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Researching: VESELEY, KLOBOUCNIK
I am an English aviation historian currently researching the history of RAF Cranage, a Royal Air Force station in the north-west of England. During late 1940 to October 1941, no. 96 Squadron were stationed here. Several pilots were of Czechoslovakian origin. I have two names and wonder if you or visitors to your web site might be able to assist me with any information about them or other Czech pilots who flew with the squadron during its time at RAF Cranage. The names of the two pilots are as follows: Flying Officer V. Veseley; Flying Officer J Kloboucnik. They would have flown Hurricane and Defiant fighters in nightfighter configuration. Any information about either gentleman would be received with grateful thanks. Many thanks for any assistance you may be able to give to me
email: Tony Harratt -
tony@harratt.freeserve.co.uk - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: URDZIK
I am searching my mothers side of the family. The surname is Urdzik. Talking to the family members, no one seems to know where they came from, however, my aunt seems to remember Galicia. Does anyone know if that is a town or village in Slovakia? Also if a person knows the town, how do you find the name of the church that has the records of your ancestors?
email: -
lblazek@earthlink.net - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: KOLMAN, COLMAN, KOSTIK, TOMKO
Looking for any information on Andro/Andrew Kolman/Colman . He was my great grandfather. According to his naturalization papers he arrived in the US, Sept.1883, from Austria-Hungary. He was married to Mary Kostik. I was told he came from Zemplinsky. He initially came here by himself. His wife, Mary, came later. They had a daughter born in Hungary and her name was Mary, who married a Tomko. Great grandfather Andro arrived in the port of New York. and settled in Clearfield County, PA, in the small town of Osceola Mills. I would be very glad to share any information you might have.
email: Jeannie -
marshall@vicon.net - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: ARNSTEIN, LANDAU
I am seeking information about the Arnstein and Landau families' history. My Grandfather and father came from Ungvar or Uzhorod. They probably left in the 1910-20 time frame. Grandfather's name was Abraham Arnstein. Grandmother was Rachel Landau. My father's name was David Arnstein. Any information about the family history, occupations, etc. would be appreciated. Thank you.
email: Paul Arnstein -
arnstein@digizen.net - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: CSORDAS
I am looking for the time of the arrival of Andrew Csordas from Hungry. He made several trips to America before his wife and daughters arrived, possibly in the late 1890's or early 1900's. His wife and daughters came in January or February of 1911 or 1912. Her name was Zsofia Csordas and her daughters were Sofia, age 12, and Esther, age 3. Could you please write to me as I am trying to put together a family history for my husband Alex Cordas.
email: Darlene -
dacordas@indianvalley.com - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: HYDOCK
John and Regina Hydock immigrated to the US in 1884 with son Frank (under 1 year).
email: Patti Spencer -
pattis@jps.net - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: KIACZ, FORRO
Could you tell me the name and the address of the Catholic Church in Vahovice, Slovakia? I am researching the names of Kiacz and Forro who were born in this town.
email: -
bigred@shianet.org - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: BARTOS, GRUBER, HALAMKA, CHOUR, HALAMEK, STEINHUBEL, STAJNAHYBEL, JURAN, SODOMA, RUPRECHT, FAIX, KISTNER, DUGOVIC, PESKO, STANKOVIC, KORBELIC
