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Stumpfel Name Study

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Welcome to the Stumpfel Name Study!

(The Stumpfel families originating from a town known today as Kemeten, Austria

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Please contact the project leader Sheri Michaels or leave a comment at the foot of the page. If you have any questions, just ask. Thanks!

Known Spelling Variations, to name a few...

  • Stumpfel
  • Stumpfl
  • Stumpfle
  • Stampfel
  • Stimpfel
  • Stumphel

Goals

This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about one surname and the variants of that name. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect.

The purpose of this name study is to hopefully identify all the people with the Stumpfel surname who were born or lived in Komjat, Vas, Hungary or what is now known today as Kemeten, Burganland, Austria. It is near Oberwart in the mountains, about 1 hour south of Vienna.

I am particularly interested in possibly two different families. 1) the Stumpfel family who were the midwife / farmers in town; 2) the Stumpfel family who were the bakers in town.

I know many people left the town in the early 1900's up until around WWII to find a better life in the U.S.A. Those of us who are struggling to identify our heritage in the U.S. have run in to numerous problems such as language barriers, lack of available records, and loss of oral history due to no one wanting to talk about it.

So I though it best to proceed in this order:

  1. ) beginning with the heads of household in 1857 that members of the Burgenland Bunch put together (see link below);
  2. ) locate anyone who stated on a ship manifest that they originated from this place;
  3. ) locate anyone on immigration/naturalization records that noted they were from this place;
  4. ) finally to locate anyone on U.S. census records that claim they were from here.

I believe there are no remaining people by the name of Stumpfel living in this town who are related to either the midwife or the bakers. I have found some Stumpfel's in the surrounding areas which might have a connection to those from this specific town. However, due to the enormous amount of people in Europe who have this surname, it's impossible to tell for sure if they are all related to each other at this point in time.

Interesting Facts:

Click on this link to see a map of all the places you can find people with this surname: [1]

Top Countries: Slovenia, Austria, U.S.A., Germany, France

Top Regions: Gussing, Austria; Delaware, U.S.A.; Slovenia, Slovenia; Baden, Austria; Hermagor, Austria; Maryland, U.S.A.; Wein, Austria, Maine, U.S.A.; Sachsen, Germany; Illinois, U.S.A.

Top Cities: Baltimore, MA; Kemeten, Gussing, Austria; Ostfildern, Baden-Wurttemburg, Germany; Geyer, Sachsen, Germany; Barenstein, Sachsen, Germany; Weiner Neudorf, Baden, Austria; Sangerville, Maine; Ocean View, DE; Wein, Wein, Austria; Koper-Capodistria, Koper, Slovenia

Top Forenames: Josef

What You Can Do

  1. Work cooperatively together with other Stumpfel profile managers to create the best Stumpfel tree possible.
  2. Add the category for Stumpfel Name Study to profiles.
  3. Search out original rather than derivative documentation and add sources to Stumpfel profiles.
  4. Write comprehensive, well-sourced biographies.
  5. Check for duplicates and request merges.
  6. If you are a male with the Stumpfel surname or a variant and haven't already, please consider testing your yDNA through Family Tree DNA so that we can all have a better understanding of our heritage and possibly make new discoveries.
  7. Do you have a Stumpfel profile you are especially proud of? Let Sheri know and we will feature it on this page.
  8. Research the unknown families below for a connection to our immigrant ancestors.
  9. Find duplicate Wikitree ID#'s and propose merges and invite profile managers to join our Stumpfel One Name Study.
  10. Create profiles for the people below (checking first to make sure they don't already exist), then adding the links and other information below.

The Truth Of Our Origins Is In Our DNA

With so many spelling variations, DNA comparisons have become the only reliable way to track down distant branches of the family.

If you are a male with the Stumpfel surname or one of it's variations, please add your test information below for your comparison:

Please add your own tests here:

  • DJ Stumpfel: AncestryDNA, GEDMatch A434931; Ancestry member smich07

History of Kemeten

The following is from the Kemeten website using google translator (see link at bottom):

History & Development Naming and historical development of the community history of Kemeten:

The village name of our municipality, the translation of the magyar word "komjat", suggests the former presence of a mansion in Kemeten - komjat means "a house of chimneys or a mansion" (Ofn, kaminata, kemenate). To the west of today's village, a castle is said to have been situated on a wooded ridge, after which the Burggrabenbach and Burgstallberg got their name.

