Macedonia

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mãderat

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mailat

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Manester

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Margita

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Marienfeld

Village Names:

• German: Marienfeld
• Official: Teremia Mare
• Hungarian: Mariafölde, Nagyteremia
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Marjafeld

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 16km SW of Großsanktnikolaus
• Postal Code: 1968
• Railroad station: Teremia-Banat

Population:

• 1977: 2527
• 1930: 2927 (94.6% Germans)
• 1910: 2799 (92.0% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Gross Termin, Marienfeld, Mariafolde, Nagyteremia
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1770-1845, Marriages 1770-1865, Deaths 1770-1840
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858421, 0858422
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above; includes indices to Christenings, Marriages and Deaths

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1770
• Bibliography

Markowatz

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Markowitschewo

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mãru

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mastort

Village Names:

• German: Mastort
• Official: Novi Kozarci (together with Heufeld)
• Hungarian: Kistöszég
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Massdorf, Maßdorf

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 5km W of Hatzfeld
• Postal Code: 23313
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 640 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish of Heufeld from 1789
• Village name in FHL records: see Heufeld
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1770
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Matscha

Village Names:

• German: Matscha
• Official: Macea
• Hungarian: Macsa
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 23km N of Arad
• Postal Code: 2928
• Railroad station: Curtici

Population:

• 1977: 4910
• 1930: 4637 (18.2% Germans)
• 1910: 4193 (16.6% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish of Aradsanktmartin
• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Medwesch

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mehadia

Village Names:

• German: Mehadia
• Official: Mehadia
• Hungarian: Mehadia
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 25km N of Orschowa
• Postal Code: 1612
• Railroad station: Mehadia

Population:

• 1977: 4700
• 1930: 2504 (8.2% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Mehadia
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1740-1824, Marriages 1740-1824, Deaths 1740-1824
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858427
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1740-1824, Marriages 1741-1823, Deaths 1740-1824; Conversions 1740-1799

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:

Mehadica

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Melenze

Village Names:

• German: Melenze
• Official: Melenci
• Hungarian: Melencze
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 20km NW of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23270
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 92 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mercina

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mercydorf

Village Names:

• German: Mercydorf
• Official: Cãrani
• Hungarian: Merczyfálva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Mercifálva

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 20km N of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1994
• Railroad station: Bãile Cãlacea

Population:

• 1977: 1995
• 1940: 1304 Germans
• 1930: 1565 (82.0% Germans)
• 1910: 1490 (87.5% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Mercydorf, Mercifálva
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1734-1832, Marriages 1734-1843, Deaths 1734-1839, 1843
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858463, 0858464
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1737-1832, Marriages 1734-1843, Deaths 1734-1843

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1734
• The church was consecrated on September 14, 1788 to the ":Erhöhung des heiligen Kreuzes" (The raising of the Holy Cross)
• Bibliography

Michajlowo

Village Names:

• German: Michajlowo
• Official: Mihajlovo
• Hungarian: Magzarszentmihaly
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: St. Mihal

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• Postal Code: 23202
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Deutsch-Elemer, Karlsdorf

Population:

• 1931: 34 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Millowa

Village Names:

• German: Milova, Millova, Millowa
• Official: Milova
• Hungarian: Milova
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 2886
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Odwosch, Radna

Population:

• 1940: 235 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Modosch

Village Names:

• German: Modosch
• Official: Jasa Tomic
• Hungarian: Módós
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Deutsch Modosch, Serbisch Modosch, Németmódós

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 60km SW of Temeswar, on river Temesch, at the Romanian border
• Postal Code: 23230
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 1874 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Modosch, Németmódós
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1781-1854, Marriages 1780-1829, Deaths 1780-1854
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190315, 1190394
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above; Confirmations 1804-1817; Conversions 1780-1828

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: settled with Germans 1792
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Mokrin

Village Names:

• German: Mokrin
• Official: Mokrin
• Hungarian: Mokrin
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 10km N of Kikinda
• Postal Code: 23305
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 1254 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish of Albrechtsflor before 1854 with records also in Kikinda
• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1790; settled with Germans in 1800
• Bibliography

Molidorf

Village Names:

• German: Molidorf
• Official: Molin
• Hungarian: Molyfálva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Molledorf, Mollydorf, Mollyfálva

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 35km N of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 1203 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1833
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Minis

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Minis
• Hungarian: Ménes
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• NW from Radna
• Postal Code: 2899
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Gyorok

Population:

• 1940: 31 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Morawitza

Village Names:

• German: Morawitza
• Official: Moravita
• Hungarian: Moravicz, Temesmora
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Morawitz, Morwitz

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 60km S of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1930
• Railroad station: Stamora-Moravita

Population:

• 1977: 1287
• 1930: 1591 (94.3% Germans)
• 1910: 1701 (94.7% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Morawitza, Moravitz, Moravicz
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1786-1836, Marriages 1786-1839, Deaths 1785-1850 (incomplete)
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190316
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1785-1836, Marriages 1786-1839, Deaths 1785-1850 uneven page numbers; 1785-1809 even page numbers

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1785
• Bibliography

Moritzfeld

Village Names:

• German: Moritzfeld
• Official: Mãureni
• Hungarian: Móriczföld
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 40km SSE of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1739
• Railroad station: Mãureni

Population:

• 1977: 1900
• 1930: 2110 (95.5% Germans)
• 1910: 2468 (88.5% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Moritzfeld, Móriczföld
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1787-1854, Marriages 1787-1857, Deaths 1786-1858
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190317, 1190395
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1783
• Bibliography
• Birthplace of Bishop Dr. Augustin Pacha

Moschnitza

Village Names:

• German: Moschnitza
• Official: Mosnita
• Hungarian:
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1915
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Temesvar

Population:

• 1940: 68 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Mramorak

Village Names:

• German: Mramorak
• Official: Mramorak
• Hungarian: Homokos
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 15km E of Pantschowa
• Postal Code: 26226
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Kubin, also had its own parish

Population:

• 1931: 2638 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• For Roman Catholic records see Kubin
• Village name in FHL records: Mramorak
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1822-1866, Marriages 1827-1877, Deaths 1824-1867
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190318
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1824-1866, Marriages 1827-1877, Deaths 1824-1866

Miscellaneous:

• one of the few Banat villages which is mainly Evangelic
• Founded: 1775
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Murani

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Murani
• Hungarian: Temesmurány
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1982
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Bruckenau

Population:

• 1940: 52 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Muzlja

Village Names:

• German: Muschla
• Official: Muzlja
• Hungarian: Felsömuzslya
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Gornja Muzlja

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 5km S of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23206
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of:

Population:

• 1931: 60 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography