Home› Groups› Czechia Research

Czechia Research

Join

Help with transcribing / finding the town of origin

LuciaV
LuciaV ✭✭
August 26 in Social Groups

Hi! I'm trying to figure out where did my ancestor Alojzia Nagy come from. I have this 1869 Hungary census from the Slovak town of Topoľčianky (Family No. 2, 2nd person) which says she comes from Moravia (right?). For some time I thought the other word said Köllein (Cholina) but I didn't find her birth there and now that I'm looking at it, it's probably something different. So if someone could try and read that for me, that would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Lucia

0

Comments

  • Betseylee Browning
    Betseylee Browning ✭✭✭
    August 26 edited August 26

    She is from Slovakia. It does not say she is from Moravia. Look in Zlaté Moravce District, Nitra Region, Slovakia. Zlaté Moravce District, Nitra Region, Slovakia named "settlement of (the tribe) Moravians" and see is she might be there. Here is a map: https://mapy.com/en/zakladni?q=Zlat%C3%A9%20Moravce&source=osm&id=1015716778&ds=1&x=18.3810369&y=48.3944985&z=13 which shows this Morav is close Topolčianky where the census is from.

    Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlat%C3%A9_Moravce.

    Ortsverzeichnis von Österreich, Tschechien, Slowakei, Slowenien shows three different ones. I don't know which one is right.

    Lfdnr

    76857

    Ortsname Aktuell

    Zlate Moravce

    Ortsname Früher

    Prilepy

    Ortsname Deutsch

    Landshof

    Ortsname Ungarisch

    Perlep

    Ortsname Slowakisch

    Ortsname Ukrainisch

    Kronland

    Ungarn (heute Slowakei)

    Bezirk

    Zlate Moravce

    Pfarre(n)

    Name

    Matrikenbeginn

    zuständiges Archiv

    Zuständige Pfarre - Römisch Katholisch:

    Zlate Moravce

    1828/1828/1827

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständiger Israelitischer Bezirk:

    Zlate Moravce

    1850/1856/1857

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Levice

    1791/1851/1851

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Lfdnr

    76856

    Ortsname Aktuell

    Zlate Moravce

    Ortsname Früher

    Chyzerovce

    Ortsname Deutsch

    Hiserowitz

    Ortsname Ungarisch

    Hizér

    Ortsname Slowakisch

    Ortsname Ukrainisch

    Kronland

    Ungarn (heute Slowakei)

    Bezirk

    Zlate Moravce

    Pfarre(n)

    Name

    Matrikenbeginn

    zuständiges Archiv

    Zuständige Pfarre - Römisch Katholisch:

    Zlate Moravce

    1828/1828/1827

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständige Pfarre - Reformation:

    Mochovce (heute Kalna nad Hronom)

    1827/1827/1827

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständiger Israelitischer Bezirk:

    Zlate Moravce

    1850/1856/1857

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Lfdnr

    74590

    Ortsname Aktuell

    Moravce Zlate

    Ortsname Früher

    Zlate Moravce

    Ortsname Deutsch

    Goldmorawitz

    Ortsname Ungarisch

    Aranyosmarót

    Ortsname Slowakisch

    Ortsname Ukrainisch

    Kronland

    Ungarn (heute Slowakei)

    Bezirk

    Zlate Moravce

    Pfarre(n)

    Name

    Matrikenbeginn

    zuständiges Archiv

    Zuständige Pfarre - Römisch Katholisch:

    Zlate Moravce

    1828/1828/1827

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständige Pfarre - Evangelisch:

    Horne Slazany (heute Slazany)

    1827/1827/1827

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständige Pfarre - Reformation:

    Kalnica (heute Kalna nad Hronom)

    1790/1791/1791

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zuständiger Israelitischer Bezirk:

    Levice

    1791/1851/1851

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    Zlate Moravce

    1850/1856/1857

    Landesarchiv Nitra

    0
  • LuciaV
    LuciaV ✭✭
    August 27

    Hi Betsylee. Thanks for pointing out Zlaté Moravce. I know they are near there. I was just sure it's Moravia, because it says Morva-országh, which… In Hungarian is Moravia. And then something starting with K. What would that be? Hungarians use országh for "countries" as far as I know.

    0
  • Betseylee Browning
    Betseylee Browning ✭✭✭
    August 28

    You are correct that Morva-országh is the word for Moravia. I checked genteam.at and found nothing like Kolletier. I also checked this list at FamilySearch with no success. https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Czech_Gazetteer_K I checked Mapy.cz without success. K and G are interchangeable but did not success with that either. I checked Wikipedia without success. Sorry but I am not able to help you but maybe someone else in the community knows of another source to check.

    Betseylee

    0
Clear
No Groups Found

Categories

  • All Categories