The first documented mention of the village is found in 1475 under the name of Komyath, in 1610 we find the name Komjaty, 1635 Komjáthi, 1698 Komjati, 1773 Komjáth, 1786 Komiat, Kometen and 1808 Komethen. In the 15th cent. The settlement was connected with the rule of Buchenschachen. In 1484 it became the property of the Kaldy family and in 1574 it was owned by the Batthyany family. From 1750 it was under the rule of the tree churches of Schlaining. In the 18th century, Kemeten counted among the so-called contract-villages, which meant that the municipality had to perform its services on the basis of treaties concluded with the rule. From the Treaty of 1.1.1746 we can see what services were required by the inhabitants of Kemeten.

After this the domination of the vineyard right, of the wine, of the bees and of the goose, and of the caponies for the Kreithswehren, was accepted. Robot was carried out in the form of the processing of the vineyard in the Rechnitzer Weinberg. In addition, the grapes and presses had to be read and the must removed after Schlaining for all other stately vineyards.

In addition, Hoffelder of the Dornauer Meierei and the stately meadows in Neumarkt had to be worked on. The transport of the wine wine from "the German mountains" to Schlaining and from ripsticks, bindings and shops to the sawmill from Szent Grot to Schlaining formed the so-called Spannungsdienst.

War events in Kemeten:

Since the population suffered severely from the imposed burdens, there were several times a lot of farmers' suits in Schlaining. This did not change much the edition of the Theresian archbishop of 1767. As single localities in the consequence donations and robot simply no longer afforded, it came from the Grundherrschaft 1776 to a Urbarialprozess - among other things also against the village Kemeten.

At the beginning of the 19th century, Our country was again involved in war events, our territory was not spared; In 1805 and 1809, Frenchmen entered the northern part of the country and crossed our territory. After their withdrawal, the dreary situation of the population was even more severe due to increased tax burdens, taxation and monetary depreciation.

The First World War also cast a great shadow on the church. In August 1914 the first and second commandments left Kemeten; 43 men had to be reported as fallen or missing in the last year of the war; Their names are engraved on a marble plaque at the war memorial.

Even in the Second World War, there were hardly any families in Kemeten, some of whom were not at the front. A total of 120 had fallen to complain to the congregation. The "black cross" reminds us today of the dead heroes.

In the war years of the Second World War lived about 213 Roma (exact number is not known) in Kemeten. These Roma were all deported to various concentration camps. In 1945 only five returned to Kemeten. According to a victim's statistics about racially persecuted in Burgenland from the year 1952, 208 Roma no longer returned to Kemeten.

In spite of the depressing picture that was present throughout the community after warfare, progress in all spheres of life quickly spread through. 170 houses were built in the post-war period alone.

Reconstruction of the community

In 1962 the new Volksschule was completed. The creation of the 18 km long main line was a milestone in the long-standing water miseries. The generous expansion of the local roads made a great deal of dust clearance; As well as a modern sports facility and a recreation hall.

Through the construction of transformer stations, the electrification of households and businesses was made possible, and local lighting was also expanded during these years.

The local fire brigade was supported by the purchase of new equipment and a new vehicle.

Important projects of the present were the local canalisation as well as the local road and field roads, as well as the creation of a two-tier kindergarden.

With the establishment of the community center in the years 1983/84 other important functional tasks could be fulfilled. On the occasion of the opening, Herbert Schügerl erected a beautifully designed fountain in front of the town hall.

Infrastructure in Kemeten

In recent years, emphasis has also been placed on the design of the place and the creation of a life-loving and loving environment. In Burgenland in 1984, Burgenland honored the communes' exemplary municipal achievements with the award of the municipal coat of arms. The infrastructure is fully developed, the municipality is connected to the South Water Association. Sewage disposal is carried out via a municipal sewer system via the Bocksdorf central sewage treatment plant.

In the community center, the municipal administration is housed with a small library and the multipurpose room, the fire department, a doctor's office and three apartments.

