LINHARDT Antos (Antonin) Joseph^[8]
aka LINHARDT Antal I

	Occupation	Railroad worker[1] or laborer[7]
	Parents	LINHART Frantisek and KOLAR-OVA Barbora.[4][7][8]
	Born	18 Sept 1848 in Male Cicovice[7], Kladno District, Bohemia[4]. Midwife: Anna Frey-ova from Stredokluky[7]
	Married	BELANSZKY Anna on 4 Feb 1884 in Kispest[4][7]
	Son	LINHARDT Alajos[1][3]  (oldest of the siblings[3]). Married NAGY Anna with children LINHARDT Alajos II (b. 13 Feb 1908, d. 25 Dec 25, 1976[5]) and LINHARDT Anna II. Alajos II has a living daughter in Hungary.
	Son	LINHARDT Antal II (1894)
	Daughter	LINHARDT Lima (married to SOPRONY, John; one son)[1]
	Son	LINHARDT Nandor[1][6] (immigrated to Buenos Aires, Argentina; married WITH children; aka Fernando[3])
	Son	LINHARDT Ferencz[6] (married to Paula[3]; no children[1]; Both Ferencz & Paula died in late 1940's; Paula died first.[3])
	Son	LINHARDT Ernö[6] (married to Irene[3]; no children[1]) (Taylor; lived in Texas for a few years in the late 1920's or early 1930's before returning to Hungary; changed name to BIHARI; died in late 1940's; wife died in early 1950's.[3])
	Daughter	LINHARDT Anna (married to GöDA Jozsef; one daughter who married a man named BORBELY- line still alive in Hungary[1]) Daughters named GöDA Margit & GöDA Jozsika[6]. (BORBELY was a well placed lawyer in the Horty government[3]). (Anna died between 1945 & 1956; Jozsef died bef. 1945.[3])
	Son	LINHARDT Emil (died early, probably before 1918[3]).
	Daughter	LINHARDT Terez (died early, probably before 1918[3]).
	Married	Therese (2nd wife) (after 1910[6]); Catholic; no children[1]
	Died	Aft. 1910 (last known living in Budapest)

Antal I was a railroad worker who left his ancestral hometown in Bohemia and moved to Budapest

Note: Antos L. was born in Kladno Czech and his (2nd) wife was from Slovakia. At some point he married and had children in Kispest, Hungary. Since his first son was born 7 months after his marriage, perhaps this had something to do with his decision to leave the Czech village where his ancesters had lived for centuries.

Sources:
[1] Böske MOHOS (oral)
[2] Simon family registry (provided by KELLNER Magda)
[3] Tony LINHARDT (oral)
[4] LINHARDT Antal I/BELANSZKY Anna church marriage registry.
[5] LINHARDT Antal I birth registraty.
[6] BELANSZKY Anna death certificate.
[7] LINHARDT/BELANSZKY civil & religious marriage certificate.
[8] Report from Prof Rychetsky.
[9] E-mail from István Bózsa 7/02

19 September 2002; pml