Aurelia Gruber, maiden name Faix, was born 8.2.1930 in Bratislava. She lives in Senkvice, Slovakia. Her mother, Sidonia Dugovic, was born 18.12.1906, died 17.11.1987, and lived in Senkvice, Slovakia. Sidonia's father, Frantisek Dugovic, b. 20.1.1884, d. 5.8.1959, married Frantiska Pesko, b. 30.5.1885, d. 5.7.1974. Aurelia's father, Anton Faix, b. 10.6.1903, d. 18.10.1977, lived in Bratislava and Senkvice and came from 11 children. Anton's parents were Viliam Faix and Katarina Kistnerova. Aurielia's husband was Rudolf Gruber, b. 7.5.1926, d. 7.6.1976. He lived in Senkvice. He was one of 8 children. His mother was Genoveva Korbelicova, b. 15.11.1898, d. 28.11.1975, and her father was Imrich Korbelic. Rudolf's father was Karol Gruber, b. 3.4.1897, d. 2.2.1962, lived in Senkvice, Slovakia. Karol's father was Michal Gruber and his mother was Anna Sztankovic. Zdenka Bartos, maiden name Halamkova, b. 24.11.1927, d. 5.1.1998, lived in some places in the Czech Republic. Her native town was Chlumetin near Svratka in the Czech Republic. Anna's parents were Vaclav Halamka, born 20.5.1897 in Chlumetine. Her mother was Anna Ruprecht. Vaclav's father may be Gaspar Halamka. Gaspar's father, given name unknown, was supposedly imprisoned in Castle Rychmburk. Zdenka's mother is Marie Chourova, b. 18.8.1905, lived in Chlumetin, Czech Republic. Marie's father was Alois Chour, born in Svratouch, Czech Republic and his father was Frantisek Chour. Zdenka's husband is Miloslav Bartos, b. 29.5.1924, and lives in Modra, Slovakia. Miloslav's mother was Zuzana Stenhubelova, b. 2.1.1899, b. 6.9.1932 in Modra. Her parents were Pavel Steinhubel and Katarina Steinhubelova born Juranova. Miloslav's father was Jozef Bartos, born 26.12.1899 and his parents were Jozef Bartos and Katarina Sodomova. I am looking for some information about Knights Templars near Svratka, Chlumetin, Zdar nad Sazavou. I am looking for more information about the Ruprecht surname in the Czech Republic near Svratka and Svratouch and Chlumetnin, as well as anywhere else in the world. I am also looking for Chour in France and their profession and status.
email: -
uschi11@hotmail.com - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: DUCH, KANYUCH, PEKAR, KAVAJECZ
I am researching information on my Great Grandmother, Maria Kate DUCH, from Palocsa, Saros, Hungary, now Plavec, Slovakia. She was born August 20, 1880 in Plavec, Slovakia. Her father was Ignatz Duch and her mother was Maria Kanyuch. In some cases in the LDS records for Plavec, Duch is listed with "alias Pekar" in the notes. There are also Pekars in the family line. Maria immigrated to Mt. Braddock, PA. in July 1904. She married Joseph Kavajecz in Connelsville, PA in 1905 and lived in West Leisingring, PA until about 1916.
email: Candi Udy -
cudy@mosquitonet.com - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: PIZUR
Interested in finding information on a village called Vilagy, Austria Hungary, now known as Svetlice, Slovakia. The surname is Pizur. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
email: Mary -
merryt30@hotmail.com - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: GREGA
The surname is Grega and my grandparents were from Velky-Folkmar in the east of Slovakia. I have been there 3 times and would like to know more about my family before 1900. Visit our web page
http://www.uusa.vt.edu/cranwell (Editors Note: Check out previous listing, this same date, by FMosconi@aol.com. He addresses relatives in Velky-Folkmar also)
email: Darlene E. Grega - dgrega@vt.edu - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: KARDOS, BELENSKY, HRICKO, BEHARY, BIHARI, SIMKO, JENCSIK, KALAVSKY, MACZKO, DORKO, ZAHORNACKY, KIPIKASA, KIPPYCASH
These surnames are from the Uz region in the far eastern Slovak Republic. Kardos, Behary / Bihari, Simko and Jencsik are from the towns of Kristy, Zahor, Vojnatina, Komarovce, all near Sobrance. Belensky, Kalavsky, Hricko, Maczko, Dorko, Zahornacky, Kopikasa / Kippycash are from Spis region, towns of Margecany, Jaklovce, Velky Folkmar, and Rolova Hutta. Please come see my web pages on my ancestors from Margecany, compare notes, and enjoy the story and photos of how I researched my father's ancestry, using U.S. sources and LDS "Hungarian" microfilms. Also see the family history, life in Margecany in the 19th century, and a glimpse of the Slovak community in Lackawanna Co., PA, in the early 20th century. There are several screens full of info and photos. Hope to hear from my fellow Slovak roots seekers! visit our web site
http://members.aol.com/jadem16/Page5b.html
email: - FMosconi@aol.com - Posted 31 May 1999

