Hungarian ancestors

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Comment by Barbara Dobrik Goldberg on July 29, 2011 at 10:53am

Dobri, Dobrik,Cserni, (Cherney, Cherny) Uge, Rozany, Bertl, Yassay,

I have information on the above Surnames if interested.  I would also love to see any info you may have.  I have information from Salgotarjan, Hungary, Springdale, McKeesport, and Pittsburgh, PA.  Also, Ashtabula, Ohio, Detroit, Ecorse, Allen Park, MI..

Comment by Kathleen Mangold on March 6, 2011 at 1:00pm

I wish I could help, but unfortunately this was from my early childhood and to my knowledge the people I knew are now deceased. The grandmother taught my mother how to make cabbage rolls (they called them "pigeons" I don't know why) and some cookies. I guess I would start by looking at white pages for Frackville, PA and also check to see if the Russian Orthodox Church is still in existence. I live in the Midwest now so I'm not a "local" anymore :-(

Comment by Daniel M. Ream on March 6, 2011 at 8:54am

Hi Kathleen, would you know how to contact these people?

Comment by Kathleen Mangold on March 5, 2011 at 11:33pm

@ Daniel Ream .... I knew several people with the last name of "Mucha" ... they were Russians who lived in Frackville, Pennsylvania. There is/was a Russian Orthodox Church there and they were members.

Comment by Kimberly Perry- Schneider on July 5, 2010 at 3:54pm

My grandmother's parents were Peter Deak, Mary and Julia Luskai and Poli Dienes. They all came through Ellis Island.

Comment by Daniel M. Ream on June 19, 2010 at 3:49pm

Hi, my great grandfather's name was Banyasz(Banyas), his wife's maiden name was Mucha. I thinkthere was 2 dots over the u. Does anyone know the nationality of this name?

Comment by Robert P Stutsman on October 25, 2009 at 6:32am

Welcome Andras Nagy
I had a friend Paul Nagy who lived in Colorado , he was a prospector .

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