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1. Re: [CZ] BAXA, CHVAL GENEALOGY [1]
Jaroslav, Thank you for your help with these names. Ellen Sneed >From: "Jaroslav Fiala" >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] BAXA, CHVAL GENEALOGY >Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 10:18:00 +0100 > >"Baxy" is not the name, but a genitive of the name Baxa. >"dcera Vaclava Baxy" = daughter of Vaclav (Wenceslaus) Baxa. >Similary, other surnames listed are >Kalina, Kadera (not Kadery) and Vitek. >Your entry data are pretty enough for the professional res
2. [CZ] VITEK [1]
Listers, My gg-grandmother was Marketa VITEK, born in Tlucne, Tlucne, Plzen, Austria-Hungary. I have found 2 Marketa VITEKs on the LDS Family Search internet site. One is born in 1792 in Tlucne, father is Frantisek VITEK. The other is born in 1803 in Tlucne, father is Jiri VITEK. Does anyone have any information on either of these 2 women or this VITEK family? Thank you. Ellen Sneed _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://
3. Re: [CZ] Baptismal Record Dates. [1]
My gr-gr-grandparents officially recorded their children's baptisms just a few days before they emmigrated in 1871. I don't know if they were (actually) baptised at birth or at the time the information was recorded. Apparently this (baptism) was enough to satisfy some requirement necessary for them to leave Bohemia. Since their children ranged in age from 6 to 29 they might not have remembered the exact birth dates. If my experiences with census information are similar then you should expect t
4. Re: [CZ] BAXA, CHVAL GENEALOGY [1]
Alan, I am not new to genealogy, but I am new to researching my Czech ancestors. I was wondering if the name BAXA and BAXY could be the same name. I am descended from Magdalena, the daughter of Vaclava BAXY, a farmer from Jezov. Vaclava was married to Majdaleny, birth name KALINOVE from Jezov. Magdalena BAXY married Petr KADERA, a farmer from Jezov, son of Vojtecha KADERY and his wife Markety, birthname VITKOVY from TLUCNE. Thanks. Ellen Soule Sneed >From: "Alan Sewell" >Re
5. [CZ] TINGER/TINKER [1]
Looking for the Surname Tinger/Tinker. My great grandparents arrived in New York @1870-they were 30 yrs old at this time. I believe he was a cigar maker in Bohemia-any hints on what directions to take? Have his naturalization papers but they are useless-no information there. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
6. Re: [CZ] ship port question [1]
Could the port be Sault St. Marie, MI? English and Scandanavian immigrants often entered the USA here. FWIW - John = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = >From: "Kelly Pelto" To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: > [CZ] ship port question Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 18:02:15 -0800 > >Hello! >My question is that of a name of a port. My gg grandfather Lorenz Saumer >came here to America from Bohemia in 1891 and his papers state that he >landed in the port of South St. Marie in the month of June
7. [CZ] Denni Hlasatel names list for obits [1]
Hello from Hot and sunny Queensland (like 33centigrade) I now have the Denni Hlasatel list of names for their obits and to help repay for all the help I've received would be happy to look up names for people but reply direct to ozfch@gogo.net.au. Also I'm pretty sure someone said I could but does anyone know if the DH obits are available in the US through interlibrary loan. I will be on the west coast in about May and could do that or do use family history centres have them. Centres is the english sp
8. Re: [CZ] BAXA, CHVAL GENEALOGY [1]
John, I don't know if BAXA could be the same as BACSA. Maybe someone else on the list could answer this question. Ellen Sneed >From: anton2 >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] BAXA, CHVAL GENEALOGY >Date: Tue, 02 Jan 2001 20:54:52 -0500 > >Ellen? >Could BAXA be the same as BACSA??????? That's the married name of my dad's >cousin Beth Ann NIESEN.......do you think we could have a connection? > >John Dvorak >anton@tcpbbs.net > > >Ellen Sneed w
9. Re: [CZ] Pat, Debbie, Joe: Simek and variants [0.98281]
Hi, Listers. I agree with Joanna. But the Baca list casts a whole new light on this. I guess I could "buy into," as equivalents: SCHIMEK/SHIMEK/SIMEK/SHIMECK/SIMAK/SIMEC and SIMIK, with the first four a strong candidates, the other three as only maybes. The big problem is that you never know what was really "whole cloth" at the time the lists were made up. Many port clerks had warped ears, crossed eyes, and funny brain boxes--to say nothing of honest changes due to simply true transcription errors. Any
10. Re: [CZ] RE: Omaha Directories, 1889-90 [0.98281]
There are no listings for ROZA. Three listings for VACEK, all 1890. VACEK, John Occupation: Clerk Location 2: Rear 1310 William VACEK, John Business name: Omaha Package Co. Occupation: Butcher Location 2: Rar 1822 S. 27th. VACEK, John V. Business name: M. Svacina Occupation: Clerk Location 2: n s William, w S. 13th (this is copied as written) There are no listings for HOSTEK. Hope this helps. jippikid@aol.com
11. Re: [CZ] History of Czechs in America [0.98281]
"rpmrazik" @msn.com wrote: What time period & locations does this book cover? The book is devoted to churches, including the earliest settlers in each Czech community (U.S.), the fraternal organizations, the press, and the performing arts. It contains a surname and geographical index. Theres also a history of the newspaper "Denni Hlasatel" (Daily Herald) started in 1891 (chapter - Illinois) Hope this helps- Donna
12. Re: [CZ] Marriage customs [0.98281]
