| Surname | Researcher | Village - Parish | Other Details |
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| Campbell | Cheri Jacobson Enns | From Burgenland or another village in Austria. | |
| Cassar (Kassar) | Gil McGlynn [inactive] |
Kaisersteinbruch (Császár-Köbánya) | Johann Gottfreid Cassar, christened June 26, 1789, son of Michael Kassar (born ~1760) and Theresa Brunsch (born ~1765), who married ~1787. Johann moved to, married in (August 27, 1820), and died (October 24,1843) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. |
| Chabitch (Csebits, Csebics) | Lori Chabitch |
Rohrbach (Jobbágy-Újfalu); Grossbachselten (Nagy-Karasztos); Kleinbachselten (Kis-Karasztos); Kotezicken (Sárosszék) |
Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Chandl (Csandl) | Anne Reed Shannon | Hagensdorf (Karácsfa) | John Chandl (Kosma Csandl), born in 1899, came to New York City at age 23. He married Theresa Pail. They settled in Derby, CT, in 1925 and had two daughters, Margaret and Anna Chandl. |
| Char (Csar, Tchar) | Annemarie Tringali | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | |
| Char (Csar, Tchar, Tschar) | Susan Powers | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | From the Stegersbach area. |
| Chenchik | Carolyn Chechik Burns | Rechnitz (Rohonc) | Settled in Darlington, WI. |
| Cherkitz | Bob Gibiser | Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes) | Early 1900s to Allentown, PA. |
| Chernich | Wayne LeBlanc | Settled in Chicago, IL. | |
| Chunko | Mary Chunko | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | Settled in Hellertown & Bethlehem, PA & Newark, NJ in the 1900s and 1920s. |
| Cinz | Sandra Hoffmeister Wills | Settled in Chicago, IL. | |
| Cleary | Joseph J Jarfas [deceased] |
Kohfidisch (Gyepufüzes); Mischendorf (Pinkamiske); Ják (Sankt Georgen), Hungary |
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| Clement | Frank Palmer | Neuberg (Újhegy) | |
| Clementics | Michael Aumüller | Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary | |
| Colby (Kolby) | Bob Tobin | Mönchhof (Barátudvar) | Settled mainly in the Stevens Point, WI area. |
| Conrad (Konrad(t), Konrath) | Candace Schildknecht |
Gaas (Pinka-Kertes); Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary |
Settled in Northampton, Ormrod and Lehigh, PA. Some in St. Louis, MO. |
| Creutz | Robert Zecker [inactive] |
Zurndorf (Zurány) | |
| Csaar | Rachael (White) Dobsovicova | Kleinmürbisch (Felsö-Medves) | |
| Csamer (Szamir) | Richard Csamer |
Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi); Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) |
Louis J Csamer b. 1873 in Wallendorf. Anton Csamer, b. 26 Mar 1919, went to Canada in 1957, d. 5 May 1991. |
| Csandl | Darlene Thiel | Hagensdorf (Karácsfa) | Adolph Csandl, born Sept 1890 to Jozsef Csandl and Karolina Pail, emigrated to the USA in 1906, settling in Pittsburgh, PA. He had children Josephine and Karl, and died in 1918 in Pittsburgh due to the Spanish flu. His descendants still live in the Pittsburgh area. |
| Csanits | Katharina Bryant [inactive] |
Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | Born 1943, to US in 1964. |
| Csar | Barb Groh | Settled in Nazareth and Northampton, PA. | |
| Csar | Annelie Hakk |
Bocksdorf (Baksafalva); Stegersbach (Szentelek) |
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| Csar | Patrick Kovacs |
Bocksdorf (Baksafalva); Olbendorf (Óbér); Ollersdorf (Barátfalva) |
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| Csar | Carol Kuc |
Bocksdorf (Baksafalva); Güssing (Német-Újvár) |
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| Csar | Alexander W Tschaar [deceased] |
Olbendorf (Óbér) | Settled in PA. |
| Csar (Czar) | Beth Nikles | To Northampton, PA. | |
| Csarman | Gunter Stejskal | Zillingtal (Völgyfalu) | |
| Csarmann | Viktor & Regina Hladky | Zillingtal (Völgyfalu) | |
| Csassar | Nancy Kern Sweeten |
Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary; Szent Gotthárd (Sankt Gotthard), Hungary |
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| Csecsinovitz | Kevin M Palan | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | |
| Csecsiunits | Charlotte Ewer |
Stegersbach (Szentelek); Güssing (Német-Újvár); Vasvár (Eisenburg), Hungary |
Emigrated to Philadelphia, PA, early 1900s. |
| Cseh | Hannelore Santa |
Jakabháza (Jakobshof), Hungary; Felsö-Rönök (Oberradling), Hungary; Alsó-Rönök (Unterradling), Hungary |
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| Cseh (Zach) | Margaret Kaiser | Felsö-Rönök (Oberradling), Hungary | |
| Csemannky | Dave Bertha | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | |
| Csenar | Vanessa Ellicott | Nikitsch (Füles) | |
| Csencits (Gensits, Csensitz, Czencsitz) | Lisa Cole | Hedwig Csencits b. ~1886, emigrated to New York City then Chicago, settled in Coplay, PA, m. Frank Taniser. | |
| Csencsits | Nancy Csanadi |
Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs); Kroatisch Ehrensdorf (Horvát-Hásos); Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary |
Settled in Northampton and Fogelsville, PA. |
| Csencsits | Brenda Csencsits | Harmisch (Hovárdos) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Csencsits | Dennis Csencsits [inactive] |
Harmisch (Hovárdos) | Frank Steven Csencsits and wife Julia (Schuch) to USA in 1909. |
| Csencsits | Steve Geosits |
Harmisch (Hovárdos); Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary |
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| Csencsits | Barb Groh | Sankt Kathrein (Pósa Szent-Katalin) | Settled in Nazareth and Northampton, PA. |
| Csencsits | John Lavendoski | ||
| Csencsits | Janice (Polaha) Myers | Kroatisch Ehrensdorf (Horvát-Hásos) | John Mathias Stubits and wife Johanna Csencsits settled in Northampton, PA. Johanna died at age 33. |
| Csencsits | Beth Nikles | Sankt Kathrein (Pósa Szent-Katalin) | To Northampton, PA. |
| Csencsits | Maria Thekla Purk | Kroatisch Ehrensdorf (Horvát-Hásos) | Maria Cscensits, born 5/4/1898, to Northampton, PA. |
| Csenczich | Carolyn Chechik Burns | ||
| Csensita | Marian McHale | Kirchfidisch (Egyházasfüzes) | Maria Csensita and husband Stephen Schaffer settled in Northampton, PA ~1902. |
| Csensits | Bill McGarry | ||
| Cserer | Keiron Rado |
Rechnitz (Rohonc); Althodis (Óhadász); Markt Neuhodis (Város-Hadász) |
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| Cseri | Michael Murphy | Punitz (Pónicz) | Josef Cseri/Cherry and Theresa Horvath (1855). I'm adopted so I only know what I've been able to gather so far through research. The above is a guess based on 3rd and 4th cousin's family trees on Ancestry. I also match Frank Paukowits on GEDmatch. |
| Cseri | Kaitlyn Schmit | Punitz (Pónicz) | My great-grandfather Michael Cseri (1895-1942) was born in Punitz, house #37. He immigrated to New York City through Baltimore in Nov. 1912. Three of his siblings also immigrated to NYC: Steven Cseri, Anna Hoffman nee Cseri, Hedwig/Hattie List nee Cseri. His siblings Herman, Andreas, Franz, and Joseph remained in Austria. Michael's parents were named Joseph Cseri (1865 - 1925) and Theresia Horvath (1867 - 1918). Marriage record lists them as living at #37 and #53. Joseph's parents were Michael Cseri (1826 - 1866) and Apollonia Holczer (1838 - ?) and his grandparents were possibly Gyorgy Cseri (1792 - 1856) and Anna Hoffman (1805 - >). There were two Theresia Horvaths in Punitz of around the same age. One lived in #53 and the other in #20. Austrian family has handwritten records saying that Theresia Horvath's parents are Joseph Horvath and Teresia Bernarditz, #20, but the marriage record says that our Theresia lived at #53, which means her mom would be Anna Brenner. I'm not sure. Maybe the family record is an incorrect assumption. My great-grandmother Maria Rosenitsch (1906 - 1995) was born in Neutal. She immigrated to NYC through Elis Island in 1922 and married Michael Cherry in NYC around 1928. Her younger two brothers, Johann and Stephan, immigrated to Canada. Maria's parents were Johann Rosenitsch and Theresia Dominkovitz. Possible grandparents were: Stefan Rosenitz + Anna Osterits, and Joseph Dominovitz + Elisabetta Rathmanner. Someone in the Burganland Bunch helped an adopted 3rd cousin build this tree, but I have not verified the names further-up nor have I been able to find records in Neutal. |
| Cseri (Cherry) | Brenda Csencsits | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | Franz Cseri emigrated to Allentown, PA, in 1906, married Anna Schaffer from Kirschfidisch in 1909 in Catasauqua, who emigrated to Northampton, PA, in 1904. |
| Cserkits | Sue Stuart | Neuberg (Újhegy) | Maria Cserkits settled in Chicago, IL ~1921. |
| Csernantsky | Dave Wainfor | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | Therezia Gyorgy 24/10/1879 Oberwart. Jonas Gyorgy Jan 1842 Unterwart. Anna Csernantsky 21/3/1841 Oberwart. Emigrated to Vienna, Austria, unknown date. |
| Cserwik | Margaret Glaser | Brennberg-banya (Brennberg), Hungary | Maria Cserwik, born 1865, and Bartholomeus Cserwik, born 1829. |
| Csida | Cheri Jacobson Enns | From Burgenland or another village in Austria. | |
| Csida | Rose Kubiatowicz |
Pamhagen (Pomogy); Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva); Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) |
Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Csida | Norm Pihale [inactive] |
Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Mostly settled in St. Paul, Ramsey County and Stearns County, MN. |
| Csida | Wendy Singer | Wallern (Valla) | Conrad Fink and wife Ursala Denk to St. Paul, MN, c.1885. |
| Csida (Tschida) | Gary R Fink | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Csida (Tschida) | Diana Roth | Moson-Szentjános (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Settled in Germany. |
| Csida (Tschida) | Wade Tschida | Wallern (Valla) | Anton Tschida, b.1878, son of Stefan Csida and Theresa Tenk (Denk), settled in St. Paul, MN, ~1900. Married Elizabeth Griemann, b.1885 in Wallern. |
| Csizmazia | Sue Straw | Rabá-Szent-Miklös, Hungary | |
| Csmerics | Diana Gerdenits | Siegendorf (Czinfalva) | |
| Csongradi | Craig Csongradi | Sankt Nikolaus (Vár-Szent-Miklós) | Sandor Csongradi, b.1908, d.1938-50. Son Sandor, b.27Mar1929. |
| Csucker | Cheri Jacobson Enns | From Burgenland or another village in Austria. | |
| Csuk | Diana S [inactive] |
Felsö-Szölnök (Oberzemming), Hungary; Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary |
Settled in Pittsburgh/Allegheny, PA; St. Martin ad Raab; Montevideo, Uraguay; Winnipeg, Manitoba. |
| Csuk | Rose Lakics Soto | Radling (Rönök) | Settled in West Chicago, IL. Great Grandfather Matyas Csuk of Alsoszolnok Hungary married Rozalia Dornfeld of Jennersdorf Austria. Rozalia Dornfeld's mother was Maria Preininger of Jennersdorf Austria, and her father's name was Janos Dornfeld of Jennersdorf. Csuk Matyas was born in Muraszombat Szloven in 1873. I am also somehow connected to Ferenc Lederer born in 1857. And a DNA match connects me to the Gerger name in Jennersdorf. |
