Village Coordinator

Jane E Moore

 my daughter Abby & me

My grandfather was born in 1880 in Klein-Beregsau (Nemeth is what he called it), a place just a short distance from Kleinjetscha.  His parents and three generations of his grandparents, however, lived in the village of Kleinjetscha. 

Grandpa passed away long before I knew to ask him about his boyhood, but he left us a written account of his parents and grandparents and of his early life, before he came to America in 1905.  With his written account in hand and with the help of libraries, Dietmar Giel’s Kleinjetscha Family Book, and many “helping hands,” I have traced Grandpa’s ancestors back to the mid-1700s. 

It is my hope that this village page will bring together people with Kleinjetscha roots, so that we might share with and learn from one another.  Please, if you have questions or if you have information to contribute—photos, stories, sites, historical data, family information—let me know.

Jane

Check back - I'll be adding to the site!
 

 
 

                               Did you know?...

If you needed your bones worked on, Kleinjetscha was the place to go.  According to the 1924 Donauschwäbischer Volkskalender, “the best bone doctors are in Kleinjetscha." See Our Danube Swabian Banat Villages Have Their Own Character for more translated excerpts from Donauschwäbischer Volkskalender.

 

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