Ebendorf

Village Names:

• German: Ebendorf
• Official: Stiuca
• Hungarian: Csukas
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Tschukasch

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 14km SSE of Lugosch
• Postal Code: 1812
• Railroad station: Lugos

Population:

• 1977: 680
• 1930: 947 (97.9% Germans)
• 1910: 938 (96.7% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Ebendorf
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1786-1851, Marriages 1786-1851, Deaths 1787-1851
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190285

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1786
• Bibliography

Eichental

Village Names:

• German: Eichental
• Official: Sãlbãgelu Nou
• Hungarian: Gyulatelep
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 16km SE of Lugosch
• Postal Code: 1688
• Railroad station: Sacu

Population:

• 1991: the last German family left
• 1977: 193
• 1930: 404 (98.3% Germans)
• 1912: 499
• 1910: 419 (92.8% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1894/95 on the former property of Dr. Gyula Rosenthal (madj. Rózsavölgyi), a Jewish judge from Ofen (from 1897 to 1915 he was Vize-mayor of Ofen-Pest). The German settlers were from Lasarfeld, Sartscha, Setschan, Kleck, Ernsthausen, Großjetscha, Franzfeld, etc.; a very few Slovaks came as well. After World War I, 85 Bohemian-Germans from Wolfsberg, Slatina, Weidental, Sadowa and Lindenfeld arrived.
• Also called: Szilváshelytelep and Neu Szilwaschel
• Bibliography

Elisenheim

Village Names:

• German: Elisenheim
• Official: Belo Blato
• Hungarian: Nagyerzsébetlak, Torontál-Erzsébetlak
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Elisenhain

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 15km S of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23205
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 326 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: Germans arrived in 1870
• Bibliography

Engelsbrunn

Village Names:

• German: Engelsbrunn
• Official: Fântânele
• Hungarian: Kisfalud, Angyalkut
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Fîntînele

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 9km SE of Arad
• Postal Code: 2918
• Railroad station: Arad

Population:

• 1977: 2548
• 1930: 1721 (88.3% Germans)
• 1910: 1702 (93.6% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Engelsbrunn, Angyalkut
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1768-1836, Marriages 1768-1836, Deaths 1768-1836
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858413

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Ernsthausen

Village Names:

• German: Ernsthausen
• Official: Banatski Despotovac
• Hungarian: Ernöhaza, Ernesthaza
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 20km E of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23242
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Sartscha, Setschan, also had its own parish

Population:

• 1931: 2374 Germans
• 1921: 2425 (93.1% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL: see Sartscha and Setschan
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: Germans arrived 1828
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.