Just saw the message by Jim L. on RootsWeb's Hungary-L. WorldVitalRecords.com (Ancestry.com founder's, Paul Allen's company) launched their World Collection today. One of the titles they offer is "Germans and Hungarians 1828 Land Census". According to the short info available on the site this database contains 400,000 record transcriptions from 25 counties. This is certainly the fruit of Martha Remer Connor's work.

There is a one-day 33% off from the price of the World Collection: $99.95 instead of $149.95. The census volumes in their original printed form cost between $15 and $35 each. I'd expect WorldVitalRecords.com them to lower the pricing in a few month's time, just in case the thirst for these Hungarian genealogy records could wait: After leaving Ancestry.com, Allen still felt the need to bring families together and to do it in a way that was affordable to families.