Historical directory of Hungarian, Hungarian-descended, and Hungarian-speaking clergy serving abroad
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Chronology of 1856

A chronological, research-oriented overview of personal and service-history events related to the selected year.
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Events of the year
4
Ongoing entries
4
Birth
3
Death
0
Priestly ordination
0

Current changes in the year

Personal and service-history events that started, ended, or can otherwise be dated to this year, in chronological order.
1856
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Free Antal SJ
Roman Catholic • priest • jezsuita (Societas Jesu)
Beginning of foreign service
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Beginning of foreign service
1856 – 1863
Spring Hill, AL, USA - language teacher, supervisor of the boarding school
1856
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Kaminszky Ákos
Greek Catholic • priest • Munkács
Birth
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Birth
July 25, 1856
Zsurk, Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia
1856
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Artimovics Emil
Greek Catholic • priest • Munkács
Birth
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Birth
August 24, 1856
Bodrogszilas, Magyar Királyság
1856
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Medveczky Gyula
Greek Catholic • priest • Munkács
Birth
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Birth
December 3, 1856
Sárközújlak, Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia

Year map

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.
1606
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Kovalchik József
Greek Catholic • priest • Pittburgh, PA, USA
Service in the homeland
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1606 – 1907
Beregszász, Osztrák-Magyar Monarchia - assistant pastor, religious education teacher
1848
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Kutassy Ferenc
Roman Catholic • priest • Győr
Service abroad
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1848 – 1874
Evansville, IN, USA - a pastor who built a church, a German-speaking parish priest
1850
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Beke Miksa
Roman Catholic • priest • Győr
Service abroad
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1850 – 1879
Seymour, WI, USA - missionary pastor
1855
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Kossalkó József
Roman Catholic • priest • Kassa
Service in the homeland
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1855 – 1858
Szepesváralja, Magyar Királyság - assistant pastor (later: Béla Kluknó)