| Csuklits | Maureen Palmquist | Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Cvitkovics | William G Kramer | Neuberg (Újhegy) | |
| Cvitkovitz (Svitkovitz, Switkovitz) | Marie Ainsworth | Güttenbach (Pinkóc) | Settled in Chicago, IL. Frank (Franz) Kulovitz - born 4 Oct or 7 Oct 1900. Emigrated from Bremen to New York 1922. Married Agnes (Agnesz) Cvitkovitz in 1922? Died 7 May 1985 South Holland IL. Buried St Mary's Cemetery, Evergreen Park, IL. Agnes Cvitkovitz - born 7 Jan 1899. Emigrated from Bremen to New York 1923. Died 1951 in Chicago. Eric (Ulrich) Kulovitz (son) - born 24 June 1922. Emigrated 1934? Died 12 Sep 1988. Buried Chapel Hill Gardens Cemetery in Worth, IL. Really seeking assistance finding birth certificates/parents for both Frank Kulovitz and Agnes Cvitkovitz. |
| Czak | Ronald A Madle | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA area, early 1900s. |
| Czakler | László Békési | Pereszteg (Perestagen), Hungary | |
| Czartler | Maree-Lou Dimbokovits | Mönchmeierhof (Barátmajor) | Settled in Wairoa, New Zealand. |
| Czartler | Karen Schwelle | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | Settled in Chicago, IL. Johann Ellinger (1893-1966) was born in Zuberbach and arrived in the U.S. in 1913. |
| Czartler (Zartler) | Ron Unger [deceased] |
Neumarkt im Tauchental | Frank Unger, born 9 Jun 1877 in Neumarkt to Josef and Maria (Rácz) Unger, in 1902 married Jozefa (Josephine) Galovits, born 16 Jun 1882 in Neumarkt to Istvan and Maria (Zartler) Galovits. Frank emigrated to Chicago, IL in 1905. Jozefa emigrated in 1906 with two children, Franz (age 3) and Maria (age 8 months) to join Frank in Chicago. Jozefa's parents, Istvan Galovits and Maria Zartler, emigrated to Chicago in 1922. Adolph Fang Jr. married Anna Galowitsch, had daughter Anna Marie Fang in 1922 in Neumarkt and they emigrated to Chicago in 1923. Johann Janisch married Emma Galowitsch and they emigrated to Chicago in 1922. |
| Czartler (Zartler) | Ronald Louis Unger Jr | Neumarkt im Tauchental | Frank Unger, born 9 Jun 1877 in Neumarkt to Josef and Maria (Rácz) Unger, in 1902 married Jozefa (Josephine) Galovits, born 16 Jun 1882 in Neumarkt to Istvan and Maria (Zartler) Galovits. Frank emigrated to Chicago, IL in 1905. Jozefa emigrated in 1906 with two children, Franz (age 3) and Maria (age 8 months) to join Frank in Chicago. Jozefa's parents, Istvan Galovits and Maria Zartler, emigrated to Chicago in 1922. Adolph Fang Jr. married Anna Galowitsch, had daughter Anna Marie Fang in 1922 in Neumarkt and they emigrated to Chicago in 1923. Johann Janisch married Emma Galowitsch and they emigrated to Chicago in 1922. |
| Czastler (Czartler) | Pam Hudson | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Czekner | John Czekner | Kemesmál, Hungary (Kemestaródfa, HU) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Czencz | Rick Tischler | Sankt Péter (Szent-Péter) | Martin Sattler (b 1848, Andau) and Magdalena Polczer (b 1856, Sankt Peter), emigrated in 1888 and settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Czencz (Czentz, Zenz) | Fritz Königshofer | Rechnitz (Rohonc) | |
| Czerkits (Gergitz) | Susan Yost Clawson | Neuberg (Újhegy) | Settled in Chicago, IL, in 1921. |
| Czerny (Cserny) | Christine Crandall | Lockenhaus (Léka) | Came to Cincinnati, OH and moved on to Dayton, OH around 1870-80s. |
| Czettl (Zettl) | Vicki Roberts |
Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr); Rába-Füzes (Raabfidisch), Hungary |
Ferenc Czettl settled in Gasztony (Gasting), Hungary, close to 1900. |
| Czida | Mark Pitzel | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | Settled in Minnesota, Dakotas, Washington. |
| Czinter | Gary Gaertner |
Deutsch Schützen (Német-Lövö); Eberau (Monyorókerék) |
To Pittsburgh, c.1905. |
| Czinter | Rita Grace |
Kulm (Kólom); Deutsch Schützen (Német-Lövö); Baumgarten (Sopron-Kertes); Unterbildein (Alsó-Beled) |
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| Czipf | Tibor Föthmann [inactive] |
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| Czirner | Joyce Stroble-Stuper | Eberau (Monyorókerék) | |
| Czor | Joyce Palm | Felsolendva (Ober Limbach), Hungary | Marie Czotter, daughter of Ferenc Czotter and Anna Mehlmauer of Neumarkt an der Raab, married Karoly Kiszilak, son of Janos Kiszilak and Anna Szukits of Felsolendva (now Grad, Slovenia). Their daughter Jozefa Kiszilak (aka, Josephine Kislock) was born in Felsolendva, emigrated to America in 1921, married Albert Lauch, and settled in Beaver Falls, PA. |
| Czotter | Joyce Palm | Neumarkt (Farkasdifalva) | Marie Czotter, daughter of Ferenc Czotter and Anna Mehlmauer of Neumarkt an der Raab, married Karoly Kiszilak, son of Janos Kiszilak and Anna Szukits of Felsolendva (now Grad, Slovenia). Their daughter Jozefa Kiszilak (aka, Josephine Kislock) was born in Felsolendva, emigrated to America in 1921, married Albert Lauch, and settled in Beaver Falls, PA. |
| Czuppon (Janka, Zuppon) | Wayne A Thornton |
Stegersbach (Szentelek); Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary |
Johanna Hilda Czuppon to US in 1913. Georg Czuppon (1862-1936), born in Szent Péterfa, lived in Stegersbach until ~1922, married Johanna Korpits in 1896 in Goruja-Lendava. Vilma Czuppon, to the US ~1911, returned to Stegersbach, married Frank Strobl, died 1967. |
| Czvitkovich | Ella Czvitkovich Stivers |
Kleinwarasdorf (Borisfalva); Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd); Nikitsch (Füles); Kroatisch Geresdorf (Horvát-Gyirót) |
Has book titled "800 Jahre Kleinwarasdorf, 1195-1995". |
| Czvitkovics | Kathie O'Mara |
Eberau (Monyorókerék); Bildein (Beled) |
Settled in McKees Rocks, PA, Long Island and Watervleit, NY, and Maplewood, NJ. |
| Czvitkovics | Eva Sereghy | Szombathely (Steinamanger), Hungary | |
| Czvitkovicz (Czvitkovics) | Bill Brown | Settled in Chicago, IL, about 1910. | |
| Czvitkovits | Donna Stockl | Stegersbach (Szentelek) |
| Surname | Researcher | Village - Parish | Other Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dachs | Sandy Stadtherr | Neusiedl am See (Nezsider) | |
| Dachs (Dax) | Sarah Schabel | Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) | August Weber (b ~1890) married Rose Dachs (Dax) and immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA, ~1902. Son August Weber was born 8 Aug 1904 in Pittsburgh. The family returned to Austria ~1906. August Weber Jr. returned to Pittsburgh in 1928 and married Marie Zieger in 1936. August Jr. died 1 Feb 1959 and Marie died 27 Nov 2006. |
| Damhesel | Michael Damhesel | Stadtschlaining (Város-Szalónak) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Damhoesel | Pat Harmon | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Damon | Catherine Clark | Oslip (Oszlop) | |
| Dampf | Michael Dampf | Married Schneefloken; settled in Welland, Ontario via Manitoba and eventually St. Catharine's and Toronto. | |
| Dampf | William Dampf | Bakony-Koppány, Hungary | Janos Dampf married Anna Kancsler in Hungary and settled in Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Dampf | Carl R Knable | Pinkafeld (Pinkafo) | Settled in Chicago in 1912. |
| Damweber | Terry Damweber | Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Damweber (Danweber, Domweber, Donweber, Dunweber) | Pat Screpetis |
Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi); Deutsch Schützen (Német-Lövö); Rába-Füzes (Raabfidisch), Hungary; Vasvár (Eisenburg), Hungary |
Married in Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA in 1907. |
| Dandl | Alice Kobalter Karleski |
Rudersdorf (Radafalva); Fürstenfeld (Fölöstöm), Styria |
Settled in McKees Rocks, PA, ~1903. Also, from Weiz, Styria. |
| Daniel | Marianne Kwiatkowski | Mattersburg (Nagy-Marton) | Settled in California, USA. The Abeles family could have orgininated in Bratoslava/Pressburg/Poszony, although we cannot yet prove it. The surnames Abeles/Aldor, Bauer, Daniel, and Moses are all Jewish and lived in Burgenland before 1938. |
| Daniels | Joseph Ringbauer | Kitzladen (Kicléd) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Daninger | W Bruce Houle | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Michael Daninger in Valla, Catharina Fink in Valla, Martinus Daninger, Elisabetha Heiss, George Fink (Neusiedl am See ), Magdelena Wolf, Joannes Kremermajer (Kremer), Joannes Pitzl, Adamus Daninger, Ursula Tsallerin, Catharina Pitzl, Michael Kremermajer. |
| Danweber | John Royer | Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) | David Schreiner settled in Allentown, PA, 1905; wife was Theresa Danweber. |
| Darabos | Sharon Tompos Cameron | Nikitsch (Füles) | Settled in South Bend, IN. |
| Darabos | Andrea Novak Neumann | Nikitsch (Füles) | |
| Darcrecs | Lea Simitz Buzby | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled mostly in Allentown and Pittsburgh areas of PA. |
| David | Stephen Kovacs | Iváncz, Vas, Hungary | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Dax | A Dax [inactive] |
Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva); Poppendorf (Patafalva) |
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| Dax | Glenn Griffith Dax | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown PA. Eugene A Dax, Louis(Lewis) Dax, Alice Dax, Theresa Dax, Irving Dax, Kurt A Dax, Josef Dax. Pennsylvania was place of residence for many Dax family members. Eugene A Dax was born at home July 4 1910, deceased in March 1983. |
| Dax | Audrey Leiner DeBlasio [inactive] |
Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks) | |
| Dax | Lisa Irlacher Jones | Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) | Rose Dax Irlacher (1908-2003) settled in Chicago, IL. Her parents were Josef Dax born ~1886 and Rosa Deutsch born ~1888. They had three girls (Rose, Annie, Emme) before Rosa died and Josef married her sister and they had two or three additional children. Josef's father may have been Franz and his mother Julianna Sommer. Rosa's father was Mikhail Deutsch and her mother possible Anna, with the family being from Rosendorf. |
| Dax | Bill Oliver | Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks) | Karl Dax (Charles Dox), born 1898, son of Josef Dax and Maria Krenn, emigrated to Pittsburgh in 1906. Most of his siblings also emigrated to Pittsburgh. His oldest sister, Rosa, married Henry Deutsch in Austria, and their son, Henry Anton Deutsch, born 1906, died in Alberta, Canada in 1967. Rosa Dax died in 1917. |
| Dax | Josef Schrei | Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) | |
| Dax | Ronald August Weber |
Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
Searching for information on August Weber and Rosa Dax from Jennersdorf, who met and were married in Pittsburgh, PA 10/13/03. Had a son August Weber Jr. 8/08/04 before returning to Jennersdorf in 1906. Rosa died in 1906. |