In the years 2001 to 2005, an operating area with a size of around 22 ha was built in the northern area of ​​Kemeten and the necessary infrastructure was created. Through the establishment of several companies, many jobs were created and secured. At the moment, the company is still able to acquire factory premises.

More history: Kemeten Village of 1500 residents in the Oberwart district.

Hungarian: Komjat; 596 houses.

First mentioned in the year 1475 as Komyath. It then became part of the Herrschaft (fief) of Buchenschachen in possession of the Kaldy family. In 1574 it was taken over by the Batthyany. In 1750 by Baumkirchner of Schlaining. Later it became independent.

A Lutheran site during the Reformation (you'll find both Catholics and Lutherans). Both churches are there today, the Catholic, (Heilige Nikolaus) built 1797, present Lutheran 1967 (was a school).

Johann Mhl (1866-1942) was Bergermeister from 1931-37, Johann Mhl, Landwirt (farmer) (1912-1990 from 1951-58 and Josef Mhl (1933) from 1980-1992. Many families named Mhl in this village.

SOURCE: BB News No. 60 dtd 30 June 1999

Family History Library microfilms: Catholic: Római Katólikus Egyház, Komját (Vas) [FHL INTL Film 700750] Civil: Komját (Vas). Anyakönyvi Hivatal [FHL INTL Films 700313 - 20]

Known Immigrants By the Year of arrival and by Name

  1. Arrived to the U.S.: 17 Apr 1902 Martin (1860-1938) Stumpfel-11
  2. Arrived to the U.S.: May 1906 John (1891-1983) Stumpfel-9
  3. Arrived to the U.S.: May 1911 Theresia (1897-1916) Stumpfel-10
  4. Arrived to the U.S.: May 1911 & Nov 1922 Joseph (1899-1949) Stumpfel-3
  5. Arrived to the U.S.: Apr 1930 Anna (1895-1993) Muehl-15
  6. Arrived to the U.S.: Dec 1936 Ann (1921-1990) Stumpfel-8
  7. Arrived to the U.S.: Dec 1936 Joseph (1923-2014) Stumpfel-2
  8. Arrived to the U.S.: 4 Jan 1928 Mathias [2]
  9. Arrived to the U.S.:
  10. Arrived to the U.S.:
  11. Arrived to the U.S.:
  12. Arrived to the U.S.:

The above family members noted above for Stumpfel-9, Stumpfel-10, and Stumpfel-3 on records that they lived at house no. 116. These children were children of the midwife in town (Theresa Rosener Stumpfel Rosener-14 and her husband Joseph Matthias Stumpfel Stumpfel-4 who was a farmer).

Stumpfel-11 lists his occupation on his naturalization records as "baker".

    • NOTE: We may have to expand this name study a little to include those who sponsored the Stumpfels from immigrating from Kemeten. It's possible that these sponsors were relatives, or could have been just close friends. It would be interesting to see how many people were sponsored by the same person.**

Sponsors on Available Passenger Lists

Known Stumpfels By birthdate/baptismal date from 1828 to 1923 on Available Source Records

