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1. [CZ] Palacky Book [1]
Hi Kevin can you look up Kutna Hora for the surname of Tinger? Not sure if this is where Tingers are from but it was suggested because he was a cigar maker. Thanks, Rose _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
2. Re: [CZ] CZECH NAMES [1]
My grandfather, Joseph Kadera, who came to the US, had a brother named Vaclav. Vaclav stayed in the old country and our family called him "James" or "Jim". Ellen Sneed >From: Sunsitter@aol.com >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] CZECH NAMES >Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2001 12:44:57 EST > >It's always been my belief that Vaclav translates to James. Audrey > > >==== CZECH Mailing List ==== >List Administrator is >elainetm@home.com > ___________________________________
3. [CZ] Ports of Arrival [1]
My g-grandparents settled in NY City-have found them on the 1900 census. I cannot find them on the 1880 census and I know they immigrated in 1873 from Bohemia- what port would they have come in to and how would they have come into NY? If their direction was New York wouldn't they have taken a ship directly the New York Port? Any input appreciated. rose _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
4. [CZ] Denni Hlasatel and Great Grandparents [1]
Hello all, First off I want to apoligize to some people who hit the reply to message and replied to me at this address. I accidently erased your messages as unless traveling overseas this is an out only address. Please try again to me direct on ozfch@gogo.net.au. Now I have just translated and had the tranlations for the obituaries from my fathers paternal great grandparents. And I need some help or at least clues. My great grandfather Joseph Hrdina who died in 1902 was not buried in the Bohemian N
5. [CZ] Surname [1]
Looking for the surnames: Tinger Chara Schewager _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
6. [CZ] City-Msene [1]
I have never seen a posting from anyone on the town called Msene,Czech. This is where my ancestors lived. I have pictures of the homes that some were born at and lived at. The surname of my ancestors is Kabrna. I have found several addresses of this name now in Prague. I would like to check addresses in the town of Msene, but I can't get to the directory there. Does anyone know how to find a directory in that city? Jean _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE
7. [CZ] Czechs in America lookup [0.982196]
Okay, I'll jump on the bandwagon here Would you please check this book for JARMA and KACHTIK? Thanks so much! Lisa
8. [CZ] CHOKA, FRUS, CERNY, KOZDERKA, DRITCH [0.982196]
Hi. I am looking for information on the Czech portion of my family tree. Would it be possible for someone with access to the Baca books and/or "Czechs in America" to look up the following names: FRANK FRUS (born 3/9/35 in Brezinka, Bela pod. Bezdezem, Bohemia), PAUL CERNY (dob unknown in Bohemia?), ANNA DRITCH (dob unknown in Bohemia?) and MARY KOZDERKA (dob unknown in Bohemia?). I'm not sure if CHOKA is a Bohemian name or not. It may be Russian. Any ideas? I am very new to this and sincerely
9. Re: [CZ] CZECH NAMES [0.982196]
My husband is Wenceslaus His first cousins in the Czech Republic call him Vaclav
10. [CZ] Frantisek Palacky Book [0.982196]
I wonder if there might possibly be information on the village of Stara Hlina which is near Trebon in this book. Thanks for the help! Shirley
11. Re: [CZ] IL records [0.982196]
Jeanne There is a CZ museum in Berwyn but I'm afraid I don't remember the address. Try calling Newberry Library for its location if someone else on the list doesn't answer with more definitive info Mary
12. [CZ] DVORAK from Dub southwest of Prague [0.982196]
Anyone out there in Czechy look up for me to see if there are any DVORAK's listed in church records in the town of Dub, a small town southwest of Prague?? I'm specifically trying to find either Mary DVORAK/DWORAK or Wencl DVORAK who came to the USA around the year 1872. Wencl was born in 1851 and Mary was born in 1854. I THINK the town was Dub but I cannot be sure yet. I haven't located birth or death records. I do have their obituaries but they only state that the people were born in Bohemia and does not
13. [CZ] SOUHRADA/VOPICKA-Chicago [0.982196]
With the kindly help of two volunteers who did look-ups for me, I have more information on family lines in Chicago. Sharing and hoping for another contact, and REALLY LOOKING for the family of Anna Catherine VOPICKA (married SOUHRADA). CLUE: A family bio remembers her as saying she was a cousin to the more famous Charles J. VOPICKA who was a well-known Cook Co. businessman and appointed emissary of the US. I found a bio on this gent; as follows: "The political career of Charles Joseph Vopicka (1857-1935
