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Csernovics Ujfalu was
puszta (in Hungarian) or
praedium (depo****ted area, in Latin) in the NW part of Arad County,
about 10–15 km from the Romanian-Hungarian...
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Neufeld an der
Leitha (Croatian: Novo Selo, Hungarian: Lajtaújfalu, Lajta-
Újfalu,
meaning "new
village on the Leitha") is a town in the
district of Eisenstadt-Umgebung...
- to the
First Székely
Infantry Regiment from 1762 till 1851 1st
Company Újfalu (Cașinu Nou)
Jakabfalva (Iacobeni)
Imperfalva (Imper) Al-Tiz (Plăieșii de...
- (Zimándújfalu in Hungarian) was
founded in 1850 by 1,032
farmers from Csernovics-
Ujfalu, Arad County. They were
originally from
Northern Hungary, from the Nograd...
- 1447 it is
mentioned as a
noble name as
Wyfalw (
Újfalu). The
Family Zichy appeared as the
landlord in
Újfalu during Turkish occupation.
After the Turkish...
- to the
First Székely
Infantry Regiment from 1762 till 1851 1st
Company Újfalu (Cașinu Nou)
Jakabfalva (Iacobeni)
Imperfalva (Imper) Al-Tiz (Plăieșii de...
- in 1481 in the form of Wijfalw, in 1861 it was
called officially Homoród-
Ujfalu. The
Romanian name was
originally Homorod-Uifalău
which was
changed to the...
- to the
First Székely
Infantry Regiment from 1762 till 1851 1st
Company Újfalu (Cașinu Nou)
Jakabfalva (Iacobeni)
Imperfalva (Imper) Al-Tiz (Plăieșii de...
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Csernovics Ujfalu puszta and Bánkuta puszta, respectively, both
places now in SE Hungary). As a result, two new
villages were formed:
first Zimand Ujfalu (Zimandu...
- to the
First Székely
Infantry Regiment from 1762 till 1851 1st
Company Újfalu (Cașinu Nou)
Jakabfalva (Iacobeni)
Imperfalva (Imper) Al-Tiz (Plăieșii de...