First_Name Middle_Name Last_Name Birthdate_Baptismal Town_Of_Birth Country_Of_Birth Date_Of_Death Town_Of_Death State_Of_Death Country_Of_Death
Maria Stumpfel 22 Nov 1828 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfel 30 Jan 1830 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Elisabetha Stumpfel 8 Feb 1833 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Anna Stumpfel 9 Feb 1833 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Mathias Stumpfel 20 Jan 1835 Komjat Hungary - -
Maria Stumpfl 20 Jan 1835 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Josephus Stumpfl 7 Mar 1836 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Erzsebet Stumpfel 16 Dec 1839 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfl 10 Jan 1841 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Mihaly Stumpfel 4 Sep 1842 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Ferentz Stumpfl 8 Jan 1844 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfl 27 Jan 1844 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Matyas Stumpfel 20 May 1848 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Matyas Stumpfel 2 Nov 1848 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfl 18 Mar 1850 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Terez Stumpfl 8 Oct 1850 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Janos Stumpfl 22 Dec 1850 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfel 8 Jul 1854 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfel 30 Aug 1854 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfl 30 Aug 1854 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfel 15 Oct 1859 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Martin Stumpfel 27 Oct 1860 Kemeten Austria 14 Oct 1938 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Elisabetha Stumpfel 7 Jun 1863 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Elisabetha Stumpfel 16 Dec 1864 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Joannes Stumpfel 12 Jun 1865 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Joannes Stumpfel 31 Oct 1867 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Anna Stumpfl 28 Jan 1868 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Maria Stumpfl 4 Nov 1868 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfel 13 Aug 1871 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfl 4 Feb 1872 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Mathias Stumpfl 3 Nov 1872 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Josephus Stumpfl 26 Mar 1874 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Franciscus Stumpfl 3 Apr 1875 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Elisabeta Stumpfl 18 Feb 1876 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Anna Stumpfl 7 Aug 1878 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Terezia Stumpfl 24 Feb 1880 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Anna Stumpfel 29 jul 1880 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Anna Stumpfel 29 Jul 1880 Komjat Hungary 28 Mar 1883 Komjat - Hungary
Karolina Stumpfel 12 Nov 1881 Komjat Hungary - -
Janos Stumpfel 7 Dec 1881 Komjat Hungary - - -
Terez Stumpfel 13 May 1882 Komjat Hungary - - -
Theresia Stumpfel 13 May 1882 Vas komjat Hungary 21 Jun 1882 Komjat - Hungary
Elisabetha Stumpfel 4 Jun 1884 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Erzsebet Stumpfel 4 Jun 1884 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Erzsebet Stumpfel 5 Jun 1884 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Josef Stumpfel 11 Jan 1886 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfel Oct 1887 - - 12 Feb 1888 Komjat - Hungary
Matthew Martin Mathias Stumpfel 6 Nov 1888 Kemeten Austria 30 Dec 1952 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S.A.
John Stumpfel 12 Nov 1888 Keumehen Austria - - - -
Rozalia Stumpfl 17 Jan 1890 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Janos Stumpfl 25 Oct 1890 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Joseph Stumpfel 24 Apr 1891 Waskomyot Austria - - - -
Maria Stumpfel 2 Jul 1891 Komjat Hungary - - - -
John Stumpfel 28 Dec 1891 - - 18 Jun 1983 Chicago Illinois U.S.A.
Theresa Marie Stumpfel 7 Jul 1892 Kemeten Austria 21 Jul 1975 Carlisle Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Karolina Stumpfel 12 Jul 1893 Komjat Hungary 10 Jan 1896 Komjat - Hungary
Jozsef Stumpfl 27 Nov 1894 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Terez Stumpfl 22 May 1895 Komjat Hungary - - - -
Theresia Stumpfel 6 Apr 1897 Komjat Hungary 14 Apr 1916 Oak Forest Illinois U.S.A.
Gustav Stumpfel 6 Nov 1897 Kemeten Austria 28 Apr 1911 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Joseph Stumpfel Stumpfl 20 Aug 1898 Traiskirchen Austria 08 Jul 1949 South Haven Michigan U.S.A.
Joseph Matthias Stumpfel 1905 - Hungary 1928 Kemeten - Austria
Matyas Stumpfel 1905 Vaskonyat Hungary - - - -
Mario Stumpfel 17 Oct 1901 - - - - - -
Mary Maria Stumpfel 17 Oct 1901 Traiskirchen Austria 27 Dec 1955 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Ann Stumpfel 07 Nov 1921 Kemeten Austria 24 Jun 1990 Chicago Illinois U.S.A.
Joseph Stumpfel 06 Aug 1923 Kemeten Austria 27 Dec 2014 Kankakee Illinois U.S.A


