| Surname | Researcher | Village - Parish | Other Details |
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| Machalup | Michael Hillinger | Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) | Settled in Vienna. I am looking for information about the following: Theresia (Machalup) Wolf, bc: 1802 in Eisenstadt, d:1872 in Vienna, she married Hersch Abraham Wolf, born c.1795 in Mattersburg, d:1872 in Vienna, their daughter Sofie, bc:1840 in Eisenstadt, d:1921 in Vienna; she married Jakob Goldblatt, b:1833 in Miskolc, Hungary, d:1902 in Vienna. |
| Macher | Béla Turcsányi |
Zurndorf (Zurány); Pusztavám (Ondód), Hungary; Lajoskomárom, Hungary |
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| Macher | Robert Zecker [inactive] |
Zurndorf (Zurány); Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) |
To Pusztavám (Ondod, Fejér Vármegye, Hungary). |
| Machineg | Brendan Schmalzel | Kulm (Kólom) | Paternal grandfather’s parents came to the USA at the end of 1922 and settled in Northampton, PA. where they had their first two children and then moved to Clifton, NJ. where they had my grandfather Frederick and their last child. My great-grandfather was József Schmalzel (b:1905) in Pornóapáti. My great-grandmother was Rose Geosits (b:1906) born in Northampton but raised in Sankt Kathrein until 1922. Other surnames: Rozner (Kertes), Kager, Taschler, Koller, Benko, Lehner, Gerencser, Paukovitz, Veszelovits, Kurcz, Mischevits, Horvath, Gusics, Tunkl, Osvald. |
| Mader | Donna Steiger | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | To Canada in 1954 via Frankfurt on Main, Germany. |
| Maditez | Maryann Hanley | Eisenberg ad Pinka (Csejke) | |
| Madl | Carol Helm | Wolfau (Farkasfalva) | |
| Madl | Arthur Schaffer | Markt Allhau (Alhó) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Madl | Kurt Holz | Wolfau (Farkasfalva) | Theresa M. Ritter and Herminie Ritter, daughters of Josef Ritter and Maria Goger, immigrated from Wolfau to Chicago (via New York) sometime in the 1920s. Someone in the family ran the Ritter House located in Wolfau. |
| Mädl (Medl) | Ronald A Madle | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Emigrated to Allentown, PA area, early 1900s. |
| Mädl (Medl) | Joseph E Medl | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA area, early 1900s. |
| Maerzer | Martin Friedrich |
Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr); Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
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| Magdits | Dan Bakley | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Northampton, PA and New York City. |
| Magdits | Jeffrey Hittinger | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in White Haven, PA. |
| Magdits | Ron Lange | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | SCHMALL, Moschendorf, MAGDITS, Deutsch Ehrensdorf, both settled in Mason City, IA. MOHAPP, Alsoszölnök, Hungary, KRANYETZ, Permise, Hungary, both emigrated to Chicago, IL. Alois (Louis) Schmall, 1882-1951, and Katherine Magdits, 1882-1965, emigrated respectively in 1902 and 1903 and married in Mason City, IA. Louis Mohapp, born 1886, and Mary Kranyetz, born 1893, both emigrated to Chicago, IL, and married in 1924. |
| Magdits | Frank Magdits | Punitz (Pónicz) | Franz Josef Magdits, son Frank. |
| Magdits | Frank Paukowits | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in the New Jersey area in the 1920s. |
| Magdits | Steve Schmall |
Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak); Deutsch Ehrensdorf (Német-Hásos) |
To Passaic, NJ, then Allentown, PA, and settled in Mason City, IA. |
| Magdits (Magditch) | Bernard Takacs | Kroatisch Ehrensdorf (Horvát-Hásos) | Theresa Magdits (1891-1973), daughter of Georg and Catharina (Geosits) Magdits of Kroatisch Ehrensdorf, married Joseph Winkelbauer (1891-1954), son of Josef and Agnes (Unger) V/Winkelbauer of Eberau, and settled in Northampton, PA. Frank Magdits, brother of Theresa, settled in Northampton but later moved to Lincoln Park, Wayne Co, Michigan, where he died. |
| Magdits (Magditsch) | Robert Geshel | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Northampton, PA, 1902. |
| Magdits (Magditz) | Linda Finley | Punitz (Pónicz) | Irene Magditz settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, in 1928, at age 22. Married Mathias Kropfl and their children, Joseph and Rose, settled in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. |
| Magditsch | Linda Pehr | Grandparents Pehr & Schmalzel emigrated 1910 or after to St. Louis, MO... died in 1918 flu epidemic. Magditsch and Wiesler may be cousins. | |
| Magel | Marie-Thérèse Wéra | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | Joseph Raidl emigrated to Paris and Pauline Magel joined him there in 1881. They married 27 feb 1881 and had a son Joseph (1881-1943) in Paris. Both the father and the son are buried in Paris. Granddaughter Jacqueline Raidl, 1918-2007, migrated to Canada in 1954, and died in Quebec City. |
| Magyar | Robert J Magyar | Settled in Chicago, IL. | |
| Magyarics | Margaret Kaiser | Felsö-Rönök (Oberradling), Hungary | |
| Mahr | Eric Bauman | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown and Pittsburgh, PA areas. |
| Mahr | Lea Simitz Buzby | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled mostly in Allentown and Pittsburgh areas of PA. |
| Mahr | Barbara Larson | Heiligenkreuz (Rába-Keresztúr) | Joseph and Carolina (Nikischer) Mahr immigrated in 1922 and settled in Corapolis, PA. |
| Mahr | Joe Liebezeit |
Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary; Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) |
Settled in Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Mahr | Frank Messina [inactive] |
Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Settled in New York City, then Hudson City, NJ. |
