Czech Republic Bohemia and Moravia

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Researching: DVORAK, ZLOCH
I'm interested in the following name in village of Sedlikovice (Strakonice county): Dvorak; and the following name in village of Milikovice (Strakonice county): Zloch. They are ancestors.
email: - BRIANCLEV@aol.com - Posted 31 March 2000

Researching: SUROVY
I am looking for this surname, which is the my husbands. We know that his Grandparents and his father were born in Czechoslovakia. We believe the name of the town was Kos Lov (not sure of spelling). His Grandfathers name was Felix Surovy and his Grandmothers name was Mary. His father is Joseph Matthew and has a twin by the name of Walter. Both born in February of 1928.
email: Judy Surovy - jl@rmpark.org - Posted 31 March 2000

Researching:
My gg grandfather Martin Lahoda came to Minn. in 1880 along with his family from Bohemia would like to hear from any one with info on this line.
email: James F. Lahoda - jklahoda@attcanada.net - Posted 31 March 2000

Researching: NEMEC
I am beginning research on Joseph Francis Nemec from Bohemia (Prague) area. He came to the USA in the early 1900s and buried his wife in Kansas before returning to Czech. A son, Joseph F. Nemec stayed in the USA. Any information would be appreciated.
email: - carol@emeraldnetwork.com - Posted 29 March 2000

Researching: SOUCEK, SPRAVKA
The Soucek family origin - we collected additional information to help us find the answers. The small town in Bohemia is called or was called Podmokli or Podmokly and also was home to the Spravka family,
email: - MDa1390563@aol.com - Posted 29 March 2000

Researching: KAUSKA
We are Researching the Name "Kauska". We are looking for any information on the name. We also are looking for anyone that may have immigrated to the United States or have information on anyone who has immigrated to the United States, with the Name Kauska.
email: - northfox@avci.net - Posted 29 March 2000

Researching: DRENSKY
Looking for info on the George Drensky family from outside of Prague, Czech republic.
email: - kathyneedham@aol.com - Posted 29 March 2000

Researching: WALENTA, KOSMENSKY, COSMENSKI
Searching for relatives, Wenzel Walenta, born in Bohemia and married Hermine Kosmensky (Cosmenski?), both born in late 1800's and immegrated to USA - 1920's
email: - su@kipany.com - Posted 29 March 2000

Researching: SVARC, PESEK
Emanual Svarc, my Grandfathers name, born 1861 in Bohemia,Austria? Married Marie Pesek born 1887, also in Bohemia, Austria? Came to US,lived in NYC's Eastside at 1403 Avenue A until moving to Little Ferry, NJ. They had 3 children, Rose, Helen & Emil. If you have info please contact. Thanks! Searching family roots.
email: - mariemickendrow@email.msn.com - Posted 25 March 2000

Researching: REPOVA, ONDRASEK, TOMASTIK
Looking for information on the following: My paternal grandmother: Teresie Repova, who left Lutonin, Moravia in 1903. Teresie's date of birth was 26 October 1881, but I do not know where. Parents were Paul Repa and Annie Ondrasek. Also seeking information of on paternal g-grandparents: Martin Tomastik, Born 2 December 1837. Gravestone said he was from Reketnice, Moravia. The only information I have on his wife is: Anna, born 1 March 1840. Gravestone said she was from Leskovec Moravia. Martin Tomastik, wife Anna, and daughters Rosena, born 4 February, 1861 and Varina, born 23 November, 1863 arrived in Galveston, Texas on 24 December 1867.
email: Lori Broughton - williamb@vvm.com - Posted 25 March 2000

Researching: HORKY
I am searching for any information on the Horky side of my family (current or history). This is what I know... My g-grandfather Rudolf (Rudy) Horky was born in Bohemia and immigrated to the U.S. with his parents sometime around 1900. The family resided in NY and then Chicago. Rudolf's mother died when he was very young and his 5 older sisters helped raise him. Rudolf married Harriette Thompson, and they had one son Alfred Rudolf Horkey b. 1922. Unfortunately, I know little else. I would love to find some distant cousins as well as shed some light on the past. Any information or possible connections would be greatly appreciated!
email: Jennifer Horkey-Kinney - jkinney@sarcom.com - Posted 25 March 2000

