Anna Rollinger was born 15 January 1834 possibly in KrivaBara or Ernsthausen. Dave Dreyer told me that she was more likely from the latter area. I understand KrivaBara is in Torontal which I also understand is a County of Hungary. Can anyone give me any ideas how I can research Anna? She married Lorenz Horvath in 1856 and died in 1877 (possibly in Josephsdorf). My knowledge of the Banat and this area is really limited.
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Hallo,
ich übersetze es mal für die nichtenglischkundigen ins Deutsche.
I translate it into German.
Anna Rollinger wurde am 15. Januar 1834 vermutlich in KrivaBara oder Ernsthausen geboren. Dave Dreyer sagte mir, daß sie eher aus dem letzten Ort stammte. Ich verstehe es so, daß KrivaBara in Torontal ist, welches ein Kreis in Ungarn ist. Hat irgendjemand eine Idee, wie ich Anna finden kann?
Sie heiratete Lorenz Horvat 1856 und starb 1877 (vermutlich in Josephsdorf).
Leider weiß ich sehr wenig über die Region Banat.Viele Grüße .................................. .
Christine
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Wer sich das Alte noch einmal vor Augen führt, um das Neue zu erkennen, der kann anderen ein Lehrer sein.
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Rollinger in Ernsthausen
here a familypage from Germany which also has Rollinger from Ernsthausen in the Banat,
so possible connections to find. also Rollinger from other Banat-places in the family-tree to find:
|-------Rollinger, Johann
|------Rollinger, Johann
| |-------Becker, Franziska
Rollinger, Josef
geboren : 20 November 1851 in Ernsthausen, Banat, Ungarn
gestorben : 19 November 1885
|------Kungel, Katharina
Familie Rollinger - Mangi
Heirat: 25 Januar 1876 in Ernsthausen, Banat, Ungarn
|------Mangi, Simon
Mangi, Barbara
geboren : 2 September 1855 in Ernsthausen, Banat, Ungarn
gestorben : 19 Juni 1930
|------Dort, Maria
contact to Anni Lorenz in Renningen and Manfred Rollinger in Gerlingen:
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Renningen and Gerlingen near Stuttgart in Baden-Württemberg, Germany:
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Anna Rollinger Brick Wall
Anna Rollinger was born 15 January 1834 Possibly in KrivaBara, Torontal, Hungary. She married Lorencz Horvath in 1856 possibly in KrivaBara or Josefsdorf and she died in 1877 supposedly in Josefsdorf. I know nothing else of her and I, and at least 2 of my relatives, have not had any success researching her. We do not know who her parents are either.
If anyone has any ideas, I would appreciate the help.
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Hi Dave,
I let connect your 2nd request to the 1st.
Unfortunately I can't identify KrivaBara in the former Hungarian county Torontál. Today there is a Kriva Bara in Bosnia and Hercegovina (Serbian part), and two are in Bulgaria. Can you give a closer definition for this location?
Concerning to Josefsdorf (Hungarian name: Zsablya, today belongs to Serbia with the name: Жабаљ / Žabalj)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) microfilmed the church records of Josefsdorf, so you also can search for your ancestors if there is an LDS Family History Center in your country.
Hopefuly I could help you a little bit.
Kind regards:
Krisztián
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Hallo Dave,
ich habe deinen 2. Beitrag zu dem 1. zusammengeführt.
Leider kann nicht Kriva Bara in dem ehemaligen ungarischen Komitat Torontál identifizieren. Heute es gibt ein Kriva Bara in Bosnien-Herzegowina und 2 in Bulgarien. Könntest bitte näheres über diese Ortschaft geben?
Was Josefsdorf betrifft:
Die Mormonen haben die Matriken von Josefsdorf (ungarisch: Zsablya, heute gehört zur Serbien, mit der Name: Жабаљ / Žabalj) vermikrofimt, kannst also es selber auch forschen, wenn in deinem Land die Mormonen Forschungsstellen haben.
Hoffe, ein bißchen weiterhelfen konnte.
Herzliche Grüße:
KrisztiánKrisztián Skoumal
Ungarn
http://www.skoumal.eu
Suche unter anderem:
- Hausner - Enzersdorf/Thale --> Großkrut (Böhmisch Krut) - Österreich --> ??? , und überall aus der ehemaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie,
- Weindlmayer (Waidhofen a.d. Ybbs, o. Steyr),
- Wenger, Höller - Österreich (o. Österreich-Ungarn)
„fremde” Hausners auf die ich gestoßen bin: http://www.skoumal.eu/extra/de/HausnerKommentar
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Emigration from Banat
Introduction to the Emigration from Banat
in the UNITED STATES CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION PASSENGER SHIP RECORDS
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BANAT: HEIMATBÜCHER und ORTSFAMILIENBÜCHER
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Kriva Bara: Markowitschewo
Village Names:
* German: Markowitschewo
* Official: Markovicevo
* Hungarian: Újfalu
* Spelling and/or dialect variants: Kriva Bara
Location:
* Country: Serbia
* NW Werschetz
Population:
* 1931: 41 Germans
Ernsthausen
Village Names:
* German: Ernsthausen
* Official: Banatski Despotovac
* Hungarian: Ernöhaza, Ernesthaza
* Spelling and/or dialect variants:
Location:
* Country: Serbia
* 20km E of Großbetschkerek
* Postal Code: 23242
* Filial parish of: Sartscha, Setschan, also had its own parish
Population:
* 1931: 2374 Germans
* 1921: 2425 (93.1% Germans)
Genealogical Records:
* Church records available at FHL: see Sartscha and Setschan
Miscellaneous:
* Founded: Germans arrived 1828
* Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.
Ernsthausen - historical information site:
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Josefdorf
Josefsdorf
Village Names:
* German: Josefsdorf
* Official: Zablja
* Hungarian: Zsablya
* Spelling and/or dialect variants: Zabalj, Zeble, Sablia, Josifovo Selo
Location:
* Country: Serbia
* southeast Batschka, near the Theiß River, northeast of Novi Sad
* Postal-Code:
Population:
* 1921: 8,109 (1,080)
* 1910: 7,993 (1,074)
* 1880: 5,349 (512)
Genealogical Records:
* Village name in FHL records: Zsablya
Miscellaneous:
* Earliest Appearance in History: 1514
* Earliest German Settlement: 1784
* Churches: Roman Catholic/Kalocsa diocese, Greek Orthodox/Bács diocese, Jewish
* District: 13 - Zsablya
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Josefsdorf
Village Names:
* German: Josefsdorf
* Official: Iosifãlãu
* Hungarian: Ujjozseffalva
* Spelling and/or dialect variants:
Location:
* Country: Romania
* 24km NW of Lugosch
* Postal Code: 1879
* Railroad station: Topolovãtu Mare
Population:
* 1977: 497
* 1930: 820 (92.3% Germans)
* 1910: 1083 (94.5% Germans)
Miscellaneous:
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