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Databases
The essence of RadixIndex is the databases available on this site.
Free records
RadixIndex volume 1: The industry and trade directory of Hungary from 1891
The first of RadixIndex's database volumes was the Industry and trade directory of Hungary in 1891 -
(formerly referred to as the database of craftsmen and shopkeepers living in Hungary in 1891), containing
the names, towns and occupations of 380,000 persons. RadixIndex Standard and Light subscribers can
download copies of pages from the original publication.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 2: RadixRef
RadixRef is a database of references to people appearing in various biographical
collections, in directories and in other sources. The database currently includes several hundred thousands records.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 3: Surname changes in Hungary 1800-1893
The title of this database tells it all. Based on a book listing surnames changes, this databases contains 15,000 records.
Further years planned.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 4: Magyar almanach 1888
Magyar almanach 1888 is an online version of the book from 1888 containing the names and other information
of Hungary's welthiest taxpayers and members of the Parliament. Record toll is at 15,000.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 5: School reports
School yearbooks are used as sources for this databases, mainly from secondary schools and partly from primary schools.
Currently the database offers 325,000 records: names, schools, classes of students from the 19-20th centuries.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 6: Timisoara city directory 1910
The Timisoara city directory 1910 database contains a listing of 6,500 inhabitants.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 7: Directory of Hungarian railways, 1911
Almanac and directory of the Hungarian railways 1911 database is based on the published directory of Hungary's railways. 56,000
employees are listed in this resource.
Details are here.
RadixIndex volume 8: Verlustliste - Austria-Hungary's casualty list in WW1
This growing database is based on Verlustliste, a series of casualty lists of Austria-Hungary's military during World War 1.
Details are here.
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