Researching: KONOP
I am looking for information on Johan and Dorothea Konop, they emigrated to the United States approximately 1854 Oct. or Nov. from Austria bohemia. I would appreciate any help any one can give me. Thank You.
email: David L. Konop - konop@ez-net.com - Posted 25 March 2000

Researching: JAHN, GINZKEY
Searching for any information about the Jahn and/or Ginzkey families that lived in Maffersdorf / Vratislavice during the early to mid 1800's. They were involved in textile manufacturing.
email: - acwo4@aol.com - Posted 25 March 2000

Researching: KRCMARIK
My father is John Charles Krcmarik III, and many Krcmarik's live in Michigan. We are interested in contacting people who have the last name or are somehow related to the Krcmarik last name.
email: Ann-Marie (Krcmarik) Mastaw - amkm24@yahoo.com - Posted 22 March 2000

Researching: MLEZIVA
We are trying to find out more information about Jan Mleziva (known as John Mleziva), born 1823 in Domazlice, Bohemia. He married a woman named Bozena, we don't know her last name. One of his sons was Joseph, born in Bohemia, October 5, 1870. They moved to Pilsen, in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin. Any help would be welcome.
email: - ROMBERT@aol.com - Posted 22 March 2000

Researching: HASKOVEC, HASKOWITZ, BISKA, DUSECK, BELIK
I am seeking ay info anyone may have on these names. Matey Haskovec \ Haskowitz 1810-1864 m Ana Biska 1816-1896; John Haskovec \ Haskowitz 1851-1910-Katrina Duseck; John Duseck m Anna Belik. Thank you.BR> email: Eunice H Richmond - Eunice_Richmond@excite.com - Posted 22 March 2000

Researching: JURCIK
My great-grandparents, Alois and Anna Jurcik, came to the US from the Zlin area of Moravia. They landed in Galveston in 1908. They had a total of 13 children. 7 being born in Moravia. My grandfather, Charlie Jurcik, born in August of that year, was the first to be born in the US. I, of course, have no problem tracing my roots in the US. I want to trace them in the Czech Republic. Thank you for your time.
email: Becky Snodgrass - s73183@mindspring.com - Posted 22 March 2000

Researching: BRANECKY
Our surname is Branecky and our ancestors came from Bohemia through a port in Germany to Galveston Texas. This occured around 1850-60. Ancestor founded the town of Praha in central Texas. Any infor would be helpful. Thanks.
email: - branecky@gvtc.com - Posted 22 March 2000

Researching: BRUESKE, BUCHRA, CERNY, DRAGOUN, DRENCKHAHN, JAROLIMEK, KIRAL, KUBAT, PECK, PESHON, YAROLIMEK
My grandfather Matej Jarolimek, who changed the spelling of his name to Yarolimek when he and his family was naturalized on 15 Mar 1909, came to Winona county, Minnesota in the Summer/Fall of 1904. His wife, Mary Dragoun, arrived in Winona county in Nov 1904 with her father-in-law Joseph Jarolimek, her seven children, sister Bertha (married name Kiral), and her sister's girlfriend. The family resided in Winona county (Wiscoy Valley, Rupprecht's Valley, town of Rollingstone and the city of Winona) their entire life. There were nine boys (Adolph, Alois, Ben, Ed, Frank, Fred, George, Jerry, Joseph) and five girls (Agnes Peck, Emma Drenckhahn, Marie Jarolimek, Mary Brueske, Rose Peshon) born to the family. All the children were raised in Winona county with the exception of Marie who died in Bohemia (Jablonna/Pribram area) before the family emmigrated. Ancestry surnames (all from Bohemia) prior to my grandparents arrival in the U.S. are: Buchra, Cerny, Kubat & Jarolimek.
email: Dean R. Yarolimek - dyarolim@mail.win.org - Posted 20 March 2000

Researching: MORAVEC
I know very little about the Moravec's except that they left Bohiema (part of Austria) in the mid 1800's. They settled in Nebraska around Brainard and Prague. I belive there was a John, any help on where to start would be helpful. My father was Eugene son of Anton and Alba of Exitor, Nebraska, Who was the son of Josoph of Tibias, Nebraska.
email: - EMoravecjr@aol.com - Posted 20 March 2000

