The Holeczy Family of PA. And OH.
Compiled By David Eric Tursan in Washington DC from Records provided by Harry
B. and Kathy T. as well as verbal interviews my Grandmother E. A. Turcsanyi as
well as sources cited below. Posted 2001.
Paullus Holeczy
m. Dorothea P.
Michael Holeczy
m. Maria Sikora
Martin Holeczy
Andrew
(Andreas/"Ondrosh") Holeczy
m. Helena Hricz
Andreas Holeczy
Georgius Holeczy
Anna Holeczy
Samuel Holeczy
Paullus Holeczy
Joannes Holeczy
m. Maria Rainer
Maria Holeczy
Susanna Holeczy
Daniel Emil Holeczy
Andreas Holeczy
Janos Holeczy
Gustav Holeczy
Erma Ann Holeczy
m. J. V. Turcsanyi
J. V. Turcsanyi
D. P. Turcsanyi
m. F. K. Barrett
D. E. Tursan
K. E. Tursan
m. A. Strong
D. M. Turcsanyi
V. R. Turcsanyi
Samuel Holeczy
Eugene Holeczy
Louis Holeczy
Paul Holeczy
Margaret Holeczy
Alexander Holeczy
Julia Holeczy
Lillian Holeczy
Susanna Holeczy
Juliana Holeczy
Theresia Holeczy
Helena Holeczy
Krisztina Holeczy
Paullus Holeczy
Juliana Holeczy
Maria Holeczy
Recent Changes to pages :
August 13 2001 - We had the first official Holeczy Family reunion this weekend at my aunt and Uncle’s house in OH. Lots of people and lots of old pictures and stories. I will be returning to Oh to scan the
pictures in Oct
August 10 2001 - The entire family has always taken pride in our Hungarian roots from bilingual dinner prayers to Hungarian family recipes that we all gather together to help make. I have grown up with a
sense of new traditions from the old world. I remember sitting and talking to my great grandmother and listening to her accent, watching her cook Mocha Tortas, Kiflies (kiflees), Struputchka, Chicken Paprikash or Krumpli Langos. The following is data is taken from the work and memories of other relatives distant and close. My father’s side is an interesting challenge because both sets of great grand-parents emigrated from Hungary in the early 1900’s. Not only are all the genealogical resources abroad but they are also in Hungarian or Slovak. I have been very fortunate to have been introduced to distant family members who are either from Europe or have emigrated themselves and speak English.
HOLECZY ARCHIVES – Pertinent Data, Transcriptions, Sources
including Records of Military Service :
Holeczy
Gallery- photos and scans of relatives.
Author’s
Disclaimer : The information contained in these pages are not to
be considered the ‘final word’ on the individuals, family members and
relationships described here in. This web-page and others on this site serve as
my online research journal and should be viewed as such. Information presented
here may be incorrect, or improperly cited, yet I strive to always update the
information and correct any inconsistencies or mistakes. Please feel free to
contact me with comments, criticisms and or suggestions. These web-pages are an
attempt to carry on, and make available, the research that has been continued for
4 generations in my family. It is my hope that this site will serve to share
the history of the past as well as the lineage I am a part of. - email : dtursan@gmu.edu
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