These databases are courtesy of BB member Patrick Kovacs.

The transcriptions of Großpetersdorf records from the Großpetersdorf Catholic records is for the years 1797 to 1895 and consists of two complete transcriptions, one of the 587 marriage records from 1797 to 1827 and another of the 1211 marriage records from 1828 to 1895. Copyright of both remains with Patrick Kovacs. The first transcription set (1797-1827) bridges the gap between the Matriken.at records (1711-1796) and the FamilySearch records (1828-1895).

The transcription of Großpetersdorf records from the Großpetersdorf civil recording district records is for the years 1895 to 1920 and consists of the complete transcription of the 530 marriage records. Copyright remains with Patrick Kovacs.

Name spellings (both surname and given names) have been standardized in some of these datasets to allow easier searches; you should check the original image for the exact form that appears in the records. [Standardized means only that a single form of a given name, or of what is believed to be the same surname, is used in the records, regardless of what was recorded.]

A plus sign (+) after a name indicates that the person was deceased at the time of marriage.

Großpetersdorf was also known by the Hungarian names Nagy-Szent-Mihály and Nagy-Német-Szent-Mihály, the Croatian name Veliki Petrštof and the Romanes name Simeha. The name Großpetersdorf is used for all entries in this collection (regardless of the variation entered in the original record).

The Großpetersdorf Catholic Parish included itself and the villages of
- Jabing, before 1852 (Hungarian: Vasjobbágyi),
- Kleinpetersdorf, after 1858 (Hungarian: Kis-Szent-Mihály and Kis-Német-Szent-Mihály, Croatian: Mali Petrštof) and
- Miedlingsdorf (Hungarian: Mérem [old Meren]; Croatian: Milištrof, Milštrof).

The Großpetersdorf civil recording district included itself and the villages of
- Kleinpetersdorf (Hungarian: Kis-Szent-Mihály and Kis-Német-Szent-Mihály, Croatian: Mali Petrštof) and
- Miedlingsdorf (Hungarian: Mérem [old Meren]; Croatian: Milištrof, Milštrof).

The Catholic marriage records for 1828-1895 were digitized by FamilySearch, being available on film:

familysearch.org/search/film/004620345 (1828-1895).

The civil marriage records were digitized twice by FamilySearch, being available on the following sets of films; the first was the source for this transcription:

familysearch.org/search/film/005036229 (1895-1920).

familysearch.org/search/film/007296541 (1895-1917), and
familysearch.org/search/film/007296544 (1918-1020).