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	DMWoelke: Hajer in Fegyvernek Great granddaughter of Anna Hajer & Rudolf Kalman Kozma of Fegyvernek, Jasz-Nagy-Kun-Szolnok. Seeking descendants including Schleich, Ay, Schauer, Csiga, Juhasz, Padar. Have extensive data base for this village.		08/08/2004, 06:07:18 #: 200408141 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Bela Mihalik: Farago I have a Janos Farago from Fegyvernek, who married my great-great-grandmother's cousine Eszter Bartus in Pely, Heves Co., Hungary in 1839.		08/08/2004, 12:14:32 #: 200408146 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Deborah: Re: Hajer in Fegyvernek I am a great great grandaughter of Anna Hajer , my great grandfather's name was Jonas Hajer. I will have to look up the town but it was in Austria. We are looking for descendants.		06/05/2005, 06:10:35 #: 200505154 post replyedit abuse? profile

	DMWoelke: Re: Hajer in Fegyvernek My Anna Hajer's father was Jozsef Hajer, born in Martonvasar, Fejer county. Anna was born and married in Fegyvernek, Jasz-Nagy-Kun-Szolnok county. Both are in Hungary, not Austria. My grandfather used to tell me his mother was from Austria. NOT. It was Austria Hungary at the time of her birth, under Hapsburg rule. Anna and her husband, Rudolf Kalman Kozma emmigrated from Fegyvernek in 1907 via Ellis Island. They had an 18mos. old (Karoly Jozsef) and 4.5 mos. old, Istvan with them. Istvan died at sea. Three other children were born in the US: Maria, Joseph Rudolph (my grandfather) and William. If you think you are related, please contact me. Dianne		07/05/2005, 05:02:26 #: 200505190 post replyedit abuse? profile

	DMWoelke: Re: Farago This is not a name I have in my database. I do know people presently in Hungary from this village who are researchers, one works at the National Archives in Obuda, the other is researching a Romanian village but is from Fegyvernek. I have an American contact living in Budapest who will do research in Hungary (not certified, but experienced) for $12/hr. You should be aware, however, that the only films that the archives have there were filmed by the Mormon Church and left for the Hungarian National Archives. All films are accessible through Familysearch.org Dianne		07/05/2005, 05:13:02 #: 200505192 post replyedit abuse? profile

	gyula hajer: Re: Farago my name is gyula hájer ,my grandfather was live in Fegyvernek.he was also gyula.my father was born in Fegyvernek,he is also gyula.		16/10/2008, 19:08:04 #: 200810691 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Dianne: Re: Hajer Guyla: I'm SO sorry....I never recieved notice about your reply in the Hajer Forum. I am SO very happy to hear from you!!! You have many living relatives in the U.S.!! Please contact me at Midwifenrs -a-t- aol -d-o-t- com Hope to hear from you VERY soon!! Dianne Woelke		08/11/2009, 11:41:04 #: 200911269 post replyedit abuse? profile

	dwpronto: Re: Hajer in Fegyvernek After some research it is hard to say with old maps weather it was Austria or Hungry at the time...		08/11/2009, 19:19:30 #: 200911283 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Dianne: Re: Hajer in Fegyvernek Deborah: Whether or not the village was originally in Hungary is easy enough to determine. What is the village name you are looking for? Dianne Woelke		09/11/2009, 00:16:50 #: 200911291 post replyedit abuse? profile

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