Hi,
I have received this message, and the person kindly asked me to forward this
information. I am receiving messages like this almost every week.
Do not you think we should set up a soc.genealogy.hungarian group,
where maybe experts could help all those Hungarians searching for their roots?
Please, if you have any information on this fellow's relatives, help him.
Send the mail directly to :
Tibor Szilagyi


Take care,
Gotthard
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>Hello Gotthard
>
>My father name was Szilagyi Tivadar born 20/july/1922 to the parents of
>Szilagyi Istvan and Csiszar Etelka born in shire of Komarom ;city Kisber
>My father also had a brother
>My mothers name was Dara Matild who also had a sister by the name of Dara
>Angela. I was born in Budapest 25/march/1953
>Thank you for your support if you might be able to tell me where i can find
>out information on genealogy in Hungary I would appriciate it.
>I live in Australia Victoria and I am a long way from my home town
>
>From Tibor


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I do not think it's possible to find the roots of a "Szilagyi" without
further information. It is like finding the genealogy of a Kovacs or
Szabo. In addition, Szilagyi is very often a hungarianized (magyarositott)
name.

Excuse my previous message: I did not look at the next page with the
letter of Sz.T. This way, of course, somebody might know about that
particular family.

Please, try to help this lady :
Send your info to:



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Hello:

My name is Tomie Burke, and I searching for the relatives of my father
who was from Hungary.  The only information we have found over the course
of 20 years is that we have an uncle currently living in Szaszholembatta,
Hungary.

My father escaped a Russian Prison in the 50's and came to the U.S.  He
died in the 60's and then my mother died in 1970.  I have two sisters,
and together we have 5 children (all boys).  We would very much like to
know our Hungarian relatives.

Is there anyone out there in cyber space that could assist us in locating
our uncle.  I realize that Hungary is a very big country and that Szasz
is a common name, however, we want desperately to find our family.

My sisters and I appreciate your help.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Tomie Burke (Szasz)

Hello everyone,

A colleague of mine will be visiting Hungary and asked me if it was
possible to find a map of "Balaton Rendes (Palkove, Revjulop, Hungary)"
on internet. Unfortunately I could not find sutch a map anywere. Can
someone please help me?

Thank you,

Arno Meijer

Subject: College Park, MD - Hungarian Tanchaz


* 7:30 PM 06/10/95 SATURDAY             TANCHAZ
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 Tanchaz by TISZA Ensemble - Traditional Hungarian Music and Dance
 Starting Point Dance Studio . From I495 take Route 1 South
 toward College Park . After passing the UM complex , make a left
 onto Calvert Rd. The studio is in the first building on your right,
 behind Clean and Lean Laudromat/Fitness Center

 Adm     : $4 ($3 for Tisza members)

 Tanchaz starts promptly at 7:30 with 15 minutes of instruction in basic
 elements of Hungarian dancing, followed by 45 minutes of instruction in a
 traditional Hungarian or Transylvanian dance.  Dancing to live and
 recorded music ends the evening.  The basic steps of many of the dances
 will be demonstrated in a special teaching circle while each dance is
 going on.

 You may bring food or drink .  Please bring footwear
 that will not damage the dance floor.