| Mahr | Erna Miklos | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Mahr | Maria Ramspott [inactive] |
From a Neustift village. | |
| Mahr | Candace Schildknecht | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | |
| Maidlinger | Robert Zecker [inactive] |
Ragendorf (Rajka); Deutsch Jahrndorf (Német-Járfalu) |
To Pusztavám (Ondod, Fejér Vármegye, Hungary). |
| Maier | Al Kennedy |
Poppendorf (Patafalva); Szent Gotthárd (Sankt Gotthard), Hungary |
Settled in Milwaukee, WI. |
| Maier | Denice Kun | Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks) | Settled in St. Louis, MO. |
| Maier | Susan LaFollette | Deutsch Minihof (Német-Lak) | |
| Maier | Robert Maier | Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi) | Robert Maier, b.1920, son of Whilemina and Stephen, to US. Wishes to know if Maier relatives still in Wallendorf. |
| Maier | Denny Mayer | Mogersdorf (Nagyfalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Maier (Mayer) | Trinka J Zweig | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | Maria (Flemish) Mayer and twin brother John were born Jan 29, 1905. Mother Cecilia Groeller died a few days later and the children (there were 3 or 4 older sisters) were separated to live with different families, except the twins. Maria came to the USA when she was 18, sponsored by her sister. She married Frank Mayer (Maier) and had children, Frances, Della, Johnny, and Howard. |
| Maier (Mayer, Majer) | Mary Mason | Krobotek (Horvátfalu) | Settled in Housatonic, MA. Aloisia (Louise) Mayer emigrated at the age of 13 in 1910, joining sister Josefa Krumplitsch already in Massachusetts. Their sister, Anna Kropf, emigrated in 1911. |
| Maier (Mayer, Meyer) | Mark Meurer |
Rax, Rax-Bergen (Raks); Neumarkt (Farkasdifalva); Krobotek (Horvátfalu) |
Frank Maier, b 1870 to András Maier and Borbala Hafner, married Maria Kreiner, b 1874 to Gyórgy Kreiner and Anna Fiedler of Raks, emigrated 1900 to St. Louis, MO. She emigrated to St. Louis, MO, in 1905. |
| Maikis(ch) | Robert J Maikis Jr | Rauchwart (Rábort) | Settled in New Jersey and New York. |
| Maikisch | Anne Chipman | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Settled in New York, NY. |
| Maikisch | Maryellen Szvetitz Eichelbaum | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | |
| Maikisch | Tammy Ellison-West | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Christophe Maikisch to NYC in 1908. |
| Maikisch | John & Helen (Kannapes) Hanzl [inactive] |
Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Frank Maikisch & Maria Jokisch to Catasauqua, PA in 1903; returned to St. Michael, AU in 1910. |
| Maikisch | Michael Jautz | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Julia Maikisch, b 6/29/1885, and Michael Jautz, b 5/19/1884 in Tobaj, emigrated to New York City. Parents were Michael & Catherina Jautz and Paul & Barbara Maikisch. |
| Maikisch | Edgar Maikisch | Deutsch Schützen (Német-Lövö) | Settled in New York and New Jersey, 1959. |
| Maikisch | Stephen Maikisch | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | |
| Maikisch | William Maikisch | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Gustave Maikisch to NY around 1910. |
| Maikisch | Gustav Maikish |
Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs); Punitz (Pónicz) |
Settled in New York in 1930. |
| Maikisch | 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). |
| Maikisch | Stephen Gardner | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | MAIKISCH, Deutsch Tschantschendorf, settled in New York City. Religion: Catholic |
| Maikits | Maryellen Szvetitz Eichelbaum | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | To Allentown, PA around 1900. |
| Maitz | Wayne Albert Ernst | Kukmirn (Kukmér) | Settled in Allentown, PA, around 1906. |
| Majer | Michael Aumüller | Deutschkreutz (Német-Keresztúr) | |
| Majerhofer | Johann Hammer | Forchtenau (Fraknó) | |
| Majkiss (Maikiss) | Susan Knight | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | |
| Makray | Dan Steger | Györ (Raab), Hungary | Settled in St. Louis, MO, in 1909. STEGER, STÖGER, PACHMAYER, PELZMANN, FREY, BREUNERIN, THALLER from Edelstal, Kittsee; MAKRAY, LÉL from Györ. |
| Malic | Stephen T Schmidt | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | |
| Malich | Laurie Decker | Settled in Pittsburgh, PA. | |
| Malich | Viktor & Regina Hladky | Siegendorf (Czinfalva) | |
| Malits | Carol Harmon | Reinersdorf (Zsámánd) | John Malits (b. 1907), wife Marie Derkits (b. 1905 in Grossmürbisch) and son Edmund (b. 1928), emigrated in 1928 and settled in Erie, PA. |
| Malits | Maria Harrington | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | Rose (Rosina) Jandrasits (b 16 Jan 1907) emigrated to Coplay, PA, in 1926 and married Michael Gleixner; they lived in Reading, PA. Parents Franz Jandrasits and Maria Malits were married in PA but returned to Grossmürbisch before Rose was born, where they remained. |
| Malits | Patrick Kovacs |
Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves); Kroatisch Tschantschendorf (Horvát-Csencs) |
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| Malits | Anna Tanczos Kresh | Kroatisch Tschantschendorf (Horvát-Csencs) | |
| Malits | Joe Liebezeit |
Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves); Reinersdorf (Zsámánd) |
Settled in Pittsburgh, PA, early 1920s. |
| Malits | Grace Malits [inactive] |
Güssing (Német-Újvár); Reinersdorf (Zsámánd) |
Frank Malits to Pittsburgh, PA in 1916. |
| Malits | Mary Keglovits Mathieu | Settled in Northampton, PA. | |
| Malits | Carol Johnson Tanczos | Rauchwart (Rábort) | Settled in NY. |
| Malits | 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. |
| Malitsch | Virginia Bisted | ||
| Mallitsch | László Békési | Ritzing (Récény) | |