| Dax (Dox) | Linda Zotter | Gritsch (Gercse) | Settled in Pittsburgh, PA in 1900. From Gritsch near St. Martin an der Raab. |
| Deckenbacher | John Mikloska | Kittsee (Köpcsény) | Joannes, born 1839 to Francis Deckenbacher, moved to Bratislava in mid 1800s. |
| Decker | Eric Bauman | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown and Pittsburgh, PA areas. |
| Decker | Lea Simitz Buzby | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled mostly in Allentown and Pittsburgh areas of PA. |
| Decker | Ron Ernszt | Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | |
| Decker | John Kloiber |
Zahling (Újkörtvélyes); Fürstenfeld (Fölöstöm), Styria; Deutsch Minihof (Német-Lak) |
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| Decker | Patrick Kovacs | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | |
| Decker | Frank Kurz Jr | ||
| Decker | Maria Ramspott [inactive] |
Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | |
| Decker | Curt Reinik | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Decker | Don & Judy (Decker) Watson | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Franz Decker, b. ~1899, & wife Emma Hoetzl, b. ~1899, to Chicago, IL, ~1923. Son Franz, b. ~9/18/1921, to Chicago, IL, ~1926. |
| Degendorfer | Maria Theresia Degendorfer | Weppersdorf (Veperd) | Berghöfer settled in US in 1857, Degendorfer settled in US in 1912 and 1926. |
| Demetrovits | Grace Demetrovits Ronan | Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary | Stephen Joseph and Maria (Wagner) Demetrovits settled in Northampton, PA, married mid-1920s, moved to NYC. |
| Deml | Robert Lenore Tingerthal | Halbturn (Féltorony) | |
| Demmel (Temmel) | John Reichl | Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) | Alois/Louis Demmel/Temmel and wife Maria Ibitz of Rax emigrated in 1906 to Allegheny, PA. |
| Demmer | Beverly Cox | Gols (Gálos) | Settled in Kansas. |
| Demmer | Alice Holt | Gols (Gálos) | Johann and Elisabeth (Portschy) Demmer came to America in 1874 with sons Paul, 19, Lorenz, 37, Susanne Steiglmahr, wife of Lorenz, and children of Lorenz, Johann, 6, and Theresia, 3. Lived in McCook, NE and then Herndon, KS. Son Matthias was in Kansas in 1880 and later in Jackson, Co., OR. |
| Demmer | Connie Theisen | Gols (Gálos) | I know these family members immigrated to Kansas from Gols. Looking for any information on possible cemeteries. Particularity the Steiners. |
| Demy | Michael Demy-Geroe [inactive] |
Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | |
| Deninger | Jessica Anderson | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in Minnesota. Katharine Pingitzer, born 25 Nov 1875, died 13 Sep 1958, parents John Pingitzer (b.1845, d.1921) and Theresa Flieshaker. Katharine married Anton Joseph Blaeser. John Pingitzer parents were Karoly (Carl) Pingitzer and Barbara Deninger. Karoly parents were Matthias and Theresia Pingitzer. |
| Deninger | Lauri L Deninger | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in West Bend, Palo Alto County, IA. |
| Denk | Andreia Denk | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in AUSTRIA, HUNGRIA. Theresia Halbauer, Nascisa em 1898 em Valla, Austria-Hungria, e Johann Denk Nascido em 1897 em Valla, e se Casaram em 1923 em Wallern, na Austria. |
| Denk | Fabian Mario Denk | Wallern (Valla) | Peter Denk, b.1906, emigrated with his father Heinrich and some brothers to Cosquin, Cordoba, Argentina. |
| Denk | Cheri Jacobson Enns | From Burgenland or another village in Austria. | |
| Denk | Steve Mallery | ||
| Denk | Wendy Singer | Wallern (Valla) | Conrad Fink and wife Ursala Denk to St. Paul, MN, c.1885. |
| Denk | Catherine Svendsen | Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva) | Martin Denk, born 26 Apr 1894 to Martin and Maria (Loos) Denk, arrived in the US on 13 May 1922. May be a cousin to brother and sister, Elizabeth (born 24 Jan 1902) and Boldizsár (born 14 Sep 1898) Trummer, children of Boldizsár and Maria (Denk) Trummer. Elizabeth arrived in US 26 Oct 1924; Boldizsár arrived 4 Oct 1922. |
| Denk | David Woodard | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Denk | Jolene Woodard | Wallern (Valla) | Stefan & Elisabeth Denk, son Vincent, and daughter Katherina and husband Sandor Vagdalt emigrated to Stearns and Ramsey Counties in Minnesota, 1892/3. |
| Denk (Tenk) | Wade Tschida | Wallern (Valla) | Anton Tschida, b.1878, son of Stefan Csida and Theresa Denk (Tenk), settled in St. Paul, MN, ~1900. Married Elizabeth Griemann, b.1885 in Wallern. |
| Dergocsics | Anna Tanczos Kresh | Kroatisch Tschantschendorf (Horvát-Csencs) | |
| Dergosits | John Dergosits | Tobaj (Tobaj) | Settled in Vienna and NY City. Josef Dergosits born January 12, 1880 to mother Anna in Tobaj. Josef married Maria Schragen born May 30, 1885 in Tobaj. They emigrated to Meidling Vienna (date unknown) and lived at Pachmullergass 3, Marriage on June 3, 1906 at Pfarrkirche Meidling. My grandfather (Emmerich) was born on October 9, 1903. Emmerich arrived at Ellis Island on May 28, 1922. I am interested in trying to research the parents of Josef and Maria and to see if Josef had any siblings, since there is another Dergosits family who emigrated to the US and settled in Pennsylvania. |
| Dergosits | Barb Groh | Tobaj (Tobaj) | Settled in Nazareth and Northampton, PA. |
| Dergosits | Beth Nikles | Tobaj (Tobaj) | To Nazareth, PA. |
| Dergosits | Matthew Tanzos | Rehgraben (Ozgödör) | From Rehgraben & Gerersdorf |
| Dergovits | Rebecca Derkovits Henkel |
Neuberg (Újhegy); Bad Tatzmannsdorf (Tarcsafürdö) |
Ludmilla Derkovits and Gerhart Dergovits/Derkowitsch (later officially changed to Derkovits) emigrated to Chicago, IL, and married there. |
| Dergovits | William G Kramer | Neuberg (Újhegy) | |
| Derkics | Wilma Derkiss Rittinger | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Josef (Josephus) Derkics, born 11Sep1875, emigrated to Butler, PA, in 1908 with wife Juliana Shifkovitz, born 1875, and children Franz born ~1904 and Anna born ~1906. |
| Derkits | Kathryn Derkits Eiler | Stinatz (Stinácz) | Gustave Edward Derkits settled in Philadelphia, PA, married Emma Wukovits in 1918. |
| Derkits | Carol Harmon | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | John Malits (b. 1907 in Reinersdorf), wife Marie Derkits (b. 1905) and son Edmund (b. 1928), emigrated in 1928 and settled in Erie, PA. |
| Derkits | Jarrad Marles | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Settled in Mansfield, OH, 1895-1910. |
| Derkits | Mary Anne Siderits | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Settled in Milwaukee, WI, c. 1903-5. |
| Derkits | Sue Tarantino | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | |
| Derkits | Matthew Tanzos | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | From Gussing & St Michael |
| Derkits | Janet L Smail | Reinersdorf (Zsámánd) | My grandparents and my father ( Edmund) came to America in 1928 on the USS Paris. They settled in Erie, PA with relatives in Northampton, Allentown, Bethlehem, and Pittsburgh PA. My sister Carol Harmon is a member. |
| Derkovits | Horst Brunner | Oberdorf (Örállás) | |
| Derkovits | Rebecca Derkovits Henkel |
Neuberg (Újhegy); Bad Tatzmannsdorf (Tarcsafürdö) |
Ludmilla Derkovits and Gerhart Dergovits/Derkowitsch (later officially changed to Derkovits) emigrated to Chicago, IL, and married there. |
| Derkovits | Arthur Schaffer |
Neuberg (Újhegy); Kohfidisch (Gyepufüzes) |
Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Deuschitz (Teauschitz, Teusich) | Sue Carver |
Pama (Körtvélyes); Kittsee (Köpcsény) |
Settled in St. Louis, MO. |
| Deutch | Karen Spisich Amyot | Kroatisch Minihof (Malomháza) | |
| Deutsch | Ray Bauer | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | |
| Deutsch | John Bodisch | Glasing (Kolozsvár) | Alois Bodisch married Hermine Stranzl and settled in NYC in the 1930s. Alois' mother was a Stranzl from Urbersdorf; Hermine's mother was a Deutsch from Glasing. |
| Deutsch | Rebecca Caranna | Königsdorf (Királyfalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA area. |
| Deutsch | Charles G Deutsch | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in St. Paul, MN in the 1880s. |
| Deutsch | Derek Deutsch | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in South Dakota. Stefan Deutsch was my great great grandfather. |
| Deutsch | Diedra Deutsch [inactive] |
Strem (Strém) | Allentown, PA around 1920. |
| Deutsch | Doug & Cindy Deutsch | Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes) | Settled in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Deutsch | James P (Jim) Deutsch | Wallern (Valla) | Settled St. Paul, MN in 1880. |
| Deutsch | Leeann Deutsch |
Pamhagen (Pomogy); Wallern (Valla) |
Steven, son of Maria Pilles and Michael Deutsch, emigrated to Stevens Co, MN. Related families are Grieman, Perlinger, Summer, and Kyrain. |
| Deutsch | Meir Deutsch | Mattersburg (Nagy-Marton) | |
| Deutsch | Phylis Deutsch | Limbach (Hárspatak) | Deutsch brothers, Franz, age 16, and Karoly, age 19 (Charles Samuel Deutsch), emigrated 1903; Johanns, age 18, emigrated 1909, all to Allentown, PA. Charles Deutsch married Theresia Marie Duld in 1908 in Allentown, who came to America in 1905 from Kukmirn. |
| Deutsch | Sebastian Deutsch |
Oberdrosen (Rába-Or); Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Tauka (Tóka) |
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| Deutsch | Troy Deutsch | Strem (Strém) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Deutsch | Dimitrios Dogas | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Deutsch | Joan Emery | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Rudersdorf (Radafalva) to Allentown, PA in 1901. |
| Deutsch | Cheri Jacobson Enns | From Burgenland or another village in Austria. | |
| Deutsch | Louise Fellman | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in Breckinridge, MN. |
| Deutsch | Margaret Fink | Königsdorf (Királyfalva) | Frank Deutsch was born in 1889 and wife Theresia Berghold was born in 1893 in Poppendorf. |
| Deutsch | Richard Given | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Deutsch | Robert Grech | Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | Settled in New York. My grandfather, Rudolph Deutsch, was born in Copley PA in January 1910 to Austrian parents who were from Woppendorf. When Rudolph was still a child, his parents moved back to Woppendorf. When Rudolph was about 18 years old, he moved back to New York as a US citizen. My grandmother, Anna Domitrovits, was born in Gaas in July 1911. She emigrated to New York when she was 18 years old. She met my grandfather Rudolph in NY and married. After many years in Astoria(Queens) NY, my grandparents moved to Beach Lake PA where they spent the remaining years until their deaths in March 1988 (Rudolph) and July 1999 (Anna). |
| Deutsch | Bernhard Hammer | Rosendorf (Pócsfalu) | Josefa Deutsch, born 1895, emigrated 1912 to New York. Aloisia Deutsch, born 1892 emigrated 1912 via Antwerp to US, married Schaukovits. Johanna Deutsch, born 1900, emigrated 1923 via Hamburg to US, married Eisenmenger. |