Researching: HASSARA, POHAR, SETLAK, LEKAR
I am just beginning my search for my maternal grandmother's family. Her name was Mary Helen Hassara and was born in Homestead, PA in 1904 to John & Anna Pohar Hassara who originated from Slovakia. In 1915 they moved to Gary, IN where they found jobs in the Steel Mills and raised their family. Also on my paternal grandfather's side I have found the name of Kinga Setlak. Some indications are that she originated from Slovakia before moving to Poland. Any leads or further information on these family names would be appreciated.
email: Tami Bianco -
tbianco@gte.net - Posted 30 May 1999

Researching: AMBROSY
Please refer any information on Joseph Ambrosy or Francis Ambrosy to me. They came from a town known as Spisske Vlachy. They left for the USA between 1900-1917. They settled in Pittsburgh,PA.
email: Joseph DeKleva -
joe8158@cwix.com - Posted 30 May 1999

Researching: JEVCSICS, YEWCIC
Looking for any relatives of Georg Jevcsics (Yewcic) that may still be in the area of Smolnik. This is my grandfather, he came to the United States in 1911.
email: Steven P. Yewcic -
paulyew@yourinter.net - Posted 30 May 1999

Researching: SKORWAGA, PONIST, PONISH
I am looking for information about my great-grandparents, who were married in Bratislava, Slovakia. My GGrm's maiden name was Anna Skorwaga, and my GGrf's name was John or Joseph Ponist (Ponish). We know that they eventually settled in Osceola Mills, Pa in Clearfield County, but have no birthdates for either of them. Any information that can be sent would be greatly appreciated.
email: Michelle Behnfeldt -
greyoak@ibm.net - Posted 30 May 1999

Researching: PAZICKY
Looking for surname Pazicky in Slovakia.
email: -
edpaz@mindspring.com - Posted 30 May 1999

Researching: SARISKY
I am originally from Pennsylvania. Any help in searching my name will be appreciated. I am quite new to this and really do not know where to start.
email: Victor Sarisky -
scanner101@sprynet.com - Posted 29 May 1999

Researching: ZAVATSKAS, ZAVATSKY, KULPCAVAGE, KULPCOVIC
Looking for family name Zavatskas, Zavatsky, Kulpcavage, and Kulpcovic!
email: Connie Rizzardi -
ConRizz@webtv.net - Posted 29 May 1999

Researching: ILLUV, MAKSIN
Joseph Illuv, son of Andrew Illuv and Marie born 5-4-1874 in Czech, married Anna Maksin 11-6-1899 and died 3-8-30 in Tappan, Ohio. Daughter Mary born 8-11-1900 in Bardiov, Psaricka, Czech (Austria) had 5 other siblings; Anna, Susie, Joseph, Sophie, and Katie. Any information going back would be great.
email: Karen -
buzzy@stargate.net - Posted 29 May 1999

Researching: TRECANSKY, SEDLAK
I am searching for information from Slovakia regarding my grandparents; Stephen Trencansky, born in Banska Stiavnica in 1884, and Maria Sedlak born in Sered Slovakia in 1883. Stephen Trencansky had three brothers, Ignac, Joseph and Rudy, and a sister Ilona. Maria Sedlak had 5 brothers, Mihal, Paul, John, Eno, and Libor. And six sisters, Anna, Olga, Magda, Ilona, Matilda and Josephine. Stephen and Maria emigrated to the USA in 1925 with their 5 children, Olga, Stephen, Paul, John and Helen Trencansky.
email: -
trencansjg@corning.com - Posted 29 May 1999

Researching: UHRIN
Juraj Uhrin, born in Mokra-Luka, Gamarska (Austria-Hungary) Czechoslovakia, 19 April 1896, became a Canadian Citizen on May 2, 1953, died 01 November, 1976, mother's name was Katherine. married Maria Uhrin (yes, my Grandmother's maiden name was the same) born in Mokra-Luka, Gamarska (Austria-Hungary) Czechoslovakia, 21 September 1904, became a Canadian Citizen on 02 May 1953, died 28 May 1988. Both lived in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Any info you might have on their ancestors would be most appreciated.
email: Barb and Reg Clancy -
shamrock@glen-net.ca - Posted 29 May 1999

Researching: ONDASH
Interested in surname Ondash. My grandfather Paul Ondash thought to be born in/around Kluknava, Spisska Zupa, Slovakia. Any info would be appreciated.
email: Jerry Ondash -
jerryo@nctimes.net - Posted 28 May 1999

Researching: VASKO, WASKO, LOKATOS, LOKATOSH
Looking for the Vasko or Wasko family from Nyiregyhara in Hungary. John Vasko and Barbara Lokatos(h) Vasko sailed to America, separately, around 1905 to 1907.
email: -
Kabaier111@aol.com - Posted 28 May 1999

Researching: BLAHUT, KIRALE
I am searching for information on Robert Blahut (1887-1992), who immigrated from Brataslava, Slovakia to New Jersey, US, most likely through New York City, prior to 1916. Robert married and Austrian women, Anna Kirale, and had a son, Edwin Robert and daughter, Dorthy (both children born in US). Any help would be appreciated.
email: Dan Curtin -
curtind@traknet.com - Posted 28 May 1999

Researching: MIKLOVIC
Searching the above surname from Pobedim, Slovakia.
email: Donald William Miklovic -
dmiklovic@aol.com - Posted 28 May 1999

Researching: MURCZKO
Researching the above surname from Lemesany, County of Saris, Slovakia. Other variations of this surname found in America are Mursko, Murcko and Murscoe. Looking for information About Michael Murczko and brothers Stephen, Paul, Andrew and Joseph. They immigrated to the New Haven and Bridgeport, Ct. area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The son of Michael Murczko is Michael W. Mursko, formerly of 75 Truman Street, New Haven, CT. Michael W. Mursko had brothers named Louis, Mathew, John and Steve and a sister named Nina Vitka.
email: Michael W. Mursko -
vyras@email.msn.com - Posted 28 May 1999

