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Sanktandrees |
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| St. Andrasch |
(Josephinische) |
| Szentandrás |
(Hungarian) |
| Andres |
(Other) |
| Sânandrei,
Romania |
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Village Coordinator:
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Web Site:
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Catholic Church
Name:
H l. Apostel Andreas*
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Village at a glance
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12km N of Temeswar |
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Established 1749 and remained a
German village until 1988 |
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Catholic Church name:
H l. Apostel Andreas* |
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Genealogical Records
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Church
records
available
at
LDS
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110 RO - Sankt-Andres: B. 1785-1819, M. 1785-1837, D. 1785-1829
FHC;
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The
"French" colonization of the
Banat started about 1748
with emigration from
Lorraine and
the territories bordering on
it. The settlers from Lorraine that established
Neu-Beschenowa in the summer
of 1748 had to complete a
military training ordered by
Maria Theresia, so that they
would be able to serve as
soldiers in case of war.
By 1750 the villages St.
Andreas and St. Martin had
been established. In
an initial massive effort, both French and
German-speaking Lorrainers
settled St. Andreas.
Read
more:
The Colonization of the Banat Following its Turkish
Occupation -
With particular emphasis on emigration
from Lorraine and Luxemburg (Southern Belgian province of Luxemburg) |
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St.
Andrasch
(Source:
Josephinische Landesaufnahme, 1769-72 - Map Section
42) |
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Last
of the German Village of Sanktandreas
by Anton Zollner |
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Lookups Guide:
Steve Ford -
Familienbuch der
Gemeinde; St. Andreas 2001; Walter Fissl’s 1994 St. Andreas VHS Video |
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Lookups Guide:
Jody McKim - Müller, Ferdinand:
Saarländische Siedlerfamilien in Sankt Andreas, Banat. Homburg 1979. 52 S. (Donaudeutsches Kulturwerk Saarland) |
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Sanktandreas
Photos 2004 by Jody McKim |
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Sanktandreas Photos 2006
by Gaspar Subai, submitted by
Peter Solt |
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Banat
Images 2004 |
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Helmuth Ganzers' Photo Collection |
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Sanktandreas
Passenger Extraction Records by David Dreyer |
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Müller, Ferdinand; Weber, Matthias: Dorffamilienbuch Sankt Andreas. Quellen zur Banater Siedlungs- u. Familienforschung. Homburg 1972. (Donaudeutsches Kulturwerk Saarland)
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Waldner, Karl F.; Weber, Matthias:
Sankt Andreas. Die Siedlerfamilien und ihre Herkunft, Homburg 1980, ca 25 S.
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Weber, Mathias; Petri, Anton Peter:
Sanktandreas. H.O.G. Marquartstein 1981. 702 S. |
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Familienbuch St. Andreas,
im
Banat,
2001
by Jakob Arenz |
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NEUERSCHEINUNG (E:
NEW RELEASE):
Familienbuch der römisch-katholischen
Pfarrgemeinde SANKTANDRES im Banat 1739-2009 und ihre Filiale KOWATSCHI 1844-1861,
Series of Swabian origin Research Volume 164, German
Ortssippenbücher Band B 476 Central Office for persons and
Family History (Institute of Genealogy) D-60529 Frankfurt am Main, 2 Volumes, 1743 pages +
map of Saint Andres, ISBN 978-3-00-030117-9
Publisher: Arbeitskreis donauschwäbischer
Familienforscher (AKdFF)
Goldmühle-Str. 30 D-71065 Sindelfingen, Auflage 150 copies.
Overall Production: Druckerei Gebr.
Geiselberger GmbH, Altötting
price 70 Euro, (plus shipping)
To purchase contact: Heinrich Lay
Altdorfer-Str. 8,
84513 Töging a. Inn,
Tel.: (08631) 98258 |
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Saarländische
Siedlerfamilien in Sanktandreas by Ferdinand Müller |
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Click on images to view sample of contents.