| Deutsch | Randolph Alfred Heine | Grieselstein (Köröstyén) | Angela Deutsch settled in New Britain, CT, 1908. |
| Deutsch | Kurt F J Heinrich |
Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály); Stadtschlaining (Város-Szalónak); Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) |
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| Deutsch | Sharon Kitchen | Josephus Mandl (b: about 1828 d: 9/13/1902); Theresia Mandl (b: 2/25/1857); Augustin Mandl (b: 10/28/1880 d: 7/7/1952); M. Rose Deutsch (d: about 1904); M. Anna Bruner (5/20/1907); Anna Brunner (b: about 1880, d: 10/18/1918); Mary Brunner (b:7/28/1888); Ludwig Brunner M. Lepoldine? (about 1879); M. Martina Geiger (about 1887). | |
| Deutsch | Patrick Kovacs | Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály) | |
| Deutsch | Carol Lauren-Schmidt | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Deutsch | Ronald A Madle |
Poppendorf (Patafalva); Königsdorf (Királyfalva) |
Settled in Allentown, PA area, early 1900s. |
| Deutsch | Katie McCoy | Settled in St. Louis, MO. | |
| Deutsch | Jerry Molchany [deceased] |
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| Deutsch | Susan (Saks) Nolan | Strem (Strém) | Joseph Sakatsits, b. 14 Jan 1876 in Urbersdorf, emigrated in 1901 and, on 16 Apr 1904, married Maria (Mary) Deutsch, b. 2 Dec 1883; they settled in Allentown, PA, and changed the name to Saks. Brother Michael Sakatsits may have arrived in Allentown in 1904. He shortened the surname to Sacks and settled in the Northampton, PA, area. Joseph and Michael's parents' names likely were Stephan and Anna, and Maria's were John and Maria. |
| Deutsch | Christian Ofenböck | Neusiedl bei Güssing (Felsöujlak) | |
| Deutsch | Bill Oliver | Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks) | Henry Deutsch married Rosa Dax in Austria, daughter of Josef Dax and Maria Krenn. Their son, Henry Anton Deutsch, born 1906, died in Alberta, Canada in 1967. Rosa Dax died in 1917. |
| Deutsch | Julie Pummer | Rudersdorf (Radafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Deutsch | Fred J Reckker | Alsó-Rönök (Unterradling), Hungary | Settled in Pennsylvania about 1898. |
| Deutsch | George Reed | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Deutsch | Andrea Reiter |
Mattersburg (Nagy-Marton); Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony); Lackenbach (Lakompak); Sankt Margarethen (Szent-Margit); Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) |
Also, from Baden bei Wien, Lower Austria |
| Deutsch | Linda D Reynolds | To NYC ~1900, then to Chicago, IL, then settled in Central NY. | |
| Deutsch | Nancy Rush | Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) | Settled in Allentown, PA in 1907. |
| Deutsch | Kitty Friedbauer Sauber |
Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary; Köszeg (Güns), Hungary; Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) |
Bertha (Berta) Deutsch to NYC, Sidney, Melbourne, London. |
| Deutsch | Mary Schatz | ||
| Deutsch | Josef Schrei | Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) | |
| Deutsch | Robert Lenore Tingerthal | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Deutsch | Tricia Tubridy | Strem (Strém) | DEUTSCH, Strem, settled Allentown, PA 1921-1926. Johann and Maria (Garger) Deutsch (b.1866 Strem; emigrated 1926); daughter Johanna (Deutsch) Bohrn (b.1903 Strem, emigrated 1922). |
| Deutsch | Kay Kurtz Vogel | Königsdorf (Királyfalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA, 1921. |
| Deutsch | Dean Joseph Wagner | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Deutsch | Anne Webb | Glasing (Kolozsvár) | Settled in Coplay, PA, returned to Glasing, then back to Bronx, NY. |
| Deutsch | James Weinzatl | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | |
| Deutsch | Scott Wiley | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | DEUTSCH, Deutschkreutz. Settled in Vienna. Religion: Jewish. My maternal grandmother Alice Deutsch Planz' father, Simon Deutsch, was born in Deutschkreutz in 1846, to Karl Deutsch and Theresa Dux. Simon moved to Vienna and married Fanny Bauer. Alice was born there in 1886 and emigrated to the US 1908. |
| Deutsch | Michael Zicherman | Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony) | |
| Deutsch | Martina Freitag | Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) | Johanna Maurer Freitag (B: May 23, 1931 - D: Nov. 19, 2019) from Jennersdorf. Married to Karl Anton Freitag (B: 1921 - D: Dec. 31,1985) on Dec. 1956 in Wiener Neustadt. Martina Freitag (B: July 31, 1957) born in Feldbach hospital. Gerlinda (Linda) Maurer /Deutsch was Johanna’s niece, born 1941 (in Vienna?). |
| Deutsch | Raymond Paluc | Henndorf (Ercsenye) | |
| Deutsch | Lizabeth Deutsch Murphy | Strem (Strém) | Paul Deutsch (b:1894) married Theresia Paukovits (b:1897.12.22) and Rudolph Koefer (b:1901) married Rosa Zach (b:1902). |
| Deutsch (Deutz) | Joseph N Weber |
Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Neumarkt (Farkasdifalva); Unterdrosen (Alsó-Strázsa); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
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| Dex | Frank Kurz Jr | ||
| Dex (Deks) | Reinhard Strobl | Kleinmürbisch (Felsö-Medves) | Settled in Pennsylvania (Lehigh Valley: Allentown, Coplay, Stiles, Nazareth, Egypt, Coraopolis), some in New York (Troy, Hoboken). |
| Dieber | Susan Elliott | Königsdorf (Királyfalva) | Joseph Dieber born 1869 in KernsKonigsdorf, Jennersdorf Bezirk, Burgenland Austria Married Amelia Feichtel 1876 in Austria-Hungary |
| Dietz | D & B Englehardt | Tobaj (Tobaj) | Settled in Chicago. |
| Diewald | Julian Andres | Marz (Márczfalva) | Settled in Argentina. My grandfather was born in Marz, Burgenland. His name was Hans Rumpler and he was married with Teresa Diewald (my grandmother). I looked up for my family there. At this moment I am living in Madrid, Spain and I want to travel to Marz in September 2020. |
| Dikovich (Dikovics) | Stephen J Dikovics | Kaisersdorf (Császárfalu) | John Dikovics, son of Stephen, born 1874, immigrated to Newark, NJ, and married Clementina Eles of Szentmiklos in 1903. |
| Dillingerin | Arthur Schaffer | Markt Allhau (Alhó) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Dimbokovits | Cindy Zartler Baldy | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Dimbokovits | Maree-Lou Dimbokovits | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | Settled in Wairoa, New Zealand. |
| Dimbokovits | Peter Palvolgyi | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | |
| Dimbokovits | Joseph Schneller Sr | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | Martin Schneller, son of Joseph and Pauline (Dimbokovits), married Appolonia Weber and settled in Chicago, IL, 1923. |
| Dinda | Lisa Cole | Susanny Dinda, b.1884 of Austrian/Slavish parents, emigrated in 1904, m. Stanley Piervallo. | |
| Diringer | Christopher Glenn | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Diringer | Catherine Teufel O'Neill | Odenburg (Sopron) | Settled in Apatin, Hungary and Sankt Andreas. In the church book for Sankt Andreas in the Banat area (then Hungary/now Romania), Paul Tiringer's place of origin is shown to be Sopron. His estimated year of birth was 1737. Paul arrived in Sankt Andreas in or around 1789 with his wife, Eva/Anna Eva Scheer/Scherer who was born in 1755 in Apatin, Batschka, Bacs Bodrog County, Vojvodina, Hungary (was also Yugoslavia and now Serbia). Due to the age difference, there is a possibility that Eva was not his first wife. Paul's name appears in the Apatin records with his wife, but he and Eva were not married there. I have yet to discover where they were married. They eventually moved to Sankt Andreas in the Banat area of the Holy Roman Empire with at least 4 children whose birth places are unknown to me. Paul was the notary for the village of Sankt Andreas. This was a position of some esteem. I am looking to discover more about Paul and the places he lived before he arrived in the Banat. He and Eva are my 4th Great Grandparents. I have taken a DNA test and have my results on Family Tree, Gedmatch, MyHeritage and Ancestry. Any help would be much appreciated. |
| Dirnbeck | Andrea Konrath Esposito | Settled in Chicago 1907. Researching Julianna Dirnbeck, Georgius Konrath, John Zumpf, Luisa Zumpf. | |
| Dirnbeck (Dirnbik) | Jean Marie Kelly | Rotenturm (Vasvörösvár) | Julius DIRBECK and Rosina KORPER, Sankt Martin in der Wart, settled in Chicago, IL, in 1930 after immigrating to Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| Dober | Betty Jean/Theresia (Goetz) Horrum | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Ancestors settled in Omaha, NE, Gretna, NE, Paxton, NE, Herndon, KS in 1880s. |
| Dobitsch (Dobitch, Tovizh) | Gene Traupman | Königsdorf (Királyfalva) | Mary Dobitsch to Northampton, PA , married Frank Traupman in 1910, moved to Allentown, PA then Emmaus, PA. |
| Dobranitz | Sara Neskovic | Oberloisdorf (Felsölászló) | |
| Dobrovics (Dobrovits) | John Joseph Dobrowits |
Miedlingsdorf (Mérem); Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály) |
Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Dobrovits (Dobrovics) | Markus Dobrovits | Dürnbach (Inczéd) | Istvan Dobrovits, b.1884, to US in 1914. |
| Dolgos | Norine Dolgos Matteson | Magyarlak (Ungarisch Minihof), Hungary | Charles Michael Dolgos, born May 25,1871, died May 19, 1931, Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Dolmanits | Josef Schrei | Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi) | |
| Dolzer | Sandy Stadtherr | Neusiedl am See (Nezsider) | |
| Dominek | Debbie Hooper | Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton) | Settled in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, PA. |
| Dominek | Carla Ogden | Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton) | Adolf Dominik, b.1864, settled in Denver & Allentown, PA and Bronx, NY. |
| Dominkovits | Steven Rosenitsch | Neutal (Nyujtal) | Johannes Rosenitsch and Anna Dominkovits settled in Toronto in 1928-9. |
