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Scheindorf, 1780 - 1970: Geschichte einer sathmarschwäbischen Siedlung History of a Sathmar Schwaben Village "Scheindorf 1780-1970" by Stefan Schmied Dedicated to "The faith of the Scheindorf Swabians" Leubas/Kempten, Germany, 1970 Published by the Author, Printing: Anton Rieder, Sankt Mang   Introduction Scheindorf, 1780 - 1970: Geschichte einer sathmarschwäbischen Siedlung, is translated from German in 1997 by Anne Julie Weiss Boyle (Born in Scheindorf, Romania) Daughter of Mary Tepfenhardt Weiss & John "Johann" Weiss, both of Scheindorf. English transcription by Gerald "Jerry" Thomas Boyle (Born in Saddle Brook, NJ, USA), son of Anne Julie Weiss Boyle & Gerald "Gerry" Thomas Boyle (Born in Bellshill, Scotland, Great Britain). Other works by Stefan Schmied [Originally Published by Jody McKim Pharr at the DVHH.org 29 Sep 2006]   [Published by Sarah Coraggio at the DVHH on 5 October 2018]  Last Updated: 13 Oct 2018   Keeping the Danube Swabian legacy alive!

SATHMAR COORDINATOR       & Web Editor       Sarah Coraggio 1.   Introduction 2.   The Swabian Trek to Sathmar 3.   Ancestors of the Settlers 4.   Swabians in Scheindorf 5.   Revolt of the Settlers 6.   Economic Development 7.   Tradesmen and Craftsmen 8.   Looking for Work 9.   Disasters 10. The Political Community 11. Church Life 12. Pastor Johann Ettinger 13. School and Teachers 14. Life and Death 15. Self-sacrifice & Sense of Community 16. Evacuation of the Swabians 17. Scattered throughout the World 18. We Remember the Victims of War 19. The Romanian Fellow Townsmen 20. Jewish Families in Scheindorf (Add) 21. Gypsies in Scheindorf (Addendum) 22. Scheindorfer Kiarbe 23. Scheindorfer St. Anne Hymn 24. Customs and Traditions 25. Reference (Bibliography) DVHH.org ©2003-2018 Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands, a Nonprofit Corporation.