Mucsfa
Tolna County
The first settlers who arrived here were from the Odenwald and had left their homeland in the spring of 1724. This was a Lutheran community that was denied legal existence until the Edict of Toleration but formed a filial congregation of Kismányok and the earliest information on the families can be found in the Lutheran church records there. A Levite Lehrer began to work here in 1742 and began the baptismal/birth records of the congregation. In addition to the Lutheran families in Mucsfa he also provided services to Lutheran families living in Mekényes, Izmény, Majós, Vejke, Apar, Rác Kozar, Dalmánd and Györe.
The marriage register began in 1784 and there were intermarriages with families living in Izmény, Kalaznó, Rác Kozar, Kismányok, Majós, Gerényes, Bonyhád, Mekényes, Hidas, Bátaapáti, Somogydöröcske, Varalja, Tófü, Mórágy, Vejke, Tabód, Nagy Ág, Varsád, Dalmánd, Kistormás, Gyönk, Györe, Kéty, Csikostöttös, Hájmas, Bikal, Somogyszil, Tékes, Kaposszekcsö, Felsö Nána, Szabádi, Högyész and Tarrós.
by Henry A. Fischer
- Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - Mucsfa, Tolna Co. (Evangelical Lutheran) 1742-1895 (Also includes: Mekényes, Izmény, Kis Vejke, Apar, Dalmand) Church Record Transcriptions
Last updated: 09/10/2026