banat on October 18, 1784" David Samuelsen

Here it is. (I have entire scan of Perjamosch) David Samuelsen

that is news to me since many of mine did NOT change from German to Hungarian. They retained the spellings they were born with. Toggendorf, Baltes, Brausch/Brasch, etc. David Samuelsen