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1. Re: [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island listings [1]
No problems Ashley will look tomorrow when I get to work. Could have done it tonight but the kids have taken Word off their computer. Knew I should have logged on from the other computer down stairs but doesnt matter it will be quicker at work to look at the manifest. As for him putting residence: USA I myself think perhaps they may have when asked where from put where they were going (got themselves confused). I have seen this on other lookups. We either married at the time or had children with them w
2. [CROATIA-L] surnames [1]
Additional surnames in Zagreb, Croatia: LEPO , possibly shortened and CIGOLIE, second marriage. Mid 1800s not much info but it is all I have. I would also say that I have found the Petrisic/Blazicka Family in Tuhelj, Croatia, and have exchanged photos, names and date. I thank all who have been so helpful. I would suggest that anyone searching that area to get some super tourist maps of the area they are seeking. There is much history and smaller towns are listed. Now to pursue the GETTO/REITER FAMILI
3. FW: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Bmarku@aol.com [mailto:Bmarku@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 10:36 AM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter I would appreciate a copy of this sample letter also. Thank You! Barbara Markusic
4. RE: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter [1]
Maryanne: I just found this offer and would appreciate receiving a sample letter also. My e-mail is jadhunt@erols.com Thank you, Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Shaw [mailto:milfireguy70@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 1:21 PM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter Maryanne, Can u please forward a copy of how to > write a letter in > Croation Many thanks chris > Maryanne Lawrie wrote: > > > > If anyone needs a copy of how to write a letter in > Cr
5. Re: [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island Records hard to access [1]
Hi Ashley I tried for the first time this evening and got through ok. Have had a look at the names I'm interested in and there are lots to view. It's a bit slow at getting from one point to another but keep trying it's worth a look. Regards Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ashley Tiwara" To: Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 2:47 PM Subject: [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island Records hard to access > I've been trying every day to get thru, even at 3 am have no
6. [CROATIA-L] Loncarevic [1]
My grandfather's place of residence was Gova, Croatia. He arrived in the US 12 Nov 1905 and died here in 1928. I do not know of his parents and am looking for any information on Janko Loncarevic, his place of Residence in Gova and/or any other info that can be found. Would someone plese direct me? Thank you in advance. -- David W. Wyble Sr. Carson City, NV --
7. Re: [CROATIA-L] Letter writing [1]
Mary: I would very greatly appreciate receiving at your convenience the several letters offered by you in your recent messages. Your cooperation and assistance will be appreciated. Robert D. Peterson e-mail address: rpeter8370@AOL.com
8. [CROATIA-L] Vukovich [1]
Hi, I found info on my grandfather who came over through Ellis Island. It says he was from Austria, Dalmatian. Place of residence is Caltaro Anyone know of Caltaro? Thanks Tracy
9. Re: [CROATIA-L] Place name location please... [1]
Patti Hacht wrote: > > Hi: > > I found some rcds on the new Ellis Island site also. Can someone tell me what "J. Slovakia, Agram" means? They were from the Vivodina area of Slovakia, but I don't understand the "J. Slovakia", and then what the heck does "Agram" mean? > > BTW, I have not been able to locate immigration entries at Ellis Island, but the rcds are proving to be a wonderful source for trips made back to the "old country"! > > Thanks, > > Patti > Lakeville, MI I don't know year of your re
10. Re: [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island listings [1]
Mary, Thanks. That seems a tremendous lot of work on your part and I value it. I'll try to print it all out later today, just checking the mail in hopes now. You are marvelously kind to do this. I tried the site several times during the night and this night got constant error messages, no new information. These two below are interesting. According to Grandpa's naturalization papers, he arrived in 1907, from Mrkopalj, on the Saint Paul. > Grubisic, Giacono Hungary Mrkopalj 17 Jan 1904 31y
11. Re: [CROATIA-L] Vukovich [1]
Tracy wrote: > > Hi, > I found info on my grandfather who came over through Ellis Island. It says he was from Austria, Dalmatian. > Place of residence is Caltaro Anyone know of Caltaro? > > Thanks > Tracy Think you mean Cattaro (Italian) Kotor (Croatian) located below Dubrovnik in Montenegro (Crna Gora) and 188 milwe SSW of Belgrade. v Frank Kurcina
12. Re: [CROATIA-L] Vukovich [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tracy" To: Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 4:20 PM Subject: Re: [CROATIA-L] Vukovich > Well now I am really confused. :( lol > > It's say's Dalmatian area. On his draft records from the states it states > he is from Castelnovo, and on his citizenship records it states he is > Slovenia from Dalmatia. You told me way back that Castelnovo was Italian > for Kastelnovi. So I assumed he was from the Kastel area in Croatia. Now >