14. [CZ] Palacky Lookup please [0.982196]
Dear Karel, Thank you for such a fine job you are doing. We all appreciate the time and effort you are putting in. Does he describe: Kratka at 4938 1605 78.4 miles ESE of Prague Lavicky at 4923 1558 82.6 miles SE of Prague Surnames are Kratky and Lavicka and mention of these in text? Regardless I would like the texts. Thank you, Joanna
15. Re: [CZ] AGE LISTED ON SHIP RECORDS [0.982196]
Hi. ALWAYS with a grain of salt! On the other hand, now that he is found, can you backtrack to see if indeed it is he? Joe Kathy Nitz wrote: > > Thank you so much for this information! Can I assume that if I happen to > find a name that is similar and is the right age, it very well could be the > person I am looking for? Or should I take it all with a grain of salt? > Kathy > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ines Mannhardt > To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com
16. Re: [CZ] Europe ca. 1560 map [0.982196]
This is just a test mailing to see if it is possible to send a long URL without having it split. Sorry for any inconvenience it may cause. http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/reference/maps/freeimages.asp?ImageID=239 ____________________________________________________________ Ever Wonder ? __ bill kollar
17. [CZ] Unsubscribe [0.982196]
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18. [CZ] Karismark, Silesa, Germany [0.982196]
I am looking for the location of this town in whatis now Poland about 1870. Can anyone help me.? Thanks so much. Bill
19. Re: [CZ] Given name origin [0.982196]
Hi, Jean. The name Apolena or Apolonie (accent over the e in the first instance, and over the second o in the second instance) was used by the Czechs. It was probably derived from the Greek. The English equivalent ia Apolionia. Don't knock grandma; she was ok! Joe Jean Zack wrote: > > Would anyone out there know if the given name of Apolina is of Czech > origin and if there is an English translation? > > Apolina is my mother's given name. Her Cook County birth certificate has > her name as Pauline Ann
20. [CZ] photos of Czech trip [0.982196]
Photos of my trip last August to the Czech Republic can be viewed at http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1231275&a=10088435 Hope you enjoy them as much as I did my trip. Joana StuchlikDonovan
21. [CZ] Numerous posting problem solved. [0.982196]
Below is a portion of the message I sent some time ago. The problem has been solved and the many people that responded to my message asked that I let the lists know what I did to stop the influx of messages. I finally found the solution....when, after several days, I rec'd a messages (usually 6 came at one time in addition to all the messages (25-30) asking to be removed from my list) from the person sending the S.W. virus message I put a block on it. ALL the messages stopped immediately. I can only sp
22. [CZ] Mahanoy City PA [0.982196]
Mahanoy City is very close to Shenandoah, PA. in an East Central coal mining region. Immigrants who went there usually went to work in the coal mines. Shenandoah has a remarkable collection of ethnic churches that were started by various groups of immingrants -- a Slovak Catholic church, a Polish National Church, a Polish Catholic Church, a Lithuanian Catholic Church, Greek (Orthodox?) Church, an Irish Church, a German Church, etc., as well as a number of protestant churches (English and German).
23. RE: Re: [CZ] Translation [0.982196]
"Kathy Nitz" wrote: Try this one! http://tranexp.com:2000/ It translates English to Czech. Kathy Kathy- Great SITE!! Thanks, jan (fla)
24. [CZ] Czech-related Personal Genealogy Home Pages [0.982196]
Dear Friends: I am in process of updating my guide, Czechoslovak Genealogy Sites on the Internet URL: http://www.genea.cz/ruzne/svet.htm This includes an update of personal genealogy Home Pages. I'd be pleased to include your personal genealogy Home Page if you send me your URL. I'd also welcome receiving information about other Czech-related Genealogy Home Pages you know about. Thanks and regards, Mila Rechcigl
25. [CZ] Canadian entry [0.982196]
----- Original Message ----- From: Bill To: elainetm@starpower.net Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 5:12 PM Subject: for the list list does anyone have any knowledge of port names in Canada on the east coast that bohemia's might have landed. thanks Bill billyjp@tampabay.rr.com
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