The Nemesradnót herd, the tomb of István Ivanics (Balogvölgy)
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
István Ivanics (1899-1980) was the village herdsman as an employee of the public domain before the Second World War. He was responsible for driving out and grazing the herd of cows. He was a Roman Catholic, and came to Nemesradnót from Lénártfala. (The animals were driven out every morning in the following order: cows by the herdsman, pigs by the herdsman, geese by the goose herder. In the evening, in the reverse order, i.e. geese, pigs, cows. The herds remained on the pasture from spring to autumn under the supervision of the herdsman.)