Somogy megye múltjából - Levéltári évkönyv 27. (Kaposvár, 1996)
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Somogy county. However, his method of publication was different in two ways. For one thing, he widened the circle of records to be published by including the records kept on photos in the Diplomatical Photo Collection of the Hungarian National Archives, which was established after 1974, and at the same time he gave up the method of publishing backwards from Mohács in the time sequence of kings. The detailed extracts of the records of the convent dated till 1300 were put out in the first volume of our annual. This publication presents the extracts of 74 records texts remaining from the years of 13021330 (with two a-numbers due to numbering mistake). Péter Timár: The Szerdahelyis' estates in Somogy county Part 1. Szerdahely The author puts together the history and the location of the central estate in Somogy county bearing the name of the Szerdahelyi family it belonged to, which originated from the Győr kindred. The family ceased to exist in the 17 th century, but on female line lived on in the Esterházy family. It was a successful effort to locate Szerdahely not far from Gálosfa with the help of medieval sources of records, geographical names, archeological data and local field survey. The author identified the location of the parochial church, the Pauline monastery founded in 1335, mills, fishing lakes, roads and forests and two aristocratic mansions, one of which existed till the 17 th century built into a castle. The study also includes numerous data of settlement and family history. Győző Bezerédy: The seals of the agricultural towns and villages of Somogy county 1768-1856. Part Five; (Hajmás - Juta) Several very early seals provided with dates prove that the settlements used official seals during the Turkish occupation, or even before that. However, they became widespread only in the years of 1700. The villages very often used seals with drawings on them, in Somogy county even at the beginning of this century. They had the drawings of the tools and crops typical of agriculture on the seals. Among the seals one can also find tools and animals related to a trade, but human figures are not rare either. The seal can also reflect the characteristics of a particular settlement. Some villages had seals with coats of arms (heraldic). Mihály Bodosi: Data to the cholera epidemic of the 19 th century in Somogy county The author gives a draft of the 19. century cholera epidemics with special respect to Somogy. We can keep track of the epidemics in 1831, 1836, 18481849, 1855, and the last cholera epidemic of Somogy comitat, which took place in 1872. From the summeries in table format we can see the centers of the epidemic in villages and the rates of infection and death too. It is typical of the destruction of the cholera that during the given period nearly 10,000 people died of cholera in Somogy county. We can also read about the efforts made by doctors in order to cure the ill very often putting their own lives at risk.
