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Szarfold and Gyor
Spent the afternoon today with Ettus and Busi. Ettus brought out some strudel that was made with eggs and it was so good I just had to ask for the recipe. Look out people, Cyndi will be a cooking maniac when she gets home!
We bought flowers and took them to Ferenc Bucsis, Irma Barkovics, ...
Szarfold
Family-heavy continued...
Thomas Barcovicz picked us up in Csorna and we drove to Szarfold to visit Ettus (Ethol Varga), Mary Puhl's niece. After visiting Ettus, we drove onward to visit John Balka, his daughter Eva and his son Ernest. Yoland, who was John's wife, is a sister to Ettus. We looked at many pictures and were offered food and drink from each house. Ettus has a chair that is 200 years old that used to belong to Ference ...
Csorna on a Sunday
... him for a few minutes about what he remembered of the family.
After speaking with Imery, we walked out to the cemetery where Aggie and Csaba Matatics gravesites are located. There is a little church at the cemetery which can be seen in the photos.
Due to it being a Sunday, the only restaurant that was open was back at our Guest House so we trucked back there for a quick sandwich and to phone Thomas Barcovicz to plan out the next ...
Meeting Family
... I can't even begin to recall names but there was around 20 people there for the reunion.
Mom was immersed in the language and had to relearn her words quickly. Vicki has been a great help in that she has been schooled in the English language and has been able to translate for us to a certain degree. Mom is holding her own quite nicely now, and sometimes I zone out because I don't understand ...
A little bit more about Mosonmagyarovar
On the Deak Square stands a baroque statue erected in 1744 for St. John of Nepomuk. The one story house of the former Archbucal Castle of the Hasburgs can also be seen on the square. The town hall of our days, the former (hundred house) was built in 1892 in Neo-Reneissance style. The main adornment of the Fő Street is the so-called Cselley-House. ...
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