| Dominkovitz | Kaitlyn Schmit | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | My great-grandfather Michael Cseri (1895-1942) was born in Punitz, house #37. He immigrated to New York City through Baltimore in Nov. 1912. Three of his siblings also immigrated to NYC: Steven Cseri, Anna Hoffman nee Cseri, Hedwig/Hattie List nee Cseri. His siblings Herman, Andreas, Franz, and Joseph remained in Austria. Michael's parents were named Joseph Cseri (1865 - 1925) and Theresia Horvath (1867 - 1918). Marriage record lists them as living at #37 and #53. Joseph's parents were Michael Cseri (1826 - 1866) and Apollonia Holczer (1838 - ?) and his grandparents were possibly Gyorgy Cseri (1792 - 1856) and Anna Hoffman (1805 - >). There were two Theresia Horvaths in Punitz of around the same age. One lived in #53 and the other in #20. Austrian family has handwritten records saying that Theresia Horvath's parents are Joseph Horvath and Teresia Bernarditz, #20, but the marriage record says that our Theresia lived at #53, which means her mom would be Anna Brenner. I'm not sure. Maybe the family record is an incorrect assumption. My great-grandmother Maria Rosenitsch (1906 - 1995) was born in Neutal. She immigrated to NYC through Elis Island in 1922 and married Michael Cherry in NYC around 1928. Her younger two brothers, Johann and Stephan, immigrated to Canada. Maria's parents were Johann Rosenitsch and Theresia Dominkovitz. Possible grandparents were: Stefan Rosenitz + Anna Osterits, and Joseph Dominovitz + Elisabetta Rathmanner. Someone in the Burganland Bunch helped an adopted 3rd cousin build this tree, but I have not verified the names further-up nor have I been able to find records in Neutal. |
| Domiter | Mike Orban | Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary | Settled in Pittsburgh, PA, about 1902. |
| Domitrovits | Joe Domitrowich |
Deutsch Ehrensdorf (Német-Hásos); Strem (Strém); Steinfurt (Lipóc); Henndorf (Ercsenye); Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks) |
Immigrants in Allentown, PA. |
| Domitrovits | Robert Grech | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | Settled in New York. My grandfather, Rudolph Deutsch, was born in Copley PA in January 1910 to Austrian parents who were from Woppendorf. When Rudolph was still a child, his parents moved back to Woppendorf. When Rudolph was about 18 years old, he moved back to New York as a US citizen. My grandmother, Anna Domitrovits, was born in Gaas in July 1911. She emigrated to New York when she was 18 years old. She met my grandfather Rudolph in NY and married. After many years in Astoria(Queens) NY, my grandparents moved to Beach Lake PA where they spent the remaining years until their deaths in March 1988 (Rudolph) and July 1999 (Anna). |
| Domitrovits | Bill Gross | Sumetendorf (Szombatfa) | Settled in College Point, NY. |
| Domitrovits | Josef Kaufmann | Strem (Strém) | Maria Domitrovits, husband Frank Kaufmann, son Josef. |
| Domitrovits | Annie Kaufmann-Daidone | Strem (Strém) | Settled in New Jersey. |
| Domitrovits (Domitrovitz) | Linda Bell | Steinfurt (Lipóc) | Michael Domitrovitz (Domitrovits) married Theresa Mikitsh (Mikikics) in 1921 in Steinfurt and emigrated to Passaic, NJ, in 1921 and later to New York, NY. Theresa joined him in 1923. |
| Domnanovich | Joe Domnanovich | Nikitsch (Füles) | Settled in South Bend, IN. |
| Domschisz | Michael Winkler | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | |
| Domschitz | Sarah Domster | Moson-Magyaróvár (Wieselburg) | Jacob Domschitz settled in Dayton, OH then Lockport, NY. |
| Doncsecz | Tibor Horvat |
Rábatótfalu (Windischdorf), Hungary; Apátistvánfalva (Stefansdorf), Hungary |
Ferenc Doncsecz from Rábatótfalu settled in Pennsylvania around 1908. Others from Apátistvánfalva settled in Bethlehem, PA, around 1905. |
| Dongisch | Lynette Wolf |
Andau (Moson-Tarcsa); Tadten (Mosontétény); Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary |
Ancestors settled in western Kansas in 1880-90s. |
| Donner | Mary Ann Draxler Amole | Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | Settled in Northampton / Coplay, PA. Ignatz Draxler. |
| Donnermeyer | Ginger Creely | Mathias and Elizabeth Donnermeyer settled in Omaha, NE, in 1881 with sons John and Michael. | |
| Donnermeyer | Mary Donermeyer | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Emigrated to Stevens Point, WI about 1880. |
| Donnermeyer | Carol J Tolson | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Settled in Stevens Point, WI, 1879-80. |
| Donweber (Tonweber) | Walter F Piff Jr | Deutsch Minihof (Német-Lak) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Doppel | Norm Pihale [inactive] |
Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Mostly settled in St. Paul, Ramsey County and Stearns County, MN. |
| Doppler | Lori Sheetz | Frank Plessl (B: 8 Aug 1883; D: 4 Jan 1946), emigrated around 1908 to Allentown, PA. Wife was Theresa Doppler Plessl (B: 3 Aug 1888; D: 11 Feb 1982). | |
| Doppler | Gary T Strobl | Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes) | Settled in Allentown, PA. Frank (Franz) Strobl, Grandfather, 1903-1974. Anna (Himler) Strobl, Grandmother, 1902-1982, Married in Allentown, PA 20 Nov. 1923, Gustav Hadl (Orig. Hodl), Grandfather, 1902-1995, Julia (Tapler) Hadl, Grandmother, 1906-1991. Cecelia (Wiesner) Tapler, Great Grandmother, 1884-1992, daughter of the late Joseph and Cecelia (Doppler) Wiesner from Eltendorf. |
| Doppler | Hope E Strobl | Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes) | Settled in Allentown, PA. Frank (Franz) Strobl, Grandfather, 1903-1974. Anna (Himler) Strobl, Grandmother, 1902-1982, Married in Allentown, PA 20 Nov. 1923, Gustav Hadl (Orig. Hodl), Grandfather, 1902-1995, Julia (Tapler) Hadl, Grandmother, 1906-1991. Cecelia (Wiesner) Tapler, Great Grandmother, 1884-1992, daughter of the late Joseph and Cecelia (Doppler) Wiesner from Eltendorf. |
| Dorner | Dominik Dorner | Redlschlag (Újvörösvágás) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Dorner | Michael Dorner |
Burg (Pinka-Óvár); Hannersdorf (Sámfalva) |
Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Dorner | Carla Larissa Fallberg |
Moson-Magyaróvár (Wieselburg); Parndorf (Pándorfalu) |
Joseph Dorner, born 1888 to Barbara (Bertha) Nigrinyi Dorner, to NYC, NY, Sanford, FL, and Los Angeles, CA. Daughter Bertha Dorner Fallberg, 1923-2007. |
| Dorner | Sue Straw |
Lackenbach (Lakompak); Lackendorf (Lakfalva); Neutal (Nyujtal); Markt Sankt Martin (Szent-Márton) |
Immigrated to Cleveland, OH, 1921. |
| Dorner | Monica Dorner Unangst | Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Dornfried | Robert J Dornfried | Windisch Minihof (Kistólak) | |
| Dorschitz | Michael Demy-Geroe [inactive] |
Köszeg (Güns), Hungary | Maria Dorschitz married Michael Giefing ~1800. |
| Dorwekinger | Margaret Glaser | Brennberg-banya (Brennberg), Hungary | Maria Dorwekinger, born 1889, and Ferenz Dorwekinger, born 1858. |
| Dory | Joseph F Walter |
Kimle (Kimling), Hungary; Moson-Magyaróvár (Wieselburg); Györ (Raab), Hungary |
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| Dox | Sandy Stadtherr | Neusiedl am See (Nezsider) | |
| Draganits (Draganoits) | Robert J Balint | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | Settled to South Bend, IN. |
| Draganits (Draganoits) | Brian Balint | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | Agnes Prikosovits (born April 15, 1887 in Kroatisch Minihof) married Ernest Draganits (born 1-11-88 in Deutschkreutz) on August 29, 1914 in South Bend, IN. Unsure when they emigrated to the United States. These are my grandparents on my mother’s side. I am the son of their daughter, Louise, and the brother of BB member Robert Balint. |
| Dragocsics | Monica Jurasits Weninger | Rehgraben (Ozgödör) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Dragosits | S Maack | Rehgraben (Ozgödör) | Settled Bronx, NY and NYC. |
| Dragosits | Roberta Weiant | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Coplay and Allentown, PA. |
| Dragositz | Hilda Dragositz Heigl | Sulz (Sóskútfalu) | Settled in West Coplay (Stiles), PA. |
| Dragositz | Robert L Heigl | ||
| Dragositz | Robert Henry | Rehgraben (Ozgödör) | Settled in New York, 1910. Anna Alice Dragositz, born 7 Jun 1895, near Vienna, Austria. Arrived in New York on 14 Mar 1910. Married Fred C Chandler on 23 Dec 1914 in New York City. Father listed on marriage certificate as Andrew Dragositz, mother Ioacia Keglowitz. When Anna immigrated she lived with Frank and Mary Dragositz in New York City. |
| Dragositz (Dragosits) | Doug Drago | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Mary and Joseph Dragositz to Bronx, NY in 1920. |
| Dragovits | Patrick Kovacs | Kroatisch Tschantschendorf (Horvát-Csencs) | |
| Dragovits | Erich Kumbusch | Kroatisch Tschantschendorf (Horvát-Csencs) | |
| Dragovits | Klaus M Schaffer | Tudersdorf (Taród-Csencs) | Emigrants settled in IL, PA, NY and CA. |
| Dragschitz | Edward A Kopinitz | Hornstein (Szarvkö) | |
| Dragschitz | Sonja Poeltl | Wulkaprodersdorf (Vulka-Pordány) | Came to the US before WW-II. |
| Dragsits (Dragschitz, Dragsich) | Danielle Ayo | Pama (Körtvélyes) | George Dragsits (Dragschitz, Dragsich) B April 24 1879 immigrated to St Louis, MO in 1904 Helen Fabsich (Fabsits, Fabschitz) b Aug 18 1888 immigrated to St Louis MO in 1907. Franciscus Frischmann married Agnes Fabsich they immigrated to St Louis. Johan Teuschitz marked as cousin on immigration form. Wedenich is tied in through the family line. |
| Draskovic | Janice M Akre | Lockenhaus (Léka) | Settled in Fargo, ND. Joseph and Franciska (nee Noa) Draskovics lived in Lockenhaus in the 1880s with two daughters, Franzisca b:1880 and Mathilda b:1882. The mother died in 1893. Mathilda emigrated, married George Crankshaw and lived in Detroit. Franzisca stayed, married a Schoberwalter and had three children. Mathilda received a postcard from the Lockenhaus Schoberwalter family in 1934 but lost contact during WW-II. |
| Draskovich | Robert Bathiany | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in Germany and Kentucky. |
| Draskovits | Rebecca Overpeck | Liebing (Rendek) | My gr.grandparents are Istvan Windisch (10/25/1855) and Roszalia Draskovits (4/16/1862). They had three children while living in Liebing: Ferencz (12/27/1879), Rosalia (1/16/1881), and my gr.grandfather Ernö (8/06/1884). They migrated to Croatia sometime after my grandfather’s birth and had 3 more children: Stjepan (5/01/1887), Marija (9/10/1889), and Terezija (9/01/1892). |
| Drauch | Rocky Bayer | Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr) | Cecilia Drauch and Andrew Mondschein came to Bethlehem, PA, around 1904. |
| Drauch | Rebecca Caranna | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA area. |
| Drauch | Martin Friedrich |
Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr); Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
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| Drauch | Ronald A Madle | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA area, early 1900s. |
| Drauch | Beth Martin | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Dravetz (Dravec) | Patricia Nemetz | Martinje, Slovenia | Settled in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Draxler | Mary Ann Draxler Amole | Settled in Northampton / Coplay, PA. Ignatz Draxler. | |
| Draxler | Georg Peter Mavridis | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Four to six children of Johann Draxler emigrated to the USA around 1900. |
| Draxler | Sue Straw | Lindgraben (Kis-Hársfalva) | |
| Dreindl | Elizabeth Airheart | Settled in South Bend IN ~1904. | |
