Maria, you went too far afield to look in Bakonyszentlászló for Csesznek records! :-) The nearest place to Csesznek was Magyarszentmihály, alas LDS does not show records from there. Next in line would be Bakonyoszlop - or just Oszlop - where there are R. C. church records shown. Bakonyszentkirály is also close (actually next to Magyarszentkirály) but there are only Reformed church records there. Joe Equinunk, PA - USA [email protected] Maria Mikolics wrote: >Hi Listers! > >I wonder if anyone has suggestions as to what I could try next to find records for my great great grandparents MIKOLICS Imre & NYERE Julianna. > >All I have that's confirmed is that their son, my great grandfather MIKOLICS Gyorgy, was born in Borzavar October 1866. According to the record for his marriage to KARNER Veronika in 1892 he was living in Csesznek at the time of marriage. > >I've tried to outline my research path below. Perhaps someone will be able to work out where I may be going wrong..or have some other ideas. > >I have found a record for a MIKOLICS Imre born in Borzavar in 1841 which is about the right time, but I can't assume the link without further verification. So my thought was to try and find the marriage record for my great great grandparents (mid 1800s) in the hope that it mentions their parents. I haven't been able to find anything in the marriage records for Borzavar. So then I tried to work out where the bride was from, thinking they may have married in her village. I looked at the 1828 Census index for Veszprem and found only one mention of NYERE, being in Csesznek. Interestingly, the marriage record for their son, my great grandfather, had him living in Csesznek at the time so perhaps a family link to the village... I looked at the film for Bakonyszentlaszlo which I hope I worked out correctly to be the film that covered Csesznek but still no success. > >Does anyone have any ideas as to what I can try next? Any advice/suggestions would be most gratefully received. > >Kind regards > >Maria Mikolics >Western Australia > >RESEARCHING: >HUNGARY (Csatka, Borzavár, Bakonybánk, Tápszentmiklós, Kecskemét, Nagykorös, Kerekegyháza, Kocsér) - Mikolics, Nyúl-Tóth, Karner, Major, Csonka, Nagy, Jakab, Borbe, Krucse, Marsa, Gál, Major, Florián, Koczek, Horváth >GERMANY/PRUSSIA (Bublitz, Drawehn, Grumsdorf, Illowo) - Zemke, Stremel, Bork, Miller/Muller >UKRAINE (Cheremoshne) - Miller/Muller, Stremel >

Gee, Joe - Since you speak/read/write Hungarian, you should be volunteering for FamilySearch Indexing program. They are really moving ahead with all the volunteers. Bette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph J Jarfas" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2008 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [HUNGARY] Advice re MIKOLICS/NYERE research Maria, you went too far afield to look in Bakonyszentlászló for Csesznek records! :-) The nearest place to Csesznek was Magyarszentmihály, alas LDS does not show records from there. Next in line would be Bakonyoszlop - or just Oszlop - where there are R. C. church records shown. Bakonyszentkirály is also close (actually next to Magyarszentkirály) but there are only Reformed church records there. Joe Equinunk, PA - USA [email protected] Maria Mikolics wrote: >Hi Listers! > >I wonder if anyone has suggestions as to what I could try next to find >records for my great great grandparents MIKOLICS Imre & NYERE Julianna. > >All I have that's confirmed is that their son, my great grandfather >MIKOLICS Gyorgy, was born in Borzavar October 1866. According to the record >for his marriage to KARNER Veronika in 1892 he was living in Csesznek at >the time of marriage. > >I've tried to outline my research path below. Perhaps someone will be able >to work out where I may be going wrong..or have some other ideas. > >I have found a record for a MIKOLICS Imre born in Borzavar in 1841 which is >about the right time, but I can't assume the link without further >verification. So my thought was to try and find the marriage record for my >great great grandparents (mid 1800s) in the hope that it mentions their >parents. I haven't been able to find anything in the marriage records for >Borzavar. So then I tried to work out where the bride was from, thinking >they may have married in her village. I looked at the 1828 Census index for >Veszprem and found only one mention of NYERE, being in Csesznek. >Interestingly, the marriage record for their son, my great grandfather, had >him living in Csesznek at the time so perhaps a family link to the >village... I looked at the film for Bakonyszentlaszlo which I hope I worked >out correctly to be the film that covered Csesznek but still no success. > >Does anyone have any ideas as to what I can try next? Any >advice/suggestions would be most gratefully received. > >Kind regards > >Maria Mikolics >Western Australia > >RESEARCHING: >HUNGARY (Csatka, Borzavár, Bakonybánk, Tápszentmiklós, Kecskemét, >Nagykorös, Kerekegyháza, Kocsér) - Mikolics, Nyúl-Tóth, Karner, Major, >Csonka, Nagy, Jakab, Borbe, Krucse, Marsa, Gál, Major, Florián, Koczek, >Horváth >GERMANY/PRUSSIA (Bublitz, Drawehn, Grumsdorf, Illowo) - Zemke, Stremel, >Bork, Miller/Muller >UKRAINE (Cheremoshne) - Miller/Muller, Stremel > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to HUN[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Well, Bette, just last night glanced at their 'recruiting' site. Am trying to negotiate with the Good "Person" Above for a double life time! ;-) No response yet ... Joe Equinunk, PA - USA [email protected] Bette Butcher Topp wrote: >Gee, Joe - Since you speak/read/write Hungarian, you should be volunteering >for FamilySearch Indexing program. They are really moving ahead with all the >volunteers. >Bette > >

Thanks so much Joe. Now I have something further to try! With kind regards from Australia Maria ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph J Jarfas" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 12:07 AM Subject: Re: [HUNGARY] Advice re MIKOLICS/NYERE research > Maria, > > you went too far afield to look in Bakonyszentlászló for Csesznek > records! :-) The nearest place to Csesznek was Magyarszentmihály, alas LDS > does not show records from there. Next in line would be Bakonyoszlop - or > just Oszlop - where there are R. C. church records shown. > Bakonyszentkirály is also close (actually next to Magyarszentkirály) but > there are only Reformed church records there. > > Joe > Equinunk, PA - USA > [email protected] > > > Maria Mikolics wrote: > >>Hi Listers! >> >>I wonder if anyone has suggestions as to what I could try next to find >>records for my great great grandparents MIKOLICS Imre & NYERE Julianna. >>All I have that's confirmed is that their son, my great grandfather >>MIKOLICS Gyorgy, was born in Borzavar October 1866. According to the >>record for his marriage to KARNER Veronika in 1892 he was living in >>Csesznek at the time of marriage. >>I've tried to outline my research path below. Perhaps someone will be able >>to work out where I may be going wrong..or have some other ideas. >> >>I have found a record for a MIKOLICS Imre born in Borzavar in 1841 which >>is about the right time, but I can't assume the link without further >>verification. So my thought was to try and find the marriage record for my >>great great grandparents (mid 1800s) in the hope that it mentions their >>parents. I haven't been able to find anything in the marriage records for >>Borzavar. So then I tried to work out where the bride was from, thinking >>they may have married in her village. I looked at the 1828 Census index >>for Veszprem and found only one mention of NYERE, being in Csesznek. >>Interestingly, the marriage record for their son, my great grandfather, >>had him living in Csesznek at the time so perhaps a family link to the >>village... I looked at the film for Bakonyszentlaszlo which I hope I >>worked out correctly to be the film that covered Csesznek but still no >>success. >> >>Does anyone have any ideas as to what I can try next? Any >>advice/suggestions would be most gratefully received. >> >>Kind regards >> >>Maria Mikolics >>Western Australia >> >>RESEARCHING: >>HUNGARY (Csatka, Borzavár, Bakonybánk, Tápszentmiklós, Kecskemét, >>Nagykorös, Kerekegyháza, Kocsér) - Mikolics, Nyúl-Tóth, Karner, Major, >>Csonka, Nagy, Jakab, Borbe, Krucse, Marsa, Gál, Major, Florián, Koczek, >>Horváth >>GERMANY/PRUSSIA (Bublitz, Drawehn, Grumsdorf, Illowo) - Zemke, Stremel, >>Bork, Miller/Muller >>UKRAINE (Cheremoshne) - Miller/Muller, Stremel >> >