Around 1739 there were colonizations with Romanians from Oltenia (bufeni), against the background of the Austro-Turkish War, which caused the emigration of many families to Banat.

[5] Jabăr was first mentioned in 1597, when Sigismund Báthory donated Sabat together with other localities to the Bejan family.

[6] The first recorded mention of Ohaba-Forgaci is from 1442, when by order of King Ulászló I, the estates of some villages, Chewhaba among them, passed into the possession of Nicolae Turcsin and Mihai Cornethi.

[4] On Count Mercy's map it appears in the district of Lugoj, inhabited by Romanians.

The name "Forgaci" was given much later, in honor of the district councilor Antal Forgách to distinguish it from the name "Ohaba" in Transylvania and especially in the counties of Arad and Caraș-Severin.

[6] The first recorded mentions of the existence of Sinersig are from 1323, when it was the property of Ioan Dan, a chatelaine from Jdioara.