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Subject: BAKO-GROFCSIK, Szabolcs Megye
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 11:41:59 -0500 (EST)


Daniel BAKO, b. c. 1845, Reformed Religion, m.
18 Nov 1876 Kemecse, Szabolcs, Hungary to
Rozalia GROFCSIK, b. c. 1858, Uniate (Greek
Catholic). They resided in Nagyhalasz, Szabolcs
Megye had five sons, all born in Nagyhalasz,
with only one surviving to adulthood.
1. BAKO, Daniel, b. 13 Jun 1877 bapt. Reformed
godparents: CSUITSLAN, Gustav and SINKO,
Lina, the wife of SZABO, Antal d. Oct 1877
too frail.
2. BAKO, Geza, b. 4 Oct 1878, bapt. Reformed
godparents: SZABO, Antal, a Calvinist teacher
and SZALAY, Magdalene wife of GSUITSLAN,
Gustav. (My Grandfather), m. 4 Sep 1901,
Tiszadada, Szabolcs Megye to Roza SEMSEI,
dau. of David SEMSEI and Zsuzsanna NEMET/
NEMETH. She was b. 15 Oct 1881 Tiszadada,
Szabolcs. d. 26 Feb 1961,Chicago, Cook, IL.
He d. 15 Jul 1963 Chicago, Cook, IL.
3. BAKO, Daniel, b. 30 Jan 1885, bapt. Reformed
godparents: CSINSALVA, Guszvai, catholic and
SZALAI, Magdolan, his wife.
Did not find a death record for him, but think he d.
in infancy.
4. BAKO, Samuel, b. 23 Mar 1887, bapt. Reformed
godparents: SZABO, Ferencez and ELEK, Katalin
d. 22 May 1887, too frail.
5. BAKO, Ferencz, b. 19 Aug 1888, bapt. Reformed
godparents: BOR, Ferencz and wife PUSKAS, Borbala.
d. 6 Dec 1889, inflamation of lungs.

About ten years ago I corresponded with the Reformed minister
in Nagyhalasz he asked the neighboring towns about this family
and nobody knew anything about them. There was a BAKO
family in a nearby town of Pazony that, according to the minister
was not related to my BAKOs. I can't find from where they came.
I have no idea who Rosa's family is.

Would anyone have an idea if she was Slovak or Polish? Her name
doesn't seem Hungarian. could it be Czec? I find it strange that
they married in a Catholic church, but baptised the children all
Reformed. Anyone else encounter this problem?
Been working on this for seventeen years.
Thanks, any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Sharon I. Dickson


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