Saarland, one of the 16 German states, in SW Germany in
the Saar River valley, bordering with France (département
of the Moselle) in the south and west, Luxembourg in the
west and Rheinland-Pfalz in the north and the east.
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Sanktandreas Village Photos - 2005
by Jody McKim |
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The Cemetery
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enlarge
Old Home Places
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enlarge
Around Town
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enlarge
Sanktandreas Village Photos
- 2006
by Gaspar Subai, submitted by
Peter Solt |
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Family Registry & Research
Scheer /
Scherer & Tieringer / Tiringer / Diringer / Turinger / Du(ü)rimager /
Thüringer
Rausch, Seif, Sirn, Tiringer, Weber
Focht / Vogt, Seif & [Kellerman and
Ferenc]
Weres,
Mangaresch, Lind
Klein, Bautz
& Kirschner
Anhalt, Noll
Metzger, Weber
Thoma, Fritz
Wagner, Moos / Moosz
Schmidt, Weisz, Till
Add your Sanktandreas families to the registry, submit information
to:
Jody McKim
Tieringer / Dieringer / Diringer & Scheer
Contact: Thüringer Anton &
Jody McKim
Information obtained from the Banat Church Records
- by commissioned Researcher Sorin Fortiu - GenealogyRo, unless otherwise noted.
-PAUL TIERINGER / DIRINGER [MC: D 29.11.1797, Szt. Andreas; B~1737, “Saproviensis” [MC:
according to St. Andreas FB, page 380, entrance 4422]
-EVA SCHEER [MC: D 19.04.1817, Szt. Andreas; B~1745 [MC: according to St. Andreas FB]
Their children:
- JOANNES, M 2.02.1796, Szt.
Andreas, Elisabetha LÖB; M2. 25.01.1824, Margaretha Thomas [MC: 2 marriages and 17 children
in Szt. Andreas with his first wife. After his second M some members of the family will move
out from Szt. Andreas]
- GEORG, B~1774, D 23.03.1791,
Szt. Andreas
- SOPHIA, B ~1780, [MC: she is not
listed in St. Andreas FB] D 8.08.1836, SOPHIA, widow of deceased PETRI LUPERGER,
40y[B~1796], plebeja, Merczifalva, omnibus sacramenti provisa in cholera
- ELISABETHA, B 10.07.1789, do
PAULUS TIRINGER & EVA, H 47 Szt. Andras, PNCC: ELISABETHA FRANZEN & NICOLAUS FRANZEN; MC: D
22.05.1794, Szt. Andreas [MC: according to St. Andreas FB]
- SUSANNA, B 24.08.1792, do PAULUS
DIRINGER, notarii & EVA, H 47 Szt. Andras, PNCC: SUSANNA LUXEMBURGERin, MICHAEL LUXEMBURGER;
MC: D 22.05.1794, Szt. Andreas [MC: according to St. Andreas FB]
If you have a connection or information about this family,
please contact
Jody McKim.
For more information visit Jody's family website:
www.lifesadance.net
Rausch, Seif, Tiringer, Weber
Contact:
Charles McCool
Summary of RAUSCH line from Sankt Andreas.