| Dreindl | Beth Babits | Neckenmarkt (Sopron-Nyék) | Josef Babits emigrated to Elyria, OH, in 1923 with wife Theresia Flesar. She was from Bohmischkrut (now Großkrut), Austria. |
| Drexler (Draxler) | Gene Benninger | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | Settled in Allentown, PA, then St. Louis, MO. |
| Drimmel | Edward Drimmel | Kroatisch Minihof (Malomháza) | |
| Drobolits | Michael Aumüller | Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary | |
| Duckovitsch | Julie Shana Sem | Did not immigrate. | |
| Duh | Bob Watson | Boreca, Slovenia | Settled in Bethlehem, PA 1903. John Duh and Helen Bogar were married and begat Adam Duh (b: 12-21-1885) who emigrated from Boreca (now in Slovenia) to Bethlehem in 1903. In Bethlehem, Adam married Teresa Koltai (daughter of Jonas Koltai and Fanny Luther b: 2-26-1885) who had also emigrated from Slovenia (~1905) from Sulinci or Selo. Adam Duh and Teresa Koltai were my mother's parents. The Koltai family resided in Sulinci in 1910 and 1947 (and probably for the years between). Stephen Duh, Adam's brother, emigrated to Bethlehem in 1904 as did Teresa's sisters: Anna, Elizabeth and Etelka (1905-1915). These families were significant members of the Windish community of S. Bethlehem and were also well established in Hellertown, PA. |
| Dujmovics | Gregory P Dimovitz | Sulz (Sóskútfalu) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Dujmovics | William F Dimovitz | Sulz (Sóskútfalu) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Dukovich (Dukovits, Tukovits) | Michael Heber |
Güssing (Német-Újvár); Langzeil (Hosszúsor) |
Franz (Ferencz) Heber, born 16 Sep 1886, son of Alajos and Julia (Szommer) Heber of Inzenhof, emigrated 1903 to Troy, NY. He married Ida Dukovitz (Dukovits/Tukovics), born 20 Mar 1888 to Margareta (Osel) Dukovits of Güssing (Langzeil), on 25 Jul 1908 in Troy. |
| Dukovics | James Heller | Langzeil (Hosszúsor) | Settled in Coplay, PA? |
| Duld | Phylis Deutsch | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Deutsch brothers from Limbach, Franz, age 16, and Karoly, age 19 (Charles Samuel Deutsch), emigrated 1903; Johanns, age 18, emigrated 1909, all to Allentown, PA. Charles Deutsch married Theresia Marie Duld in 1908 in Allentown, who came to America in 1905. |
| Duld | Pat Harmon | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Duld | Bob Loeffler |
Kukmirn (Kukmér); Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) |
Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Duld | Suzanne Mooney | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Philadelphia, PA in 1890s. |
| Duld | Dennis Stangle | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley, PA, area. |
| Duld (Duldt) | Shearin Duldt Christiansen | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Pennsylvania. Theresa Baur Weinhofer Duld (Duldt); B:10 Sep 1887 Kukmirn, Gussing, Burgenland, Austria; D:August 20, 1956 Lawrenceburg, Lawrence, Tennessee, USA - John (AKA Johann) Duld (Duldt) Sr; B:18 Aug 1887 (possibly 1882) Austria Hungary (or Kukmirn, Guessing, Burgenland, Austria); D:12 Dec 1946 Allentown, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, USA. |
| Dulmovits | Greg Bourlotos | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Teresa Dulmovits, born 1898, settled in the NYC/New Jersey area around 1908-1910. Teresa's sister Mary also settled in NYC. In 1912, Teresa married Mike Klepeis, one of seven sons of Aloius Klepeis, b.1864 (son of Mary, b.1840 in Hungary) and Mary Ivankovits, b.1871 in Tobaj. Mike and brothers Gus, Jimmy, Reiny, and Joe all settled in the NYC/Bronx area in early 1900s. |
| Dulmovits | Louise Panni | Settled NYC, Toronto, Canada, Allentown, PA. | |
| Dulmovits | Heidi Simon | Tudersdorf (Taród-Csencs) | Catholic. Settled in New York City, 1936 |
| Dulmovits | Cathy Stallone | Tudersdorf (Taród-Csencs) | Anna Huber, daughter of Franz Huber (~1895-1936) & Maria Dulmovits (~1885-1957) to US after father's death. Franz' parents were Lucas Huber (born c.1860) & Anna Jautz (of Tobaj). |
| Dunarich | Viktor & Regina Hladky | Trausdorf (Darázsfalu) | |
| Dunkl | Christian H Dunkl |
Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton); Trausdorf (Darázsfalu); Sankt Margarethen (Szent-Margit) |
Settled in Fort Lauderdale, FL in 2001. |
| Dunkl (Dunkel) | Donna Dunkel Kemp |
Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
Josef Dunkel, born 1891 to Peter and Aloise Zotter Dunkel, emigrated to Pittsburgh, PA, and Milwaukee, WI, before settling in New Britain, CT, in 1912. Married Christine Louise Fartek, born 1897 near Kusma, Slovenia. Related surnames are Windish, Zotter, Mandl, Schermann (Sherman), and Buset (Buzet, Busetti). |
| Dunst | Sharon A Beischer |
Tobaj (Tobaj); Hannersdorf (Sámfalva); Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály) |
To Passaic, NJ, New York City, NY and Harrisburg, PA. |
| Dunst | Carole Hamric | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | Settled in New York. |
| Dunst | Sean Ingber | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | Paul, Stephen and Julia Dunst settled in Bronx, NY. |
| Dunst | Cathy (Pammer) Leschke | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | |
| Dunst | Carole Pammer | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | |
| Dunst | Julie Shana Sem | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Durr | Courtney Mitchell | Zurndorf (Zurány) | Andreas Resch, son of Andreas and Theresia (Durr) Resch, settled in Akron and Brush, Colorado, 1888. |
| Durtschy | Frank R Durtschy |
Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr); Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) |
Frank Durtschy immigrated to Allentown, PA. First wife was named Caroline. |
| Duskanich | Ewald Pingitzer | Sigless (Siklós) |
| Surname | Researcher | Village - Parish | Other Details |
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| Ebenspanger | Regina Lowy Espenshade | Stadtschlaining (Város-Szalónak) | |
| Ebenspanger | Michelle Hartner |
Kukmirn (Kukmér); Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) |
Theresa (Feiler) Ebenspanger Imp, born 1863, immigrated to US around 1900 and settled in New York City and then Milwaukee, WI. First husband, Ferencz (Frank) Ebenspanger of Kukmirn, whom she married around 1882, died 1900 in Frauenkirchen, She married her second husband, John J Imp from Gerersdorf, around 1902 and likely in New York City. Son Frank Ebenspanger Imp, born in Gerersdorf in 1886, settled in Milwaukee, WI. |
| Eber | Mary Carmody |
Agfalva (Agendorf), Hungary; Balf (Wolfs), Hungary; Harka (Harkau), Hungary |
Associated names: Pohl, Bader. |
| Eberhadt | Gary Schuch | Jabing (Jobbágyi) | Eberhadt and Gansfus settled NY, NY. Religion: Catholic. |
| Eberhard | Steve Geider | Rauchwart (Rábort) | Settled in Lehigh Valley. |
| Eberhard | Donna Hanzl Livermon | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Settled in Passaic, NJ. |
| Eberhard | Angelika Richter |
Gamischdorf (Ganócs); Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) |
Some of them emigrated to Passaic, New Jersey. |
| Eberhardt | Dennis Eberhardt | Unterbildein (Alsó-Beled) | Paul and Cecelia (Schmalzel) Eberhardt emigrated to Northampton, PA in 1923. |
| Eberhardt | Joan Mello Eberhardt | Gamischdorf (Ganócs) | Daniel Eberhardt and Maria Herman settled in Philadelphia, PA. |
| Eberhardt | John R Eberhardt | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | Settled in St. Lous, MO, in 1905. |
| Eberhardt | Richard P Eberhardt [deceased] |
Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | EBERHARDT, BINDER, Grandparents: Franz & Julia, Woppendorf; Parents: Stefan EBERHARDT, Woppendorf, Louisa BINDER, Kohfidisch. Emigrated approx 1924 to Burgenland enclave in Chicago, IL with brother Joseph. |
| Eberhardt | Larry R Everhard | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | My grandfather Stephen John Eberhardt was born Dec 14, 1873 in Pornoapati Hungary. He died Feb 1, 1941 in Bethlehem PA. He married Theresa Brunner born Oct 17, 1884 in Ujhegy. They were married at St. Michael in 1906. They immigrated to Northampton PA in 1908. Theresa died in Lower Nazareth Oct 27, 1918. Stephen’s parents are Joseph Eberhardt and Anna Schrammel. Joseph was from Pornoapati and Anna from Unterbildein. Both died in Austria/Hungary. Theresa’s father was Joseph Brunner from Rohrbach an der Teich born about 1859. He immigrated to Northampton Pa in 1904. He died in the USA…we believe in PA.Theresa’s mother was Catherine Lorincz Brunner born April 25 1858. Joseph died before she could join him. She died in 1951 in Neuberg. She lived on the family flax farm. |
| Eberhardt | Bonnie Hannah | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | Settled in St. Louis, MO. |
| Eberhardt | Edit Hari | Schachendorf (Csajta) | Settled in Salköveskut, Hungary. |
| Eberhardt | Veronica Hertzog | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Eberhardt | Pam Hudson | Neumarkt (Felsö-Kethely) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Eberhardt | Rachael M Lane | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in and around New York, NY. |
| Eberhardt | Katie McCoy | Settled in St. Louis, MO. | |
| Eberhardt | Jerry Molchany [deceased] |
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| Eberhardt | Joan Eberhardt Moreno | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | EBERHARDT, HERMAN, Sankt Michael, Gamischdorf, settled Philadelphia PA and Coplay PA. Interested in EBERHARDT Family (Daniel, Rudolph, Paulina, Adolf, Franz) and HIRMANN(HERMAN) (Mary, Maria, Patritz) family. |
| Eberhardt | Fred J Reckker | Deutsch Bieling (Német-Bükkös) | |
| Eberhardt | Robert John Sagmeister | Unterbildein (Alsó-Beled) | Mary Eberhardt and John and Stephen Sagmeister settled in Northampton, PA area. |
| Eberhardt | Don Strauwald |
Hannersdorf (Sámfalva); Burg (Pinka-Óvár) |
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| Eberhardt | Heather Sullivan | Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | Stefan Eberhardt (son of Franz and Julia), wife Louisa Binder and son Joseph emigrated ~1924 to Burgenland enclave, Chicago, IL. |
| Eberhardt | Christine Williams | Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | Settled in Chicago, IL in 1910. |
| Eberhardt | Thomas Wurm |
Brunnergraben-Gamischdorf; Gamischdorf (Ganócs); Rauchwart (Rábort) |
Frank and Mary (Hanzl) Wurm immigrated in 1903-4 and settled in Egypt, PA. |
| Eberhardt | Joe Eberhardt | Woppendorf (Várújfalu) | Settled in Chicago 1912 |
| Eberhart | Alexander Stangl | Unterbildein (Alsó-Beled) | Settled in St. Louis, MO. |
| Eberhart | Harold E A Steurer |
Badersdorf (Pöszöny); Kirchfidisch (Egyházasfüzes); Güssing (Német-Újvár); Woppendorf (Várújfalu); Hannersdorf (Sámfalva); Jormannsdorf (Gyimótfalva); Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály); Mariasdorf (Máriafalva); Pinkafeld (Pinkafo) |
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| Ebersdorfer | Colleen Doran | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Ebersdorfer | Steve Mallery | Wallern (Valla) | Settled in Minnesota. |
