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Researching: HAZAK, CHAZAK, GETLER, GIETLER
I am interested in anyone researching the surname Hazak. I suspect Jozef Hazak, his wife Magdalena and four (?) children Karolina, Ambrozy, Francziszek and Weronica, migrated (in the early 1800's) from Bohemia to the Lodz industrial area, specifically Pabianice, as weavers. A variation of the surname that I have encountered in my research is CHAZAK. I am interested in finding out where in Bohemia they came from. I am also interested in anyone researching the surname Gelter. I suspect Jozef Getler, his wife Magdalena and two children Jozef (b. ~1818/20) and Maryanna (b.~1823), migrated from Bohemia in the 1830's, to the Lodz industrial area, specifically Pabianice, as weavers. They were Roman Catholics, which fits in with coming from Bohemia as I understand a lot of German Catholics moved to Bohemia to escape religous intolerance back in Germany. A variation of the surname that I have encountered in my research is Gietler. I have looked through LDS microfilm 1183549 item 6 "Indexes of German and other immigrants to the Lodz industrial area in Poland during the first half of the 19th century. Includes place of origin and other vital information." however have had no success. I am interested in finding out where in Bohemia they came from (and eventually where in Germany they originated from). A number of Getlers remain in the Lodz/Pabianice area, with a number relocating in 1946 to the German city of Dresden (some of the married names were Arldt, Erentraut, Klause).
email: Tom Wodzinski - tomwodz@pcug.org.au - Posted 27 October 1997

Researching: CHERNOTA, ZIMAN
I am searching for information on Andrew Chernota who was born in the 1880's in Dluka Bohemia. His parents are Joseph Chermonta and Anna Zizman. Andrew, along with Cecelia Sterbavy (Strabevy) came to the United States in 1906.
email: - Budmom@aol.com - Posted 27 October 1997

Researching: SVEC
Looking for information on my great grandmother Amelia Anna Svec, born 25 Feb 1873 in Bohemia. She left for America with her family shortly after her birth. Any information on her or her family would help.
email: Ron & Judie Freeman - rfreema1@pacbell.net - Posted 27 October 1997

Researching: MATSIK
My husbands grandfather George came to this country before the turn of the century. He settled around Pittsburg, Penn. There are still family members there but memory is very lacking. I know there are living Matsiks in Czechoslovakia. Would love any information I could get. Husbands name is George Bruce Matsik.
email: - bj5@gte.net - Posted 27 October 1997

Researching: STVAN
I am looking for my ancestors from Kutna Hora (or the small village close to it), their family name was Stvan. My grandmother was Maria Teresa Stvan. I am looking for information about her parents or her parents' siblings around the world. Please, let me know if you can help me. More info available on request. Thank you.
email: Aniela - jotes@ix.netcom.com - Posted 27 October 1997

