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Dear All,please mind that in the https://maticneknjige.org.rs/grad-knjiga page has now around 190 new villages available from Romanian part of Banat, eg. this is Temesrékas...
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I found some who I believe are family on this site very recently. My question to the group: for records after 1895 (which is where the records ended for my town of interest), where would I look? My...
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Thanks a lot for that hint. Unfortunately at least the ones from Timisseem to be very fragmented. These must be the "lost duplicates" I heardabout in the Archbishop's Archives in Timisoara.family@......
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For the Timis County those you would have to request viahttp://www.deptimis.ro/ , if you can prove your family connection. Iassume it's the same authority for other counties.Michele via groups.io...
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I probably should have mentioned where: Banatsko Veliko Selo, Serbia (St. Hubert & Seultour).
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Yes, there are later records and also a Family Book by Karen Dalton Preston and David Dreyer that covers the period up to 1943.
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FYI - the books are sold-out, but it is available in CD. Contact me off-list at “karen@...” for more info.--Karen
View ArticleBanater POWs-------Home from Siberia
Thanks to the contributions of Karin Bohnenschuh and Norbert Bambach we how have an outline of Jakob Wirth's POW experiences. His account can be found, especially, in the 1 April 1927 issue of the...
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Looking at the dates, amazing that the group made it through the Russian Revolution area.David Samuelsen
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Hi Michele,it depends on the municipality/settlement. In the Romanian county archives, you can photograph and research church books (if they have survived) going back a hundred years (i.e. to 1923)....
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Dear Florian,thats 100% true. As I see, these updates are containing the Greek Orthodox records. (btw, as I need to search them made me happy :) )Florian Straub via...
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Do they be able to provide street addresses? My grandgrandpa lived in Temesvár, we know the district, but no exact street address.Florian Straub via groups.io<Flominator=gmx.net@groups.io> ezt...
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The point of the follow-up article from 14 August 1929 is that Jakob Wirth's stories about 2700 Austro-Hungarian POWs being held in Borneo were dismissed as "reine Phantasie" - pure fantasy.The Red...
View ArticleFamily book Csatád/Lenauheim
Hi there,in case somebody owns the book "Familienbuch der katholischenPfarrgemeinde Csatád/Lenauheim im Banat 1767-2005":Can you please check, if there are any Szlavek/Szlavik are in there,especially...
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Hallo Florian,Happy New Year!As far as I know, the Lenauheim/Csatad FB only goes through the mid-1800s...but if you know of a newer one, please let me know (banatbooks.com lists only...
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Hi Bill,thanks for the quick reply. There is this one:https://wiki.genealogy.net/Lenauheim_1767_-_2005,_OFBThe other one is available online...
View ArticleSaric name
Hi, I joined the group hoping to find a way to locate information about my husband’s family on his mother side, last name Saric. They live in Zemun in early 1900. Could anyone guide me in how can I do...
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Aha! I see that the later Dietmar Giel is, in fact, listed at Banatbooks.com, under Csatad (despite the "see Lenauheim" reference, where it's not listed). Apparently it's out of print now, but good...
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I look forward to what is posted here. My mother was born in Semun, in 1943. German. I’ll see if I have any information. I did however just do a brief search for you on Familysearch.org, there are a...
View ArticleInteresting book
After visiting the Banat on a genealogy tour a few years ago, I am finding this book interesting, published in June—Goodbye Eastern Europe: An Intimate History of a Divided Land, by Jacob Mikanowski....
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