Juraj Fándly, a prominent Slovak writer and national awakener, came from this house. He worked as a priest in Sered, in Lukáčovce and in Naháč. In 1807 he retired early in Dolian. Behind his parents' house, he built his own house, in which he lived the last years of his life. He also died here on March 7, 1811. Fándly was a leading representative of the Bernolák movement, a founding member of the Slovak Learned Society, a writer, poet, historian, popularizer of economic science and health science.
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