To Say Figment
Christine Leviczky RiekThrough story, poetry, and research, I explore the lives of my ancestors in the Carpathian Mountains of Central Europe.
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K is for Krisztina
Krisztina Igyártó (or Igyartó or Ijgyártó) is the sister-in-law of Eszter Szirmai, my 2x great-grandmother from Visk, Hungary (now Vyshkovo, Ukraine). Both the Igyártó and Szirmai families have been traced back hundreds of years in Visk.
J is for Jozefa
Jozefa Serly, is my 2x great-grandmother, born in Nagykároly, Hungary (now Carei, Romania). She was born on April 21, 1825 as Josepha Maria Scherly to parents Matthias Scherly and Barbara Heckler (of H is for Hekler), with godparents Michae...
I is for Irene
Irene Batin is my maternal great-grandmother, born in Viseu de Sus on July 12, 1877. Of the four Batin sisters who lived to adulthood, she is the younger sister of E is for Elena and C is for Cornelia, and older sister to D is for Dora.
H is for Hekler Borbála
H is for Borbála Hekler, or Barbara Heckler (always these spelling variations to consider), born in Nagykároly, Hungary (now Carei, Romania) on the 27th of November, 1804. She is the my 3x great-grandmother, the grandmother of my great-gran...
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