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1. Re: [CZ] Cicero/Berwyn Area [1]
Klas' Restaurant! They have a cream of vegetable soup that is out of this world. Not to mention great atmosphere! Denise >From: "Katie Bailey" >Reply-To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >To: CZECH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CZ] Cicero/Berwyn Area >Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 05:24:36 -0500 > >I have just recently located my great-grandmother's niece and she is >planning a visit to Chicago and would like to take her to a Czech/Bohemian >Restaurant in the Chicago area. > >Any Suggestions?? >Katie Bailey
2. [CZ] Re: CZECH-D Digest V01 #544 [1]
Does anyone know where I can find digests that I haven't gotten? Allison Willis _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
3. Re: [CZ] BURDA/BREBURDA Surname Origins--Please help! [0.981814]
I have BUDA that has in my family -- not immediate -- by marriage and I believe they are Polish and from Poland. Lorraine ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 4:32 PM Subject: [CZ] BURDA/BREBURDA Surname Origins--Please help! > Hello List, > > I hate to sound like a broken record but no one has really answered my > question satisfactorily as to whether or not the BURDA surname is considered > an ORIGINAL Czech surname
4. Re: [CZ] need town locator URL [0.981814]
Dear Judi and list members, Practically all of the tools for locating someplace in the Czech Republic is available at YOUR website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/index.htm This website was developed for members with bad memories or who just cannot keep track of anything. I encourage you to PLEASE go to this site and CZECH OUT every link. On page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/czgenealogy.htm about half way down you will find a section called "On-Line
5. Re: [CZ] Death Certificate-mother's maiden name [0.981814]
This sounds like the son is confused at the time of death of his father and doesn't realize he is supposed to give the information on his father, not on himself. This is why 1st hand records are considered more reliable (when the individual gives info on himself) rather than another doing it. However I found one relative in law who gave his wife's maiden name on his social security application instead of his mother's. It would be possible if the name was Marie Novak or something common, but not Agnes Hal
6. Re: [CZ] Pravecek [0.981814]
Thanks Joe, I don't know if I did that or not. For a long while, some of the records, like my Dad's birth ctf. said Provacek until all the other records show correct spelling. You are right, possibly they spelled it wrong on immigration records. Janice
7. [CZ] DVORAK BIRTHDAY! [0.981814]
Everyone please wish Antonin Dvorak, Czech composer extraordinaire, a happy happy 160th birthday! May he live long and prosper! Nanoo Nanoo! Sincerely John Dvorak true fan of great music.
8. Re: [CZ] Zirovnice [0.981814]
Dear Mr. Kuncir, I do not find any town by the name of Seewura listed in Felix Gundacker's Dictionary of Bohemian Parishes in the Czech Republic. However, there is a town named Zirovnice. I will list below the information on it. Zirovnice (German name Serowitz) kept its records in Zirovnice. They are stored in the Trebon Archives and begin in 1685. The judicial district is Kamenice nad Lipou. Is it possible that your Seewura is Serowitz? This information is found in Felix Gundacker's books: Di
9. [CZ] Surnames [0.981814]
Here are my surnames to add to the list: BADURA LABZIK CZYI KUCZERA DELONG FIK _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
10. Re: [CZ] parish records in Bohemia and Moravia [0.981814]
Hi Mary, Could you please look up the towns Voseny or Volesny and Naczeradec? On a christening document there was a comment on a page that stated that Naczeradec was near Benesov? Much appreciated Mary! Thanks Robin > To the list - > > I would like to repeat once more my offer to look up parishes in Bohemia, and > this time in Moravia too - to tell all who inquire where their village's > parish records were kept, in what Archives they are stored, and what year > they begin. >
11. Re: [CZ] Old Photographs [0.981814]
Eric is right. In the early days of photography, an exposure took about 2 minutes. It's pretty hard to hold a smile for that long. Lisa Jarma Eechbug@aol.com
12. Re: [CZ]DVORAK place of birth still unknown [0.981814]
John Dvorak could you tell me where in bohemia you for your relatives obits. thanks bill billyjp@tampabay.rr.com
13. RE: [CZ] Julius name [0.981814]
Julius is ulene in Czech or youleen might be a more accurate prounancion. Julius is Julius. Joe Bill Panzner wrote: > > could someone tell me the equivalent name of Julius in America > thanks > Bill billyjp@tampabay.rr.com > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use > Policy at http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html. ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== Czech-L's webpage is at http://freepages.gen
14. Re: [CZ] Reasons for emigration [0.981814]
One of the best books is: To Reap a Bountiful Harvest by Stepanka Korytova-Magstadt, Rudi Publishing, Cedar Rapids, IA., 1993. ISBN: 0-9452313-09-3 (hardcover) or 0-9452313-07-7 (pbk). Another book with probably more documentation is: History of Czechs in America Translation of Dejiny Cechuv americkych by Jan Habenicht and published in 1904. Foreword to the English edition by Paul M. Makousky. Translated by Miroslav Koudelka, St.Paul, MN, Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International, c1996, 581p.
