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Bungard

commune Lechința, Bistrița-Năsăud county

also known as Szászbongárd, Baumgarten

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Historical forms and administrative units 2 forms 1819–1950 5 sources

Names and variants associated with this locality in historical sources, grouped by attested form and administrative context.

  1. Bungard, Sângeorzul Nou

    1858–1950

    Administrative context: Bistrița

    4 sources

  2. Bungard

    1819–1820

    Variants: Szász-Bongárd, Szászbongárd, Bungardul Săsesc, Baumgarten

    Administrative context: Comitatul Dăbâca (Doboka megye)

    1 source
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1950
Bungard (Szász-Bongárd, Szászbongárd, Bungardul Săsesc, Baumgarten) Bungard, Sângeorzul Nou
Conscripția czirákyană, Comitatul Dăbâca (Doboka megye)
1819–1820 F52, Vol. VI, pp. 49–78 / Microfilm rola 70, Vol. 60
Bungard (Szász-Bongárd, Szászbongárd, Bungardul Săsesc, Baumgarten) · Comitatul Dăbâca (Doboka megye)
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Cziraky Conscription in Transylvania (1819-1820)
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F52, Vol. VI, pp. 49–78 / Microfilm rola 70, Vol. 60

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