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1. Re: [CZ] More Hospodar Obits [1]
Hi. Are the obits translated into English? I'm interested in Alois Matejka. My Grandfather, ALOIS HAJEK, his mother was a Metejka. Thank you.
2. [CZ] Turnwald [1]
Would some one please look up Josef Turnwald fromStaup, Bohemia, and locate from which parish this family was affiliated? Thank you, Karen Berk
3. [CZ] Fw: KOUBEK [1]
this is an message from an friend from the COOK List. I think Koubek is an czech name and I have seen this name here for an long time. Maybe it helps someone. Lars Germany ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 3:25 PM Subject: KOUBEK > I have a postcard dated 1915 to a Mrs. M. (Mary) Koubek living in Chicago, IL > It was sent from St. Louis, MO and has a picture of three boys standing in > front of a > brick building. The
4. Re: [CZ] Llona - translate [1]
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 19:52:25 -0600, gmccrary@zianet.com wrote: >Is Llona the same as Helen? > >Gem > Correctly it is spelled Ilona and it is Helen. Joseph.
5. Re: [CZ] Re: Houfek and Koresch [1]
I wonder if the Houfek's could be Houdek's.....my family are Hodek's and Houdek's hmmmm, ??? Maggie in CA ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 4:33 PM Subject: [CZ] Re: Houfek and Koresch > Perhaps these who came through Baltimore are yours. Here is the KORESCH; > Josef 35, Maria 26, Bohemia; Leipzig, 24 May 1869. There are several HOUFEK. Do > you have first names? > > John Kracha > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > List Administrat
6. [CZ] Bohenian Presbyterian Church [1]
The Hubbard Memorial Bohemian Presbyterian Church I referred to in an earlier inquiry is located at 2324 South Central Park Ave in Chicago, Illinois. Any information on this church or help with locating information will be greatly appreciated. The church was in existence in the early 1900s. Thanks, Jeff D Carter
7. Re: [CZ] DVORAK, Wencl [1]
Thank you for your response. Joan Peterson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Kittilson" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 10:47 AM Subject: Re: [CZ] DVORAK, Wencl > In one of the messages in this thread, Joan Y Peterson asked: > > >Does anyone have any idea what the word "Feldwebel" means??< > > At least one source I have seen states that the rank of Feldwebel > was roughly equivalent to an English Army "company Sergeant-Major". > Hope this
8. Re: [CZ] Hess Darms [1]
Maybe Hesse Darmstadt in Germany. On Monday, June 9, 2003, at 12:43 PM, Judi wrote: > Where is(was) this town located? > Thanks > Judi
9. [CZ] St Adalbert's Cemetery - Niles, IL [1]
Can anyone suggest the most efficient way to get burial information from St. Adalbert's Cemetery in Niles, IL, short of going there? I recently discovered that my grandmother and two of her infant children were buried there first, then subsequently moved to Bohemian National Cemetery in Chicago. I checked the internet for St. A's, but came up with information from the general Catholic cemeteries site ... no indication of how to contact the cemetery directly or how to obtain historic/genealogic informa
10. Re: [CZ] Don't miss great website on Chicago [1]
Yes!!!!!!!!! Especially the part about Bohemian Chicago! Joe List Administration wrote: > http://www.suba.com/~scottn/explore/index/contents.htm > > Elaine > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > Czech Message Boards are at > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.ethnic
11. Fwd: {not a subscriber} Re: [CZ] Immigration [1]
This is a forwarded message From: j.w.dvorak@att.net To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 7:45:00 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [CZ] Immigration ===8<==============Original message text=============== I have the same exact problem with 2 of my Czech Czech Immigrants. But I do have a ship name, i just can't find it on the ISTG. I have an exact date when they arrived in the USA also, and the number of people in the family who came here, but no way to find th
12. [CZ] Hess Darms [1]
Where is(was) this town located? Thanks Judi
13. Re: [CZ] Umrtni List Praha Urad mestske casti Praha 1 [1]
Can I suggest you approach the "evidence" department at the Jewish community. If they have a "card" for him (they have 64,000 cards for individuals there) then it is highly likely that he was caught up in the net as he was half Jewish. I found even quarter Jewish children in those records. 99.9% died having been caught in the net. Most went from the ghetto onto Terenine (Terezenstat) before being transported to the camps. Some of the older died before being moved out of the ghetto and are to be found in
14. Re: [CZ] Aloysius or Aloisie [1]
I've seen Alois in the Czech language and Aloysius is my dad's uncle, called Uncle Al.......that particular family originally was from Germany way back, but Al was born in the USA. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nik Radcliffe" To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 3:41 AM Subject: Re: [CZ] Aloysius or Aloisie Sorry to be pedantic - Louis probably French origin. nik ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Tichacek" To:
15. [CZ] Re: CZECH-D Digest V03 #202 [1]
Hi, Would someone please look up Joseph Smola and Bartel Smola in Baca's list of passengers? In some family papers, Smola is spelled Smolo. These two brothers emigrated from Bohemia in 1875 plus/minus 2 years to New York. They were my great-great-uncles. Thanks, K. Berk
16. Re: [CZ] Aloysius or Aloisie [1]
Aloysius from Latin and Alois from Czech become Louis in English. Jerry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph O. Pecenka" To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 11:37 PM Subject: Re: [CZ] Aloysius or Aloisie Aloysius is Latin for the Czech male name Alois. Aloisie is a Czech female name. Joe ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== Czech-L's webpage is at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/index.htm
17. [CZ] BACA lookup - Vol 4 [1]
Could someone please look up HOUFEK and KORES (from Hosin), in Vol 4 of Czech Immigration Passenger Lists, by Leo Baca. I believe they arrived in the US in 1865. Thank you, Susanne Houfek Oakland, Ca.
