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1. [CZ] Re: Family Research and Collateral Connections [1]
Dear Czech Researchers, Don't forget the all-important rule: Ask older relatives! I am (fortunately - I've been told often enough) starting my genealogy research while many of my grandparents are still alive. My maternal grandmother's maiden name is WOLETZ, and that's the Czech line. My great-grandparents emigrated to Wisconsin in 1906, and my grandmother was born here in the States. Well, when I started asking questions, Grandma knew some of the answers. Alt-Moletein, Austria was where her family wa
2. Re: [CZ] So many settled in certain areas? [1]
In the case of my grandfather's brother, Louis (Alois) Kadera, his sponsor is listed in his naturalization papers as being one Henry Kimmett. Louis was naturalized in 1901 in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ellen Sneed >From: "John L. Mikeska" >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CZ] So many settled in certain areas? >Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 04:13:09 -0600 > >Does anyone know where to find who their sponsors were? > >Sir John, Earl of Berkshire >What good is
3. Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? [1]
Any idea why they came to New York Queens Manhattan area? >From: "K. BOYD" >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? >Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 15:15:19 -0800 > >You have a point, Wanda. All my ancestors who came to TX did have to have >a >sponsor; usually they were brothers or sisters already established here in >their respective communities. > >Kathleen > > >From: Wanda R Tracy >Reply-
4. Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? [1]
My grandfather and his 2 brothers came over seperately from 1890-1919 and they had a sponsor. I have wondered how the man who sponsored them knew them--if they had been friends or neighbors in Austria-Hungary. They all settled in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ellen Sneed >From: Wanda R Tracy >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? >Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 10:18:34 -0700 > > I understand when some of my Czech
5. Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? [1]
I'm not sure but my ggrandfather lived in either Maspeth or Woodside. I have a street name in Queens that no longer exists (they are all numbers now and am working on this-he was a cigar maker in Bohemia. >From: John Kozakiewicz >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? >Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 08:28:44 -0500 > >My grandfather came over and settled in Yonkers, NY and later moved to >Maspeth, Queens, NY. I ha
6. [CZ] RE: SVATKY [0.981117]
STASTNY NOVY ROK!! LEDEN 2001!! DOBRO NOC, Kathleen _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
7. [CZ] Re: locating our ancestors' beginnings [0.981117]
To our splendid list-owner, Elaine, I'll respond first to your suggestion that we discuss, in this quiet time of the year, how our ancestors came and how we knew where they came from. I was so much luckier than most, because my father immigrated in 1889 when he was just 13 years old, but he was so lucky too because he came to relatives of his mother's in Chicago. They took him in, cared for him with love, and when he reached 18, he set out on his own, working for his "foster" father in his pharmacy
8. [CZ] Baca's book [0.981117]
It is a wonderful resource, but as with any secondary source, be careful, and verify by going back to the actual source cited. The information it contained concerning my ancestors was not consistent with the actual copies of ships lists where I found them.
9. Re: [CZ] Re: Knoell/Langer/Spiller/Pohl [0.981117]
It is interesting to see the LANGR name on this list and rewarding for me; my fifth great-grandmother was ANNA LANGROVA of the village of Dolni Cermna, Bohemia. She would marry Pavel Silar of the village of Nepomuky, nearby. This was most probably in the 1700's and they were Bohemian. Regards, Kathleen From: janadams@aztec.asu.edu (JANICE L. ADAMS) Reply-To: janadams@aztec.asu.edu To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Knoell/Langer/Spiller/Pohl Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2000 20:38:44 -0700 (MST) A
10. RE: [CZ] Family Origins [0.981117]
Elaine- I am researching families from both Bohemia and Galicia (Ukrainian and Ruthenian ancestry). The CAPEK relatives from Bohemia have been a text book case for genealogy research. I began with a death certificates to learn parents names, found their parents death certificates, found them in the census from 1900-1920, etc. I have been able to collect BMD records on almost every family member. However, the CAPEKs immigrated in 1893 (per the census records) and I was not able to find their passenger lis
11. Re: [CZ] Reason so many settled in certain areas? [0.981117]
Yes, Robin The Kopeckys in my lineage are from Weston, NE.> Newman Grove, NE. These towns are farming communities. MDuda Omaha, NE. culgard@socket.net wrote: > Hi Mark, > > Noticed the Kopecky in your surname list. I have some Kopecky's in mine as well. > Do you know where they came from? > Robin > > "Mark E. Duda" wrote: > > > If the settlements aren't for religions. Maybe it's the railroads in the > > particular cities or towns. Boxcar carpentry runs in my family lineage > KOPECKY,
12. [CZ] Leo Baca Books [0.981117]
Hi Pat Could you lookup SCHENTER (Variations - SCHAENTER, SCHDNDTER or SCHENDTER) Thanks Allan Hobbs Australia -- ============================================================ Visit our Web Page at:- http://www.pnc.com.au/~hobbs/ Penrith - Home of the Olympic Canoeing & White Water Stadium ============================================================
13. [CZ] immigration [0.981117]
I am curious as I have heard that Schindler is a surname that is as common in Europe as Smith is here? Any truth do you think? I would also appreciate a lookup from the Baca books on Anton Schindler who came over about 1872 and his sister Josephina. Anton came over supposedly with wife Anna and son Anton. Also on a Henry Voigt although I am not sure of whenor from where he came. You guys are so great. I belong to many lists and this is by far the most helpful and informational of them all! Thanks a
14. Re: [CZ] Czech research Washington address [0.981117]
Something happened in the cut/paste. I believe you are after http://www.czech.cz/washington/cons/genealogy.htm Elaine Czech Lists Listowner ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 8:33 AM Subject: [CZ] Czech research Washington address > In a message dated 12/1/00 12:06:32 PM Central Standard Time, > CZECH-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > << >> > I did a cut and paste on th
15. [CZ] BULENA [0.981117]
Our family tree has the unusual name BULENA. They came from the Chrudim area to Chicago in the late 19th century. I have been trying to find possible relatives in the Czech Republic. While looking through Czech websites (I'm just starting to learn the language), I found a reference to Jaroslav Bulena, born 1953, an athlet in the March 25, 2000 Prague International Marathon. Apparently he represented the "Spartak Hlinsko". How could I find out more about Jaroslav and how to contact him? Appreciate any
16. Re: [CZ] Re: SILESIA--IS IT CONSIDERED TO BE CZECH? [0.981117]
In a message dated 12/21/2000 12:36:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, ironpants55@hotmail.com writes: > from the new year I'll change my job and be very busy. Unfortunately I have > to unsubscribe. My address vcelap@mannfilter.cz will be only temporarily > functional. > Thanks. It was always pleasant to see your name on the screen. Best wishes for your new venture. Bob Stevenson Daytona Beach, FL
17. [CZ] Re: help [0.981117]
Frances, Please copy the address that I am cc'ing in this message into your address book. Your posts should then reach the subscribers. Elaine Czech Lists Listowner ----- Original Message ----- From: ozfch To: elainetm@starpower.net Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 6:48 PM Subject: help Elaine, I'm posting two notices for the Czech lists to you direct as at present I can recieve things but I have tried 3 times to post these and they come back undeliverable. Could you please post th
18. [CZ] Leo Baca Books [0.981117]
Would someone who has access to the books, please look up BUDER, Florian, emigrated 1853, with sons Anton, Edward and William. Also BUDER, Rosalia, who followed in 1858, with the 2 younger sons, Gustavus and Reinhold W. Thank you! Sue odie1@fidnet.com
19. [CZ] JUNKER Baca books [0.981117]
I am looking for the ship on which my great grandmother, Mary JUNKER, possibly her mother in law, Barbara JUNKER and her three small children, Antonia, Barbara and Annie travelled to New York around 1885. I believe they travelled alone since my great grandfather, Josef JUNKER appears to have arrived in 1883. They were Austrian, or so I believe. The name has also sometimes appeared as YOUNKERS. Any help, greatly appreciated. Happy New Year to all from "blizzardy" Mendham, NJ, USA Jeanne
20. Re: [CZ] Travel time in 1881-1884 [0.981117]
Hi, Elizabeth. Have you tried working backwards, looking for death certificartes and obituaries? Joe Pecenka > > Hello All, > > I have gr-gr-grandparent who supposedly immigrated in 1881 thru the Port of > New York. They were married in 1880, according to 1900 Lavaca County Census. > They had a daughter born in CZ in 1881 and their next child, a son, was born > in 6/1884 in Lavaca County. I have immigration/naturalization papers for the > gr-gr-grandfather which states the immigration yr as 1881.
21. Re: [CZ] Christmas Holidays Wish [0.981117]
Thank you Pavel for the translations. Faye -----Original Message----- From: Pavel Vhela To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, December 18, 2000 2:41 AM Subject: Re: [CZ] Christmas Holidays Wish >Mari, my English is not good enough, but I try it (without guarantee) > >Pozehnane Vanoce ... >= Blessed Christmas > >Stastne a vesele vanocni svatky .... >= Happy and Marry Christmas high days > >Vesele Vanoce a stastny novy rok 2001 .... >= Marry Christmas and Hap
22. Re: [CZ] social status re: Slavic folk [0.981117]
At 07:15 AM 12/12/00 , mary wrote: >The subject of one-upmanship is quite interesting...re: Slavic >folk. however, try living in a Norwegian community when you are Swede or >a Slovak married to a Swede...then , you will know pain. Uffda! LOL Boy, can I related to that!!!! My sis, who is 1/2 half Bohemian, married a full-blooded Norweigian. Their poor kids!!!!! And what do we call them? Why BoWeigians, of course! Mari
23. [CZ] Christmas [0.981117]
Wishing all the most joyous Christmas ever,God bless all.Tony Szachury
24. Re: [CZ] Romania, Banat... [0.981117]
Try accessing the www.feefhs.org site. Also, use the book GERMANIC GENEALOGY, A Guide to Worldwide Sources and Migration Patterns by Edward Brandt and others. Listed there are: Banat Listserver Church registers Gazetteers German Emigration History Should be helpful. Regards, Dolores Benes Duy << I have a friend trying to get info on relatives from: the former Hungarian Empire which is now present Romania, known as Banat. They were Germans that came from that area. Can anyone
25. [CZ] Re: Leo Baca's books [0.981117]
Dear Jerry Tichachek - I like your attitude - good for you! I had e-mail correspondence with Mr. Baca re finding a relative whose name was German, but definitely came from Austria. Upon my inquiring if he would pick up such a German name - Guertler - he replied that it would be picked up ONLY if Mr. Guertler stated he came from Bohemia or Moravia. My Mr. Guertler was not in his books, so obviously he must have declared his country of origin as Austria, as he forswore allegiance to Emperor Franz
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