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Skoumal Krisztián V.2021.03.13 Sorszam Kod Nev Szul.* Telepules* Apa Anya Nr © Skoumal Krisztián V.2021.03.13 Sorszam Kod Nev Szul.* Telepules* Apa Anya Nr. Code Name Born* Town* Father Mother 1. RFE1606003014851008003 ZAAN Mihaly <1836 Matyfalva Matiyovo (UA) 2. RCE4000300085873071028 ZABLOGYEL Joannes 1819 Opatau Opatov u Jihlavy (CZ) ZABLOGYEL Josephus VORMANN Anna 3. RCE3800090351946060003 ZABOLY Irma 1901 Tiszaujlak Vylok (UA) ZABOLY Barnabas N. Maria 4. RFE1606003058856002006 ZABOLY Karoly 1831 Sarospatak (H) 5. CRH1606001104896153098 ZABORSZKI Matild 1887 Beregszasz Berehove (UA) ZABORSZKI Roza 6. RFX3800090240941007005 ZABORSZKY Istvan 1916 Beregszasz Berehove (UA) ZABORSZKY Jozsef FREITAG Emma 7. CRK4000320000897102309 ZABORSZKY Otto Jozsef 1897 Resicabanya Resita (RO) ZABORSZKY Adolf BENDA Maria 8. CRK4000320000898187009 ZACH Maria 1898 Resicabanya Resita (RO) ZACH Matyas CSERNIHO Maria 9. 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CRK4000317216903017033 ZAGYVA Janos 1903 Simonyifalva Satu Nou (RO) ZAGYVA Mihaly MACSAR Maria 32. CRK4000317216904096087 ZAGYVA Karoly 1904 Simonyifalva Satu Nou (RO) ZAGYVA Mihaly MACSAR Maria 33. CRE4000417330898012002 ZAHA Anna 1857 Gyapju Gepiu (RO) ZAHA Flora PETRAN Elena 34. CRE4000417330902050002 ZAHA Eva 1883 Madarasz Madaras (RO) ZAHA Gyorgy BULZAN Anna 35. PP00245002844909779001 ZAHA Janos 1871 Kisgercze Gherta Mica (RO) *www.skoumal.eu/adat.html 1/18 *www.skoumal.eu/DE/data.html; *www.skoumal.eu/EN/data.html © Skoumal Krisztián V.2021.03.13 Sorszam Kod Nev Szul.* Telepules* Apa Anya Nr. Code Name Born* Town* Father Mother 36. CRE4000417330899019001 ZAHA Jozsef 1872 Madarasz Madaras (RO) ZAHA Flora KOTRO Paraszka 37. CRE4000417330902049001 ZAHA Todor 1876 Marczihaza Martihaz (RO) ZAHA Todor BARNA Maria 38. NRCK160612E21925083031 ZAHANSKY Bela Lajos 1925 Csaszloc Chaslivtsi (UA) ZAHANSKY Jozsef GARAI Maria 39. IRCK400300102000681005 ZAHARI Katalin 1890 Temesvar Timisoara (RO) 40. RCE1408000236883179007 ZAHAROVICS Lujza 1842 Aknaszlatina Solotvino (UA) 41. ZSE4000310000895056004 ZAHLER Ignac 1859 Gyongyos (H) ZAHLER Markus WOLF Netti 42. RCE4000325500887287001 ZAHN Adam 1851 Versec Vrsac (SRB) ZAHN Janos HENNEMANN Anna 43. CRECD040N0113911052002 ZAHNER Janos 1888 Kairo Cairo (ET) ZAHNER Janos KPPLER Katalin 44. RCE3810026340909148017 ZAHORAN Matyas 1877 Rakos-Csaba Budapest (H) ZAHORAN Pal HARICH Zsofia 45. RCE1408000236883179008 ZAHORANSZKY Emma 1866 Szlatina Solotvino (UA) ZAHORANSZKY Peter 46. GCE4210007232899615004 ZAHORCSAK Bazil 1877 Nemetporuba Zavazna Poruba (SK) ZAHORCSAK Gyorgy MACZKO Anna 47. RCE4000300085884135021 ZAHRADNICEK Maria Sidonia 1862 O-Boleszlav Stara Boleslav (CZ) ZAHRADNICEK Janos Vencel ROZUM Emilia 48. IRCK400300102000681035 ZAHRADNIK Laszlo Jeno 1939 Temesvar Timisoara (RO) 49. RCE3850031306918008010 ZAICSKO Katalin 1899 Kiskoszeg Batina (HR) ZAICSKO Antal ZNIBL Anna 50. RFE4000435100888056008 ZAJ Erzsebet 1866 Felsobanya Baia Sprie (RO) ZAJ Istvan 51. RFE4000435100868025006 ZAJ Istvan 1842 Felsobanya Baia Sprie (RO) 52. RFE4000435100869028009 ZAJ Maria <1855 Felsobanya Baia Sprie (RO) ZAJ Istvan 53. PP00245002841909042001 ZAJACZ Laszlo 1886 Tiszaszaszfalu Sasovo (UA) ZAJACZ Laszlo 54. RCE1606008057920007007 ZAJDEL Anna 1902 Kapuszog Vorochovo (UA) ZAJDEL Valentin JANKOVICS Julia 55. RFE4000435100884050001 ZAJTZ Jinka 1852 Felsobanya Baia Sprie (RO) ZAJCZ Jozef 56. RCE4000300085884133011 ZAK Maria 1849Chrudin Chrudim (CZ) ZAK Samu N. Verona 57. RFE3800090243905014276 ZAKA Jozsef 1859 Daroc Beregdaroc (H) 58. RFE4000435100853002014 ZAKANY Lajos 1827 Tiszaluc (H) 59. CRH3682756200980009041 ZAKANYI Erzsebet 1908 Alsosegesd (H) ZAKANYI Ferenc TORO Erzsebet 60. RFK4000310085842010069 ZAKARIAS Julianna 1842 Gaj Arad-Gai (RO) ZAKARIAS Gyorgy TOTH Julianna 61. 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CRK3645480300900150098 ZAM (JAMBOR) Janos 1900 Vasarosnameny (H) JAMBOR Zsigmond ZAM Terezia *www.skoumal.eu/adat.html 2/18 *www.skoumal.eu/DE/data.html; *www.skoumal.eu/EN/data.html © Skoumal Krisztián V.2021.03.13 Sorszam Kod Nev Szul.* Telepules* Apa Anya Nr. Code Name Born* Town* Father Mother 71. CRK3645493300913016069 ZAM Etelka 1913 Csaroda (H) ZAM Ferenc MAKLARI Terez 72. CRK3645493700912014081 ZAM Ilona 1912Vamosatya (H) ZAM Istvan BAKSA Erzsebet 73. CRK3645493700939138035 ZAM Ilona 1939 Vamosatya (H) ZAM Ilona 74. CRK3645493700909064103 ZAM Imre 1909 Vamosatya (H) ZAM Istvan BAKSA Erzsebet 75. CRK3645493700942203073 ZAM Jolan 1942 Vamosatya (H) ZAM Mihaly NAGY Amalia 76. CRK3645484100938001005 ZAM Jozsef 1938 Gergelyi Gergelyiugornya (H) ZAM Jozsef BARATH Julianna 77. CRH3645484400896034032 ZAM Julianna 1896Marokpapi (H) ZAM Istvan GUTI Erzsebet 78. CRK3645493700940160044 ZAM Julianna 1940 Vamosatya (H) ZAM Mihaly NAGY Amalia 79. 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