Peter RAUSCH, b. 17 Mar 1862 in Sankt Andreas Hungary, d. 29 Apr 1906 in Sankt
Andreas Hungary Mary SEIF, b. 11 Oct 1867 in Sankt Andreas Hungary, d. 22 Dec
1900 in Sankt Andreas Hungary
Paul RAUSCH, b. 16 Dec 1835 in Sankt Andreas Hungary + Barbara TIRINGER,
b. 15 Sep 1840 in Sankt Andreas Hungary, d. 23 Mar 1919 in Sankt Andreas Hungary
Johann Georg RAUSCH, b. 10 Mar 1815 in Sankt Andreas Hungary, d. 10 Apr 1882 in
Sankt Andreas Hungary + Katharina WEBER, b. 8 Jul 1817 in Sankt Andreas Hungary
Johann RAUSCH, b. ca 1774 in Saarburg Germany, d. 13 Oct 1828 in Sankt Andreas
Hungary + Barbara SIRN, b. ca 1776 in Orscholz Germany, d. 24 Dec 1831 in Sankt
Andreas Hungary
Nikolaus RAUSCH, b. ca 1735 in Pfalz Germany, d. 10 Jun 1802 in Sankt Andreas
Hungary + Anna Maria Unknown, b. ca 1735 in Sackelhausen Hungary, d. 1802 in
Sankt Andreas Hungary
For more information visit Charles family website:
http://members.aol.com/mccooltrav/mcgene.html
Focht / Vogt & Seif
Contact:
Steve Ford
[Kellerman and Ferenc are of interest]
Weres & Mangaresch
Contact:
Mary Lindemann
My two families that were in Sanktandreas early on (1750's to early 1800) were Peter
Weres
and Nikolaus Lind family. Children from both families migrated to
Neubeschenowa & some then went on to Deutschbentschek
Extractions from the FHL Film #858428 for St Andreas coming
soon!
Klein, Bautz & Kirschner
Contact:
Linda McKenna
Klein family may have been
related to either Fredrick Bautz or Emilie Kirschner
(sp) Bautz
Anhalt & Noll
Contact:
Ben Anhalt
My great grandfather and grandmother
were born in Sanktandreas before emigrating to the US. Johann
Anhalt, b. 1882, spent time in an orphanage before coming to
Philadelphia in 1905. Elisabeth Noll, b. 1888 and
arrived in the US in 1906, possibly traveling with the family of
Johann and Katharine Vocht.
Metzger & Weber
Contact:
John Fidel Fay
My Grandfather Johann Metzger was b.
27 Apr 1874 in Sanktandreas. My Grandmother Anna
Katherine Weber was b. 27 Apr 1886 Sanktandreas. They married
4 May 1899 in Temesvar.
Thoma, Fritz
Contact:
Joanne Kearns
My father, John Thoma, was born in St
Andreas. My grandmother, Anna
Fritz was born in 1890 in St Andreas; her parents were: Nickolas
Fritz and Anna Messmer. Anna Messmer's parents were born in
Sackelhausen. My grandmother's brothers-in-law were from Dolatz.
Wagner, Moos / Moosz
Contact:
Kathi Reid
Schmidt, Weisz & Till
Contact:
Peter Michael Solt
I am researching my ancestors, my grandfather
Franz SCHMIDT, was born in Sankt Andreas 26.01.1871, the last son of
the family. His wife, my Grandmother, was Teresa geb. TILL, born
21.01.1834 Sankt Andreas. According to the report of the Catholic,
bishop's office in Temeschburg, the church books were taken away. If you
know me something about these families please contact me.
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Last updated:
21 Feb 2012
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English: County
Hungarian: Megye
Romanian: Judet
Serbian: Okpry
German: Grafschaft
Torontál county was located in the Banat
region. It shared borders with the Kingdom of Serbia and the Hungarian
counties Szerém, Bács-Bodrog, Csongrád, Csanád, Arad and Temes (the
first county was part of Croatia-Slavonia). The river Danube formed its
southern border, the river Tisza its western border, and the river Maros
its northern border.
Banat Church List
Village prefix & suffix
translations
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Ger. |
Rom.
or Ser. |
Hun. |
Eng. |
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Alt |
vechi/veche |
O |
Old |
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burg |
cetate |
var |
burg |
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Deutsch |
German |
nemet(s) |
German |
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dorf |
sat |
falva |
village |
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gross |
mare |
nagy |
large |
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haus |
casa |
haza |
house |
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klein |
mic(a) |
kis |
small |
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neu |
nou/noua |
uj |
new |
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sankt |
sin/san |
szent |
saint |
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