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We have found out so far that Joe's father's name was Joseph Anthony Havas. We are now going to find his death certificate to see where he was from and who the next of kin was. This will help us track down more information.
If you have any information about Havas' in the world please e-mail me
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The following are the most current responses:
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How very exciting! Several months ago, I pulled a list of the Havas' on AOL,
then let it sit. Glad someone has some initiative.
Some questions: Is Joe of Hungarian descent? If so, where was his family
from? How old is he?
I live in Salem, Oregon; was born and raised in Oakland, California; am 55,
divorced and have four grown children. My parents are from what now is
Transylvania - Satu Mare and Zillah. They emigrated to the US through Cuba in
the late 20s. My father was with Kaiser Engineers until his death in 1962.
I have lived in Oregon since 1979 and have done many things from raising
sheep to working with the state legislature, the Oregon Symphony, State Farm
Insurance. Currently I am pursuing my dream to write.
I would love to hear more from you and to know if, in your holiday
communications, you found any other Hungarian Havases.
Judith Havas
JHAVAS@aol.com
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On Tue, 23 Jan 1996 16:08:52 -0500 (EST) havas@bbmi.com wrote:
Hello, how are you? It is an interesting surprise to
see another Havas. I can't say I've ever run into one
before.
I am from the Detroit area (Troy to be exact). I'm a CS
student, as you know, and I am going to ASU this summer
where I will be going to school for a masters. My Father
(Richard Havas) is a veterinarian in Troy. He is from
Midland, MI where his father worked as a chemical engineer
for Dow Chemical.
That is about as far back as I can go with the name.
My parents don't really talk much about the past. Come
to think of it, I have never heard my dad talk about his
grandfather, or where he came from or anything. He doesn't
seem to know anything. My grandfather died when I was very
young so I never got a chance to talk to him. Perhaps it is
the same situation with my father. Even my grandmother
was never able to tell me about my past before she
died.
Anyway, I asked my father what he knew and all he said
was this. "Someone told me it means snow in Hungary, and
it is a common name out there" I think it may have been a
client that came in one day and told him that.
I have some family out in L.A. and San Diego, but as far
as I know, my brother(25yr old) and I are the only ones
left in the family with the name. My dad's brother
went over to Germany when he was young and we haven't
seen or heard from him again.
All I can say for sure is that some Havas came over from
Europe some time ago, and here I am.
-- Todd
"It's a eunuchs system!"
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Katalin Havas, from Budapest is a professor of logic and philosophy, working
for the Hungarian academy. You may reach her at:
kenese@osiris.elte.hu
Dear Havas family,
I do not think that we are relatives, but who knows!
Havas is a Hungarian word. It means "covered by snow". Has this word
a meaning in an other language? I would like to know. I am
a philosopher. Are you also or from where have you received
my E-mail address?
Please, write me. Katalin.
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: From: Karyn Havas
: To: ches@io.com
: Subject: Havas
: Date: Sunday, October 12, 1997 10:05 PM
:
: Hello,
:
: I am a Havas. I am 18 years old and all I know about my name is that it
: is Hungarian. My grandfather grew up by Scranton, Pa. His name is
: William Havas. He married and had four sons. There is a large group of
: Havas' located in NY up by Buffalo, and one young male Havas in that
: clan. My dad and two of his brothers did not have boys, but they did
: have a total of eight girls.
:
: Karyn Havas
hello, my name is adrian havas and i want to now if you or your hasben are
any cane of parrents for me.
my father and my grand father are from hungria, the name of my grand father
is esteban or in hungria is istvan.
please tell me in my e-mail adress the name of the grandfather of your hasbend
my adrees is adrianhavas@hotmail.com
i'm sorry for my inglish becos a speak in spanish
From: Arif Havas Oegroseno
To: ches@io.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 7:51 AM
Subject: Havas
> Dear francesca,
>
> I inadvertently saw your homepage and also your seeming desperation to find out
> who or what is Havas. It is a hungarian word indeed. But the word comes from
> the turks who translated it from arabic. The initial word in Arabic is either
> hafiz, hafez or hafaz. This word has then been used by the turks. If you go to
> Turkey, Havas is a very very common name. It is also a common name in France.
> Usually used by Turkish immigrants. You who built the city of Paris? Is an
> architect called Hanuman which mean Osman in arabic. Hausman is a turk. He
> built the entire design of Paris. I myself am an Indonesian and there are quite
> a few Indonesian named Havas, especially from West Sumatra.
>
> I hope this will add something in your quest of what or who is Havas.
>
> Regards,
> Arif Havas Oegroseno
>
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