Historical directory of Hungarian, Hungarian-descended, and Hungarian-speaking clergy serving abroad
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Chronology of 1748

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Events of the year
3
Ongoing entries
4
Birth
0
Death
0
Priestly ordination
1

Current changes in the year

Personal and service-history events that started, ended, or can otherwise be dated to this year, in chronological order.
1748
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Grueber Ignác SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Transfer (previous place of service)
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Transfer (previous place of service)
1743 – 1748
Nagyboldogasszony- és Szent Adalbert-főszékesegyház, Esztergom, Magyar Királyság - parish priest and castle chaplain
1748
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Haller Xavér Ferenc SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Transfer (new place of service)
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Transfer (new place of service)
1748
Besztercebánya, Magyar Királyság - third

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Map view of the events and service changes related to the selected year.

Ongoing entries

Service locations that can be shown to have existed during the selected year, but did not begin and did not end in that year.
1717
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Asperger Zsigmond SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Service abroad
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1717 – 1772
Argentína - Buenos Aires and Córdoba, where he worked as a university professor and doctor, and later served at the Loretto Mission in Paraguay.
1724
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Brentán Károly SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Service abroad
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1724 – 1751
Ecuador - missionary, provincial
1745
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Ferder Fülöp SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Service abroad
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1745 – 1767
Río La Plata, Argentina - San Tomé mission (for five years), and finally head of the San Tomé mission station
1747
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Hedry Márton SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Service abroad
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1747 – 1768
Chile - missionary, evangelizing among the Araucanian Indians