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1. Re: [CZ] Bohemian Union Cemetery [1]
If you would like me to stop by the cemetery I will. I lived in the vicinity for over 30yrs and am still pretty close to it. Am not sure of the exact address but its on Church Street in Bohemia. If you like you can e-mail be at: lilass@hotmail.com. I am also looking for Bohemian ancestors - name Tinger_but they were in queens and nyc-not out here in Suffolk County. Rose >From: epvanmiert@webtv.net (Edith Van Miert) >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CZ] Bohemian
2. [CZ] VESELY ancestors [1]
I have been lurking around this website for a few months now, hoping to find others who are also researching the surname VESELY. I have been told that it is a very common name, but I have not seen it come up yet. Below please find my Czech ancestors. If anyone is looking for these people, or, if anyone can help me find out more about them, I would greatly appreciate it: I know that the name VESELY means "happy man", and that the female version, "happy woman" is VESELA. my great grandfather is: JOHN (
3. Re: [CZ] VESELY ancestors [1]
Thanks Albert! I'll hang on to your VESELY line, in case I find a connection, and I hope both our messages help someone else. Denise >I have been lurking around this website for a few months now, hoping to >find >others who are also researching the surname VESELY. I have been told that >it >is a very common name, but I have not seen it come up yet. Below please >find >my Czech ancestors. If anyone is looking for these people, or, if anyone >can >help me find out more about them, I would greatly apprec
4. Re: [CZ] VESELY ancestors [1]
Jeff: Thank you very much for looking those up for me. I have Jan and Vincenc Vesely, but didn't know about both of the Anna Vesely's! I will request them immediately, as they will have more info on where both ladies originated, and their families. Sincerely, Denise Hirota Dobre Den! >From: Jeffrey Nayadley >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CZ] VESELY ancestors >Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 09:02:35 -0500 > >Denise, > >Since your family live
5. [CZ] Re: CZECH-D Digest V01 #426 [1]
I am looking for information on any Rezaks or Truliks in Czechoslovokia. My grandfather Raul "Pavol" Rezak was born there and died 9 September 1961 town and cemetery unknown. Any help with this is greatly appreciated. Also, does any one know where I can send for vital records from there? Thank you, Allison (Rezak) Willis _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
6. [CZ] RE: Gravestones [1]
My great-grandfather, Caspar Brosius (German) is buried at Mt. Greenwood Cemetery in Chicago, Il. They have his internment records, and know which plot he is in. However, his marker has SUNK into the earth at least two times since he was buried. My relatives have had to literally have it dug up! They then have to cement a new base, and reset the marker! I get the feeling that Caspar doesn't want to be found! Anyway, the moral of my story is, if the marker is supposed to be there, grab a shovel and sta
7. [CZ] Hi Marek [1]
Hi Marek, I am also very proud of you and your desire to learn. You have a lot going for you. (Don't ever quit in whatever you do) Thank you for all you have done for everyone including yourself. Your report card is fantastic and keep up the GREAT WORK. Don't ever leave this list, please. Jean _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
8. [CZ] Re: CZECH-D Digest V01 #433 [1]
Hello, When I sent out asking for info on my grandfather and his family I must have hit the wrong button and it should have read: "Paul 'Pavol' Rezak" instead of: "Raul 'Pavol' Rezak. My Grandmother was Mary Chvalnik and she died in the US in Michigan in 1977. I know that he died 9 September 1961 but I do not know when he was born. I am also interested in the names of: Bak, Trulik, & Malinak. My Grandfather was in the dairy profession during World War II and he also helped alot of American Soldie
9. Re: [CZ] Lumber, population, and Czech Colony of Chicago [1]
Jim: Thank you for all this interesting information on Chicago Czechs. My great-grandfather, Jan Vesely, and my great-great-grandfather, Vincenc Vesely both worked in the Chicago "stockyards". Do you have any information in that area? I would love to hear more about Chicago, circa 1900-1920! Thank you again, Denise Hirota >From: "Jim Kallal" >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CZ] Lumber, population, and Czech Colony of Chicago >Date: Mon, 30
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Robert C. Wiersema bwiersema@hotmail.com 352149465281547890434 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
11. [CZ] Martin Krejci [0.982149]
If you go to the Cleveland Public Library link--you will find the necrology files--there are three Martin Krejci listed on pages 111-120--you might be able to find info from them Katrina
12. [CZ] Longevity of graves [0.982149]
Dear Listers, The discussion of the longevity of graves has given new meaning to my parent's use of the words "perpetual care". The bulk of my family is buried in Saint Adalbert Cemetery in Niles, Illinois (a north Chicago suburb). My great grandfather Matej Horn was buried there in 1910 and as of my last visit there in October 2000, his grave and the rest of my family's graves were intact and cared for. My family bought or subscribed to "perptual care". His grave stone contains a cameo picture of my ggm
13. [CZ] RE: CZECH-D Digest V01 #428 [0.982149]
great photo site , thanks.. I indexed the pages.. maybe will save some time in someones search; pages top left to botom right: 1.Albrechtice-Borovany 2. Boubin-Ceske Budejovice 3. Ceske Budjovice-Divci Kamen 4.Dobra Voda-Horni Cerkev 5. HorniPlana-Jezerni 6..Jindrichu Hradec-Klokocin 7.KnezvHrazam-Lhenice 8.Lebin-Mlynarska 9.Mnich-Obratan 10.ObreHrad-Plana nad Luznice 11.Planice-Radomyl 12.Ratje-Sobenov 13.Sobeslav-Suchdol nadLuznice 14Su?ice ( some sign I dont know) -Telc 15. Tercino
14. Re: [CZ] Surname search [0.982149]
