Nemesócsa

Tomb of József Galambos

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

József Galambos, landowner, was born in Nemesócsa in 1857. After finishing school, he farmed on his parents' estate, then in 1895 he became an independent farmer, farming 80 acres of land. He was a member of the United Hungarian People's Party. His wife is Bódis Julianna, his ado... Read More

The grave of Daniel Galambos

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Dániel Galambos and his wife Janka Vörös are buried in the tomb. Dániel Galambos was a landowner, his sons László Galambos, a Reformed pastor in the meadows, and József Galambos, a landowner. Read More

The Great Cross of the Eklipusta Cemetery

Sacral small monument

The large cross is made of metal. Read More

Threshing with the Heinrich Lanz AG fire engine

Other - other

Heinrich Lanz AG was an agricultural machinery manufacturer from Mannheim, Germany.The company and its LANZ brand were acquired by American agricultural machinery manufacturer John Deere in 1956. The company won several awards at the Strasbourg Agricultural Fair in 1866. ; Heinri... Read More

Postcard from Nemesócsa

Postcard

The Reformed Church. Read More

Railway station in Nemesócsa

Postcard

Publisher: József Fábik, Nemesócsa. The name of the railway station: Tany Nemes-ócsa. ; Its railway stop is shared with Tany on the Bratislava-Komárom section. Read More

Nativity scene from Nemesócsa

Song

Actors: ; ; Six or seven people played it. There was the old man, the hoppista and the boy and the two who carried the nativity scene. They went into the room and settled down. Then the old man began his rhyme. There was an old man's stick, he hit the ground with it. ; ; OLD MAN ... Read More

The lilac flowers are already blooming, it seems like spring is coming

Song

The lilac flowers are already opening, oh, it wants to be spring, ; This little girl, brown and red girl, oh, I want to marry her. ; Love me, my little angel, so that I won't be such an orphan, ; So that no one in the village knows that you will be my partner. Read More

Hey, when did I go to Székesfehérvár?

Song

Hey, when I went to Székesfehérvár, ; Straight to the barber's shop. ; They even brought me a chair to sit on, ; The scissors are sharp, they cut my curly hair. ; ; Hey, my curly hair falls to the ground, ; Come, baby, pick it up in your apron, ; As many strands as you pick up in... Read More

I was born in the middle of a large village called Ócsa.

Song

I was born in the middle of a large village, ; There was no tutor or nurse over me, ; I grew up like a rose on a bush, ; I became a soldier, when I was twenty years old. ; ; Bring out, my good mother, my hat with a ribbon, ; This will be my last word to you. ; My heart is squeeze... Read More