u/PETI_0406

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Hi everyone, I'm a 22-year-old Hungarian guy from Budapest. I recently got into family/ancestry research and managed to trace my mother's side of the family back to 1749!

​From there, I found a lot of great-great-uncles and aunts. One of them, Fülöp (Philip) Hirsch, migrated to the US in 1910 with his family. He settled and eventually passed away in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

​Here is the lineage I've been able to trace so far:

​Fülöp had a daughter named Anna Hirsch.

​Anna married another Hungarian immigrant named József Niss.

​They had a daughter, Magdaline Niss, who married yet another Hungarian immigrant, Ernest Hegedűs.

​Their son, Wayne Stephen Hegedűs, is the last of this lineage I could find. He was born in 1946 and passed away in 2013. He had a wife, Johanne Marie Litwicki, who passed away in 2017.

​I know it's a long shot, but if you are (or know someone) whose last name is Hegedűs and was born in the Milwaukee area, there is a very good chance we are distant cousins. I would love to finally connect with a living family member of mine from this branch.

​Thank you for your time, and I appreciate any information or clues you might have! 😊

Sziasztok, tudtok ajánlani túrautvonalat hétvégére, aminek a megközelítéséhez nem kell autó?