Dear John (J. Sponheimer - to distinguish all the Johns on this list :-), I have looked at my request folder and see that your request has been already processed - on 6th June 2001. See the list archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/CZECH for this message. I read the reply to your request again. I see that I haven't found the MOJKA surname and thought that it could be a variant of the surname MOJZIS. But if you say that you guess that it could be origined in some other country, it is understanda
15. [CZ] Re: recherche famille de Philippe Habak de Melnik [0.982149]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonet Frangoise" To: Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 7:22 AM Subject: recherche famille de Philippe Habak de Melnik > Pouvez-vous m'aider ` retrouver des personnes portant le nom de HABAK ` Melnik ou environs ? merci >
16. [CZ] RE: CZECH-D Digest V01 #432 [0.982149]
Where do y'all ( Marek.. thats southern slang for" you all "! ) get the gazetters that all this wonderful information comes from? are they old originals or reprints , if reprints, are they available for pruchase?... and..... how do you know that there are :x number of houses in a village" as some have given information here? Thank to you all and this wealth of generous help. .. Judi in Louisiana
17. [CZ] Re:Historical Atlas [0.982149]
>There was a message earlier today -- someone has received theirs -- my mail >has come for the day but not the CD....am anxiously awaiting it!! > > >I called the 888 number just now and asked what their shipping time >was. The man said normally a week, but they have been behind and are >running two weeks. I told him our group was running longer than that, >and he asked what group. When I gave him the number, he said those >should start arriving possibly today in our mailboxes. I should have waited anot
18. [CZ] Surname POKASTY, POKASTA, or POKOSCHTA [0.982149]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry and Barb" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 11:05 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Surname POKASTY, POKASTA, or POKOSCHTA > Marek -- > > Would you please look up this surname for me? We know that they immigrated from Bohemia and settled in Iowa. We know quite a bit about their time as they homesteaded in Iowa, but have never been able to find their ancestral home in Bohemia. Wenzl came on the ship "Main" in 1876 and
19. Re: [CZ] German Burial Plots [0.982149]
This is true in many European countries, including the UK. Term plots were also sold in the US in bygone days. Records hopefully are available in the administrative offices of the cemeteries, but the grave might well have been reused. Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 12:14 PM Subject: [CZ] German Burial Plots > Thought someone on the List might know... I was told > that in Germany you only own a burial
20. [CZ] Names [0.982149]
Does anyone have any information about John Zeman who came to the U.S. from Bohemia about 1861. He settled in Davenport, Iowa. He later met and married Anna Belick who came to the U.S. about 1862. She had been married and had 6 children: Anthony, John, Anna, Caspar, Frank, and Anna.(Hettie) Together they had 5 children: Joseph, Mary Agnes, Charles, Paul, and Rosa. Thanks Lorene Berry
21. [CZ] from Baltimore to Chicago??? [0.982149]
My great-great grandparents docked in Baltimore in April 1869 and went to Chicago. Does anyone have a clue the route they would have taken? They had 3 children all born in Bohemia, the youngest was a daughter, Anna 6 months old on the ship. But, the first time I find them in the Census in Chicago....she is not listed. I am trying to figure out where and when she died. I'm pretty sure this is going to be impossible to find...but thought I would throw it out there for some ideas. This list has some very
22. Re: [CZ] More information: Czech surnames listed [0.982149]
Marek, you are a jewel to always being so helpful to us -- your information is the greatest help to me and I do hope one day that I will be able to find my father's family. I think I found him on the Ellis Island passenger list.....name (Josef Salon) and the age is just about right. The mystery for me is that I am unable to find his sister with whom I know he had to be traveling with because she had 3 small children, and I am sure my father's passage was paid by her husband. Continued good luck at scho
23. Re: [CZ] Surname origins [0.982149]
Hello Marek, Now that I'm back from my US visit I would be pleased to get meanings of the following surnames Vyduna or Viduna, Sloup and Skala. I saw the reply with my last name Hrdina. I was away six weeks and not on the list for that period so any surnames that you did than (May 1 to June 12) I missed. Congratulations on your grades. Here in Australia. We have preschool/kindergarten (kindy) to 6years. Primary school from six that goes years 1 through 7. High or Secordary School years 8 through 12. Kids
24. [CZ] Schooling in the USA [0.982149]
Hi Marek, As I read the messages sent to you about schooling in the USA, I realize that there are different systems depending on the area. In the city I live in now, we have preschool for ages 3 - 5, Then at about 5 years old children start kindergarten. The Elementary level consists of Kindergarten through 5th grade. The next level is Middle school for grades 6 - 8. Children in these grades are about 11 - 14 years old. Next is High school with grades 9 - 12. they are also referred to as "Freshman,
25. [CZ] CHALOUPKA [0.982149]
This is in response to Marilyn's email yesterday. I tried to email her directly, but the message bounced back: "I have two surnames; MOJKA and CHALOUPKA. Both were from Czeckoslovakia. The MOJKA's came from the Horazdovice-Strakonice area, Kotoun parish, Nova Ves 24.. I guess the CHALOUPKA's may have come from about the same area but am not sure. My mother who came from Cz. said that she seems to remember having been told that the name was very uncommon and might have originated somewhere, else, li
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