Sackelhausen

Village Names:

• German: Sackelhausen
• Official: Sãcãlaz
• Hungarian: Szákálháza
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sacklas, Szakelház

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 9km W of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1948
• Railroad station: Sãcãlaz

Population:

• 1977: 4200
• 1930: 3642 (92.7% Germans)
• 1930: 3654 (94.0% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Records also in Gottlob
• Village name in FHL records: Sackelhaus, Szakalhaza
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1766-1844, Marriages 1766-1803, Deaths 1766-1844
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858371, 0858372, 0858373
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1766
• Construction on the church began in 1766 and was finished in 1772. The church was consecrated to the Archangel Michael.
• Bibliography

Sacosu Mare

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Sacosu Mare
• Hungarian: Magyarszákos, Nagyszákos
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• SW from Lugosch
• Postal Code: 1826
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Darowa

Population:

• 1940: 12 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Saderlach

Village Names:

• German: Saderlach
• Official: Zãdãreni
• Hungarian: Zádorlák
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Zaderlach, Saderlack

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 7km W of Arad
• Postal Code: 2941
• Railroad station: Zãdãreni

Population:

• 1977: 2200
• 1930: 1727 (88.6% Germans)
• 1910: 2128 (87.4% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish until 1759 of Neuarad
• Village name in FHL records: Saderlach, Zadareni, Zadorlak
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1759-1851, Marriages 1759-1851, Deaths 1758-1851
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858430, 0858431
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1759
• Bibliography

Sakul

Village Names:

• German: Sakul
• Official: Sacu
• Hungarian: Szakul
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1688
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Ebendorf

Population:

• 1940: 111 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sakule

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Sakule
• Hungarian: Szakula
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• NW of Pancevo, on the Temes River
• Postal Code: 26206
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Oppowa

Population:

• 1931: 187 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Samosch

Village Names:

• German: Samosch
• Official: Samos
• Hungarian: Számos
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia, SE of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 26350
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 36 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sanad

Village Names:

• German: Sanad
• Official: Sanad
• Hungarian: Szanad
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• NW of Kikinda
• Postal Code: 23331
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 303 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: Germans arrived in 1810
• Bibliography

Sanktandreas

Village Names:

• German: Sanktandreas
• Official: Sânandrei
• Hungarian: Szentandrás
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sanktandrees, Andres, Andrees, Sînandrei

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 12km N of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1993
• Railroad station: Sînandrei

Population:

• 1977: 3357
• 1930: 2455 (79.6% Germans)
• 1910: 2736 (79.5% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish of Mercydorf
• Village name in FHL records: Sankt Andreas, Szentandras
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1785-1819, Marriages 1785-1837, Deaths 1785-1829; total # of christenings 2465, marriages 1012, deaths 2649
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858428
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1748/49
• Bibliography

Sanktanna

Village Names:

• German: Sanktanna, Neusanktanna
• Official: Sântana
• Hungarian: Szentanna
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Santanna, Sîntana

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 26km NE of Arad
• Postal Code: 2977
• Railroad station: Sîntana

Population:

• 1977: 13656 (together with Altsanktanna)
• 1930: 5580 (88.2% Germans)
• 1910: 5813 (82.2% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sankt Georgen an der Bega

Village Names:

• German: Sankt Georgen an der Bega
• Official: Zitiste, Begejski Sveti Djuradj
• Hungarian: Begaszentgyörgy
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 20 km northeast of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23210
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 1324 Germans
• 1913: 1454 Germans, 1034 Serbs, 214 Hungarians

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1786; Germans arrived in 1814
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Sankt Hubert

Village Names:

• German: Sankt Hubert
• Official: Banatsko Veliko Selo Banatsko Veliko Selo = Sankt Hubert + Charleville + Seultour
• Hungarian: Szenthubert
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 5km NW of Hatzfeld
• Postal Code: 23312
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 1306 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Sankt Hubert, Szenthubert
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1771-1828, Marriages 1771-1854, Deaths 1771-1854
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858403, 0858404
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1771-1835, Marriages 1771-1854, Deaths 1771-1854

Miscellaneous:

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

Sanktiwan

Village Names:

• German: Sanktiwan
• Official: Sentiwan
• Hungarian: Ujszentiván
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Neu-St.-Iwan