18. Re: [CZ] Smola in Baca [1]
Hi, I saw an Bartholomew and an Joseph Smola (age 23) 1874 in Ohio. "Declaration of Intention Records for Sandusky County" from Al Hetrick and Cleon Hetrick, In Sandusky County Heritage Vol. 6:2 (Spring 1986). This Bartholomomew and Joseph are also in the 1880 Census Ohio. Hope this helps Lars Germany ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 5:26 PM Subject: [CZ] Re: CZECH-D Digest V03 #202 > Hi, > > Would someone please look up Jo
19. [CZ] Umrtni List Praha Urad mestske casti Praha 1 [1]
Hi, Some time ago I received the death certificate of my grandmother's brother who died Nov. 17, 1944 in Praha Bohnice. There is no cause of death and exact place of death given on this piece of paper I received. Place of death is simply Praha Bohnice, no street etc. His address is given as Praha Smichov cp. 24. That was his parents' address. He was half-jewish and had come from Hungary only a few weeks before his death occured in Praha Bohnice. I thougt he might have died in the psychiatricka lecebna
20. [CZ] Aloysius or Aloisie [1]
What is the difference between Aloysius and Aloisie? Thanks Chuck Schober----Melissa, Texas
21. Re: [CZ] James/Vaclav & Josephine MALECEK, Josie SOMROVA, Anna HOCK [1]
Hello again, Yes, I did check out the IL marriage info. The only thing I could find out was that only two Maleceks married around 1889-1890. One was named James and the other one was listed as Vaclav, which of course can translate to James. One married a Josie Novak and the other married a Josie Somrova. I'm pretty sure the James Malecek who married the Novak woman isn't the correct one. Nothing about this family seems to pan out. The Vaclav Malecek who married Josie Somrova, 9/15/1890, must
22. [CZ] Berni Rula [1]
Hi Folks ! RE: the Berni Rula. Dont get tooo excited....... ..... dont pay over $ 6.00 thats SIX dollars US. Well maybe more if your gonna pay for shipping from Czechia. Ive never found it online or never asked for it in the US.... never expected to find it. What I know and have been told ............ The only issue that I know that is available is the reprint, from about 1953, of the original 1650's printing. Im not sure how many Volumes there are, ive heard maybe 12-20 BUT they are not all c
23. Re: [CZ] James/Vaclav & Josephine MALECEK, Josie SOMROVA, Anna HOCK [1]
Hi Joe, Thanks for the information. I live a long way from the Bohemian National Cemetery, unfortunately. I am in Florida. It was a researcher who told me about the Malecek baby buried in the same gravesite as my Shima/Schima/Sima great-grandparents. She didn't obtain the name of the baby's parents, I don't know why. It would seem to me that they would have the records, too, but I don't know. I don't believe the Malecek baby was a child of any of my great-grandparent's children. T
24. [CZ] Don't miss great website on Chicago [1]
http://www.suba.com/~scottn/explore/index/contents.htm Elaine
25. [CZ] Re: Staup, Bohemia [1]
To Karen Beck - There is no village in Bohemia named STAUP. However, there is a village named STAUPEN, for which I have the information below, in case that is your ancestral village. STAUPEN (Czech name is Stoupno) kept its parish records in Horni Police. They are stored in the Litomerice Archives and begin in 1623. The judicial district for Staupen is in Lipa Ceska. This information is found in Felix Gundacker's books: Dictionary of Bohemian Parishes in the Czech Republic; and the Register of
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