Researching: GAZDA
Looking for Gazda family from Slovakia.
email: Thomas D. Gazda -
tgazda@ctnet.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: CHELENA, CSELENA
Researching Michael, Anna and Elizabeth Chelena (Cselena?), birth dates 1885, 1892, 1898 respectively, born in Leekocse.
email: -
andra@ncweb.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: MASILKO
Thomas Masilko was born in Austria Bohemia, about December 19, 1874. He went to England at about age 14 and remained there for a year before sailing to America. He came in through New York and then went to Nebraska. He was in Arizona working in the mines by 1902. He died about 1941 in Arizona. He may have had sisters named Esther and Agnes. I would like the names of his parents and any other genealogy information that might be available. I am a granddaughter.
email: -
SunCitySue@aol.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: MAKSIN, ILLUV
Andrew Illuv and Marie ? had a son Joseph, in 1874, in Czech. Joseph married Anna Maksin in 1899 and had a daughter, Mary, in 1900, in Bardiov, Psaricka, Czech/Austria. They came to America and continued their family in the PA/OH area. Any info going back would be great.
email: Karen -
buzzy@stargate.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: SCHUPSKY, ROTH, TOMASKO, KLIMEK
My maternal grandparents, Jacob and Anna (Schupsky) Roth, were from Kis Lomnitz (the present day Lomnicka), near Podolinec, in Slovakia. Jacob and Anna had a son Albert and Myrtle (my mother). Jacob (1884-1971) had brothers and sisters named George, Sam, Michael, John, Susanna, and Catherine. He immigrated to the United States in November, 1901, and lived in Cleveland, Ohio and Fullerton, PA. His parents names were Michael and Susanna (Tomasko). My grandmother, Anna (1897-1972), had a brother John and sister Katlin. Anna immigrated to the United States in May of 1912. She lived in Egypt and Fullerton, PA. Her parents were Ganos and Anna (Klimek). Anna Klimek had two brothers, George and Jacob. Any information on the Roth, Schupsky, Tomasko or Klimek families from this area would be appreciated.
email: Keith Jones -
kj12thnj@delanet.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: ZATKO, BURDEJ, BURDEY
My grandfather, Steve (or Stephen) Zatko, came to U.S. around 1910-1915 from a small town near the Czech/Hungary border, possibly Pilhov. He first settled either in Milwaukee or Chicago area. Shortly after coming to U.S., he met my grandmother, Julia Burdey (or Burdej), who had recently come to U.S. (Chicago) from a small Czech town which we believe was Pieka. It is unknown whether either had any brothers or sisters as they did not discuss this with their children. I would like very much to know if there are any surviving relatives.
email: -
mzatko@hotmail.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: BARNA
Looking for relatives of Michael and Anna Barna, who had two daughters, Mary and Ella. Both sisters immigrated to America settling in Pittsburgh, PA, when they where very young. Mary was born Sept, 15, 1893. She married Micheal Kost who also immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA.
email: Ellen Kovach -
thekojes@zbzoom.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: MUTEK, MARCIN, LISKA, TERRIFY
I am searching for information about my great grandparents. Vendel Mutek came from Dolne Oresany in western Slovakia, to Raritan, NJ around the turn of the century. He married Anna Marcin in NJ. She was also from western Slovakia. Michael Liska and his wife Anna Terrify emigrated from Saris County, Slovakia to Rariton, NJ around 1902.
email: Mary Fannin -
CFFP@prodigy.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: HERBACH, BIRNBAUM, SCHNEIER
I am searching for information about a town called Lipany, which was formerly in Hungary. My relatives from this town had the surnames, Herbach, Birnbaum and Schneier. The town may also have been called Lipania, Hethars, or Septem Tiliis. Please forward any information you can or directions on how to obtain information. Thank you in advance.
email: Debbie -
Rdls831@aol.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: MARUSCHAK, HUK
Misha Maruschak and Ann Huk both came to PA to work for a mining company, some time at the turn of the century. They both came from the same area in Czechoslovakia, near the base of the Carpathian Mountains. Huk was the married name of Ann's mother, but not her father. She was married once before, but left her husband in Czechoslovakia to come to the US. I am looking for the name of the mining company and the name of the town she came from. Where do I start to look?
email: Mischele -
cunhel@mediaone.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: ZAWASKY
I am researching the surname of Zawasky and variations of same.
email: Irene Zawasky -
IreneZawasky@webtv.net - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: SYWYK, SIWIK
Searching for any Sywyk/Siwik descendants anywhere in the world. Original church documents read Siwik, then the name was changed to Sywyk.
email: Kara Stevens -
k_d_brown@hotmail.com - Posted 27 May 1999

Researching: SZABARI, SABO
I am having absolutely no luck trying to find my husband's 'roots'. I thought the name Janos Szabari (wife Mary Sabo) was Hungarian but now am wondering if this name could be Slovakian. Any ideas? Thanks!
email: -
Nasabari@aol.com - Posted 27 May 1999

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