Cemetery of the Hollósy and Magyary-Kossa families
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
According to Gabriella Bese, during the construction - expansion - of the main road, several graves were moved inland, including the graves of the Hollósy and Magyary-Kossa families. ; ; There are four graves in the cemetery: ; 1. The grave of AMÁLIA HOLLÓSY (1826-1862), born MÁRTONNÉ RUTTKAY, and her husband MÁRTON RUTTKAY (1826-1873). Amália Hollósy married Márton Ruttkay in 1857, after which they lived in Nagylélpuszta. ; 2. The grave of FILEP JÁNOS HOLLÓSY (1828-1869), lawyer, former council judge of the Somogyi Reformed Church. ; 3. Mr. ISTVÁN MAGYARY-KOSSA of Nagysarlói (1751-1797) and his widow KATALIN PATONAY (1763-1833). It was erected by his children and grandchildren as a sign of gratitude and respect for their beloved good parents. In 1769, Mihály Magyary-Kossa and his brother István built the mansion near the current Reformed church in a classicist style on older foundations. ; 4. Grave of Mr. ANTAL KÓSA MAGYARI (1789-1793), who died young; ; Birth and death data: ; - Grave of Márton Ruttkay (* 1826 Nov 12 † 1873 Apr 6) and Amália Hollósy. (* 1826 † 1862. ok. 9) ; - Hollósy Filep János lawyer (* 1828. Nov. 6. † 1869. Oct. 12) ; - Nagysarlói Magyary-Kossa István (* 1751. V. 7., Aranyos † 1797. XI. 7., Aranyos) / Patonay Katalin (* 1763. XI. 10., Bőny, Győr etc. † 1833. V. 12., Aranyos) ; - Grave of Mr. Antal Magyari Kósa (* 1789. XII. 14., Aranyos - † 1793. III. 10., Aranyos)