Researching: NEHER
I am looking for information on the Johannathan Neher family. Arrived from Bohemia, supposedly thru Liverpool to NYC on May 1, 1852, supposedly on the ship the Beejapre. His wife's name was Josephea and they had 11 children. Would like information on the family in Bohemia...birth dates and marriage dates of the elder Neher's...Information of where to start in researching the family in Germany from the 1852's back... Thank you very much.
email: Rita W. Neher - RNEHER@aol.com - Posted 20 March 2000

Researching: KUPSH
Research the Kupsh name.
email: - JUJUQZ@AOL.COM - Posted 20 March 2000

Researching: KVAPIL, DOROTIK
I am interested in the names of Kvapil and Dorotik. Kvapil was the maiden name of my grandmother, whose family was from around Prague (I think.....not too sure....I was told they owned saw mills before the war), and she married a Dorotik. My parents were divorced while I was still very young, so I am not up to speed on the Czech side of my family. I am a historian by hobby, and I wam very interested in learning all I can about my family that I never had a chance to know. Thank you.
email: Tim Allgood - TLAllgood@aol.com - Posted 20 March 2000

Researching: JINDELA
Jindela family immigrated to New York l867-69 . lived in Islip NY and later some members of the family moved to Manhattan. first names-John & Madaline -children:John,Josephine, Mary, Joseph (my grandfather) Antoine, Charles, all born in Bohemia, and Albert born in NY. the 1900 census showed father -John still lived in Islip. Any information or anyone with this surname-please contact me.
email: - epvanmiert@webtv.net - Posted 18 March 2000

Researching: NOVY, VON ALBRECHT, BLECHA, SPCEK, NOVAK
Need information on the Albert Novy family who immigrated to the U.S. from Bohemia to New York and Chicago. Albert Novy married Frances Von Albrecht in Chicago. Eric Von Albrecht was a brother to Frances and Mary Von Albrecht Blecha. The Von Albrecht's may have information about Albert Novy. Albert Novy family moved from Chicago, Ill. to Riverside, Iowa about the year 1900 and then later moved to Hallett, Oklahoma and on to Oklahoma City, Okla. The Children of Albert and Frances Novy were James, Ella Spacek Novy, Edward and Theodore. They all lived in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
email: - ehnovy@pldi.net - Posted 18 March 2000

Researching: BAZATA, KLECAN, SEMERAD
I'm looking for anyone else with the above surnames. I'm not sure if town Blatne or Blatna. Bazata came to the U.S.A. in 1870s(possibly in 1872). Please contact me.
email: Antonia Bazata - CORVINU@AOL.com - Posted 18 March 2000

Researching: KOPECKY, ZATLOUKAL
Looking for relatives in the U.S. or the Czech republic with the surname of Kopecky or Zatloukal. My Father Karel was born near Prague and my mother Milada was born in Moravia and had a brother Richard. They both came to the U.S. in the early 1950's.
email: - MPKopecky@gateway.net - Posted 18 March 2000

Researching: LIBERSKY, ZEMANEK
Libersky and Zemanek from Czech Republic, Bohemia. I'm researching a Wenzel Libersky and his children. Any information on Zemanek would be helpful.
email: - catheann@aol.com - Posted 18 March 2000

Researching: RUHLAND, WERNER
Jacob Ruhland and Margaret Werner, parents of Joseph Ruhland b. 12 Dec 1842 in Haselberg, Bohemia.
email: Tom Ruhland - tjr@mtco.com - Posted 17 March 2000

Researching: ONDROUSEK
Looking for information on Reihold Ondrousek (Kunsthistoriker).
email: - paralovi@volny.cz - Posted 17 March 2000

Researching: HESOUN
Looking for information on Frank Hesoun, wholesale liquor dealer, in Cleveland Ohio in the early 1900's. Possibly lived on Broadway. Wife's name was Elizabeth.
email: - EG9SMITH@aol.com - Posted 17 March 2000

Researching: HLINAK
I am searching for Hlinak's from Vodany. My grandfather was born in Vodant about 1860. He emigrated to US when 10 yrs old.
email: Jim Linak - jim@linak.org - Posted 17 March 2000

Researching: MAGERL
Looking for information on Magerls, probably from Hesselsdorf, Bohemia; husband's gr'grandfather came to U. S. in 1880's, a widower, brought four or five children.
email: - Barbmagerl@aol.com - Posted 17 March 2000

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