Location:

• Country: Hungary
• 10km S of Segedin (Szeged)
• Postal Code: 6754
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1930: 569 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sankt-Johann

Village Names:

• German: Sankt-Johann
• Official: Barice
• Hungarian: Szentjános
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sveti Ivan, Sveti Jovan

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia, NW of Werschetz
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 12 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sankt Nikolaus an der Theiss

Village Names:

• German: Sankt Nikolaus an der Theiss
• Official: Ostojicevo
• Hungarian: Tiszaszentmiklós
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Potiski Sveti Nikola, Szentmiklus

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia, NW of Kikinda
• Postal Code: 23326
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 395 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sartscha

Village Names:

• German: Sartscha, Neu-Sartscha
• Official: Sarca, Sutjeska
• Hungarian: Szárcsa
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 25km E of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23244
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 30 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Records also in Setschan
• Own parish from 1805 but records since 1800
• Village name in FHL records: Sartscha
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1800-1852, Marriages 1800-1852, Deaths 1800-1852
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190335
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1800-1852, Marriages 1803-1852, Deaths 1801-1852

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1790 - 1800
• Bibliography

Sarafol

Village Names:

• German: Sarafol
• Official: Saravale
• Hungarian: Sárafalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 10km E of Großsanktnikolaus
• Postal Code: 1991
• Railroad station: Saravale

Population:

• 1977: 3216
• 1930: 3696 (10.2% Germans)
• 1930: 3936 (12.6% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish until 1878 of Großsanktnikolaus
• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Saska

Village Names:

• German: Saska, Deutschsaska
• Official: Sasca Montanã
• Hungarian: Szászkábánya
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 30km S of Orawitza
• Postal Code: 1774
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977: 3300
• 1930: 1461 (17.6% Germans)
• 1910: 1883 (22.3% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Records also in Orawitza
• Village name in FHL records: Saska, Sasca Montana, Szaszkabanya
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1750-1851, Marriages 1750-1851, Deaths 1750-1851
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190336
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1750-1851, Marriages 1751-1851, Deaths 1750-1850 and index 1753-1822; Conversions 1759-1818

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1750
• Bibliography

Scãius

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Scãius,
• Hungarian: Bojtorjános
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1720
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Ebendorf

Population:

• 1930: 16 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schag

Village Names:

• German: Schag
• Official: Sag-Timis
• Hungarian: Temessag
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 14km S of Temeswar
• Postal Code: 1920
• Railroad station: Timiseni

Population:

• 1977: 3240
• 1930: 2301 (54.1% Germans)
• 1910: 2423 (55.1% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Schag, Saagh
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1845-1866, Marriages 1845-1866, Deaths 1845-1863
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190372, 1190373
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1845-1866, Marriages 1845-1869, Deaths 1845-1868; completely indexed

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1724
• Bibliography

Schimand

Village Names:

• German: Schimand
• Official: Simand
• Hungarian: Alsosimand, Cseroviczsimand
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Simandul de Jos

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 29km N of Arad
• Postal Code: 2981
• Railroad station: Simand

Population:

• 1977: 4645
• 1930: 2785 (19.3% Germans)
• 1910: 3256 (14.8% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish until 1845 of Aradsanktmartin
• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schimonidorf

Village Names:

• German: Schimonidorf
• Official: Satu Nou
• Hungarian: Simonyifalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Schimonydorf

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 40km N of Arad
• Postal Code: 2944
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1930: 2358 (16.3% Germans)
• 1910: 2484 (6.5% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schipet

Village Names:

• German: Schipet
• Official: Sipet
• Hungarian: Sebed
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1836
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Tschakowa

Population:

• 1940: 106 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schoimosch

Village Names:

• German: Schoimosch
• Official: S,oimos,
• Hungarian: Solymos
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Solymosvár

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 2875
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Radna

Population:

• 1940: 28 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schöndorf

Village Names:

• German: Schöndorf
• Official: Frumuseni
• Hungarian: Szépfalu
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Schendarf

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 15km SE of Arad
• Postal Code: 2919
• Railroad station: Arad

Population:

• 1977: 1884
• 1930: 1757 (94.0% Germans)
• 1910: 2288 (90.6% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Schoendorf, Szepfalu
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1766-1836, Marriages 1766-1836, Deaths 1766-1836
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190337, 1190374
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1766
• Schöndorf Homepage (Enter at "Das Banat")
• Bibliography

Schumarak

Village Names:

• German: Schumarak
• Official: Sumarak
• Hungarian: Emanueltelep
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Emanuelovac

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia, SE of Kubin
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 58 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schupanek

Village Names:

• German: Schupanek
• Official: Jupalnic
• Hungarian: Zsupanek
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Nagysuppany

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 5km W of Orschowa
• Postal Code: 1543
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1940: 90 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schurjan

Village Names:

• German: Schurjan
• Official: Surjan
• Hungarian: Surjan
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Zurjan

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• E of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1931: 104 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Schuschara

Village Names:

• German: Schuschara, Sanddorf
• Official: Susara
• Hungarian: Szusara Puszta, Fejertelep Sefdin
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 30km E of Pantschowa
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 546 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

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

Secãseni

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Secãs,eni
• Hungarian: Krassószekas, Szekas
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1769
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Orawitz, Dognatschka

Population:

• 1940: 21 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Seceani

Village Names:

• German: Setschan
• Official: Seceani
• Hungarian: Temesszécsény
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1995
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Orzydorf

Population:

• 1940: 30 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Segenthau

Village Names:

• German: Segenthau, Dreispitz
• Official: Sagu
• Hungarian: Németsag
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Segentau, Sag/Arad

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 15km S of Arad
• Postal Code: 2937
• Railroad station: Sagu

Population:

• 1977: 2533
• 1930: 1693 (94.5% Germans)
• 1910: 2025 (92.9% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Segenthau, Sagu, Nemetsag
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1772-1812, Marriages 1772-1849, Deaths 1771-1848
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 0858425, 1271607
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1771
• Bibliography

Sekeschut

Village Names:

• German: Sekeschut
• Official: Secusigiu
• Hungarian: Szekesut
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 35km SW of Arad
• Postal Code: 2945
• Railroad station: Secusigiu

Population:

• 1977: 2254
• 1930: 2636 (11.7% Germans)
• 1910: 2446 (12.1% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Records also in Deutschsanktpeter and Warjasch
• Village name in FHL records:
• Church records available at FHL:
• FHL Microfilm Nr.

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sekul

Village Names:

• German: Sekul
• Official: Secu
• Hungarian: Székul
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Kemenceszék, Cuptoare Secul

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 9km SE of Reschitza
• Postal Code: 1713
• Railroad station: Resita

Population:

• 1977: 899
• 1930: 1038 (43.6% Germans)
• 1910: 1407 (40.7% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Selleusch

Village Names:

• German: Selleusch
• Official: Seleus
• Hungarian: Kévisszöllö
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• NE of Pantschowa
• Postal Code: 26351
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 20 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Semlak

Village Names:

• German: Semlak
• Official: Semlac
• Hungarian: Szemlak
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 36km W of Arad, on river Marosch (Mures)
• Postal Code: 2952
• Railroad station: Semlac

Population:

• 1977: 4432
• 1930: 5276 (35.5% Germans)
• 1930: 5669 (33.5% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish of Petschka
• Village name in FHL records: Semlak, Semlac
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings, Marriages, Deaths 1829-1852
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1826-1852, Marriages 1819-1852, Deaths 1820-1852
• one of the few villages in Banat with a large Evangelic community
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190375

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography
• HOG Semlak

Senlan

Village Names:

• German: Senlan
• Official: Sînleani
• Hungarian: Szentleanyfalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sanlean

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 6km N of Arad
• Postal Code: 2914
• Railroad station: Arad

Population:

• 1977: 1696
• 1930: 1401 (40.7% Germans)
• 1910: 1244 (35.2% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Serbisch-Elemer

Village Names:

• German: Serbisch-Elemer
• Official: Elemir
  Elemir = Serbisch-Elemer + Deutsch-Elemer
• Hungarian: Felsöelemer
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Srpski Elemir

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• NW of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23208
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Deutsch-Elemer

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 445 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Serbisch-Itebe

Village Names:

• German: Serbisch-Itebe
• Official: Srpski Itebej
• Hungarian: Felsöittebe
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• on the Bega Canal, N of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23233
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Pardan

