Hungarian (Magyar) Saskatchewan Genealogy Roots

Hungary- Hungarian - Austria - Austrian - Slavs of Austro-Hungary
In 1867, there was an Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. The Hungaro-Croatian Compromise of 1868 (The Nagodba) brought under the monarchy of Hungary the lands of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia. The Hapsburg Dynasty, may classify folks as Austrian, though they may be Croatian, Czech, German, Italian, Ukraninan, Polish, Romanian, Slovene or Slovak. Source \| Bibliography \| Ethnic origins and History \| Top \| Resources \| Sask Gen Web
Hungary - Hungarian - (as well as Burgenland province, Austria)
1922 Maps The New World Atlas and Gazetteer - Austria Hungary Czechoslavakia Roumania Jugoslavia Atlas of Saskatchewan Bloc Settlements: HUNGARIAN Ethnic Bloc Settlements 1850s-1990s Map Atlas of Saskatchewan Group Settlements Austria Genealogy Languages and Translations Botragy migration to Kipling Saskatchewan district of Bekevar CANADIAN STUDIES ON HUNGARIANS, 1886-1986:An Annotated Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Sources Catholic Encyclopedia : Greek Catholics in America Catholic Encyclopedia: Hungarian Catholics in America Cyndi's List Austria / Österreich East European Research Group East European Gen Web Albania Austria Banat Batschka Belarus Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Finland Galicia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Moldova Montenegro Moravia Poland Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Ukraine Yugoslavia Esterhazy, Saskatchewan Ethnic-Hungarian Mailing Lists HUNGARIAN-TRADITIONS FEEFHS Map Room Austro-Hungarian Empire (1882) Austria, Styria, Tyrol FEEFHS East European MAP ROOM Austro-Hungarian Empire First Hungarians in North America Hungarian Emigration to Pittsburgh Hungarian Society of Victoria HUNGARIAN VILLAGE FINDER and GAZETTEER for the KINGDOM of HUNAGARY Hungarian Studies Review, 1998 - Contents Canadian Studies on Hungarians: The Hungaro-Croatian Compromise of 1868 (The Nagodba) Hungary Catalog LDS - Immigration Emigration indexes Hungary Gen Web - Hungary Links - groups Hungary Mailing Lists AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-NOBILITY AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN-ROMANI BANAT DONAUSCHWABEN-VILLAGES GERMAN-HUNGARIAN HUNGARIAN-SURNAMES HUNGARIAN-TRADITIONS HUNGARY Hungary Collections ic.ca.ca Heirloom Seiries Immigrants to Canada - Hungarians, Croatians, Romanians, Slovaks and Czechs Immigrants to Canada - Extracts From the Immigration Report of 1887 Pertaining to Settlement in the West - Hungarian Kaposvar: The Faith of Lajos Nagy - Director Profile - A Scattering of Seeds : The Creation of Canada Kennedy Saskatchewan "Early in the century a large Hungarian settlement was established at Bekevar, a few miles west of the village. " Kipling,Sask. Dec. 02 90th Anniversary of Calvary Baptist Church Kipling, Sk, Ca and the History of the Calvary Baptist Church Bekevar, Sk Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Canada "Most Rev. Attila Mikloshazy, S.J., titular bishop of Castel Minore and Bishop for Hungarian Emigrants throughout the world, resides in Canada" Megwritten - Heritage Project Home Page Julia Balogh (Toth) New World Atlas and Gazetteer 1922 Map of Austria, Hungary, Czecho-slovakia, Roumania, Jugo-slavia Orbans In The World "Across the Prairies in Saskatchewan, in the small village of Arbury on a grid road, just a little south of the Hamlet of Serath, off the #6 Highway, half of the population are called Orban!" Otthon Hungarian Cemetery -Otthon United Church Cemetery -Rural Municipality of Cana # 214 and Hungarian (Magyar) Genealogical Word List Otthon, Saskatchewan Hungarian Settlement- Barsi Barsi Children Founders of Town End of Founders List Hungarian Cemetery Joseph Barsi Otthon Plaque Otthon United Church Otthon United Church Name Otthon United Church Name Our Roots Nos Racines From forest to field, 1903-1983 : Mistatim and districts Mistatim and Districts History Book Committee: Mistatim, Saskatchewan Our Roots Nos Racines Life as it was : Prud'homme, Saskatchewan, 1897-1981 Prudhomme History Committee, St. Laszlo School District #2544 Our Roots Nos Racines With faith and hope : St. Laszlo, our heritage St. Laszlo Historical Committee: Hungarians--Saskatchewan--Biography St. Laszlo Parish Radix - Genealogy research in Hungary --Emigration from Hungary to the USA 1899-1913. Data of Hungarian counties. (Maps!) --Emigration from Hungary / the figures of European ports between 1871-1913 --The ethnic division of immigrants from Hungary to the USA between 1900-1912 --Immigrants from Hungary to the USA 1898-1913 : Break-down by states Research Guide FamilySearch Hungarian Genealogical Word List RootsWeb: CAN-SASKATCHEWAN-L Archives (October 2001) Matyasfold, Saskatchewan RootsWeb: HUNGARY-L Hungarian migration from Wilkes-Barre to Kaposvar-Esterhaz, Saskatchewan in 1885 RootsWeb: HUNGARY-L Kipling, Saskatchewan (was named Békevár, Saskatchewan) »»»See Austria - Austrian: Bukovina Towards a History of the Hungarian Ethnic Group of the United States - Observations on S.B. Várdy's Hungarians of the New World Town of Esterhazy -"Hungarian aristocrat turned Canadian immigration agent, Count Paul Oscar Esterhazy and the Kaposvar colony" Zichydorf Village Association- ZVA - Brief History of Zichydorf Colony Ethnic origins and History \| Top \| Resources \| Sask Gen Web
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