1) "Csiba falva" (Csiba village) in Transylvania, (now Romania).

Village in Maros-Torda County, in lower Riding od Maros (1910). Population 328, Hungarian. Last railway Maros-V�s�rhely, last telegraph Ny�radt�.

Source: R�vai Nagy Lexikona, Bpest 1912 Vol.5 p.79

" Csiba" Pag SzM XXVII u64 HNT 13~ MTVMR:

Pag=village, SzM=Marossz�k (Sedes Marosinensis)

Source: "Erd�ly �s R�szek T�rk�pe, Helys�gt�rak" compiled by J�nos Herner, Szeged, Hungary, 1987.

"Csiba"

Place in Romania's Transylvania (Erd�ly), South of Maros-v�s�r-hely (Tirgu Mures) Ciba (1601): Chybafalva MnyTK 74. sz 10; 1964: Csiba name change in first instance Csaba variation explainable. Combination of Csiba [1225 Ciba CDES. 1:226] personal name csz. [1476: Thomas Chyba : OklSz. 126] and the noun falu . The Roman Ciba originates from the Hungarian Csiba.

Source: Csiba GEO. file #4

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NB. Dr �rp�d Csiba was not able to locate this place in 1995; by then it had been absorbed by the city of Maros-v�s�rhely

2) In the Orsz�gos Lev�lt�r a book "A Magyar Szentkorona Orsz�gainak Helys�gn�vt�ra " 1907 Reference 608/K.K. lists the following geographic data:

2) "Csiba mez�" (Csiba field), Hodos Pozsony County, Dunaszerdahely riding, population

3) " Csiba Fai sz�ll�k" (Csiba Tree grapes [Vineyard ?]), S�v�nyh�za, Csongr�d County, Tisz�ninneni riding ( centrum: Kis-kun-dorozsma),

4) "Csiba r�t" (Csiba meadow), Nagy-hal�sz, Szabolcs County, Ny�r-bogd�ny riding, ( Centrum: Kemecse),population 90,

5) Csiba-V�lgy" (Csiba Valley),south of centre of Iv�ncsa {1864: Csibav�lgy : FMT� 6:263] A. m . Csiba [1478 Thomas Chyba; OklSz 126] Source: Csiba GEO. File #4

6) "Nagyabony", Village, KK.,Pozsony County, Duna-szerda-hely riding. 183 houses, population 1004, Hungarians, Roman Catholic and Protestant. Contains the following meadows: B�r�nyos,Lelkes, Szelle, Moln�r tanya, Hodos. 3158 kat. Holds. District Secretariat and Registrar of Births and Deaths locally. District Court and Taxation Office: Pozsony, Gendarmerie, Railway Station,Telegraph Office: Duna-szerda-hely.Also refer: "Csall�k�z M�eml�kei" Kalligram Publishing, Bratislava.:" Nagyabony, colonised AD 1161-1173 COD.DIPL. IV. 1. 58 and VI. 2.. 188. Parish Church in 1761 by Csiba Imre.

Originally: Fel-abony. It was "destroyed" and repalced by Nagy-abony. Latin name: Oboni, Slovak: Velk� Blahovo, Postcode 930 30.

7) "Somorja". Market town, (Mez� v�ros). 25 km east of Pozsony (Bratislava). Latin name: Samaria (from Santa Maria), German: Sumarain, Slav: Schumarein, Slovak: �amorin.

8) "Tejfalu" Village , together with K�rv�lyes mez� and Tejfalusi Sziget, population 748, Hungarian, 153 houses, Roman Catholic and Jewish, Somorja, 2596 Kataszter Holds,Public Notariat, Registrar of Births and Deaths locally. Telegraph office, District Court, Genarmerie, -72, XIII,. 40 (?),: Somorja

Variations of ancient names: Teue ( old Hungarian meaning 'colt'), Villa Timothei, Theifalu.

("Tej" is Hungarian for milk), Latin: Villa Lactis, German: Milchdorf. Slovak: Mliecno