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Vincentius Antl was born 1842 in Metzenseifen, Czechoslovakia, a son of Joanes Antl and Anna Maria Gedohn. He married Anna Maria Sorger 1863. They were the parents of seven children. Two children died as infants, four immigrated to Cleveland, Ohio as young adults and one remained in Metzenseifen. 1. Anna Maria (1864-1918), married John Streidl in Cleveland; 2. Vincent (1866-1902), who stayed in Metzen- seifen; 3. Lorenz (1870-1953), married 1897 Mary (Anna Maria) Schuer- ger in Cleveland; 4. Anna (1872-1942), married Peter Kraft 1900; 5. John (1876-1964), married twice, died in Lorain, Ohio; 6. Magda- lena (1880-1884); 7. Martin Jacob (1885-1885). The emigrant ancestor of the Schuerger family was Magdalena (Helen) Gedeon, daughter of Gregorius Gedeon and Margaretha Tache, and widow of Martin Schürger (1830-1880). Magdalena immigrated to Cleveland, Ohio with her children shortly after her husband Martin Schürger died. Her eldest daughter Anna (1854-1931) with her husband Peter Gedeon (1850-1906) had already been living in Cleveland since 1874. Descendants live in Ohio, California and elsewhere.
Theodor Joseph Kundtz (1852-1937) was born in Metzenseifen, Hungary to Josephus and Theresia Kesslebauer Kundtz. Theodor's father died while he was still young and he was forced into working at a young age. In 1873 he immigrated to America and settled in Cleveland. In 1874 he married Agnes Ballasch. They were later divorced and he then married his niece, Maria T. Ballasch (1867-1946) in about 1885. They were the parents of nine children. Theodor became a prominent businessman in sewing machines and other manufactured goods. In 1902 he was knighted into the Austro-Hungarian order of Franz Joseph. Descendants live in Ohio and other parts of the United States.
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Gazetteer of German towns in the former kingdom of Hungary, now in Slovakia, Hungary, and Ukraine. Includes section on doing genealogical research on Germans in Eastern Europe and on Czech and Slovak research.