| Mamria | Robert Lenore Tingerthal | Halbturn (Féltorony) | |
| Man | Norlene Tchida [inactive] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in Marshall County, SD. |
| Mandevics (Mondovics) | János Mondovics | Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd) | |
| Mandits | Marisa Dawson |
Neckenmarkt (Sopron-Nyék); Eisenstadt (Kis-Marton) |
Katharina Gabrisch, b.1881 in Neckenmarkt, as an adult owned a religious items stall by the Bergkirche in Eisenstadt; she died there in the 1960's, where she is buried. During the Spanish flu of 1918 she lost her husband, surname unknown, and 9 of her 10 children in one week. She married Mr. Mandit; their daughter, Maria "Mitzie" Mandits, born October 4, 1922, was my mother. My mother had 2 siblings, Minna and a brother. My sister, Leibgard Maria Tengel, was born in 1944 in Vienna, and she and my mother emigrated to the Bronx, NY in the 1950's. Katharina had a brother, Janos Gabrisch, who had a daughter, Anna Gabrisch, born July 21, 1913, in Antau bei Mattersburg. She married Johann Neppl, had a daughter Eva and sons Robert, Joseph and John. The boys moved to the Bronx with their parents in the 1950's, but I think Eva stills lives in Vienna, she married a man named Karl and had two daughters, Sabine and Belinda, who also still live in Vienna (I think). My mother and Tante Anna Neppl have both passed away. Catholic. |
| Mandl | Angela Dodds |
Grieselstein (Köröstyén); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
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| Mandl | Sharon Kitchen | Grieselstein (Köröstyén) | Settled 1905. 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). |
| Mandl | Alois Mandl | Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) | Settled in Milwaukee, WI about 1914. |
| Mandl | George Mandl | Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton) | To Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Mandl | Karla (Mandl) Moore | Grieselstein (Köröstyén) | Settled in New Britain, CT c.1910-12. |
| Mandl | Judith Pansarosa | Wallendorf (Lapincs-Olaszi) | |
| Mandl | Evelyn Seegraves |
Grieselstein (Köröstyén); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
Settled in New Britain, CT in 1906. Associated with names Brunner, Forjan, Deutsch, Weber, Nemeth, Mund Schardl, Geiger, Windisch, Pfingstl, and Feitl. |
| Mandl | Joseph N Weber |
Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Unterdrosen (Alsó-Strázsa); Neumarkt (Farkasdifalva); Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva) |
Immigrated to the Pittsburgh, PA area. |
| Mandl | Pamela Such Stelzer | Vienna, Austria | My ancestors emigrated to Buenos Aires in 1923 and 1927 from Wolfau, Burgeland, Austria. My mother was born there. My great-grandmother die a few years after arrival, 1932, and my grandfather stay in Argentina. Interesting in contact family members from Wolfau from Jozef and Johan Leitner and Maria Stelzer, my grandfather was Aleksander (Sandor) Stelzer. I know a brother and sisters from great grandfather Leitner and some family member from Stelzer emigrated to Chicago and Illinois also to Canada as well. |
| Mandler | Gernot Mandler [inactive] |
Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Looking for Mandlers in the USA. |
| Mankos | Bob Mankos | Szombathely (Steinamanger), Hungary | To Allentown, PA, about 1901. |
| Mann | Joe Mott | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Settled in North Dakota. |
| Mann | Connie Rossini [inactive] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz); Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva); Wallern (Valla) |
Settled in ND then Washington. |
| Mann | Rebecca Chamberlain | Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Maria Mann immigrated in 1902 with Anton and Maria (Tschida) Kroiss to Mandan, ND. She married Joseph Schopf (from Podersdorf) in Mandan, they moved to Spokane, Washington from there. |
| Mann (Mahn) | Marcey Fletcher [deceased] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz) | Marcy Fletcher (nee Bröth) died in 2009. Her mother and grandfather were from Pamhagen. Frank Broth settled in St. Paul, MN. John Broth settled in Parkston, SD. |
| Mannsberger | Susanne Lang | Sigless (Siklós) | |
| Mantlik | Deirdre Montlick Miller | Sankt Andrä (Moson Szent-András) | Settled in Darien, CT, c. 1907. |
| Marakovich | Ted Markowitz | Punitz (Pónicz) | Johann Marakovich settled in NYC, NY. |
| Marakovits | Frank Marakovits | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Marakovits | William Marakovits | Winten (Pinkatófalu) | To the U.S. in 1927. |
| Marakovits | Fred Nikithser [inactive] |
Gaas (Pinka-Kertes); Tobaj (Tobaj); Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak); Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs); Güssing (Német-Újvár) |
Settled in Passaic, NJ and Northampton, PA. |
| Marakovits | John Nikithser | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | Settled in Passaic, NJ. |
| Marakovits | Nicky Oliver | Punitz (Pónicz) | |
| Marakovits | Pat Reigle |
Punitz (Pónicz); Güssing (Német-Újvár) |
Emigrated in early 1900's to Bergen Co, NJ. |
| Marakovits | Robert Strauch |
Sankt Kathrein (Pósa Szent-Katalin); Punitz (Pónicz) |
Settled in Allentown & Nazareth between 1906-1921. |
| Marakowitz | Carol Theresa Wagner | Punitz (Pónicz) | Steve Tobitsch 1907 from Tobaj Theresa Weber 1907 from Deutsch Tsch..,, married in NY 1909. Gus Wagner Tobaj married Theresa Marakowitz 1921 - my 4 grandparents, my dad Anton Wagner born 1922 in Punitz or Tobaj…. We were raised in the Bronx. My mom Helen Tobitsch was born in Lyndora PA, and has 6 siblings. 3 brothers and 1 sister are all married to spouses from Burgenland also. We have 12 first cousins all first generation from Burgenland. And 6 second cousins all with one parent from Burgenland too. My dad was a butcher Anton Wagner’s pork store on Castle Hill Ave Bx that provided all the meat to Castle Harbor. We attended all the Christmas dances as kids and adults 1958-1989. My dad died in Tobaj Aug 9, 1990. Uncle Leo Hafner my Godfather from Geresdorf played the drums in the band at castle harbor. All good memories ! We are returning for a visit to the Guissing area and our family Oct 7-10. Gruiss Got |