Known Stumpfels By the Name on Available Source Records

First Name Comments Birthdate/Baptismal Town Of Birth County of Birth Country of Birth Deathdate Town Of Death Province of Death County of Death State of Death Country of Death
Ann Twin 9 Feb 1833 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Ann 07 Nov 1921 Kemeten Burgenland Austria 24 Jun 1990 Chicago Cook Illinois U.S.A.
Anna 29 Jul 1880 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Anna Assoc. House no. 116 29 Jul 1880 Komjat Vas Hungary 28 Mar 1883 Komjat Vas Hungary
Elisabetha Twin 8 Feb 1833 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Elisabetha  16 Dec 1864 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Elisabetha  7 Jun 1863 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Elisabetha Assoc. House no. 209 4 Jun 1884 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Erzsebet  5 Jun 1884 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Erzsebet  16 Dec 1839 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Erzsebet  4 Jun 1884 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Georgius  Unknown Unknown
Gustav  6 Nov 1897 Kemeten Burgenland Austria 28 Apr 1911 Pittsburgh Allegheny Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Jacobus  Unknown Unknown
Jacobus  Unknown Unknown
Janos  Unknown Unknown
Janos  7 Dec 1881 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Janos  Unknown Unknown
Joanes  Unknown Unknown
Joanes Janos Joannes  Unknown Unknown
Joannes  Unknown Unknown
Joannes  Unknown Unknown
Joannes  12 Jun 1865 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Joannes  31 Oct 1867 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
John Assoc. House no. 116 28 Dec 1891 18 Jun 1983 Chicago Cook Illinois U.S.A.
John  12 Nov 1888 Keumehen Burgenland Austria Unknown
Josef  11 Jan 1886 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Joseph 06 Aug 1923 Kemeten Burgenland Austria 27 Dec 2014 Kankakee Kankakee Illinois U.S.A.
Joseph  24 Apr 1891 Waskomyot Austria Unknown
Joseph Matthias  1852 Hungary 1928 Kemeten Burgenland Hungary
Josephus  Unknown Unknown
Jozsef  Unknown Unknown
Jozsef  Unknown Unknown
Jozsef  Unknown Unknown
Jozsef Josef  Unknown Unknown
Juliana  Unknown Unknown
Karolina  12 Nov 1881 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Karolina Assoc. House no. 116 12 Jul 1893 Komjat Vas Hungary 10 Jan 1896 Komjat Vas Hungary
Maria  30 Jan 1830 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  2 Jul 1891 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  22 Nov 1828 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  30 Aug 1854 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  Unknown Unknown
Mario  17 Oct 1901 Unknown
Martin  27 Oct 1860 Kemeten Burgenland Austria 14 Oct 1938 Pittsburgh Allegheny Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Mary Maria  17 Oct 1901 Traiskirchen Lower Austria Austria 27 Dec 1955 Pittsburgh Allegheny Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Mathias  20 Jan 1835 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Matthew Martin Mathias  6 Nov 1888 Kemeten Burgenland Austria 30 Dec 1952 Pittsburgh Allegheny Pennsylvania U.S.A
Matyas  2 Nov 1848 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Matyas  20 May 1848 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Matyas  1884 Vaskonyat Hungary Unknown
Mihaly  4 Sep 1842 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Pal  Unknown Unknown
Terez  13 May 1882 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresa Marie   7 Jul 1892 Kemeten Oberwart Burgenland Austria 21 Jul 1975 Carlisle Cumberland Pennsylvania U.S.A.
Theresia  13 Aug 1871 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresia  8 Jul 1854 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresia  15 Oct 1859 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresia Assoc. House no. 206 06 APR 1897 Komjat Vas Hungary 14 Apr 1916 Oak Forest Cook Illinois U.S.A.
Theresia Assoc. House no. 116 13 MAY 1882 Komjat Vas Hungary 21 JUN 1882 Komjat Vas Hungary
Theresia  OCT 1887 12 FEB 1888 Komjat Vas Hungary
Joseph 20 Aug 1898 Traiskirchen Baden Lower Austria Austria 08 Jul 1949 South Haven Van Buren Michigan U.S.A.
Alajos  Unknown Unknown
Aloysius  Unknown Unknown
Anna  7 Aug 1878 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Anna  28 Jan 1868 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Apollonia  Unknown Unknown
Elisabeta  18 Feb 1876 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Ferentz  8 Jan 1844 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Franciscus  3 Apr 1875 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Jakob  Unknown Unknown
Janos  25 Oct 1890 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Janos  22 Dec 1850 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Janos  Unknown Unknown
 Janos  Unknown Unknown
Joannes  Unknown Unknown
Josephus  26 Mar 1874 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Josephus  Unknown Unknown
Josephus  Unknown Unknown
Josephus  7 Mar 1836 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Josephus  Unknown Unknown
Jozsef  27 Nov 1894 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  27 Jan 1844 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  4 Nov 1868 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  10 Jan 1841 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  18 Mar 1850 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  20 Jan 1835 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Maria  30 Aug 1854 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Mathias  3 Nov 1872 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Mathias  Unknown Unknown
Rozalia  17 Jan 1890 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Terez  8 Oct 1850 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Terez  22 May 1895 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Terez  Unknown Unknown
Terezia  24 Feb 1880 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresia  4 Feb 1872 Komjat Vas Hungary Unknown
Theresia  Unknown Unknown


