Notes:

The Dudik's before they came to America, lived in what is now spelled Nevys'ky, Ukraine. It has had various spellings and changed what National boundaries it is in somewhat often. I believe it was in Austria Hungary in the time period that my children's ancestors lived there. Nearly 25% of the small town they lived in were Dudiks. It was one long street along the Uze River. It has had various spellings over the years: Nevike, Neviczke, Nevytsk, Nevicrke, Nevytske and Nevys'ky amongst others that I've found. It appears to have been part of the Ung Magyar province.

Andras and Anna are the parents of our Gyorgy Dudik from the following evidence. In the 1869 census for Neviczke, Magyar, Ung (Hungary) (now in the Ukraine), he is the only Gyorgy Dudik listed who was born at the right time and was a 2nd son. First sons inherited their father's property and would have no need to emigrate to America.

The other Gyorgy Dudick's in Nevike that were first born sons were born in 1864 and 1868. They were the sons of Gyorgy Dudik and Istvan (Ivan) Dudick respectively. From American documents, we had surmised that our Gyorgy was born between 1863-1867. He would highly likely have had an older brother.

Andreas lived closet to his son Gyorgy's future wife, Maria Vovcsik. He lived in house 86 and the Vovcsik's lived in house 75. Of the 3 possibilities, only Andras fits as Gyorgy's father. Gyorgy also named his first son Andras both his father's name, his brother's name, his 1st daughter after his sister Maria and his second daughter after his sister Barbola. In fact, every one of his family members (his mother, father and siblings) had a child of Gyorgy and Maria Dudik named after them.

It is interesting to note that in the Byzantine Catholic Church christening records, this family lived in house 23. The numbering system seems to be the same for other Dudik families between the Byzantine and 1869 Census records, so they must had moved in that 8 year period to house 75. Their names were in Russian in the Church records and Andras was spelled Andij in them. In the 1869 census for Nevike, Andras is listed as a farmer. They have a widow living with them who was a day laborer. Maybe she rented from them or worked for them. Her name was Maria Olivzki, b. in 1820. She is not listed as a mother or mother-in-law.

Andras married Anna KALINCSAK in Of Neviczke, Ung, Ungvasi Jaros, Magyar (Now In Ukraine). Anna (daughter of Unknown KALINCSAK) was born about 1832 in Lykeader?, Ungvaar, UNG; died after 1869 in Of Neviczke, Ung, Ungvasi Jaros, Magyar (Now In Ukraine). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The spelling of her town of birth is very difficult to decipher. It could start with a Uy or a W instead of Ly.

It doesn't appear that she has any of her birth family living in Nevicke, so Andras was likely to have met her in her home town. However, there is a Marie Olivzki, born in 1820, who was a widow living them. She might be family to either Anna or Andras. Keep in mind that her surname was Olivzki so we don't have a good indication on where to place her. Her home is listed as Nevicke. Marie Olivzki is listed as a day laborer. Maybe she helped out in the home instead.

I do suspect that Anna's mother will be a Maria as their first daughter was named that.

Notes:

All the children of Ivan and Yulianna Pipik are verified as their children in Byzantine Christening records.
He lived in house 28 next to Janos and Maria Miklotsik Dudik (House 27) in the Byzantine Church Records. He died in house #27, indicating a close relationship between the 2 families. He was 45 at the time. He is the only Dudik in Nevicke by age that might be the father of my children's oldest known ancestor, Andras Dudik, b. abt. 1830. He is the one born in 1811 and died in 1857 in the records.

Stefen and Anna have the possibility of being Ivan's brother Georgy's children instead by age. We do however have patterns that Janos born in between these 2 Dudiks lived next door to Isaac and was where Isaac actually passed, indicating a father son relationship by age and location.

We have good indication that Mihael, Yosif and Varvara are siblings as they all lived in house 38 at one point in time. Gyorgij, b. abt. 1822, could have been an Uncle by age to Mihael, Yosif and Varvara as he got married in house 38 at age 34 to Anna Chiprich. He moved to her house 63 after that. He was born too early to be a child of Ivan, but is his likely brother instead. The fact that Gyorgy is not listed as a widow means that he did not marry until he was 34 years of age. He named one of his children Ivan after his likely brother. The simplest explanations seem to be best in theory.

Ivan married (Varvara?). (Varvara?) was born before 1815; died in in Of Neviczke, Ung, Ungvasi Jaros, Magyar (Now In Sobrance, Slovakia). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her name is theory on my part based upon her first daughter's name and the fact that it appears to be the 2nd daughter that Ivan names Varvara or Barbala (same name, 2 diff. languages).

Unknown married (Anna). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]