| Marchhart | Daniel Marino | Pöttsching (Pecsenyéd) | MARCHHART, Pöttsching, settled in New York. WEBER, Eisenberg an der Pinka, settled in New York. KERN, BRUNER, PRANGER, PLEIER (PLEŸER), WENDL, STEIGER, PREISSEGGER, TSCHÉKL, GNOZER (KNOTZER) (uncertain), TREITL, Pöttsching. SORSITS (SCHARSCHITZ), MUROVATZ (MORAVITZ), Sigleß. EVER, SCHLAFFER, IPTITS, Deutsch Schützen. MEIXNER, BOGNER (POGNER), SCHNEIDER, Eisenberg an der Pinka. SCHWAB, RÁCS, PRANNBACHER, Németkeresztes. PEHM, Magyarkeresztes. Religion: Catholic. My ancestors Heinrich "Henry" Marchhart of Pöttsching and Julianna "Julia" Weber of Eisenberg an der Pinka, met and married in New York City |
| Marchl | Margaret Glaser | Brennberg-banya (Brennberg), Hungary | Theresia Marchl, born 1893. |
| Márcz | Emily Palicki | Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary | Theresa Hendler, daughter of Mathias Hendler and Marie Potoky, emigrated to the US in 1904,settled in Chicago and married Emil Greschek. Siblings Marie, Josef, and Franz Hendler also emigrated to the US. Mathias' parents were Theresa Márcz and Petrus Hendler. Marie Potoky's parents were Stephanus Potoky and Petrona Navratyel. |
| Marholl | Connie Rossini [inactive] |
Illmitz (Alsó-Illmicz); Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva); Wallern (Valla) |
Settled in ND then Washington. |
| Marhöll | Carol Lauren-Schmidt | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Marhöll | Dean Joseph Wagner | Wallern (Valla) | |
| Marinits | Robert Frank Pelzmann Jr | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Rosa (Marinits) Pelzmann emigrated to New York City, died in childbirth about 1925; Rosa's sisters, Anna and Hanna, lived in Medford Village, Long Island, NY. |
| Marinits | Eric W Schuster | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | Maria Marinits was one of five sisters that settled in New York, NY, between 1912 and 1930. |
| Marinits | Sue Tarantino | Stegersbach (Szentelek) | |
| Markl | Pat Long | Edelstal (Nemesvölgy) | Settled in St. Louis, MO, turn of the century. |
| Marklovits | Robert Thomas | Dürnbach (Inczéd) | My great grandparents from Durnbach are Stefan & Maria Marlovits. They are buried in Durnbach. I know 6 of the 13 children: Frank (1885-1957), Theresia (1889-1972), Katarina (1897-1972), Marie, Andy, and my grandfather John (1903-1952). My great grandparents from Schandorf are Andrew & Bertha Karlovits (nee Resetar). They had 6 children. Three were born in Schandorf: My grandmother Mary (1901-1986), Kalman (1904-1967), Agnes (1909-1929). Three were born in Chicago: Andrew (1914-1973), Joseph (1916-1992), Stephen (1918-1952). All except Andy Marlovits and Joseph Karlovits are buried in Illinois. |
| Markovits | Mary Schatz | ||
| Markus | Diana S [inactive] |
Felsö-Szölnök (Oberzemming), Hungary; Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary; Martinje, Slovenia; Magasfok, Slovenia |
Settled in Pittsburgh/Allegheny, PA; St. Martin ad Raab; Montevideo, Uraguay; Winnipeg, Manitoba. |
| Markus | Sue Straw | Rabá-Szent-Miklös, Hungary | |
| Marlovics | Evelyn Jovicic | Zuberbach (Szabar) | Settled in Chicago, IL and Muskegon, MI. |
| Marlovics(z) (Marlovitz) | Evelyn Petrucci [inactive] |
Zuberbach (Szabar); Weiden bei Rechnitz (Bándol) |
Settled in Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Marlovits | Mary Ann Alexander | Dürnbach (Inczéd) | Settled in US, early 1900s. |
| Marlovits | Chris Schabel | Zuberbach (Szabar) | Mihaly Schabel (b 1881 in Neumark?) and Karolina (nee Prascsaits) (b 1883) immigrated to Chicago in 1911. In 1922 Caroline returned to Austria for 3 children that had been left in care of her mother Elizabeth (nee Marlovits) Koncers or Konzir. Caroline, children and Elizabeth and her husband Karl came to Chicago in 1922. They all remained in Chicago until their deaths. Mihaly and Karolina changed their names to Michael and Caroline Shabel. |
| Marlovits | Annette Andrews | Dürnbach (Inczéd) | Anna (Marlovits) Werderits, born and died in Durnbach. Wilhelmina Werderits, settled in the UK. |
| Marlovitz (Marlovich) | Gerald J Schiller | Zuberbach (Szabar) | Aloyzia Schiller nee Marlovitz emigrated to Pittsburgh, PA in 1901 with daughters Rosa (1890-1948) and Louise (1893-1972). Children Anna (1902~1980) and Frank (1904-1984) born in Pittsburgh. |
| Marosch | Bob Fleck | Kleinbachselten (Kis-Karasztos) | |
| Marosits | Klaus Gerger |
Steingraben (Bányá); Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) |
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| Marosits | Ken Hanzl | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Settled in Passaic, NJ. |
| Marosits | Carl John Marosits [inactive] |
Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Karl Marosits & Anna Hanzl to Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada about 1927. |
| Marosits | Michael & Grace Marosits | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Settled in Halifax, Canada; settled in Regina, Saskatchewan 1929. |
| Marosits | Karen Marosits Moore | Sankt Michael (Puszta-Szent-Mihály) | Settled in Passaic, NJ. |
| Marsch | Wellesley Marsh | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Settled in Pennsylvania. |
| Marth | Eric Bauman | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown and Pittsburgh, PA areas. |