Try for first cousins with the same last name also. Joanna ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:21 AM Subject: [CZ] Marriage customs > > << I don't have the book, but wonder if this might have any bearing on the > fact > of what appears to be a marriage between a brother and sister, a few > generations down the line. > Any thoughts on that one, anyone? > Rosemary >> > > Rosemary, > > Yes, I posted that review of a book ab
13. [CZ] Bohemian National Cemetery in Chicago [0.98281]
Maggie, How far back do the records at the cemetery go? I'm looking for information on Katerina Simek (Shimek), who died there in about 1866 when she was nearly 1 year old. Yes, I know it's a crap-shoot on an infant! Thanks, Pat
14. Re: [CZ] Stepanova v Kladno [0.98281]
Joana . . . Thanks so much for sharing this information. It is fascinating. Do you still live in the Czech Republic? Forgive my ignorance, but can you explain what the Kladno Registers are and might they contain other information helpful to us? How would one access them? Vaclav FREIBURG, my husband's grandfather, apparently had worked in the iron foundry in Kladno, also, like his father, Augusta. We always wondered where he'd come by the trade. When he came to America and settled in Pittsburgh, Penns
15. [CZ] General Frantisek MORAVEC (1895?-1966), Patriot [0.98281]
Exceptional first-person account in English on Czech military history in 20th century... General MORAVEC was the head of Czechoslovak military intelligence before, during and after WWII. His life story is filled with personal and military and political drama. He was involved in two major wars, minor conflicts, several coups d'detat and revolutions, including the Russian. He was three times in exiled, finally in the United States, where he died of a heart attack enroute to the Pentagon where his services w
16. Re: [CZ] Laibe, Bohemia [0.98281]
... could Laibe be Labe - the river? Sabina ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve V Paar To: Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2000 5:38 AM Subject: Re: [CZ] Laibe, Bohemia > Joe > I know but I was wondering if it was German. I tried the Shtetl list and > got the same Soundex. I got this off an obit about a secondary line of > the family. He was born in 1825 in Laibe Bohemia it says. Guess I will > have to go back to old maps. Thanks anyway. > > On Sat, 30 De
17. Re: [CZ] Leo Baca Books: Libansky & Hanzal [0.98281]
Hi Shirley, Here ya go: Baltimore LIBAUSKY, Franz 30, Catharina 26, Thomas 5, Moritz 8/12, Bohemia; aboard the Bohemia, 29 Jun. 1874; Iowa LIBAUSKY, Thomas 32, Catharina 37, Rosina 7, Maria 2/12, Bohemia; aboard the Bohemia, 29 Jun. 1874; Iowa Good hunting, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley LeBansky" To: Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 12:52 PM Subject: [CZ] Leo Baca Books: Libansky & Hanzal > Hi Pat - > > I would indeed be interested in an
18. Re: [CZ] Czechs in America : Langer, Knoell, Speilor, Pohl [0.98281]
I would appreciate information on these families. LANGER, KNOELL (Knoll?), SPEILOR/SPILLER and POHL Audrey
19. Re: [CZ] Hahn [0.98281]
There are Hahn's in my home town of Tecumseh, Johnson, NE. It is located about 55 miles Northeast of Omaha. I graduate with a Jim Hahn. I don't recall his father's name. Carol Kacenak
20. [CZ] Re: research in CR [0.98281]
To Brenda Wing - For instructions on how to do research in the Czech Republic, go to http://www.czech.cz/washington/cons/genealogy.htm Mary
21. [CZ] JOHANN, PAULA, GISELA MATTNER [0.98281]
Does anyone know where Hahnberg,Schlesien,Prussia was? heidi f
22. [CZ] Chemlka/Schmelke 1660 to present [0.98281]
I have been working on my husbands family lines. This is his Mother's line. I have more info if anyone is interested and I am always looking for more myself. I am willing to share and to trade information. Kathy Robinson LePage I: Tomase Chmelka b 1660 Slavetice, Moravia d unknown Slavetice, Moravia and Unknown 2: Karl Chmelka b about 1690 Slavetice, Moravia d unknown Slavetice, Moravia and Unknown 3: Matyas Chmelka b about 1720 Slavetice, Moravia d before 1775 Slavetice, Moravia and Dorta Tomanko
23. Re: [CZ] What does Otto translate into in Czech? [0.98281]
Hi Henry, Otokar is the Czech form of the German name Otto. Good hunting, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Henry Kuska" To: Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 8:38 AM Subject: [CZ] What does Otto translate into in Czech? > Does anyone know what the Czech equivalent of the first name "Otto" is? > Thank you, > > Henry Kuska, retired > e-mail address kuska@.neo.rr.com > web page http://home.neo.rr.com/kuska/ > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > List Adminis
24. [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups: HULEC/HELEC/HULICK [0.98281]
> : Antonia HELEC (should be : HULEC), > Vol V New York HULEC, Jos. 39, Antonie 17, Bohemia; Hermann, 13 April 1870. Vol VII New York HULEK, Franz 27, Josefa 28, Marie 11/12, Neustadt, Moravia; Gellert, 28 March 1891; Fall River. HULIK, Josef 21, Bohemia; Saale, 14 July 1891. Vol VIII Baltimore HELEC, Antonia 48, Josef 9, Vietamena 8, Rosalia 7, Barbara 6, Bohemia; Berlin, 16 November 1870; Chicago.
25. Re: [CZ] MN Historical Society [0.98281]
They also may have alien registrations, intent and naturalization papers. Joanna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Kittilson" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:59 AM Subject: [CZ] MN Historical Society > Karen mentioned: > > >If you are going to be in St. Paul area and you have any interest in any part > >of Minnesota you should be sure to visit the MN historical society. They > >should also have the Leo Baca books and the books "Germans to
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