| Ebersdorfer | Robert Schmidt |
Sankt Andrä (Moson Szent-András); Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony) |
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| Eberstorfer (Ebersdorfer) | Carol Lauren-Schmidt | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Eberstorfer (Ebersdorfer) | Dean Joseph Wagner | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Ebner | Dan Bakley | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Northampton, PA and New York City. |
| Ebner | Carl R Knable | Pinkafeld (Pinkafo) | Settled in Chicago in 1912. |
| Ebner | Richard Laschober | Grodnau (Grodnó) | Settled in St. Louis, MO and Chicago, IL about 1915. |
| Ebner | Ron Laschober | Grodnau (Grodnó) | Settled in 1915. |
| Ebner (Ebener) | Mary (Ebner) Doyle | Altschlaining (Ószalónak) | Emigrated to Chicago, IL. |
| Ecclors | Paul Sandhofer | ||
| Echel | Evelyn Jovicic |
Dürnbach (Inczéd); Hannersdorf (Sámfalva) |
Settled in Chicago, IL and Muskegon, MI. |
| Eckel | Mary Kay Felton | Harka (Harkau), Hungary | My family left Harka Hungary twice. My grandfather, Samuel Payer, son of Tobias Payer and Theresia Reitter came to the United States when Samuel was a boy. Samuel, his brother Albert, and their parents came to the United States in the early 1900s. Sam and Alberts younger brother Tobias Payer, Jr. (Toby) and younger sister, Marie, were born in the US. Sam was in the US army in WWI. Sam later returned to Hungary when his mother became ill with Tuberculosis and wanted to return to her home in Hungary. The second time my grandfather left Harkau was with the evacuation in 1945, when the Russians took over the village. They evacuated to Austria and later emigrated to the US to join the family they already had living there. When they left Hungary for the final time (in 1945), Sam was married to Anna Maria (Marie) Klein. The couple left Hungary with their four children, Frida, Ernst, Emma (my mother) and Fritz Payer. Their names were still on the Protestant Church wall when I visited in 2006. I would like more information about both my Payer and my Klein lines, and the various other lines of each of my grandparents. Payer, Klein, Reitter, Wilfing, Eckel, Buchhaas, and Payerl are among those, but I have few specific details. I would love to see copies of primary birth, marriage and death records for my family and their ancestors. |
| Ecker | Heidi Raab Antoni |
Neckenmarkt (Sopron-Nyék); Fertö-Rákos (Kroisbach), Hungary |
Settled Menasha, WI on or before 1858. |
| Ecker | Rachael (White) Dobsovicova | Kleinmürbisch (Felsö-Medves) | Hermann Ecker (1900-1959) emigrated in 1923 to Coplay, PA, then settled in Lansing, NY. Parents were Franz and Anna (Semler) Ecker. |
| Ecker | Steve Ecker |
Andau (Moson-Tarcsa); Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary |
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| Ecker | Ed & Pat Mondschein | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | Alois Mondschein |
| Ecker | Reinhard Strobl |
Kleinmürbisch (Felsö-Medves); Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) |
Settled in Pennsylvania (Lehigh Valley: Allentown, Coplay, Stiles, Nazareth, Egypt, Coraopolis), some in New York (Troy, Hoboken). |
| Ecker | Lynette Wolf |
Andau (Moson-Tarcsa); Tadten (Mosontétény); Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary |
Ancestors settled in western Kansas in 1880-90s. |
| Eckhardt | Janet Cobb [inactive] |
Sankt Margarethen (Szent-Margit); Pama (Körtvélyes); Potzneusiedl (Lajtafalu) |
Emigrated in 1908 and settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Eckhart | Gustav A Eckhart [deceased] |
Eberau (Monyorókerék) | Settled in Stiles, PA about 1907. |
| Eckler | Mary Joan Calci | Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) | |
| Eder | Robert J Eder | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | Settled in Allentown, PA, ~1907. |
| Eder | Charles I Lugosi | Karoly Lukabauer, changed name to Lugosi in 1934, son of Karoly Lukabauer and Karolin Pfaff, married Tayler (aka Thaylor), daughter of Maria Eder and Matyas Tayler, granddaughter of Joseph Tayler and Therese Racz of Kemeten (Komjat). | |
| Eder | Kathy Pock-Trujillo | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | |
| Eder | Robert Strauch | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | Settled in Allentown & Nazareth between 1906-1921. |
| Edin | Courtney Konopacky |
Neusiedl am See (Nezsider); Mönchhof (Barátudvar) |
Settled in Stevens Point, WI. |
| Edvel | Marlene Williamson | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | |
| Effenberger | Mary Effenberger Gerke |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz); Pamhagen (Pomogy) |
Settled in St. Paul, MN, 1890's. |
| Egelseer | Shirley Alexander | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Settled in Greely NE, 1901. Catholic Diocese of Gyor. |
| Egelseer | Betty Jean/Theresia (Goetz) Horrum | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | |
| Eger | Theodor Steiner |
Pamhagen (Pomogy); Andau (Moson-Tarcsa) |
STEINER, Podersdorf. Settled in St. Paul, MN. Anton Eger (b1835 in Andau) did not emigrate. |
| Egermann | Virgil Egerman | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Georg Egermann, b. 20Mar1868, to New York 4Apr1887, settled in Minnesota. Older brother John immigrated 1881. Decendants in Minnesota, California, Idaho, and Oregon. Decendants of John live in western Canada. |
| Egermann | Karen O'Brien | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in St. Paul, MN, then Seattle, WA. |
| Egert | Michael Aumüller | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | |
| Egert | Nina Egert | Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) | Settled in Oregon. |
| Egger | Karrie Blees | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Settled in South Bend, IN, and St. Paul, MN. |
| Egger | Claudia Freiler | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Franziska Egger, born 1889 or 1892, emigrated in 1909 to unknown place. Brother was Michael Egger; Father was Matthias Egger. |
| Egger | Suzanne Loch [inactive] |
Pamhagen (Pomogy) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Egger (Eger) | Robert E Ohr | Pamhagen (Pomogy) | |
| Eggerman | Connie Rossini [inactive] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz); Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva); Wallern (Valla) |
Settled in ND then Washington. |
| Eggerman | Mary Walcher | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in North Dakota and Minnesota. |
| Eggermann (Egerman) | Lauri L Deninger | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in West Bend, Palo Alto County, IA. |
| Eglsaer | Christopher Glenn | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Eglsaer | Terry Murray | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Settled in Omaha, NE. |
| Eglsäer (Eglsaeer) | Norm Pihale [inactive] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Mostly settled in St. Paul, Ramsey County and Stearns County, MN. |
| Egresich | László Békési | Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary | |
| Egresics | Michael Aumüller | Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary | |
| Ehart | Jody Hansen | Breitenbrunn (Fertö-Széleskút) | |
| Ehm | Jerry Rangitsch | ||
| Ehn(n) | Mark Ruchie | Halbturn (Féltorony) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Ehrenhofer | Hope Weber |
Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep); Alsó-Rönök (Unterradling), Hungary; Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Rába-Füzes (Raabfidisch), Hungary |
Settled in McKees Rocks and Coraopolis, Allegheny Co, PA. |
| Ehrenreich | Greg Helm | Lockenhaus (Léka) | Settled in Kansas City, MO; looking for Theresia Ehrenreich ancestry. |
| Ehrenreich | Sondra Keefe | Lockenhaus (Léka) | Settled in Kansas City, MO, ~1873-5. |
| Ehrenweide | Paul Sandhofer | ||
| Ehritz | Mary Louise Knauss Badman |
Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi); Krobotek (Horvátfalu) |
Raymond Ehritz, b 7/20/1885 to Michael and Anna (Weber) Ehritz, Settled in Allentown, PA, d 6/11/1961. Wife Bertha (Zenz) Ehritz, b 2/6/1884 to Frank and Aloisia Mary (Wind) Zenz, d 9/29/1987. Child Louise (Aloisia) Ehritz b 9/29/1915 in Allentown married Eugene M Knauss 4/22/33, in Allentown. |
| Ehritz | Angela & Ernest Binder | Krobotek (Horvátfalu) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Ehritz | Rudolph Ehritz | Krobotek (Horvátfalu) | Settled in Allentown, PA, arrived in America 1929-30. |
| Ehritz | James Lukens |
Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva); Neuhaus (Vas-Dobra) |
Settled in New Britain, CT, 1930. |
| Ehritz | Edwin Malesky |
Krobotek (Horvátfalu); Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi); Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) |
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| Ehritz | Robert Malesky |
Krobotek (Horvátfalu); Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi); Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) |
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| Ehritz (Erritz, Ehrets) | Kathleen (Ehrets) Crimmins | Krobotek (Horvátfalu) | Sigmund Ehritz and Theresia Weschler emigrated in 1897 to Northampton, Stiles, North Coplay, PA. Catholic. |
| Ehrnreiter | Karen Sinn | Settled in St. Paul, MN mid to late 1800s. | |
| Eichberger | Stacy Lindsley | Grodnau (Grodnó) | Settled in Oskaloosa, IA. |
| Eichberger | Frank Toussaint | Grodnau (Grodnó) | Settled in Chicago, IL, 1902. |
| Eichberger | Frank Nicholas Wendland | Grodnau (Grodnó) | Frank Charles Eichberger, b 10Apr1884, settled in Chicago, IL, 1902. |
| Eichberger | Luke Toussaint | Grodnau (Grodnó) | |
| Eichholz (Eichholcz) | Bob & Margie Uhlemeyer |
Grodnau (Grodnó); Goberling (Góborfalva) |
Ludwig Eichholz settled in St. Louis, MO. |
| Eichner | Ludwig Unger | Rudersdorf (Radafalva) | Settled in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Eichner | Gary Wolf | Rudersdorf (Radafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Eigner | Frank Biribauer | Neutal (Nyujtal) | Settled in New York, NY. |
| Einfaldt | Shari Einfalt | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | |
| Einfalt | Lewis E Einfalt Sr | Edlitz (Abdalócz) | Frank (b.1885) & Mary (Hofmann, b.2/2/1889 in Pernau) Einfalt settled in Northampton, PA in 1901. |
| Einhorn | Margaret Upton | Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) | |
| Eisenberger | Holly Pilarczyk [inactive] |
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| Eisenmagen | James E Reumann | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | |
| Eisenstadt | May Eisenstadt | Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) | |
| Eisinger | Maureen Palmquist | Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Eisler | Felix K Freier | Körmend, Hungary | Settled in Graz, Austria, about 1870. |