| Marth | Lea Simitz Buzby | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled mostly in Allentown and Pittsburgh areas of PA. |
| Marth | Florian Geider | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Settled in Northampton, PA, about 1913. |
| Marth | Jule Ann (Prince) Grepps | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Paul Marth to Northampton, PA. |
| Marth | Daniel F Kainz | Rudersdorf (Radafalva) | Anna Braun (b1897) married Ludwig Kainz (b1886) in Allentown, PA, in the late 1920s. Anna's parents were Joseph Braun (b1870) and Anna Marth (b1877, also in Rudersdorf). Grandparents were Joseph Braun (b1838 in Rudersdorf) and Anna Poandl from Gerersdorf. |
| Marth | Frank C Knotz | Deutsch Tschantschendorf (Német-Csencs) | To NYC and Allentown, PA, early 1900s. |
| Marth | Bob Schatz | Urbersdorf (Orbánfalu) | |
| Marth | Mary Schatz | ||
| Marth | Susan Stahley | Urbersdorf (Orbánfalu) | |
| Marth | 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). |
| Marth | John Toth | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | Settled in Passaic, NJ. |
| Marth | Stella Laponuke Walbert | Moschendorf (Német-Sároslak) | I am able via Ancestry .com to trace my maternal great-grandmother Maria Mirakovits (Mirakovics) to her ancestors Georgius ( Gyorgy ) Szayer 1811-30 Apr1861 who was married to Josefa Tukovits 1813-27May 1845 and my maternal great- grandfather Mikaly Marth 3Apr1856 to his parents Josef Marth and Terezia Rozner , they were from Strem , Gussing. My grandmother Katarina Matys ( Mattis) was born 1Nov1887 in Pinka Keresz Hungary later Eisenberg an der Pinka Austria. Her parents where Karl Matys and Maria Matys. Katarina was orphaned and married at age 14, she married Mikaly Marth. They had a infant girl Stella who died at age 2 in Austria of diptheria, daughter Rosa was born in Austria in 1908 and immigrated in 1914. Katarina and Mikaly married in PA in 1906 , they may have already been married in Gussing prior to that. The families are Roman Catholic I am hoping to learn more about my maternal grandmother's Matys/Mattis family. |
| Martin | Catherine Kaiser | Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony) | Settled in Marshfield, 1906. |
| Martin (Marton) | Kurt F J Heinrich |
Grosspetersdorf (Nagy-Szent-Mihály); Stadtschlaining (Város-Szalónak); Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) |
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| Martincsits | John Lavendoski | ||
| Marton | Roxanne Spaits Bammer | Vasalja (Waschelau), Hungary | |
| Marton | Chris Hegyi | Györ (Raab), Hungary | I am researching Andreas Prenner who was born in the late 1600's and lived in Agfalva. His son, Mathias, was born in Agfalva in 1696. The Prenners may have also lived in Ruszt/Rust and Receny. Mathias' wife, Julianna Marton, may have also been from Burgenland. |
| Marton | Theresa Robbins | Hannersdorf (Sámfalva) | Anton Marton lived in Hannersdorf in the 1920's. He was born in Austria, married to Frances Perl of Vienna. They emigrated to Southern Rhodesia in 1880's or 90's. |
| Marton | P Takler | Rechnitz (Rohonc) | |
| Marx | John Benevelli | Rauchwart (Rábort) | Johann & Theresa Ernst Marx and daughter Maria all to US at various times. |
| Marx | Judy Chuhran |
Eltendorf (Ókörtvélyes); Felsö-Rönök (Oberradling), Hungary |
Julia Marx married Michael Mirth. Children Theresa, Frank, Josef, Janos, Julia (m. Andras Augustin(e), son of Andras Augustin(e) and Julia Toth), and Karl came to USA 1890's and settled in Ambridge and other Pittsburgh, PA areas. |
| Marx | Janice A Klucsarits | ||
| Marx | Paul Klucsarits | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | To Coplay, PA. |
| Marx | Michael Marks | Grossmürbisch (Nagy-Medves) | Settled in Coplay, PA, in May 1907; moved to Allentown, PA. |
| Marx | Edward Marx | ||
| Marx | Ludwig Perger |
Rönök (Radling), Hungary; Inzenhof (Borosgödör) |
Joseph Marx, wife was Terez Keppel (Köppel), lived in Alsarönök / Unterradling. |
| Marx | Michael Pollack | Hasendorf (Vas-Nyulfalu) | Alois Marx and Angela Hanzl (Hansl?) emigrated with daughter Hildegarde Marie (Pollack) and settled in Bronx & Lake Carmel, NY. |
| Marx | Jim Rennard | Rába-Füzes (Raabfidisch), Hungary | To Bethlehem, Lehigh Valley, PA. |
| Marx | John & Anna Marie Torok |
Poppendorf (Patafalva); Steingraben (Bányá) |
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| Marx | Bernadette Marx Woodring | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | John Marx, b1885, settled in Allentown, PA, then moved to Zionsville, PA; married Mary Pammer from Gerersdorf bei Güssing. He had siblings Anna Marx Globosits, b1892, and Joseph, b1888. |
| Marx | Scott Marx | Alsó-Szölnök (Unterzeming), Hungary | My great grandfather George Marx (Marks) was born in Szentgotthard in 1866 and came to the US in 1901. Records show that his parents and grandparents were from Alsoszolnok. |
| Marx | Guenter Holper | Olbendorf (Óbér) | Johann Marx, daughter Hermine born in Catasagua PA. |
| Maschl | Frederick Mollner | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Andrew Mollner to US in 1901; settled in Minneapolis, MN. Other brothers emigrated with some ending up in Oregon. |
| Maschler | Eileen Hoheisel |
Piringsdorf (Répce-Bónya); Unterrabnitz (Alsó-Rámócz) |
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| Maschler | John William Maschler Sr | Piringsdorf (Répce-Bónya) | Ignatz and Theresia (Leidl) Maschler immigrated to USA in late 1800s. |
| Maschler | Carl Maschler | Piringsdorf (Répce-Bónya) | Settled in Louisburg, KS. |
| Mastnak | Jackie Blanchard | ||
| Matl | Glenn Matl [inactive] |
Wolfau (Farkasfalva) | Settled in Madison and Verona, WI. |
| Matschinegg | Janet (Vinci) Wolf | Wiesfleck (Újrétfalu) | |
| Matsco | Michael & Cyndie Geosits [inactive] |
Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in Northampton and Allentown, PA, early 1900s. |
| Mattis | Bob Brandt | Mariasdorf (Máriafalva) | Settled in Chicago, IL, St. Paul, MN, and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Mattis | Christoph Mattis | Gaas (Pinka-Kertes) | |
| Mattkovits | Michael Aumüller | Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary | |
| Matys | Stella Laponuke Walbert | Eisenberg ad Pinka (Csejke) | I am able via Ancestry .com to trace my maternal great-grandmother Maria Mirakovits (Mirakovics) to her ancestors Georgius ( Gyorgy ) Szayer 1811-30 Apr1861 who was married to Josefa Tukovits 1813-27May 1845 and my maternal great- grandfather Mikaly Marth 3Apr1856 to his parents Josef Marth and Terezia Rozner , they were from Strem , Gussing. My grandmother Katarina Matys ( Mattis) was born 1Nov1887 in Pinka Keresz Hungary later Eisenberg an der Pinka Austria. Her parents where Karl Matys and Maria Matys. Katarina was orphaned and married at age 14, she married Mikaly Marth. They had a infant girl Stella who died at age 2 in Austria of diptheria, daughter Rosa was born in Austria in 1908 and immigrated in 1914. Katarina and Mikaly married in PA in 1906 , they may have already been married in Gussing prior to that. The families are Roman Catholic I am hoping to learn more about my maternal grandmother's Matys/Mattis family. |
| Mauer | Ernest Szeideman | Settled in Olaszfalu, Hungary. | |
| Maurer | 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?). |
| Maurschitz | Kathryn Bauer Zickel |
Horitschon (Haracsony); Raiding (Doborján) |
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| Mautner | Suzanne Jednorowicz | Settled in Connecticut. From Rabezmartin, Vas, Hungry. | |
| Mautner | Charles Robert Kern | Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton) | Michael Mautner to St. Louis, MO, in 1905; married Agnes Werner. |
| Mautner | Wilma McGlew |
Jennersdorf (Gyanafalva); Neuhaus (Öri-Dobra); Krottendorf (Békató) |
To New Britain and Hartford, CT. |
| Mautner | Timothy Schoen | Kalch (Mészvölgy) | Settled in New York 1905. When Mihaly "Michal" Mautner was born on November 15, 1879, in Kalch, Burgenland, Austria, his father, Janos, was 28 and his mother, Maria, was 24. He married Agnes Werner on May 21, 1905, in Manhattan, New York. They had six children in 12 years. He died on December 29, 1968, at the age of 89, and was buried in St Louis, Missouri. |
| Mautner | Denise A Talaski-Kern | Kalch (Mészvölgy) | Mihaly, b15Nov1879 to John & Mary Anna (Pfister) Maunter, to USA in 1905 with wife Agnes Werner, b22Oct1878. |
| Mautner | Ron Wolf | ||
| Max | Mary Carmody |
Agfalva (Agendorf), Hungary; Balf (Wolfs), Hungary; Harka (Harkau), Hungary |
Associated names: Pohl, Bader. |
| Max | Dennis Max | Kobersdorf (Kabold) | Leo Max moved to Vienna, then through Belgium and England to Australia after the Anschluss (1940). Brother Arthur moved to Columbia and then to New Jersey. |
| Max (Marx) | Mary (Strobl) Morey | Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony) | |
| Mayer | Jason Beard | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in Allentown, PA. Frank Potzmann was born 22 Feb 1893 in Gussing Austria and died in Kutztown PA 16 June 1972. He married Karolin Mayerin 10 Feb 1915. She was born 03 Jun 1894 and died 23 Apr 1960 in Kutztown. Frank father Gustav Potzmann and his Grandfather was Alois Potzmann. After Ellis Island the surname was misspelled as Potzman. |
| Mayer | Robert Bognar |
Andau (Moson-Tarcsa); Schandorf (Csém) |
Settled in Chicago, IL, about 1902. |
| Mayer | Judith Ann (Galamb) Bohler | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Garfield, NJ. |
| Mayer | Andrea Haller | ||
| Mayer | Jan Harrison | Güssing (Német-Újvár) | Settled in Detroit, MI. |
| Mayer | Jeannette MacDonald | Podersdorf (Pátfalu) | Settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Mayer | Linda Mayer Matz | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | John, Albert, Frank, Louis (1897-1928), Julius, and Anna Mayer to Coplay, PA starting 1910. |
| Mayer | Gene T Mayer | Deutsch Ehrensdorf (Német-Hásos) | Kayetan and Teresa (Juschitsch) Mayer settled in Garfield, NJ. Catholic. |
| Mayer | Kevin Mayer [inactive] |
Punitz (Pónicz) | Kayetan Mayer, born in 1886, settled in Garfield, NJ. Wife was Thereesa. |
| Mayer | Michele Diane Mayer | Oberbildein (Felsö-Beled) | Settled in Pittsburgh PA, and Park Chester NY. |
| Mayer | Tom Meyers | Podersdorf (Pátfalu) | Settled in St. Paul, MN, and South Dakota. |
| Mayer | Christine Neff | Halbturn (Féltorony) | Michael and Elizabeth Baum Rongitsch settled in St. Paul, MN, early 1900s. Children were Agnes Mary (Mayer), Lena, Elizabeth, Joseph, Johnny, Rosemary, Mary (Thury), Anna (Gorg), Theresa (Rotter) and Michael. |
| Mayer | Maria Ramspott [inactive] |
Gerersdorf (Német-Szent-Grót) | |
| Mayer | Elizabeth Taves | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | Settled in Coplay, PA. |
| Mayer | Constance Willegal | Podersdorf (Pátfalu) | MAYER, Podersdorf am See, Illmitz, Apetlon, settled St. Paul, MN 1903-1905; SCHWARTZBAUER, Apetlon, Illmitz, settled Mandan, ND 1905, Religion: Catholic. Mayer family members to U.S. include John (father), Theresia, Albert, Katharina, Joseph M and Oswald J. Mother, Catharina (Lentsch) and five other children (Joannes, Julius, Nicolaus, Oswald and Maria) are buried in Podersdorf am See. Schwartzbauer family members to U.S. include Joseph (father), Anna (Schmierer) (mother), Catherine, Anna, Elizabeth, George and Andrew. |
| Mayer | Sandra Hoffmeister Wills | ||
| Mayer | Kathleen Denmers | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | |
| Mayer | Laurie Pulver | Halbturn (Féltorony) | |