15. Re: [CZ] Worcheck/ Voracek/ Sticka/ novak/ Bunda Kewaunee Co. Wis [0.981814]
Twyla I agree. This is history and genealogy. Lets all say a prayer in whatever way we want for all these people who have died. I have four friends who are missing. Know of four more from our town. Jackie
16. [CZ] translation? [0.981814]
Any translation help here? It's the heading from a long list which appears to contain many Czech village names -- the link is at http://www.vugtk.cz/~cuzk/adr08/prehledy/opava/infokufm.html Okres F R ] D E K - M M S T E K seznam kat. zzemm s informacemi o dokoncen}ch DKM, KM-D a o stanoven}ch prostorech, ve kter}ch se urcuje poloha podrobn}ch boduv S-JTSK
17. [CZ] PANZNER in 1880 US Census [0.981814]
The Michigan Panzners appear to be the only Panzners enumerated in the 1880 Census. Have you exhausted that part of your research, Bill? Elaine PANZNER, Theresa Wife <1842> F W CZER MI PANZNER, Frank Self <1847> M W CZER MI PANZNER, Wenzel Self <1849> M W CZER MI PANZNER, Joseph Self <1856> M W CZER MI PANZNER, Barbara Wife <1858> F W CZER MI PANZNER, Rosa Dau <1872> F W MI MI PANZNER, Edward Son <1874> M W MI MI PANZNER, Joseph Son <1876> M W MI MI PANZNER, Joseph Son <1879> M W MI MI
18. [CZ] CZ Surnames [0.981814]
ABRAHAM BARTA MACA MASHEK ZASKODA ZASKODY
19. [CZ] Re: PolandBorderSurnames-D Digest V01 #428 [0.981814]
Thank you Tina. You were the only one who replied. John
20. [CZ] 'Nimda' Computer Worm Hits Worldwide -- Reuter's [0.981814]
"Compared to Code Red, it may well be bigger simply because it can affect home users as well," said Graham Cluley, senior technical consultant for Sophos Antivirus. " More information is available at: http://www.reuters.com/news_article.jhtml?type=internetnews&StoryID=229114
21. [CZ] need translation help [0.981814]
Hello, Ive translated most of my grandmothers obit, but cannot make out the following phrases. They dont seem to make sense using the dictionarys I have. Sorry, I dont have a Czech font. Zeku, zauptrena sv. svatostmi. Byla clenkou Sboru. Svornost cis. 33 Ceska Sesterska Podpor. Jednota. Cant tell where new sentence starts. The c's all have K. Also, I have whole letters from my grandfather. (one was to me in the 60s and Ive never known what it says.) I thought I could figure it out-b
22. [CZ] Surname list problem [0.981814]
I'm wondering if I'm the only one not being able to see the list. I can go to the name page, but when I click on a letter, it comes up with "browser alert unable to load...(page address)" It's been doing this for three or four days. Lisa Jarma Eechbug@aol.com
23. [CZ] Re: Surnames [0.981814]
JOZIFEK ZOULEK HAJICEK CHUDEJ STEJSKAL KALAL Thanks Pat Foreman
24. [CZ] Re: {not a subscriber} look up [0.981814]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 4:51 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} look up > Hi List, > I'm looking for a John Ulrich from Bohemia.If possible > could someone look in Leo Baca's books for him? Think he > came to USA in the early 1800's. > Thank you, > Pat in Texas >
25. Re: [CZ] Village Question - W??ich??au [0.981814]
Could it be Wischenau (Visnove) in Moravia? What other locations are listed on the record? Are the towns of Hosterlitz, Stignitz, or Znain perhaps listed there somewhere too? My kin, CERNOHLAVEK, immigrated from this town. Regards Mark Fisher > Finally a baptism record was found for an ancestor that gives the >name of the village in Czech Republic where they originated. This is >great news but the name of the village is tough to read. It is written >in German in old German script and is difficult
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