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Village name in FHL records:
Csavoly
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FHL church records available:
1748 - 1895
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FHL Microfilm No.:
0639270 - 0639273
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Spelling variants:
Tschawerl, Saulsdorf, Tschawolj
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FHL Census Microfilm
Csavoly in 1828: 622964
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Earliest German Settlement: 1778
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"The history of our settlement began before Christ: it was an area suitable for settling down. It
was rebuilt after the Turkish Subjection in 1734. It is a settlement where Hungarian, Croatian and German people live in peace
together. Most of the inhabitants are Roman Catholic. Every minority preserves their own roots, identity and culture.
It is a clean, tidied and attractive village. The stranger is welcomed when he arrives to our settlement. Its church
was consecrated in 1783. The primary school and the kindergarden serve for education."
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