| Mayer | Susan Wallace | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | My Grandma, Louise Rose Mayer, and Grandpa, Herman Joseph Fiedler, came from Austria, through Allentown, Penn. to Port Huron, Michigan. They were married in Port Huron January 26, 1921. Most of the family moved on the California but my Grandparents chose to stay here. Her mother Aloisia Barbara Potetz and her father Josef Mayer were among those that moved to Inglewood, California. My father and his many siblings were in the first generation to be born in USA.in his line. |
| Mayer (Maier) | Jim Hardy | Neustift bei Güssing (Újtelep) | My Great Grandmother, Theresa Mayer (Maier on some records) arrived in America on 12/13/1900, at age 14, alone apparently. She was headed to Allentown, PA to meet her sister, Julianna. Theresa's birthdate was 8/27/1886. She married my GGF, Edward Deysher on 7/18/1905. She died in PA on 2/3/1958. |
| Mayer (Mohr) | Anne Pulver | Halbturn (Féltorony) | Katherine Mayer settled in St. Paul, MN in 1906. |
| Mayerhofer | Carol Kuc |
Bocksdorf (Baksafalva); Güssing (Német-Újvár) |
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| Mayerhofer | Katrina Lehrner | Horitschon (Haracsony) | To Toronto, Canada and Wurzberg, Germany. |
| Mayerhofer | Sascha Maurus | Wörterberg (Vörthegy) | Maria Mayerhofer. |
| Mayerhofer | Charleen Roberts | Rohrbach (Jobbágy-Újfalu) | Frank Mayerhofer (1873-1949) and wife Maria Lackinger (parents John and Maria, from Olbendorf and Neuberg) settled in Chicago, IL, ~1903. |
| Mayerhofer | Harry Schleipfenbauer |
Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary; Neckenmarkt (Sopron-Nyék) |
Settled in Landgraaf, Netherlands and Gledbeck, Germany. |
| Mayerhofer | Kathryn Bauer Zickel | Horitschon (Haracsony) | Settled in South Bend, IN, in 1903. |
| Mayerhofer (Maierhofer) | Carol Hansen |
Neustift an der Lafnitz (Lapincs-Újtelek); Grafenschachen (Árokszállás) |
Settled in Chicago and East St. Louis, IL between 1907-22. |
| Medits | Daniel C Kamper |
Eisenzicken (Német-Ciklény); Kleinpetersdorf (Kis-Szent-Mihály) |
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| Meditsch | Daniel C Kamper | Kleinpetersdorf (Kis-Szent-Mihály) | Settled in Chicago. |
| Medl | Eric Bauman | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown and Pittsburgh, PA areas. |
| Medl | Lea Simitz Buzby | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled mostly in Allentown and Pittsburgh areas of PA. |
| Medl | Robert Medl | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Philadelphia, PA. |
| Medl | Erna Miklos | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in Allentown, PA. |
| Medl | Hanna Strauss | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | FANDL, Zahling, Königsdorf, MEDL, Poppendorf, ZENZ, MISBUCHLER, Königsdorf, all settled in Lehigh, PA. JUSITS, DRAUCH, DEUTSCH, SZOMMER Religion: Catholic, Lutheran. Medl line: András Medl (1829-1907) married Anna Deutsch/Deuts (1828-1870), Andreas Medl (1855-1939) married Terézia Jusits (Jusics) (1853-1941), Endre (András) Medl (1879-1965) married Mária Misbüchler/Meiszpüchler (1886-1959), Lewis Fandl (1911-2015) married Helen Madle/Medl (1916-2010). Fandl line: Andreas Fandl, Lorenz Fandl married Mary Zenz Fandl, Lewis Fandl married Cecilia Fandl, Helen Medl Fandl. |
| Medwenitsch | Walther Falk | Hof am Leithagebirge, NÖ | Settled in Canada, Denmark, Switzerland. My mother is Ingrid Anna Medwenitsch from Hof. |
| Meerkatz | Michael Aumüller | Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary | |
| Mehlmauer | Barbara Douglas | Neumarkt (Farkasdifalva) | Richard Potetz said we are 4th-6th cousins. He told me I could research our ancestry and determine how we are related by using this website. My great great grandmother I believe to be Anna Mehlmauer of Neumarkt. |
| Mehlmauer | 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. 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. |
| Meidlinger | Mary Donermeyer | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Emigrated to Minneapolis. |
| Meidlinger | Elisabete Felet | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Marton and Erzsebet Meidlinger and daughter Elisabeth, born Dec 1923, emigrated to Brazil in 1925. |
| Meidlinger | Patricia Haas | Moson-Szolnok (Zanegg), Hungary | Settled in Kossuth Co, IA; to Kimball, Brule Co, SD; to Lamar Co, TX. |
| Meidlinger | Fritz Meidlinger [deceased] |
Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | Settled in Omaha. |
| Meidlinger | James Meidlinger | Jánossomorja (Sankt Johann), Hungary | John (Johann) Meidlinger (b. 1857, d. 1903 in Omaha) and Julia (Juliana) Bestenlehner (b. 1862 in Szentjános, d. 1946 in Omaha) settled in Omaha, NE. DNA matches suggest connections to surnames Wachtler and Pollack (Polak), also from Szentjános. |
| Meidlinger | Karen Edith Meidlinger | Setttled in South Africa. | |
| Meidlinger | Karyn Rammer | Frauenkirchen (Boldogasszony) | Settled in Philadelphia, PA. |
| Meisl (Meißl, Meusl, Meyse, Meizli, Maizli) | Heidi Koehler | Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) | |
| Meitz | Kevin Meitz | Tauka (Tóka) | Franz Henry Meitz (b.7/4/1884 to Georg and Maria (Premm) Meitz of house 29) emigrated to Pittsburgh, PA, then married Bertha Balind (b.4/23/1886). |
| Meitz | Mark Traupman | ||
| Meitz | Ron Wolf | Bonisdorf (Bónisfalva) | To St. Louis, MO, early 1900s. |
| Meitz | Lary Yud | Fanni Meitz, to US in 1912 and settled in Chicago, IL. | |
| Meixner | Michael Gergits | ||
| Meixner | Wellesley Marsh | Eisenberg ad Pinka (Csejke) | |
| Meixner | Alfred Bruno Meixner | Eisenberg ad Pinka (Csejke) | Leopold Meixner. |
| Meixner | Dolores Meixner-Fischl-Cannon | Eisenberg ad Pinka (Csejke) | Leopold Meixner to USA, 1900-1910, settled Coplay, PA (Lehigh Co). |
