Family Book of the Catholic Parish Großkomlosch in the Banat 1793-1990

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Family Book of the Catholic parish Großkomlosch in the Banat 1793-1990, by Nikolaus Horn, published by the AVBF (Consortium for publication Banat Family Books), Villingen-Schwenningen, 2013, 840 pages.

The Family book has been prepared based on the Catholic Church books and was supplemented with data in previously-published Banat family books. Data contributed by descendants and other researchers, and death dates taken from the Banater Post complete the data set.

A timeline provides a short histroy of the village with well-known and lesser-known events of village life. The main portion of the book is divided into four sections. The largest section contains the families and individuals of Großkomloscher Catholic families. Also included are those who died in the old age home (monastery), the former workers on the manor (Pußta Wiseschdia Mileva and dairy), and Gypsy families. An appendix contains the usual indexes (wives, surnames, places, professions) and multiple lists including extracts from the ship passenger lists, veterans of the First and Second World Wars, Großkomloschers who fled in 1944, were taken to forced labor in the USSR, were part of the Baragan deportation, and a list of names with their nicknames. Family numbers provide a reference for these individuals.

The book will be available in autumn 2013, and will be priced between 40 - 50 €, plus shipping costs.

Please note: The book does not contain any English versions of the text.

Pre-orders are welcome! 

To pre-order the book:

Please email Karen Dalton Preston

[Banatbooks Webmaster]

Family Book of the Catholic parish Großkomlosch in the Banat 1793-1990, by Nikolaus Horn, published by the AVBF, Villingen-Schwenningen, 2013, 840 pages.

The Family book has been prepared based on the Catholic Church books and was supplemented with data in previously-published Banat family books. Data contributed by descendants and other researchers, and death dates taken from the Banater Post complete the data set.

A timeline provides a short histroy of the village with well-known and lesser-known events of village life. The main portion of the book is divided into four sections. The largest section contains the families and individuals of Großkomloscher Catholic families. Also included are those who died in the old age home (monastery), the former workers on the manor (Pußta Wiseschdia Mileva and dairy), and Gypsy families. An appendix contains the usual indexes (wives, surnames, places, professions) and multiple lists including extracts from the ship passenger lists, veterans of the First and Second World Wars, Großkomloschers who fled in 1944, were taken to forced labor in the USSR, were part of the Baragan deportation, and a list of names with their nicknames. Family numbers provide a reference for these individuals.

The book is 45 €, plus shipping costs.

Please note: The book does not contain any English versions of the text.

To order the book: