Sanktandres, Temes County, Hungary
Since 1920 known as
Sînandrei, Timis County, Romania
Sanktandres, Austria-Hungary
Village Name
- German Sanktandres, St. Andres
- Hungarian Szentandráes.
- Romanian Sînandrei
Brief History
- 1683-1718 - Ottoman Empire expelled from Hungary
- 1737-1739 - Partition of German settlements in Hungary
- 1748-1749 - German Settlers begin to arrive in St. Andres
- 1867 - Formation of Austria-Hungarian Federation
- 1920 - Under Romanian rule
- 1947 - Germans expelled from St. Andres
Microfilm
Available at the Family History Centers of the Church of the Latter Day Saints
- Microfilm # 0858428 - Church records
Christenings 1785-1819, Marriages 1785-1837, Deaths 1785-1829.
- Microfilm # 623135 - City # 156
1828 Land Census records (see links below)
Population
| Year
|
Germans
|
Romanians
|
Total
|
% Germans
|
| 1885
|
2492
|
391
|
2883
|
86.43%
|
| 1900
|
2535
|
476
|
3011
|
84.19%
|
| 1910
|
2301
|
413
|
2714
|
84.8%
|
| 1940
|
2005
|
410
|
2415
|
83.0%
|
| 1947
|
1615
|
2417
|
4086
|
39.5%
|
| 1977
|
N/A
|
N/A
|
2736
|
N/A
|
Location of St. Andres today
after World War II border change
Sînandrei, Romania
12 kilometers North West of Timisoara, Romania
Red Star marks location
Sources: