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     Katalin Abrahamovszky was born circa 1595. Circa 1610, Katalin Abrahamovszky married Miklos Horváth, son of András Horváth and Katalin (?).

     Katalin Bikády was born circa 1595.¹ Circa 1610, Katalin Bikády married István Szunyogh, son of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri.¹

     György Szunyogh was born circa 1598.¹ He was the son of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri.

     András Isépy was born circa 1600 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. He was the son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy. On May 20, 1629, Márkusné Isépy, as well as her sons Mihály and András, mortgage their property at Mihályi to András Szabó for 27 and 1/2 forints.¹ András Isépy was an heir in the will of Márkus Isépy in 1655 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. As we had noted before, we do not have data about the time of Márkus Isépy's death. His sons, András and Ferenc (who were the only two still alive after his death) divided their father's bequest on February 8, 1655. The heirs "explain in their letter to all those concerned that they made their agreement for the division of the property (into their respective shares) at Isép, County of Zemplén, in true brotherly fashion.¹
András, together with his brother Ferenc, was suspected of disloyalty. He, however, was able to clear his name relatively quickly because the Chamber of Szepes in 1672 ordered the return of his earlier seized goods and chattels.² András Isépy died before 1690 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary.³ He was mentioned in a lawsuit or legal action in 1690 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. The Treasury started an investigation against András Isépy, Péter Dely and János Posta, among whom Dely owned lands at Kolbása (half of that was leased by András Isépy, the other half by György Sepsi) to determine if they had worked with rebels. András Isépy owned a country seat and lands at Magyar-Izsép; it was now his son, György, who was running it. The Treasury confiscated András Isépy's property at Magyar-Izsep. A group investigation was started by the magistrates and jury of the County of Zemplén; György Isépy appeared before them and declared in their presence that his father had never had any contact, whatsoever, with the rebellious Tököly. His brother Mihály turned, at the same time, to the Chamber of Szepes so that based on the proofs he presented they could urge the release of the seized property. The Chamber of Szepes, in 1690, ordered the release of the property, because they themselves realized that András Isépy, who in the meantime had died, could not have been a rebel as he was around 90 years old and had lost his eyesight by then. He was certainly unsuitable for warfare. He could not have been in contact with Tököly; instead he remained peacefully at home where he passed quietly away, in very old age.²

     György Mérges was born circa 1600 in Lasztócz, Zemplén, Hungary. Circa 1630 in Lasztócz, Zemplén, Hungary, György Mérges married Erzsébet Dely, daughter of István Dely Jr and Anna Bernáthy.¹ György Mérges died circa 1650 in Lasztócz, Zemplén, Hungary.

     György Szemere was born circa 1600 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary. Circa 1640 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary, György Szemere married Katalin Zsujtay.¹ György Szemere died circa 1675 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary.

     János Szunyogh was born circa 1600. He was the son of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri. Circa 1635 in Bénye, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kis-Kun, Hungary, János Szunyogh married Katalin Pankotay-Josá, daughter of István Pankotay-Josá.¹

     András Rácz was born circa 1600. Circa 1630, András Rácz married Anna Szunyogh, daughter of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri.¹

     Vilmos Görgey was born circa 1600. He was the son of Ladislaus Görgey and Hedwig Csopely. Circa 1635, Vilmos Görgey married Catharina Károly.¹ Circa 1650, Vilmos Görgey married Catherina Fuged.¹

     Zsófia Kozma was born circa 1605. Circa 1630 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Zsófia Kozma married Mihály Isépy, son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy.¹

     János Fekete was born circa 1605 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. He was the son of István Fekete and Zsófia Nyomárkay. János Fekete was an heir in the will of Zsófia Nyomárkay in 1628 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary; In 1628 János Isépy was again in ownership of his lands; because it was in this year that he shared the inheritance left by their mutual mother, Zsófia Nyomárkay, with his half-brother János Fekete and György Horváth and also with his sister, Anna.¹

     Ferenc Szunyogh was born circa 1605.¹ He was the son of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri.

      Mihály Isépy was also known as Mihály Isépy "bacskói" [of Bacskó]. He was born circa 1607 in Bacskó, Zemplén, Hungary. He was the son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy. On May 20, 1629, Márkusné Isépy, as well as her sons Mihály and András, mortgage their property at Mihályi to András Szabó for 27 and 1/2 forints.¹ Circa 1630 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Mihály Isépy married Zsófia Kozma.² Circa 1635 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Mihály Isépy married Katalin Pelejthey. Mihály Isépy died before 1640 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary.²

     Miklos Horváth was born circa 1610. He was the son of Miklos Horváth and Katalin Abrahamovszky. Circa 1640, Miklos Horváth married Apollonia Csorba.

     Erzsébet Dely was born circa 1610 in Lasztócz, Zemplén, Hungary. She was the daughter of István Dely Jr and Anna Bernáthy. Circa 1630 in Lasztócz, Zemplén, Hungary, Erzsébet Dely married György Mérges.¹

     Anna Szunyogh was born circa 1610.¹ She was the daughter of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri. Circa 1630, Anna Szunyogh married András Rácz.¹

     Anna Horváth was born circa 1615. Circa 1640 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Anna Horváth married Ferenc Isépy, son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy.

     János Fekete was born circa 1615 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. He was the son of Péter Fekete and Dóra Hencselöczy Bajánházy. Circa 1640 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, János Fekete married (?) Polhlázy.¹

     Ferenc Isépy was born circa 1620 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. He was the son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy. Circa 1640 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Ferenc Isépy married Anna Horváth. Ferenc Isépy was an heir in the will of Márkus Isépy in 1655 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. As we had noted before, we do not have data about the time of Márkus Isépy's death. His sons, András and Ferenc (who were the only two still alive after his death) divided their father's bequest on February 8, 1655. The heirs "explain in their letter to all those concerned that they made their agreement for the division of the property (into their respective shares) at Isép, County of Zemplén, in true brotherly fashion.¹
In the State Archives a record, dated 1671, lists 222 noblemen from Szatmár, Bereg, Zemplén, Ung and Ugocsa as participants in secret gatherings. These were suspected of disloyalty or were considered open rebels; furthermore, their names were kept on file by both the treasury and the Chapter of Eger, as Calvinist and Lutheran heretics. Ferenc Isépy's name is on the copy of the list attached here. And his name also appears in a treasury's investigative letter issued in 1672, in which he and 19 others were suspected of being confirmed Calvinists; using abusive language at the royal dignity, the Catholic religion, and generally at Catholics and their priests. On the basis of such events, Ferenc Isépy was arrested and imprisoned.² Ferenc Isépy died before 1681 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary.³

     Katalin Pelejthey was born circa 1620 in Pelejte, Zemplén, Hungary. Circa 1635 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Katalin Pelejthey married Mihály Isépy, son of Márkus Isépy and Sara Fugedy.

     István Bornemissza was born circa 1620. Circa 1650 in Nagykemencze, Zemplén, Hungary, István Bornemissza married Anna Isépy, daughter of Mihály Isépy and Katalin Pelejthey.

     Pál Petroczy was born circa 1620. Circa 1650 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, Pál Petroczy married Ilona Mérges, daughter of György Mérges and Erzsébet Dely.¹

     (?) Polhlázy was born circa 1620 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary. Circa 1640 in Magyar-Izsép, Zemplén, Hungary, (?) Polhlázy married János Fekete, son of Péter Fekete and Dóra Hencselöczy Bajánházy.¹

     Katalin Zsujtay was born circa 1620 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary. Circa 1640 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary, Katalin Zsujtay married György Szemere.¹ Katalin Zsujtay died circa 1700 in Szikszó, Abauj-Torna, Hungary.

     Katalin Pankotay-Josá was born circa 1620 in Bénye, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kis-Kun, Hungary.¹ She was the daughter of István Pankotay-Josá. Circa 1635 in Bénye, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kis-Kun, Hungary, Katalin Pankotay-Josá married János Szunyogh, son of István Szunyogh and Anna Csuri.¹

     István Szunyogh was born circa 1620.¹ He was the son of István Szunyogh and Katalin Bikády. He is mentioned in a document in 1643.

     Miklós Szalay was born circa 1620. Circa 1650, Miklós Szalay married Katalin Gombos.

     János Jármy was born circa 1620 in Jármi, Jász-Nagy-Kun-Szolnok, Hungary. Circa 1650 in Jármi, Jász-Nagy-Kun-Szolnok, Hungary, János Jármy married Mária Szilágyi.¹

     Catharina Károly was born circa 1620. Circa 1635, Catharina Károly married Vilmos Görgey, son of Ladislaus Görgey and Hedwig Csopely.¹

     Catherina Fuged was born circa 1620. Circa 1650, Catherina Fuged married Vilmos Görgey, son of Ladislaus Görgey and Hedwig Csopely.¹