Bikal
Bikal, Hungary (Official)
Wickerl
Baranya County
This was the Mother Church of large and sprawling Roman Catholic parish originally but almost from its inception it had jurisdiction over many Lutheran families locally or in the vicinity. The baptismal/birth records begin 1729 and in addition to Bikal they include families living in: Bonyhád, Kobleny, Mekényes, Mocsolád, Magocs, Mórágy, Mucsfa, Nagy Hájmas, Nagy Manyók, Rác Kozar, Szaks, Szalatnak, Tarros, Tékes, Tófü.
In the marriage register that begins in 1752 intermarriage with families from other communities include: Apar, Bátaapáti, Bikács, Bikal, Felsö Nána, Gyönk, Hidas, Izmény, Kakasd, Kalaznó, Kapoly, Kéty, Kismányok, Kistormás, Kobleny, Lengyel, Magocs, Majós, Mekényes, Mórágy, Mucsfa, Nádasd, Nagy Hájmas, Nagyszekély, Rác Kozar, Szalatnak, Szárázd, Szas, Szentmarton, Tevel, Tófü, Varsád, Závod.
A Lutheran filial congregation of Rác Kozar was formed in Bikal and all the records are part of the Lutheran Church in Rác Kozar after the Edict of Toleration in 1784.
by Henry A. Fischer
- Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - Bikal, Baranya Co. (Roman Catholic) 1729-1792 (Also includes: Nagy Hajmas, Rackozár, Mekényes, Morágy, Tófü) Church Record Transcriptions
- Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - Bikal, Baranya Co. (Evangelical Lutheran) 1661-1867 Church Record Transcriptions
- Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - Rackozár, Tolna Co. (Evangelical Lutheran) 1783-1867 (Also includes: Tofu, Bikal, Kapposszekcsö, Csikotöttös, Gerenyes, Tékes, Nagyág) Church Record Transcriptions
Last updated: 09/09/2026