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Mark Hoferitza: Slovak/Magyar Connection
Hello All, I am trying to research my family in Slovakia. I'm guessing that Hoffericza is a Hungarian spelling of Hoferica, my family name. Since the part of Slovakia they lived in was once occupied by Hungarians. The town is Svaty Martin or Sventmarton. I'm hoping someone out there can help.
Thanks,
Mark Hoferitza
11/03/2004, 00:15:09
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Zlatica : Re: Slovak/Magyar Connection
Mark,

The town of Szentmarton aka Svaty Martin is now just Martin, Slovak Republic.
http://mapy.atlas.sk for locating the town in SK

http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
The old 1910 Hungarian megye map is at :
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910 click on Turocz megye

www.zoznamst.sk SK's phone site is listing the surname HOFERICA.
2 HOFERICAs, 6 HOFERICZAs passed thru Ellis Island. Yes, there was an Hoffericza but that could be a transcribing error. To locate an Ellis Island manifest in One Step use :
www.stevemorse.org

www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator
http://vivisimo.com
www.slovaklinks.com
www.slovakinstitute.com
www.slovakfolkcrafts.com
www.village.sk
www.our-slovakia.com
www.martin.sk
www.spectacularslovakia.sk
www.slovak.org

The LDS-Mormons (Family History Center) have filmed the church records of SK so you can order the films and gather ancestral information.
www.bmi.net/jjaso to familiarize yourself with church wording.
www.iabsi.com/gen/public
http://feefhs.org/slovak/frg-slrp.html

11/03/2004, 00:45:40
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Mark Hoferitza: Re: Slovak/Magyar Connection
Thank you very much. I do have info from the FHL in Salt Lake City. (I live about 35 norty of Salt Lake City). I have been intrigued by the different spellings (Hoferica, Hoferitza, Hofferica, and Hoffericza). Thanks for the amnifest link. I will check it out.
11/03/2004, 01:00:36
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Zlatica : Re: Slovak/Magyar Connection
Your welcome.
It is all in pronounciation, as they say.
The TZ in English and CZ in Magyar make the C sound in Slavic language.
11/03/2004, 01:06:58
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Mark Hoferitza: Slovak or Hungarian Towns
I am trying to find out about a couple of towns. I have Hungarian names for them, but it is possible they are actually in Slovakia now. Hope someone can help.

Nagyszvazscz, Hungary
Ricswaralja, Hungary

Thanks,
Mark Hoferitza
11/03/2004, 18:49:37
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Zlatica : Re: Slovak or Hungarian Towns
Mark

Both of the villages's names are misspelled.

Ricsovaralja is now Hricovske Podhradie, SK and the surname HOFERICA lists in that village's phone book.

Nagyszoczocz. There was a village named Szoczocz in Turocs megye which now is called Socovce, Slovak Republic.
Nagy-Szoczocz is now Socovce, Slovak Republic.
Kis-Szoczocz is now Stranka, Slovak Republic

One of the Hofericzas has that the town is in Turocz megye.
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910
11/03/2004, 20:06:58
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Mark Hoferitza: Slovak/Hungarian Town
Can anyone tell me where this village is?

Krusivaralja

It was listed in Hungary on an Ellis Island database as the residence of Jan Hoferica.
12/03/2004, 17:16:09
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Zlatica: Re: Slovak town
Another misspelled name of a town.

It is Hricsovaralja which is another old name for the village now known as Hricovske Podhradie.
12/03/2004, 17:32:11
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Draganescu1: Re: Slovak town
Mark,
I just saw your listing for Hofferica. My grandmother was born in Hricovske Podhradie. I visited a distant relative of hers in 2001. His name was Jozef Hofferica and he lived at House #57 in Hricovske Podhradie.
13/03/2006, 14:19:57
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hoferitza: Re: Slovak town
Hi. I would like to talk with you. I know it's been over 2 years, but I didn't see this until now. Please email me at ac7dn -a-t- hotmail.com -d-o-t- Ahoj.
05/11/2008, 04:49:37
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