Lenauheim (German) – Schadat, Schaddat (German) – Tschatad (German) – Csátád, Csatad, Csadat (Hungarian) – Schadat, Schatad (Romanian) – Cetad, Cetat (Romanian) – Lenauheim, Romania (Official)
Timis County – Western Romania
DVHH Village Coordinator: Jody McKim Pharr; Diana Lambing, Retired
DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/lenauheim
Genealogical Records – Church records available at LDS – FHC; Microfilm Nr. :
064 RO – Lenauheim: B. 1767-1835, M. 1767-1835, D. 1767-1849
HOG Web Site: www.lenauheim.de
Lookups Guide: Jody McKim – Lenauheim/Tschatad Heimatbuch by Bräuner, Hans 1982. 642 households, 1944/45 list; 1951 Deportees to Baragan Steppe.
Lenauheim was among 190 villages affected by the deportation to the Bărăgan in 1951.
Lookups Guide: Self Lookups provided by Jody McKim – 1767 Town Map & Settlers List.
Lookups Guide: Jody McKim – The Lenauheim Family book on CD by Stefan Stader & Peter Tarnai/Taugner consist of about 500 pp and cover the time period 1767-1835/1835/1849
Familienbuch of the parish of Lenauheim. C-D 2nd is a work by Gerhardt Hochstrasser (original settlers) Pub. 2004
The Lenauheim Family book on CD by Stefan Stader & Peter Tarnai/Taugner Purchase CD $20 – contact: Dave Dreyer
Birthplace of Hans Wolfram Hockl
Birthplace of Nikolaus Lenau
2005 Trip to Banat 2005 (Kleinbetschkerek & Lenuaheim) – Kyle S. Goodmann
2011 – Trip to Lenauheim, Banat ~ Bennett Lehmann
Lenauheim Videos on YouTube, submitted by Rosemarie Stefan (Montreal, Canada): www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpXHezbtZyk; 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF4WjWHYO30; 3: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLYJCr3Fm9Q
Catholic Church name: 1.Johann von Nepomuk; 2.H l. Jungfrau Theresia, branch of Hatzfeld*
Last updated: 08/05/2025