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	Tamás: Helló Koblászok Üdv minden Koblásznak a világon! Nem is tudtam,hogy ennyien vagyunk :D		13/02/2005, 16:37:20 #: 200502531 post replyedit abuse? profile

	RED-FOX: az nincs		18/02/2007, 14:47:51 #: 2007021054 post replyedit abuse? profile

	RED-FOX: az nincs Üdv mindenk Koblásznak! Minden Koblász magyarországi(?) vagy mi ilyen ,,intereurope" család vagyunk?		18/02/2007, 14:49:57 #: 2007021055 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Ginger: Re: az nincs Do you speak English? My maiden name is Koblasz too. I live in the US.		28/04/2007, 08:31:37 #: 2007041302 post replyedit abuse? profile

	annonimus: Re: az nincs I do speak english, but not quite well :) What do you know about our name?		28/04/2007, 16:51:38 #: 2007041312 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Ginger: Re: az nincs I do not know much about our name. I think my great grandfather Andrew (or Andras) moved from Vacz Hungary to Woodbridge, New Jersey, US in 1903 and his brother Istvan followed him out here about a year later. The only family out here that I know is from the Andras line. I have not been able to locate anyone from Istvan's side. If you do a search for Koblasz on this site, you'll see we have a couple who came out this way http://www.ellisislandrecords.com/. We have no idea were Koblasz came from originally but find it curious that Andras only spoke Russian and Hungarian. Why Russian? What do you know about the name? Regards, Ginger		29/04/2007, 07:18:25 #: 2007041333 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Ginger: Re: az nincs Oops, I had it all wrong. My great-grandfather John Ambrus Koblasz was born October 06, 1882 in Puspok Szilagy, Pest, Hungary. John's father was Andrew Koblasz. That's where I got confused. I'm not sure how the Andras/Istvan that are listed in the Ellis Island records are related but my grandfather remembers an Uncle Steve (or Istvan)... I hope the translation is not too difficult for you! Best, Ginger		30/04/2007, 06:05:18 #: 2007041371 post replyedit abuse? profile

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