Researching: DWORSHAK, SVOBODA
I am searching for ancestors of the family name Dworshak. Earliest known is great-great grandfather Joseph James Dworshak; born Mar. 12 1892, married Mary M. Svoboda on Feb. 19, 1912 at St. Michaels Church in Minnesota. Any info helpful would be appreciated.
email: Bob Dworshak - BDworshak@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: GULBE
Our surname is Gulbe, we live in Germany. If anybody want to contact us, we would be happy to get an answer. (Gulbe="swan").
email: Franziska, Katharina , Ute and Heiko Gulbe - 03545215072.001@t-online.de - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: JANOCH, PAVLOVEC, HOUPUPEK, WOKATY, VLK
I am researching the following surnames. All documents I have say my ancestors were from Bohemia. Josef Pavlovec (b. 28 Feb 1865) was born in Zbronic, Bohemia, but I am not able to find it in any map or atlas. Josef Pavlovec married Anna Houpupek (B. Jul 1866). Her father was Anton Houpupek (b. 3 FEB 1838). John Janoch (b. 24 DEC 1852) and he arrived to the U.S. in 1869. His father Josef Janoch (b. 14 FEB 1831). Franz Wokaty (B. 14 DEC 1830) and Valentine Vlk (b. 20 OCT 1862 in Brok Brockos). That is all the information that I can give at this point. I have no idea where else to go from here.
email: - Edwin1961@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: HULENA, MLADENDKA, SABLATURY, TROJANOVICH, ZACOPEC
I am looking for the Family of Sebastian Hulena born 1851 ? Bohemia Anna Veronika Mladendka born 1851 Trojanovich Frenstate Moravia. Barbara Sablatury of Trojanovich born c 1830, Josefa Trojanovich born c 1810, Magdalena Roz Zacopec bon c 1790, Jan Zacopec Born c 1770 all of Trojanovich Frenstate Moravia.
email: - MORROW-OTAKI@xtra.co.nz - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: MARAK
I would be very grateful of any information you could relay to me about the ancestry of Marak.
email: Kevin Marak - kwm4743@acs.tamu.edu - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: TESARIK, BIZUCHA
I am seeking any information about my gg grandfather, John M. Tesarik, who was born in Prague in 1853. He married Anna Bizucha, also from Prague, in 1915 and they had at least one son: Vladamir Tesarik. Does anyone have a connection? Does anyone have any information on my gg grandmother, Anna Bizucha. She was born in Prague in 1861. She married John M. Tesarik in 1915.
email: - Burnellc@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: ZAKLASNIK
Searching for Zaklasnik descendents of Zaklasniks from Malin, Czechoslovakia, near Kutna Hora.
email: Joyce Bracken - jbracken@hgo.net - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: KOTULINSKI, ALBRECHT, KALTEBORN
Sophie von Kotulinski was married before 1657 to Georg Albrecht von Kalteborn, who died 27 May 1671. Information about the parents and ancestors of Sophie is must welcome.
email: Olav V. Landsverk - ollandsv@sn.no - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: ZISKA
I am looking for any information to family history of the Ziska's. I know of a John Ziska from Bohemia, and that is where my information ends. I would like to find out more if I could. I am very interested in my family history, and would like all the help you can give.
email: Samantha Ziska - sziska@mail2.cu-portland.edu - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: JELINEK, KOLAR
My Great Grandmother was Katherine Jelinek. She was born around 1873 and was married to Emil Kolar, (b. 1878?) a Chicago barber who died March 3-4-5 , 1945. In 1901 they lived at 451Desplaines St. in Chicago. She may have died in 1902 but I'm not sure yet. Their daughter, Anne, (Angelica or Angela on early records) was my grandmother.
email: Mike Thomas - laratz@worldnet.att.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: KRUPKA, KOZLIK
Am searching for information on the sur-names Krupka from near Pisek or the name Kozlik, unknown where this name is from. Any help appreciated.
email: Sue Wood - PACPER5@front1.cpl.org - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: AUSCHER
