Sanktandreas in Banat

Established 1749 and remained a German village until 1988

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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)

Last of the German Village of Sanktandreas by Anton Zollner

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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

   

Founded: 1748/49

  • German: Sanktandreas, Hungary in Banat
  • Hungarian: Szentandrás [used in passenger records] 
  • Official: Sânandrei, Romania [12km N of Temeswar]
  • Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sanktandrees, Andres, Andrees, Sînandrei

Location
12km N of Temeswar

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Surrounding Villages: 

Mercydorf | Neubeschenowa

Village Host: Jody McKim

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