Genealogy Lapikás, Generation 3

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Genealogy Lapikás
Generation 3

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L. Lapikás,
Genealogy Lapikás,
version 9.2,
Muiden, 2009.

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3A. JOSEF LAPIKAS, born Namestovo 1827, buried Marisel (RO), ^[1] was said to be of rich family and surnamed "Kis- es Nagy-Csepcseny", a kind of a nobiliary title, referring to two small villages in present Slovakia.^[2] was conscripted to serve (together with his cousin (3C) of the same name!) in Lajos Kossuth's nationalist Hungarian Army during the 1848 Revolution,^[3] at which time he met his first wife in Saratel, Transsylvania (RO), where they married against her father's will.^[4] He married 1849 ANNA OSZTEAN, born 1832, ^[5] daughter of a rich Armenian landowner.

Born of this marriage :^[6]

1. JANOS LAPIKAS, born Beud (RO) 1850, deceased about 1917, follows 4A .

2. ANA LAPIKAS, not married.

3. ROSALIA LAPIKAS, married NN.

Born of this marriage :

a. Georg NN, deceased in World War I.

b. Maria NN, who has a daughter born about 1895, who lives in Vicze (RO).

c. Ana NN, who had two children that live(d?) in Canada with their family.

3B. JOHANN LAPIKAS, born Namestovo 4-1-1814, was said to be a cleric (bishop) in Zemplen (North-Hungaria).^[7] According to information from the Archepiscopal Church in Esztergom (H)^[8] no such person was found in the clerical registers. This story becomes even more unlikely since it was found that he married ANNA NN.

Born of this marriage (in Namestovo?) :

1. JOANNA LAPIKAS, born 24-5-1843.

2. EMERICUS LAPIKAS, born 13-11-1843.

3C. JOSEF LAPIKAS, born Namestovo 27-3-1827, deceased possibly about 1916^[9], served (together with his cousin (3A) of the same name!) in Lajos Kossuth's nationalist Hungarian Army during the 1848 Revolution. In Bistrita, Transsylvania (RO), he wished to marry a friend of Anna Osztean (see 3A) who was also said to be of good descendence. However her family gave no consent and Josef returned to Namestovo. Josef remained and married in Namestovo, but suffering from the loss of his first friend he "started to drink, gave expensive parties, played cards and finally was ruined".^[10] He married Namestovo 1850, ^[11] ^[12] VERONIKA KOLLADA.

Born of this marriage in Namestovo at least 12 sons^[13]:

1. JOSEF (JOSEPHUS) LAPIKAS, born 28-1-1851, he had possibly 3 daughters, was godfather to Josef Lapikas (5A) in 1883.^[14]

2. MARIA LAPIKAS, born 1851^[15], deceased probably young.

3. JOHANN LAPIKAS, born 19-6-1853, deceased Losoncz (CS) (1903?), follows 4B .

4. MARIA LAPIKAS, born 31-8-1855, descendance not proven.

5. STEPHAN (STEFANUS) LAPIKAS, born 21-7-1857, deceased probably young.

6. STEPHAN LAPIKAS, born 24-12-1859, follows 4C .^[16].

7. LUKAS LAPIKAS, born 1861^[17], deceased probably young, descendance not proven.

8. IGNAZ (IGNATIUS) LAPIKAS, born 26-2-1865, follows 4D .^[18]

9. LUKAS LAPIKAS, born 6-2-1868, follows 4E .

3D. JOZEF (JOSEPHUS) LAPIKAS, born (Namestovo?) 1814 , ^[19] descendance not proven, married before 1848 MARIA HABCAN. This couple lived in Klin (CS), district Namestovo.

Born of this marriage :

1. JOZEF LAPIKAS, born (Klin?) 23-2-1848, follows 4F .

3E. ANDREAS LAPIKASS, born (about 1820?), had a relation with BARBARA BLUTACEK.

Born of this relation :

1. ELISABETHA LAPIKAS, (illegitimate child), ^[20]

2. ANDREAS LAPIKAS, born Namestovo about 1845, deceased Namestovo about 1920, descendance not proven. He lies buried at the cemetery in Namestovo.^[21] married Namestovo 1865, ^[22] NN, no children.^[23]

References to the data of generation 3 are also here

References Genealogy Lapikás --- Generation 3 ( 23 refs.) References preceded by the ⇒ symbol refer to (clickable) external url's of which only the last part of the name is given.
Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983 Information from Margit Lapikas, Balatonfoldvar, 1973 The story of the two cousins Joseph Lapikas serving simultaneously in the army was independently confirmed by Andrew Lapikas, USA, 1997 Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1981, 1983 Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983 Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983 Information from Margit Lapikas, Balatonfoldvar (H), 1981 Letter from Bibliotheca Ecclesiae Metropolitanae Strigoniensis, 1973	Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997 Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1981, 1983 Letter from Statny Archiv Bytca (CS), 1973 Letter from Josef Vrbovsky, priest in Namestovo (CS), 1973 Information by E.A. Lapekas in Wassenaar (NL), 1990, however, the Letter from Statny Archiv Bytca (CS), 1973 only lists six children Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983 Information from Andrew Lapikas, USA, 1997 Information from E.A. Lapekas in Wassenaar, 1990	RC Church book, Namestovo (SK) Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997 Descendants of this Jozef Lapikas according to Mr. Milan Lapikas, Tomasovce (SK), 1997 Information from Ramona-Lapekas-de Cajigas, 1999 Information from Josef Vrbovsky, priest in Namestovo, 1973 Information from Josef Vrbovsky, priest in Namestovo, 1973 according to people in Namestovo, who have been phoned there about the subject when I visited the place in 1973

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