| Eitler | Margarete Nada [inactive] |
Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | Anna Eitler settled in Philadelphia, PA. |
| Eitler | Claudia Soeder |
Agfalva (Agendorf), Hungary; Bánfalva (Wandorf), Hungary |
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| Ekhardt (Eckhart) | Bill Rudy |
Eberau (Monyorókerék); Kulm (Kólom); Unterbildein (Alsó-Beled); Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak); Szent Péterfa (Prostrum), Hungary |
Settled southern NY. |
| Ekhart (Eckhart, Eckart, Eckhardt) | Sandie Miller | Eberau (Monyorókerék) | Frank Ekhart b.1865 settled in Northampton, Stiles, Coplay, Egypt, Lehigh Co, PA. |
| Ekker | Arthur Schaffer | Rotenturm (Vasvörösvár) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Eles | Stephen J Dikovics | Szent Miklós (Sankt Niklas), Hungary | John Dikovics, son of Stephen, born 1874 in Kaisersdorf, immigrated to Newark, NJ, and married Clementina Eles in 1903. |
| Elle (Illi) | Molly James |
Tadten (Mosontétény); Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva) |
To St. Paul prior to 1906. |
| Ellenbruch | Christina Aue | Rust (Ruszt) | Settled in Germany. Ludwig ELLENBRUCH, Rust. |
| Eller | Joseph F Walter |
Kimle (Kimling), Hungary; Magyar-Óvár (Wieselburg), Hungary; Györ (Raab), Hungary |
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| Elli (Ely) | Joe & Laura Gray | Katharina Halbauer came to St. Paul and married Frank Seifert on 16 June, 1912. They settled in Omaha, NE. Frank Seifert, son of Josef and Rosa (Fink) Seifert of Tadten, came to St. Paul, MN, 1909-12, age 19 or 20, to stay with relative Teresa Elli/Ely. Brother Josef Seifert came to South Dakota in 1907 to join uncle Franz Fink. Josef married Julia Pummer from Kansas. | |
| Elli (Illi, Elo) | Robert Elli | Tadten (Mosontétény) | George Elli (Illi, Elo) settled in St. Paul, MN, 1903. |
| Ellinger | Karen Schwelle | Zuberbach (Szabar) | Settled in Chicago, IL. Johann Ellinger (1893-1966) was born in Zuberbach and arrived in the U.S. in 1913. |
| Ellis | Stephanie Simonich | Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton) | Interested in my grandmother Gisela Ellis, married Joseph Spiegl. Emigrated to Indianapolis, Indiana in 1931. Had 3 children- Gisela, Joseph(my father), and Julius Spiegl. She came from large Hungarian family, grew up in Sombathaly area. |
| Elzer | Margaret Rose Fries Mawdsley | Mattersburg (Nagy-Marton) | Fanny Elzer settled in Baden bei Wien. |
| Emory (Emre) | Joan Emery | Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) | Vienna, Austria to Allentown, PA in 1903. |
| Emres | Eszter Tóth | Buchschachen (Oribükkösd) | Martin Emres, born to Matthias Emres and Barbara Ritter, was a Lederer Meister (leather worker) and married in the German Evangelical (Lutheran) church of Modor (now Modra, Slovakia) on Feb 8 1779. |
| Emry (Emery) | Linda Baer | Settled in and around Allentown, PA, early 1900s. | |
| Endler | Sharon A Beischer |
Tobaj (Tobaj); Hannersdorf (Sámfalva); Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály) |
To Passaic, NJ, New York City, NY and Harrisburg, PA. |
| Engel | Terence & Gloria (Goodman) Sebright | Sankt Andrä (Moson Szent-András) | |
| Engelberth | Robert Paulson | Andau (Moson-Tarcsa) | Destination: St. Paul, MN, St. Agnes Parish, Immigration: 1887. |
| Engelits | Arlene McIlravey | Hornstein (Szarvkö) | |
| Englbert | Arianna Jakositz | Andau (Moson-Tarcsa) | Daniel Jakositz (b:1863) and Elizabeth Englbert (b:1866) married in 1889, unknown location. They had at least 3 children in Tarcsa (Anna, 1890; Frank, 1892; Andrew, 1899) before leaving for USA. |
| Ensfellner | Michael Aumüller | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | |
| Entler | Beth Deibert | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Samuel Entler and Julia/Julianna Frisch of Inzenhof settled in Allentown, PA, in late 1928 with daughter Hilda (married Deibert), and neice, Erna Entler (married Waschitsch). |
| Entler | Patrick Kovacs | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | |
| Entler | Jane Ellis | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Julianna (Julia) Frisch born 1907 married Samuel Entler born approx 1902 and sailed from Bremerhaven Germany. They arrived at Ellis Island November 2 1928 with their daughter Hilda Entler born June 2, 1928 and 7 year old niece Erna Entler (later married Waschitsch) Erna’s father was Samuel’s brother an already in Allentown. Julia’s parents were Catholic and had 18 children. They ‘sold’ Julia at age 7 to Lutheran potato farmers and she became Lutheran. In Allentown they all attended St Peters on Ridge Ave. Hilda was Married there; she had 2 daughters, me and Beth Deibert. Hedwig Frisch Klement is Julia’s sister. |
| Enzenberger | Gerhard Enzenberger | Kohfidisch (Gyepufüzes) | Settled in Baton Rouge, LA. |
| Enzenberger | Albert Schuch |
Kleinzicken (Kis-Ciklény); Kotezicken (Sárosszék) |
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| Eöry | Judith Eöry Colby | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | |
| Eözsi | Johannes Graf | Tadten (Mosontétény) | To St. Paul, MN, and South Bend, IN, 1880-1920 and Chicago, IL, 1930-50. |
| Erbacher | Bob Polk | Mörbisch am See (Ferto-Meggyes) | |
| Erenhofler | Barbara Ann (Krenn) Kunkle | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Pauline Sloklikowitz, born Allentown, PA, to Brigitta Erenhofler (settled Northampton, PA) and Stephan Sloklikowitz, married Frank Ferdinand Krenn. |
| Erkinger | Christine Toth-Hegel | Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (Német-Hidegkút) | Ludwig Erkinger, son of Joseph Erkinger and Anna Wilfinger, settled in Allentown, PA, in 1912. |
| Erkinger | Charles Worman | Deutsch Kaltenbrunn (Német-Hidegkút) | Settled in Allentown, PA, in 1892. |
| Erkinger | Michael Kaizar | Rauchwart (Rábort) | |
| Ernhard | Martin Friedrich |
Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr); Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
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| Ernhardt | Amy Ernharth | Alsó-Rönök (Unterradling), Hungary | Siblings Stephen, John, Charles and Louis Ernhardt immigrated to McKees Rocks, PA at different times between 1900 and 1910. All changed the surname to Ernharth. However, Charles' descendants retained original spelling. John married Cecelia Hüll of Oberradling and Charles married Gizella Nikles of Heiligenkreutz. |
| Ernhofer | Bruce Ernhofer | Alsó-Rönök (Unterradling), Hungary | My Grandfather, Joseph Ernhofer, emigrated to Montreal, Canada in 1929. I am researching the Ernhofer or Ehrenhofer line. His wife, Julia Santa, was from Jacabhaza. My father was born in Jakabhaza. |
| Ernst | Christy Bates | Rohr (Nád) | Settled in Michigan. |
| Ernst | John Benevelli | Olbendorf (Óbér) | Johann & Theresa Ernst Marx and daughter Maria all to US at various times. |
| Ernst | Janet Cobb [inactive] |
Sankt Margarethen (Szent-Margit); Pama (Körtvélyes); Potzneusiedl (Lajtafalu) |
Emigrated in 1908 and settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Ernst | Michelle Ernst | Limbach (Hárspatak) | |
| Ernst | Wayne Albert Ernst | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Johann (John) Ernst, Julia Ernst, Andreas (Andrew) Koch, Theresia Maitz Koch, and Josef Ernst settled in Allentown, PA, around 1906. |
| Ernst | Ernst William Fiedler | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Frank ERNST and wife Johanna PREININGER of Minihof-Liebau settled in Allentown, PA, in 1926. |
| Ernst | Christopher Krautsack |
Kukmirn (Kukmér); Kemeten (Vas-Komját) |
Settled in Allentown, PA and Buffalo, NY about 1900. |
| Ernst | Mary Light | Rohr (Nád) | Settled in Michigan. |
| Ernst | Victoria Reicher | Markt Allhau (Alhó) | Settled in Chicago, IL in 1920. |
| Ernst | James E Reumann | Rabá-Szent-Miklös, Hungary | |
| Ernst | Courtney Jillian Rigas | Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes) | Settled in USA 1934. Rudolf Kogelmann and Ida Kogelmann (Maiden: Ernst). Children: Julius (b:1919/1920?), Mathilde (b:12/4/1921), Othmar, Rudolf J (b:1931). Villages of interest: Limbach im Burgenland, Kukmirn, Eltendorf, and Furstenfeld. |
| Ernst | Richard Schmaldinst |
Kukmirn (Kukmér); Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) |
Frank ERNST, Kukmirn, and wife Johanna PREININGER, Minihof-Liebau, all settled in Allentown, PA. Fiedler/Wirth came to the U.S. roughly around 1905. Ernst/Preininger came to the U.S. in 1926. Julia Ernst settled in Allentown, PA, 1901-2. |
| Ernst | Gregory Wartman | Zahling (Újkörtvélyes) | Franz Ernst, born 1894, married Tamerler. He immigrated to the US 1910-1918 and settled in Stiles or Coplay, PA. Lutheran. |
| Ernszt | Ron Ernszt | Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | |
| Ernszt | Virginia Giles | Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | |
| Ernszt | Jeanne Kopeck | Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | Maria Frisch, born Jan 29, 1885, to Gyorgy and Julianna (Ernszt) Frisch, emigrated to the US in April 1902. |
| Ersek (Erzsek) | Sue Straw | Rabá-Szent-Miklös, Hungary | |
| Ertl | Barb Groh | Settled in Nazareth and Northampton, PA. | |
| Ertl | Patrick Kovacs | Rohrbach (Jobbágy-Újfalu) | |
| Ertl | Beth Nikles | Bocksdorf (Baksafalva) | To Northampton, PA. |
| Ertler | Dawn Rousett | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | Settled in Portland, Oregon 1910. Franz Ertler (my great grandfather) was born August 10, 1863 in Felsoor, Hungary and is the son of Carl Ertler and Elisabeth Steiner/Szeiner. Franz married Anna Burger (born 1875 Wiener, Neudstadt, Niedersterreich). They married in Innsbruck, Austria August 3, 1890. They had 2 children Johanna (1891), Marie (1893) born in Felsor or Vienne, and 5 more in Switzerland and then came to America in 1910 via the ship Bremmen and settled in Portland, Oregan. My grandfather Karl John Ertler was their last child born in Switzerland. |
| Ertler | Sandra Hoffmeister Wills | Rohrbach (Fraknó-Nádasd) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Ertler (Erdler) | Patricia Oswald Hamil | Rohrbach (Jobbágy-Újfalu) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Eschenlohn | Tom Valleskey | Moson-Magyaróvár (Wieselburg) | Leonardus Schweigl married Maria Lakner on 19 Feb 1865 in Oravicza Montanus (Slovakia ?). His parents are listed as Leonardii Schweigl and Theresia Eschenlohn from "Mosoniun." |
| Etl | Terry Etl | Settled in Colorado. | |
| Etl | Kathy Middendorf | Halbturn (Féltorony) | Family members arrived in 1886 and 1889 and settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Etl | David Pearson | Halbturn (Féltorony) | Frank Etl, born 1876, emigrated 1899 to Marshall Co, SD. Catholic. |
| Ettl | Michael Williamson | Neusiedl am See (Nezsider) | Settled in North Dakota, 1913. |
| Eyer | Patrick Kovacs | Kotezicken (Sárosszék) | |
| Ezsi | Mary Niemeth Rivers | Tadten (Mosontétény) |