I am looking for a town/village which name was Szambur on Szanobur (probably in Hungarian spelling) and which was locaten in Dalmatia in 18th century. I posess an old Austrian passport stating that my ancestor was born there but nobody in the world can find it. Marius von Schuttenbach osbach@nikocity.de

Marius von Schuttenbach wrote: > > I am looking for a town/village which name was Szambur on Szanobur > (probably in Hungarian spelling) and which was locaten in Dalmatia in > 18th century. > > I posess an old Austrian passport stating that my ancestor was born > there but nobody in the world can find it. > > Marius von Schuttenbach > osbach@nikocity.de Ja. Auf Ungarn ist das Zeichen 'Sz' pron. wie 's' im englischen Wort ' so '. Sie schrieben Region aber sie Dalmacija aussehen wie: 1) lokalisierte Samobor 22 Kilometer westlich von Zagreb. 2. Oder, Samobor jetzt gelegen im Bosnien u. Herzegovina und in 80 Kilometer Süden von Sarajevo am Montenegro (Crna Gora). Von 1718-1797 Venedig (Venezia) steuerte nicht Österreich die Küste Dalmatian von Zadar (c) Zara (i) bis Dubrovnik (c) Ragusa (i) und von der Region Trieste (i) Trst (c) bis Rijeka (c) Fiume (i) und Kotor von Montenegro.

Hello Marius. I've just found out about a great site for locating villages in Eastern Europe. It does a Soundex search for the name. Give it a try! Regards, Leslie Prpich http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm -----Original Message----- From: Marius von Schuttenbach [mailto:OSBACH@nikocity.de] Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 5:34 AM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CROATIA-L] Szambur I am looking for a town/village which name was Szambur on Szanobur (probably in Hungarian spelling) and which was locaten in Dalmatia in 18th century. I posess an old Austrian passport stating that my ancestor was born there but nobody in the world can find it. Marius von Schuttenbach osbach@nikocity.de