Arad (German & Josephinische) – Altarad (German) – Arad, Aradó, Arado (Hungarian) – Orod, Orodo (Hungarian) – Óarad (Hungarian) – Ó-Arad (Hungarian) – Arad-Vetus (Hungarian) – Aradu-Vechiu (Hungarian) – Araduvechiu (Hungarian) – Arad, Romania (Official)
Arad County – Western Romania
Located in the Crişana region, on the river Mureş.
Genealogical Records – Church records available at LDS –
005 RO – Arad: B. 1702-1850, M. 1715-1850, D. 1715-1850.
Arad – Josephinische Landesaufnahme Arad County 1782-1785.
Ó-Arad, Arad-Vetus, Aradu-Vechiu, Aradó, Orodo, Orod (Source: The 1877 (Dvorzsák) gazetteer of Hungary, Arad County).
Arad Passenger Records arriving at Ellis Island – Researched & Compiled by Jody McKim Pharr
10 April 1913 – Arad – Podgoria, the first electrical railway in Eastern Europe and the eighth in the world was built in Arad.
Aradu vechiu (Source: Stanescu, Emer. Basil. Buchetu de semtieminte natiunale peanulu 1860. in. 8-r. 35 1. es 1 lev.) Aradu vechiu, 1860. Lui Enricu Goldscheider. —.40 M. Magyarország bibliographiája, 1712-1860.
Banat Author from Arad: Bockel, Herbert.
Catholic Church Name: St. Anton vn Padau (Churches of the Banat)
Neighborhoods
- Aradul Nou
- Centru
- Aurel Vlaicu
- Micalaca
- Grădişte
- Alfa
- Bujac
- Confectii
- Functionarilor
- Gai
- Parneava
- Sânnicolaul Mic
- Colonia
- Subcetate
Last updated: 08/08/2025