My family name Auscher carries an indication that we might have descended from the town/village of Auscha. The family came from the Czech part of the Austro-Hungarian empire in the late 19th century moving to anotyher part of the empire, namely to Banat in the western tip of now Romania. Wonder if there aare any Auschers in Auscha or in the area, of Jewish origin. Wonder whether there is a Jewish cemetery at Auscha or any family records? Thanks in advance and regards.
email: R. Ausher - ausher@agri.huji.ac.il - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: KASHA, KASSE, KASY, SWOBODA, PLZAK, SCHULZ, STENZEL, TARABOIC, RYTIN, KOUKALIK
(Son of Stephen & Dorothea) John Kasha Born:12/4/1819) & Anna Kasha (Born:11/1812) and their sons Jon (Born 12/21/1845) and Wenzel (Born:1848) emig. to U.S. from Bohemia in the early 1850's. Barbara Kasse (Born:1840) too. She married Ignatz Stenzel. Wenzel (Vaclav) Swoboda & Magdalena (Schulz) Swoboda emig. 11/1855 from Zevorum near Melinek, Bohemia with Catharina age 9 & Wenzel age 2 to Manitowoc, Wisc. Her brother, John Schulz comes with and marries Josephine Koukalik in Wisc. Joseph Plzak (Born 1815) and Barbara Taraboic from Cernice, Plzen, Czech. marry. Children: Anna, Mathias, Marie, Wencel, Barbara. She died in Czech. He emigrates with (wife) Marie Rytin and their child Joseph on 4/14/1856. I would love to share info and gather some from Czech.
email: Jerry Swoboda - jswoboda@serfilco.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: JECHA, VONDRACEK, MARTINEC, FADRHONC
I am trying to find out more about my relatives with the Jecha, Vondracek, Martinec, and Fadrhonc names. Joseph Jecha married Marie Vondracek. Marie had a sister Anna who married a Martinec and I think there was a third sister by the name of Nettie. I would like to know more about the families. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
email: Betty Distad - GMomDistad@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: JANICEK
I'm trying to find out my ancestry and what my name means in Bohemian. Any information that you can give me would be very much appreciated. I have tried others but maybe I'am not looking in the right places.
email: Jim Janicek - james.c.janicek@usace.army.mil - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: CEJDA, HERBEK
All I know of the Czech side of my family is my maternal grandparents. Emil Jerome Cejda was born October 9, 1900 in West Point, Nebraska. Evelyn Wilhelmina Herbek was born August 10, 1904 in Verdigris, Nebraska. They both had many brothers and sisters. Among the ones I remember hearing about are Rose, Emil's sister, and Milton Herbek, Evelyn's brother.
email: - nelson2@airmail.net - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: BROSH
Interested in surname of Brosh. No other family information known. Needed to complete nursing school assignment. The assignment is related to assessing the needs of and understanding other cultures in order to give better care & in this instance it is the Czech culture of Mr. Brosh. Anything would be appreciated.
email: Oma Peterson - zooo@icsi.net - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: SCHOTEK, SNAPKA
My twin sister and I are tying to locate our relatives from Karvina, Moravia. The surnames are Schotek, and Snapka. If you can help we would appreciate it.
email: - JD5502@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: MEDLIN
Searching any links to a Wenzl Medlin who came to America from Bohemia in 1867. He had a brother whose name was Vaclav Medlin. Wenzl Medlin eventually settled in Cleveland Ohio and established The Pilsener Brewery. He died in 1912 in Cleveland Ohio. I am interested in any Medlin's that originated from Bohemia or Czech Republic.
email: - Matcon1@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: SAMEC, KOSTAL, MARTINEK
I am looking for information on my Greatgrandparents. Albert Joseph Samec and Kathryn KostalL were married in Bohemia. Kathryns parents were Joseph KostalL and Mary Martinek. Albert and Kathryn had one son Albert Jr. born in Lumice, Bohemia. Possibly Lomnitz now called Lomnice nad Papelkou. They came to the USA in 1884 settling in St. Paul, MN.
email: - RNiel@aol.com - Posted 26 October 1997

Researching: SIEBER
My grandmother Selma Sieber lived in the Sudetenland, in Tetschen-Bodenbach, exactly in Biela until 1945.His husband died in 1935. Looking for any ancestors.
email: Barbara Schoppelreich - Schoppelreich@em.uni-frankfurt.de - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: KERESTAN
Any help possible on finding out about My great grandfathers family, Kerestan. Would be appreciated. I don't know much except we came over pre-WW I.
email: - amstel@myhost.com - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: KUCZERKA, HUCZEK
Seeking information on Josef Kuczerka born c. 1871 in Czechoslovakia. He immigrated in 1901 to the USA. The passanger list states he hailed from Petryanes or Petryanec. I do have a copy of an old photo taken in the town of Olomouc. Josef married Anna Huczek who was born in Galicia, Poland which borders Czechoslovakia. Any information on the town listed above would be most appreciated.
email: Michael Johnson - mickey5@norway-c.it.earthlink.net - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: SCHEMICK, SHOEMAKER
Joseph Leo Schemick (he changed his name to Shoemaker upon arrival to Ellis Island in 1889), DOB: February 8, 1860, came from Malc, Bohemia, and settled in Ottumwa Iowa, the seat of Wapello County, Iowa. Any other information needed?
email: Mike Shoemaker - Shoe123@pacbell.net - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: ZEISEL, KACLOVIA
Am searching for any information regarding the Zeisel / Kaclovia families from Prague. These are my great-grandparents and they arrived in Baltimore on the Rhein on September 17, 1903 with my grandmother, then a child of 1. Their names were Adolph Zeisel and Marie Kacovia Zeisel. Their daughter's name was Maria Karolina. They went on to have at least seven more children and at one point lived in Bel Air Maryland. Only other information I have is that Adolph was the son of Thekly Zeisel and an unnamed woman, family stories whisper that she was a member of the Zeisel household staff. Both Adolph Zeisel and Marie Kaclovia were born in 1880. Marie Karolina was born in 1902 in Prague. Adolph was an electrician both in Prague and in Baltimore. We had originally believed that they were the only members of the family to have come to America, but it is possible that others came over afterwards. Would like to correspond with anybody researching these family names.
email: Margaret Gail Brault - mgbrault@juno.com - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: NOVAK, KRUSE, CERNY
I am looking for any information on the whereabouts or area of Chvalove, Mala Chiska, Bohemia. My grandfather Joseph Novak emigrated to the U.S. with his brother Frank about 1884, and settled in Cuba, Kansas. Joseph married Barbara Kruse in 1886, and moved to Sheridan County, Nebraska with Barbara's sister Magdolina Kruse, Cerny, her husband John Cerny, and Barbara's brother Philip Kruse around 1990. I have a photo copy of a family portrait on a postcard with a return address that appears to read, Kraj Tabar o Chvalove Mala Chiska Bohemia Europa. The handwriting is difficult to read, and I'm not certain if Chvalove is the correct spelling. Any information or ideas would be helpful in trying to locate this area.
email: - DNovak1862@aol.com - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: LABUDA, SEDECKI
I am looking for any information on the Labuda Family. grand-father's name is Roudolph Labuda grand mother's maiden name was Sedecki.
email: Terri Labuda - tbag@gte.net - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: WENZLICK, WENZLICH, SCHISCHKA
I am researching the names Wenzlick (Wenzlich) and Schischka. They came from Littitz. My husband's family came to New Zealand in 1866. I understand there is also an American connection.
email: Monika Wenzlick - wenzlik@ihug.co.nz - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: ZAIDLE
George Zaidle came from the Prague area. We are from Ennis, Texas. Looking for family information.
email: Danny Zaidle - sundance@cyberramp.net - Posted 25 October 1997

Researching: ZEHNAL
Looking for any Zehnal names or location. Thanks.
email: Rob Zehnal - Dzehn@aol.com - Posted 13 October 1997

Researching: BLAHNA
Not many Blahna's in U.S.A. I am looking for historical data on region/province Blahna's came from. I noticed one researcher looking into Blaha, was the N added to my surmane upon arrival in U.S. or is an other family tree in Bohemia? Request any information/points of contact to begin my search. Thank you.
email: Leroy Blahna - people@erols.com - Posted 13 October 1997

Researching: SCHALLON, SHALLON, KOLPACK
I am looking for my father's birthplace, which I believe to be Mahlin, Czechoslavakia. Joseph (Josef Schallon) Shallon was born March 11, 1887. I know that he was Catholic as I have his work permit which was issued to him in 1900. I am not sure, but I think, he said his birth date was 1885. It may be that he had to be 15 years old in order to get a work permit. He came to the U. S. in 1903 and lived with his sister, Mary Shallon Kolpack. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
email: Lorraine Moore - lmoore@premier.net - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: RYNDA, MOUCHA, MORAVEC, MARISK, MAXA
Anton Rynda and his wife Barbara Moucha emigrated from Czech with their five children in the middle of the 1850's possibly by way of Canada and Dubuque, Iowa. Their children were Anton, Vencl, Albert, Mary, & Frank. Mary's death certificate lists her birth place as Budejovice, Czech, while Frank's lists his as Velky-Zablata, Czech. Family tradition says that Anton was an Austria baron, and his grandmother was part Jewish. Anton wrote to his brother Jacob who remained in Czech lamenting the fact that he would never see his beautiful Czech. The Rynda family eventually moved to Le Sueur County, Minnesota. Frantisek Moravec was born in Trebon, Czech ca. 1812, the son of Ignac Moravec & Veronika Maxova. Frantisek married Marie Maxova who was born in 1822 Czech the daughter Thomas Maxa and Katerina Kucerova. Marie's maiden name was somtimes spelled Mariska. The Moravec family eventually moved to Le Sueur County, Minnesota, also. Any information on these families Czech roots would be greatly appreciated.
email: Jean - jhanks@ruralink.com - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: JAKUBISIN
Looking for relatives with name Jakubisin.
email: - akonicki@neca.com - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: ZELLNER
My great-great grandfather, Wolfgang Zellner, left Eisenstrab Czechoslovakia in 1876 with his wife and several of their children. They sailed from Bremen, Germany on the SS Leipzig. Some of the family stayed behind, however. Wolfgang eventually settled in Luxemburg Wisconsin, USA. His grandson Felix was my grandfather. I would appreciate any information anyone may have on my family!
email: - PANUREL@gbms01.uwgb.edu - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: BOHUNK, DUCHAC, DVORAK
My 97-year-old great uncle explains he is the way he is because he is a Bohunk. I have many relatives with the last name Duchac in the Antigo, Wisconsin area. As I understand it, my grandmother's grandmother and grandfather came to the US in the mid 1800's. They left from Trieste or Fiume in the Mediterranean or from Genoa, Italy and sailed to New Orleans and then took a steamboat to St. Louis. The settled initially in Manitowoc and Joseph Duchac the eldest son went to Langlade County, WI in 1878 and was involved in real estate. I am trying to trace them back to Bohemia and determine if anyone is still there. Any other information would be wonderful. I am Linda F. Block, granddaughter of Marion A. Duchac who is daughter of Joseph Duchac and Mary Dvorak (also of Antigo, WI). My great uncle is Ted E. Duchac, the youngest and the only living child of Joseph Duchac and Mary Dvorak. Ted was told that his family was some sort of royalty in Prague when it was Bohemia. Anyone have any information?
email: Linda F. Block - rocky@palmnet.net - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: PINTER, PINTR, VONEVE, BOROVKA, TRNKOVA
Jan Pintr (Pinter) was born about 1815 in Dubence Number 7, Bohemia, to Vojtech Pintr and Katerina Borovka Pintr. He married Johanna Voneve, daughter of Jan Voneve (farmer) of Dubence Number 12 and Annie Trnkova Voneve (from Zablati) about 1836. He died in Dubence 2 March 1862, and Johanna immigrated to Ohio in 1873 with sons Josef and John II. They joined her son Frank PINTR who had come to Ohio in 1869. They all came to Texas soon after and settled in the Praha community near LaGrange in Fayette County. I have extensive research from that time to present, but would like to know if there are still relatives in the same area. John Pintr communicated with relatives for some time, and had money in the bank in Prague while living in Texas. He was my great, great grandfather (maternal).
email: Cynthia Harvey Bolinger - caboling@utmb.edu - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: FILALA
Looking for parents of Anna Filala b. 8/22/1882 in Pilzen, Bohiama. Thank you.
email: Sandy Schreiber - sandy@mc.net - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: SLABAK
My grand parents lived in Kudlovice, Moravia from which they emigrated. Trying to find some information about my father, Slabak family, who left the Moravia around 1911. Any information would be appreciated.
email: Joseph Slabak - jslabak@staterail.nsw.gov.au - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: WILBRIGHT, WILBRECHT
I am looking for information about Wilbright or Wilbrecht, I am not sure of the nationality.
email: Marcia - marcia-h@usa.net - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: BERANEK, BAHNIK, URBAN
I am researching the surname of Beranek. Vince Beranek was born in Gibau, Moravia, Austria on July 21, 1871. He married Anna Bahnik (Born June 3, 1875) . Vince Beranek immigrated to the United States from the port of Bremen in June of 1900. The boat he traveled on was the Marie Theresa and it docked in New York. Vince was the youngest of 13 children born to Vince Beranek and Anna Urban. He left to escape military duty. His wife Anna and 2 children immigrated in December of 1900. he is buried in the Luthern Cemetary in New York. He was a marble cutter by trade. A Declaration of Intent to be naturalized was filed in February of 1914. Thank you for your help.
email: Kathy Hagy - kathyhagy@CISNet.com - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: FARKOWITZ
My family tree starts in Ungvar, Czechoslovakia. The surname is Farkowitz.
email: George Farron - bevgeo@worldnet.att.net - Posted 10 October 1997

Researching: BEDNAR, ROMPOT, KOUTNY, DVORAK
I am researching the Bednar, Rompot, Koutny and Dvorak. Joseph Bednar married Anna Rompot in Bohemia in 1873. They had one son born in Bohemia, Frank, in 1879. They left for the USA around 1882-1888. Anna left 2 brother in Czechoslaovakia. Frank and Joseph Rompot were still in Czechoslaovakia in 1932. She also had a brother (Wencil) and a sister (Frances), who where in the USA in 1932. Frances was in New York. Joseph and Anna had 6 children born in Iowa from 1888 to 1901. Albert Koutny married Franciska Dvorak in Moravora not sure of year. They had 9 children all born in Czechoslovakia from 1876 to 1888. They came to the USA around 1889 with 7 children, 2 had died before they left, believed while they were babies. They settled in Iowa, around Linn Co. Any help is appreciated.
email: - dallas@kconline.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: POPSON, PAPCUM
My family name is Popson but was changed from Papcum when ancestors immigrated to the USA and originally settled in Pennsylvania. I am traveling to Austria next week and would like to find Richnava (the city where Michael Papcum and family originated). Any information would be greatly appreciated.
email: Terri Popson - PACONEWS@compuserve.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: SPINAR, BARTA
I am looking for information on Frank Spinar born 10 October 1870 and Francis Barta born January l870. Thank you very much.
email: Teresa Hartsock - thart@murlin.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: JANCAREK, VOZEK
I am reseaching the names of Jancarek and Vozek. The Jancarek's came to the US around 1887 and Vozek's may have immigrated around the same time. I have some info on the Jancarek's dating back to about 1776 in Bohemia and Very little on Vozek but I believe they came from Pilsen. Any and all info will be appreciated.
email: Steven T. Jancarek - jancarek@sprintmail.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: SMITH, VRCHOTICKY
I'm looking for info on my great-great-grandmother. All I know is that she was born on 30-May-1864 in Czechoslovakia, married Albert Smith , her children were born in Muscatine, Iowa and she died there on 05-Jan-1919. Ant information on when she exactly arrived in the states and her parents would be greatly helpful.
email: - mlamb25517@aol.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: GRILL, SNOKHOUS
Looking for ancestors and descendents of John Thomas Grill [1842-1916] (Americanized spelling?) and Marie Snokhous [1843-1920] born, raised and married [1868+/-] in or near Klikov, Bohemia. They arrived in America on December 7, 1880 aboard the SS. Leipzig.
email: Al Grill - agrill@snip.net - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: CZERVEN, CMARO
I am looking for the name Czerven, Ilona my grandmother. It is on her death certificate that she is from Czecho-Slovakia yet in another document they had to get a Hungarian interpreter. Her mothers maiden name is Cmaro is this Czech or Hungarian?
email: - Wmiel@aol.com - Posted 04 October 1997

Researching: JILEK, YILEK, FOTTINGER
Edward Leo Jilek /Yilek b.1873 in Prague, Bohemia, died 1957 in South Bend/Osceola, Indiana. Had 2 brothers Franklin and John. May have had sister or cousin Karoline Jilek / Yilek. Karoline married Ludwig Fottinger in August 1902 and lived in Vienna, Austria during the war. Any information on parents, brothers, sisters,etc., immigration welcomed.
email: - krisnlyn@pacbell.net - Posted 04 October 1997

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