| Meixner | Daniel Marino | MARCHHART, Pöttsching, settled in New York. WEBER, Eisenberg an der Pinka, settled in New York. KERN, BRUNER, PRANGER, PLEIER (PLEŸER), WENDL, STEIGER, PREISSEGGER, TSCHÉKL, GNOZER (KNOTZER) (uncertain), TREITL, Pöttsching. SORSITS (SCHARSCHITZ), MUROVATZ (MORAVITZ), Sigleß. EVER, SCHLAFFER, IPTITS, Deutsch Schützen. MEIXNER, BOGNER (POGNER), SCHNEIDER, Eisenberg an der Pinka. SCHWAB, RÁCS, PRANNBACHER, Németkeresztes. PEHM, Magyarkeresztes. Religion: Catholic. My ancestors Heinrich "Henry" Marchhart of Pöttsching and Julianna "Julia" Weber of Eisenberg an der Pinka, met and married in New York City | |
| Melchardt | Jeffrey Polster |
Oberkohlstätten (Felsö-Szénégetö); Oberwart (Felsö-Ör) |
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| Melchart (Melchkart) | Christina Ludwig Krock | Glashutten (Szalónakhuta) | Franz and Francesca Melchkart. Children Anna, Theresa, and Joseph. Immigrated to US, in Illinois & Wisconsin in 1893; to Saskatchewan, Canada in 1900. |
| Melchart (Melchkart) | Glenn Ludwig | Glashutten (Szalónakhuta) | Franz Melchkart married Francisca Speigel and emigrated to Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| Meltsch | Alfrida (Wiesler) Malito | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | Gisela (Meltsch) Wiesler and daughter Alfrida were deported in 1945 to Ramsach, Germany. Husband Georg was a prisoner of war in Russia until 1948. All immigrated to Chicago in 1952. |
| Meltsch | John Meltsch | Pornóapáti (Pernau), Hungary | I was born in 1943 in Pornoapati, went to Schwabhausen, Germany, 1946, came to America, April 12, 1952, and settled in Northampton, PA. |
| Menhofer | Beth Baumeister | Petrzalka (Engerau), Slovakia | Settled in West St. Paul and St. Paul, MN in 1885. |
| Meninger | Eric Schneider | John (Johann?) Schneider married Catherine (Katerina?) Meninger soon after emigrating in ~1905 to New Jersey. | |
| Menyhart | Irene Gallina-Menyhart | Bruck on der Leitha, Niederösterreich | |
| Mercsamitsch (Mercsanits) | Bob Wheaton | Neuhaus (Öri-Dobra) | Settled in Chicago, IL. |
| Merkli | Johnny Knabel | Poppendorf (Patafalva) | Settled in NYC in 1930. |
| Merscanits | Heinz Nagl | Neuberg (Újhegy) | Heinz Nagl; Neuberg, Burgenland, Austria. Offers help in searching the registers of Neuberg and Güttenbach from 1848 to 1923. |
| Mersich | Vanessa Ellicott | Nikitsch (Füles) | |
| Mersich | Micki Mersich Webb |
Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd); Grossmutschen (Sopron-Udvard) |
John Mersich of Grosswarasdorf married Mary Miholic of Grossmutchen and settled in South Bend, IN. |
| Mersich (Mersits) | Emily Mersich |
Grosswarasdorf (Szabadbáránd); Grossmutschen (Sopron-Udvard) |
Settled in South Bend, IN area. |
| Mersits | Pauline Menyhart |
Grossmutschen (Sopron-Udvard); Kroatisch Minihof (Malomháza); Kleinmutschen (Pervány); Kópháza (Kohlnhof), Hungary |
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| Mersits | Adam Jakab | Sankt Nikolaus (Vár-Szent-Miklós) | |
| Merslanovich (Merzlanovitch, Merzlanovits) | Rachel Rein |
Purbach (Feketeváros); Oslip (Oszlop) |
Catholic. My branch settled in WI, USA. There is still family in Trausdorf an der Wulka and Oslip. Another branch settled in Argentina. See my Merzlanovitch website. |
| Mertinsich | Viktor & Regina Hladky | Trausdorf (Darázsfalu) | |
| Mesits | Mary A Baschnagel | Gasztony (Gasting), Hungary | Anna Mesits emigrated to Perth Amboy, NJ, 29 Sep 1913 at age 20 on the USS George Washington. Her husband, Imre Nemet (James Nemeth), also emigrated from Hungary. |
| Mesits | Péter Janzsó | Sulz (Sóskútfalu) | Don't know about any emmigrants, my ancestors lived in Vas and Sopron county jn Hungary, and some sides of the family were from the Burgenland area. |
| Messenlehner | Bonnie L Curry | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in Coplay, Nazareth, and Northampton, PA. |
| Messenlehner | Marianne Richter | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in NY, about 1915. |
| Messlehner | Mathilde Seidl | Punitz (Pónicz) | Settled in the Bronx, NY. |
| Messmer | Joan E McGrath |
Sankt Martin (Rába-Szent-Márton); Mühlgraben (Malomgödör); Windisch Minihof (Kistólak); Neuhaus (Vas-Dobra); Sankt Marein, Styria; Sankt Veit ob Graz, Styria; Goesting-Graz, Styria |
Settled in Philadelphia, PA, New York City, Connecticut and Maryland. |
| Mészáros | Andrea Phillips | Kapuvár (Kobrunn), Hungary | Stephen Balok, 1862-1922, son of István Balogh and Rosàlia Mészáros, emigrated to South Bend, IN; married Rozalie Lukacsi/Lukatsi, 1858-1935, of Fertoszentmiklós, Hungary. |
| Meszer | Jennifer Unger | Baumgarten (Sopron-Kertes) | Settled in USA. I am doing this research for my father in law. Both his mother and father have the surname Unger (not directly related) and their siblings/parents are from the Burgenland area. I have many cited sources for the direct ancestors, siblings/spouses of siblings and their children. Many thanks for this site and the facebook group that has been so valuable in the search for these connections. |
| Mettich | Thomas Karones | Miedlingsdorf (Mérem) | Settled in the Chicago area, 1900-20s. |
| Metzgolits | Diane Laszakovits | Steinbrunn (Büdöskút) | |
| Metzler | Sunny Koller | Gattendorf (Lajtakáta, Gáta) | Settled in Vienna. |
| Meullner | Jennifer Graves | Apetlon (Mosonbánfalva) | To South Bend, IN, in 1880, Summit City, MI, in 1883, then Traverse City and Grand Rapids, MI. |
| Meyer | Laurie Decker | Settled in Pittsburgh, PA. | |
| Meyer | Christine Hoover | Eberau (Monyorókerék) | MGM, Maria Meyer emigrated from Eberau in early 1900 to McKees Rocks, Pa. MGF, Emil Boronyak emigrated from Neuhaus am Klausenbach to McKees Rocks, Pa early 1900. |
| Meyer (Mohr) | Anne Pulver | Halbturn (Féltorony) | George Meyer family settled in St. Paul, MN. |
| Mezei | Sue Straw |