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 445 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Serbisch-Sanktmartin

Village Names:

• German: Serbisch-Sanktmartin
• Official: Sînmartinu Sîrbesc
• Hungarian: Szentmárton
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1938
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Johannisfeld, Ulmbach

Population:

• 1940: 12 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Serbisch-Zerne

Village Names:

• German: Serbisch-Zerne, Serbisch-Tschernja
• Official: Srpska Crnja
• Hungarian: Csernye, Szerb-Czernya, Rácz-Csernya
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Crnja

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• SSW from Hatzfeld
• Postal Code: 23220
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Hatzfeld, Deutsch-Zerne

Population:

• 1944: 652 Germans
• 1930: 848 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Setschan

Village Names:

• German: Setschan, Petersheim
• Official: Secanj
• Hungarian: Szecsany
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Torontalszecsany

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 30km E of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23240
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 2032 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Filial parish until 1824 of Sartscha
• Records also in Modosch
• Village name in FHL records: Setschan, Szecsany
• Church records available at FHL: Marriages 1807-1849
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190376
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same as above, though incomplete

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: Germans arrived in 1805
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Setschanfeld

Village Names:

• German: Setschanfeld
• Official: Secenovo, Duzine
• Hungarian: Szecsanfalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• NW of Werschetz
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 731 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

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

Seultour

Village Names:

• German: Seultour, Soltur
• Official: Banatsko Veliko Selo
  Banatsko Veliko Selo = Seultour + Charleville * Sankt Hubert
• Hungarian: Szoltur, Szeultorn
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 5km NW of Hatzfeld
• Postal Code: 23312
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1930: 907 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1771
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Sigmundsfeld

Village Names:

• German: Sigmundsfeld
• Official: Lukicevo, Martinica
• Hungarian: Zsigmondfalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Sigmundsdorf

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 10km SE of Großbetschkerek
• Postal Code: 23261
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 1241 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1790; Germans arrive 1811
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Sigmundshausen

Village Names:

• German: Sigmundshausen
• Official: Murãsel
• Hungarian: Zsigmondhaza
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• part of Arad
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1930: 1489 (37.3% Germans)
• 1910: 1186 (40.4% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Silasch

Village Names:

• German: Silasch
• Official: Silagiu
• Hungarian: Szilas, Silagy
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1919
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Nitzkydorf

Population:

• 1940: 25 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sîmbãteni

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Sîmbãteni
• Hungarian: Szabadhely
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

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

Population:

• 1940: 20 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Skorenowatz

Village Names:

• German: Skorenowatz
• Official: Skorenovac
• Hungarian: Szekelykeve, Gyurgyevo
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Nadjdjerdjfalva, Djurdjevo

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 25km SE of Pantschowa
• Postal Code: 26228
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 368 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Slatina

Village Names:

• German: Slatina
• Official: Slatina Timis
• Hungarian: Temesszlatina
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 25km S of Karansebesch
• Postal Code: 1664
• Railroad station: Slatina Timis

Population:

• 1977:
• 1930: 2094 (5.1% Germans)
• 1910: 2217 (7.6% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Slatina, Slatina Timis, Temesszlatina
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1827-1851, Marriages 1826-1852, Deaths 1826-1852
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190338
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: same years as above; Conversions 1812-1852

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: though church registers were kept since 1726, until 1826 Slatina was apparently totally Rumanian
• Bibliography

Soca

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Soca
• Hungarian: Szoka
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1933
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Offsenitza

Population:

• 1940: 11 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sofkerin

Village Names:

• German: Sofkerin
• Official: Sefkerin
• Hungarian: Szekerény
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• On the Timis river, NW Pantschewo
• Postal Code: 26203
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of:

Population:

• 1930: 18 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sofronea

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: S,ofronea
• Hungarian: Sofronya
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Between Arad and Curtici, NW from Arad
• Postal Code: 2927
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of:

Population:

• 1940: 25 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

St. Paul

Village Names:

• German: St. Paul
• Official: Sînpaul
• Hungarian: Szentpál
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• N from Arad
• Postal Code: 2927
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Aradsanktmartin

Population:

• 1940: 39 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Stamora Româna

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Stamora Româna
• Hungarian: Oláh-Sztamora
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1916
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Nitzkydorf