  • The names above without birth or death dates are listed as a parent of a child born/baptized in Kemeten. No dates were given on these records other than the date of the child, so it's hard to tell how many children these parents had.
  • Another complication was that the spelling of the names of the parents often changed.
  • In conclusion, the table above could have duplicates of the same person, and this is probably an incomplete list but comes from the records that I've found so far.

1857 Heads of Household in Kemeten

  1. Johann Stumpfel - House no. 39
  2. Johann Stumpfel - House no. 50
  3. Mathias Stumpfel - House no. 51
  4. Mathias Stumpfel - House no. 65
  5. Alois Stumpfel - House no. 75
  6. Johann Stumpfel - House no. 122
  7. Jakob Stumpfel - House no. 150

Question no. 1: Did any of the above immigrate to another country? Question no. 2: Which families of the above are related and how? Are they all related? Question no. 3: Which families were the bakers in town?

Unknown Stumpfel Connections

Austria-Hungary's Casualty List in WWI

Surname Given Name Place
Stumpfl Alois N/A
Stumpfl Alois Oberosterreich -- Grieskirchen -- Hofkirchen
Stumpfl Folix Niederosterreich -- Korneuburg -- Stockerau
Stumpfl Franz Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Lechen
Stumpfl Franz Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Podgorje
Stumpfl Franz Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Podgorje
Stumpfl Franz Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Podgorje
Stumpfl Franz Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Polcharia
Stumpfl Ignaz N/A
Stumpfl Jakob Steiermark -- Windischgraz -- Podgoric
Stumpfl Johann Tirol -- Bozen -- Margreit
Stumpfl Johann Ungarn -- Vas -- Konyat
Stumpfl Johann Ungarn -- Vas -- Vaskomjat
Stumpfl Josef Oberosterreich -- Grieskirchen -- Taufkirchen
Stumpfl Josef Tirol -- Bozen
Stumpfl Julius N/A
Stumpfl Karl N/A
Stumpfl Mathias Ungarn -- Vas -- Vaskomjat
Stumpfl Mathias Ungarn -- Vas -- Vaskomjat
Stumpfl Matthias Ungarn -- Vas -- Vaskomjat

Immigration/Naturalization Records

  1. Carolina Stumpfel Age: 57 yrs Birthdate: Abt. 1886 Birth Place: Austria Court District: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa Date of Action: 14 Jul 1943
  2. John Stumpfel Age: 36 yrs Birthdate: 12 Nov 1888 Birth Place: Keumehen, Burgenland, Austria Arrival: 18 Nov 1923 Arrival Place New York, New York Declaration Date: 25 Jul 1924 Declaration Place: Pennsylvania; Spouse Barbara Declaration Number: 102978
  3. John Stumpfel Age: 32 yrs Birthdate: 28 Dec 1891 Birth Place: Austria Court District: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa Year of Arrival: 1906 Date of Action 13 Mar 1924


Related surnames found in connection with the Stumpfel families

  1. Muehl Muhl Mull
  2. Rosener Roszner Rosner
  3. Wilfinger
  4. Millner
  5. Pal Paul Paull
  6. Hochwach Halwax
  7. Kovacs
  8. Hotchwarter
  9. Koller

Task List

Links

  1. Burgenland Bunch: [3]
  2. 1857 House list: [4]
  3. Austrian-Hungarian Empire: [5]
  4. Kemeten on Wikipedia: [6]
  5. Kemeten website using google translator: [7]
  6. Kemeten History: [8]
  7. Message Boards: [9]
  8. Your Guide to Researching Hungarian Ancestors: [10]
  9. Translation: [11]
  10. Official Burgenland Bunch Facebook Page: [12]
  11. Burgenland Genealogy Group Facebook Page: [13]
  12. Austria/Hungary's casualty list in WWI: [14]
  13. Industry and Trade Directory of Hungary in 1891: [15]




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