Grandpa Andras parents

Nagygec, Hungary
Reformist Cemetery
Recently the cemetery was uncovered from all the years of overgrown forest after the flood. Following are my paternal great grandparents headstone. Roza lived till 1986, I got to meet her before she died. As a child I just remember her being very quiet, she was almost completely blind but mentally aware.

Her name translate, Feher Roza is White Rose.

Working for the Count

Greatgrandmother Csucs (Mike) Julianna (1896) married Csucs Sandor (1895). Julianna came from a divorced family, her mother Mike Zsuzsana was married to Kiraly Jozsef and they lived in Tatarfalva. She worked for a Earl/Count in that town as a house keeper and my greatgrandmother Julianna grew up with the Earl's children. My great-great grandfather Jozsef was a difficult man, heavy drinker and so Zsuzsanna divorced him and took back her maiden name as did her daughter Julianna. They moved back to Nagygec where the Mike family came from. Here Zsuzsanna began work as a servant/housekeep for the Earl Luby family.

My grandmother Aranka and her sisters worked as "kitchen girls" maids for the Earl Szomjas.

Google map image of typical house in Tatarfalva, Romania now called Tarcaia.

https://www.google.com/maps/@46.63326,22.36483,3a,75y,223.48h,90t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sfsXBSJyKpy7XQqNrA6FSHA!2e0!6m1!1e1

Faur Siblings

My aunt and uncles, left to right,  Florica, Emanuel, Aurel, Magdalena, Gratzian, Jacob. Oradea, Romania May 12, 2014

Only living siblings Anna and Nicodim (my father) are missing from this picture. Otherwise, it would be complete of all surviving Faur siblings.

Mid 1940's picture of Faur siblings and Grandmother Ecaterina and Grandfather Florian.