Alt Etschka (German) – AlteEtschka (German) – Deutsch-Etschka (German) – Olahécska (Hungarian) – Román-Écska (Hungarian) – Románécska (Hungarian) – Német-Écska (Hungarian) – Németécska (Hungarian) – Écska (Hungarian) – Ecica / Ecica Română (Romanian) – Mala Ečka & Ečka, Serbia (Official)
Central Banat District – Vojvodina (the Serbian Banat)
The village was merged with former settlement known as Mala Ečka in Serbian:
Alt-Etschka (German)
Olahécska / Olahecska (Hungarian)
Román-Écska / Roman-Ecska / Románécska / Romanecska (Hungarian)
Mala Ečka / Mala Ecka (Former Name)
Deutsch-Etschka Catholic Church name: Unknown.
Genealogical Records – Church records available at LDS – FHC; Microfilm Nr. :
021 YU – Deutsch-Etschka: B. 1793-1831, M. 1793-1851, D. 1794-1835.
1773-1944 Rudolfsgnad im Banat von Philipp Lung.
Familienbuch der Gemeinden Deutsch-Etschka, Sigmundfeld, Rudolfsgnad im Banat by Philipp Lung; mit einer Geschichte der Besiedlung by Reiner Schlotthauer. Published 1999 by P. Lung in Villingen-Schwenningen. Written in German.
Photo: Etschka, jugosl. Banat: Schwabische Frauen in der “Spinnstube.”
Last updated: 08/08/2025