The spellings of these names might vary. Nestorowitsch was changed to Nestor in the U.S. The couple came to America about 1878 and had children Gisela, Osman, Helen and another daughter. They went back and were killed and buried at Kispet, Pest Co. Hungary. I think the family must have been from that area. Is there any place I can check to see if that is where they are from, and find out something about their titles? They died 12-29-1903 in Hungary. They had a daughter, Helen Nestorowitsch, b. 1837 Hungary. How can I find a record for her? She was 18 when she came to America. She married Edwin R. Hughes, a broker and they had a daughter born 1886 in New York, named Lillian. Edwin Huges died 1888 and Helen married Morris Barret(t) in the Trinity Episcopal Church, Washington D.C. They lived in Goochland Co., Virginia. Lillian Hughes was on the census with the Barrett family in 1900, but must have married before 1910. I wish I could find her descendants. Any help locating this family appreciated. It would see that the family would be easy to find since they had titles, apparently in Hungary. Pat Welch

Dear Pat, Kempelen lists Konstantin Nestorovics married to Countess Adél Apor on April 14, 1822. Their children are not listed. Adél was the daughter of György Apor and Countess Teréz Haller. There is considerable information on the baronial Apor family from the Szekely region of Eastern Transylvania, including detailed genealogy, but not Nestorovics. Janet