Population:

• 1940: 30 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Stanciova

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Stanciova
• Hungarian: Sztancsfalva
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1885
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Rekasch, also had its own parish

Population:

• 1940: 19 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Startschowa

Village Names:

• German: Startschowa
• Official: Starcevo
• Hungarian: Tarcsó, Sztarcsova
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 10km SE of Pantschowa
• Postal Code: 26232 or 26323?
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1977:
• 1931: 848 Germans

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Startschowa, Sztarcsova
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1767-1830, Marriages 1767-1830, Deaths 1767-1830
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190339
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1767-1830, Marriages and Deaths same as above

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1766
• Bibliography

Stefansfeld

Village Names:

• German: Stefansfeld, Schuple
• Official: Krajisnik, Supljaja
• Hungarian: Istvánföld
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Krajiste, Stefanföld, Szent István
• A Chronology of Stefansfeld:
  • 1797: Stephansfeld, Stefansfeld
  • 1848: Szent István
  • 1880: Stefansföld
  • 1888: Istvánföld
  • 1911: Istvánfölde
  • 1918: Stephansfeld
  • 1920: Schupljaja, Supljaja
  • 1941: Stephansfeld
  • 1944: Schupljaja, Supljaja
  • 1945: Krajisnik

Location:

• Country: Yugoslavia
• 40km S of Hatzfeld
• Postal Code: 23231
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1800: 600-700 approx 170-180 houses in the village
• 1811: 972
• 1823: 1332
• 1827: 1650
• 1837: 2025
• 1848: 2339
• 1858: 2398
• 1869: 2328
• 1880: 2356
• 1890: 2525
• 1900: 2344
• 1910: 2445
• 1921: 2876; approx 662 houses
• 1931: 2808
• 1944: approx 3000; approx 680 houses

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Stefansfeld, Stefanfold
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1797-1852, Marriages 1797-1852, Deaths 1797-1852
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190340, 1190341
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1797-1852, Marriages 1798-1852, Deaths 1797-1852

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1797
• Bibliography
• Location of a a prisoner camp for Germans held by Partisans during World War II.

Steierdorf

Village Names:

• German: Steierdorf
• Official: Steierdorf (part of Anina)
• Hungarian: Stajerlakanina
• Spelling and/or dialect variants: Steiadorf, Steierdorf-Anina, Steierlak Anina

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 35km S of Reschitza
• Postal Code: 1794
• Railroad station: Anina

Population:

• 1977: 4000 (only Steierdorf)
• 1930: 10080 (55.1% Germans) (together wih Anina)
• 1910: 12323 (71.7% Germans) (together wih Anina)

Genealogical Records:

• Village name in FHL records: Steierdorf, Steierlak Anina
• Church records available at FHL: Christenings 1175-1826, Marriages 1774-1852, Deaths 1774-1849
• FHL Microfilm Nr. 1190342
• Church records available at IfA, Stuttgart: Christenings 1776-1825, Marriages 1774-1852, Deaths 1774-1829
• one of the few villages in Banat with a large Evangelic community

Miscellaneous:

• Founded: 1773
• Bibliography

Steinacker

Village Names:

• German: Steinacker, Nadrag
• Official: Nãdrag
• Hungarian: Nadrag
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• 32km ESE of Lugosch
• Postal Code: 1822
• Railroad station: Gãvojdia (18km away)

Population:

• 1977: 3242
• 1930: 1485 (41.0% Germans)
• 1910: 1910 (50.7% Germans)

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sudrias

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Sudrias,
• Hungarian: Szudrias, Begaszederjes
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1854
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Fatschet

Population:

• 1940: 10 Germans
• 1910:

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Sustra

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: S,us,tra
• Hungarian: Sustra
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Romania
• Postal Code: 1876
• Railroad station:
• Filial parish of: Rekasch

Population:

• 1940: 11 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography

Szöreg

Village Names:

• German:
• Official: Szöreg (part of Szeged)
• Hungarian: Szöreg
• Spelling and/or dialect variants:

Location:

• Country: Hungary
• 5km S of Segedin (Szeged)
• Postal Code:
• Railroad station:

Population:

• 1940: 51 Germans

Genealogical Records:

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

Miscellaneous:

• Founded:
• Bibliography