13. Re: [CROATIA-L] Calumet, Michigan [1]
Someone may find this helpful.......I did.....grayce Sjecan - January Veljaca -February Ozujak -March Travanj- April Svibanj -May Lipanj -June Srpanj- July Kolovoz- August Rujan-September Studeni -November Prosinac -December
14. Re: [CROATIA-L] Cabunac/Djakovich [1]
Thank you for the information. Finally got to the information on Kosta on Ellis Island page. It takes forever on their site. I guess everyone is searching and it bogs them down. It states that Kosta is female when I finally got to the passenger information. Just wanted to post since I was not sure if it was female or male and you stated male. Not sure how accurate the ship transcriptions are, or how accurate the records are because it states Helena is single. If this is the Helena married to Bronko
15. Re: [CROATIA-L] Croatian Fraternal Union info [1]
I am sorry, I missed the address of this Union if one was posted. Could someone please resend it? Thank You Barb Markusic Saginaw MI
16. Re: [CROATIA-L] Croatian Fraternal Union info [1]
Joe, I am also interested in findding more about this lodge / organization as my grandparents were members. it is my understanding that it sold insurance policies, and that my grandfather bought small ones on all his grandchildren. I too would like to know if information on its members is available somewhere! Sue Conklin
17. [CROATIA-L] Re: Ellis Island Immigration Database Records [1]
Have been trying to read all the queries re the EIR , ship manifests, problems printing, copying, accessing, enlarging, displaying, etc. posted in the Mailing Lists and at the Web site. Before EIR went online, I could reply to email messages as they were downloaded to my Inbox. This is no longer true because of large volume. Now my email messages arrive 30-40 at one time (rootsweb server automatically sends me a copy of every query and message posted) The first 6 hours the Ellis Island Database was o
18. [CROATIA-L] Book of Souls [1]
Frank, you have frequently posted info about the Book of Souls. Is this kept at the church in question, or is it found at the government archives, or deposited at the main "diocese" church for the region? (For example, would Brdovec parish info be there or in Zagreb?) What if the original church no longer exists? The church which would have served my grandfather's family in Tribanj-Kruscica collapsed, only the nave remains standing, and a new church was built several miles away. Should I assume any r
19. [CROATIA-L] Place name location please... [1]
Hi: I found some rcds on the new Ellis Island site also. Can someone tell me what "J. Slovakia, Agram" means? They were from the Vivodina area of Slovakia, but I don't understand the "J. Slovakia", and then what the heck does "Agram" mean? BTW, I have not been able to locate immigration entries at Ellis Island, but the rcds are proving to be a wonderful source for trips made back to the "old country"! Thanks, Patti Lakeville, MI
20. Re: [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island Records hard to access [1]
Could someone tell me if these two names translated into English Could be interpret as Ann or Anna Amica Tanje Thanks Donna
21. [CROATIA-L] please unsubscribe me-thank you [1]
Stojan and Terry Ninkovic ninklink@uniserve.com USA: PO Box 2316 Sumas, WA, 98295-2316 Canada: 2060 Lonsdale Crescent Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada V2T-1C4 604/850-3632 FAX:604/850-1532 USA/Canada Pager:800/560-9446
22. [CROATIA-L] CFU [1]
Hi listers, I just happen to have the Fall 2000 newsletter from the 'CFU Lodge 351 ZORA Detroit", and among other things it says "...you can call the CFU directly at 412-351-3909. " That is not a Michigan area code so I assume it's the national headquarters. It also states there are 224 CFU lodges throughout the U.S, and only 2% produce a newsletter, so I wouldn't expect many web sites. Hope this helps, Linda
23. [CROATIA-L] Copying [1]
List, There are two ways to capture data from a screen such as the Ellis Island lists. One is to use MGI 8.0 photo editing program. This program has a neat feature that I use continuously. It will capture, digitally, a screen or portion thereof on another program or site. And the duplicate it produces on your screen is the exact equal of the original. It is like having a camera you can direct to something on your screen, and it uses a camera icon for this feature. Secondly, you can deal with
24. [CROATIA-L] Ellis Island listings [1]
Hope this helps someone! Manifest-- Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen, Germany -- Arrival date, May 6, 1903, Page 118 0005. FERANEC, Josef M 30 M Slavonia/Croatian, Lipovljani 0006. SKRLJEN, Antun M 40 M " " 0007. BADALIC, Marko M 40 M " " 0010. GALETIC, Gjura M 43 M Croatian " 0011. RADIMOVIC, Ilya M 27 M " " 0012. BADALIC, Johann M 26 M " " 0014. TACKOVIC, F
25. FW: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter [1]
-----Original Message----- From: lynnette-in-texas@juno.com [mailto:lynnette-in-texas@juno.com] Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 11:13 AM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CROATIA-L] Re: Sample Letter Maryann, > > I just found this offer and would appreciate receiving a sample > letter also. Lynnette-in-Texas@Juno.com Thanks, Lynnette > > > > > > > If anyone needs a copy of how to write a letter in > > Croatian to the State > > > Archive to enquire where records can be located or > > a letter re
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