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Researching: GOODMAN, GLICK
I am searching for the surnames Goodman and Glick. Morris Glick was born in Humona in either 1838 or 1840. This town was originally in northeast Hungary. He was the uncle of Louis Goodman, who was born in1866, and I am assuming his family was also from Humona. Goodman came to the U.S. in 1872 and Glick arrived in 1882. They both ultimately settle in Cleveland, Ohio. Anyone having any information about Humona or the surnames shown above please contact me.
email: - PeeKay2029@aol.com - Posted 12 May 1999

Researching: KUSHNER, SYRWATKA, MOLOUKA
I am looking for information on my paternal grandfather and grandmother. They were both from Drogotz (Drohobitz), Ukraine. My grandfather's name was Alexander (Olexa) Kushner. He was born Sept 10, 1887. His father's name was Micheal (Miklo). I do not know his mother's name. My Grandmother's name was Nellie (Asastasia) Syrwatka. Her father's name was John Syrwatka and her mothers name was Anna Molouka. They left the Ukraine in the summer of 1928 with their 4 children and came to Canada. Any help would be appreciated.
email: - ifie@telusplanet.net - Posted 12 May 1999

Researching: PERME
I am searching for my family history. My grandfather, Anton Perme, was b. 1887 and my grandmother was b. 8 Apr 1888. They immigrated to the US at different times. My aunt is sending some papers after she translates them.
email: Tracy Martinez - Jatamtz@swbell.net - Posted 12 May 1999

Researching: BALIK
Researching the Balik surname.
email: James Balik - JBalik@ENSR.com - Posted 12 May 1999

Researching: BOMBARA, BREJCHAK
Researching the above surnames fro the towns of Rychvald and Osturna.
email: - sandyl@pathway.net - Posted 12 May 1999

Researching: BRINKAC
Searching for Brinkac family members anywhere in Slovakia. I believe there are some Brinkacs in Bratislava.
email: Brian Brinkac - brian_brinkac@bc.sympatico.ca - Posted 11 May 1999

Researching: KAROVIC, JANOS, MICHALOVIC, HARAMIA, KARAMIA, KARAMIN, KARAMIS
I'm looking for information on Jan Karovic, Johanna Janos, Stefan`Michalovic, and Alzbeta Haramia (possibly Karamia, Karamin, or Karamis). I know they all lived in Lozorno in western Slovakia in the late nineteenth century. Jan Karovic and Johanna Janos were married, as were Stefan Michalovic and Alzbeta Haramia. Their childeren, Tomas Michalovic (1882-1944) and Agnesa Karovic (1888-1974) were married and immigrated to Chicago in 1910. Any help would be appreciated.
email: Mark Michalovic - markm@chemheritage.org - Posted 11 May 1999

Researching: LOWY, GLANCZ, FENYES, STEINER, WEISS, HARTSTEIN, REICHNER, GREGOR, MAYER
Aaron Glancz married Rose Lowy and they lived in the village of Sacurov, near the towns of Vranov and Secovce in eastern Slovakia near the Ukrainian boarder. Rose Lowy Glancz had two known sisters, Sarah Lowy Steiner and Esther Lowy Weiss. We think there was a brother named Marcus Lowy, who married a Dora ?. My wife's (Ruth) great grandmother was Sarah Lowy Steiner. Sarah married a Henry Steiner from Budapest. They came to America (NYC) in the 1880's. They had three children. Rose Lowy Glancz had nine children: Arthur (Glancz) Fenyes, (all the boys,changed their last name to Fenyes, a Hungarian name, so as to be able to go to school - means shiny); Sadie Glancz Hartstein; Josephine Glancz Lowy, (she married a Lowy, no relation); Gizzella Glancz Reichner; Fanny Glancz Gregor; Eugene (Glancz) Fenyes; Bela (Beulah Glancz) Fenyes; Anna Glancz Mayer (last heard from, Warsaw Ghetto); Lajos (Glancz) Fenyes (He was killed in Budapest by the Nazi's). Any help would be appreciated.
email: Gregory Brezicki - Brez@home.com - Posted 11 May 1999

Researching: GIBA, BOICH, BELUS
I am trying to locate people with the name of Giba. My grandmother (Mary Margaret Belus Boich) was born in Rejdova, Austria-Hungary in 1901, to Mary Giba. I do not know my great grandfather's name. My grandmother and great-grandmother came to the United States in 1912 on the boat, "America", which they boarded at Hamburg, Germany. At some point, my great-grandmother married an Andrew Belus who adopted my grandmother. My grandmother had 3 half-brothers, John Belus (3/26/11 - 1/11/79), George Belus (died 7/9/64), and Mike Belus. The family lived around the Cambridge, OH area. Also, if anyone knows how to trace Montenegran names, I'd appreciate hearing from you!
email: - deb@wilkshire.net - Posted 11 May 1999

Researching: HANKO, TIMKO, TIMCO
I am searching for any information on George Hanko and Mary Timko, or Timco, from Kingston/Edwardsville, PA. The last I knew, George Hanko Sr. died out west in AZ, NM or CO with a new wife named Mary and a son named William David. I think he died in the 1960s or early 70s. If you know more, please contact me. Thank you.
email: - Nobodyouno@aol.com - Posted 11 May 1999

Researching: GABORSZKY, POES, KACSER, OROSZ
I am seeking any information on husband Szanislo Gaborszky, wife Etel Poes, their parents Joseh Gaboroszky & Julia Kacser, and Urban Poes & Victoria Orosz. Szaniszlo and Etel left Dunajska Streda, Slovakia (at that time Dunnaszerdahely, Hungary) for America around 1910 with son Tidvadar. While I know they were from present day Slovakia, I still have not figured out if they were Hungarian, Slovakian, Ryusn etc. Are those names Hungarian, Slovakian or something else? Any information Greatly appreciated. Thank you.
email: Brian McCarthy - bkm2001@yahoo.com - Posted 10 May 1999

Researching: LOJKO, VOLKS
My grandfather was born in Liptovsky Mikulas in the Tatra Mountains on September 27, 1886. His name was Ladislav Lojko. He was the son of Mikulas Lojko and Suzanna Volks. They were Evangelical Christians. I would like to know if he had any brothers or sisters and if there are any other descendents. I believe he was the only one to emigrate to the US. He came to Philadelphia some time before 1911.
email: Lane Loyko - lewislanel@aol.com - Posted 10 May 1999

Researching: POLYAK
I'm looking for any possible relatives with the last name of Polyak.
email: - RFebbi@aol.com - Posted 10 May 1999

Researching: PERME, BUKOVIC
Anton Perme, b. 1887, m. Ana Bukovic abt. 1920. They were my grandparents. Anton died in 1967 and Ana in 1976. Both immigrated to this country between 1900 to 1920. They lived out their years in Pueblo, CO. I am not sure where they were from.
email: Tracy Martinez - Jatamtzjack@netscape.net - Posted 10 May 1999

Researching: PAPUGA, JANITOR, HALUSKA
I just starting out looking for links between these families.
email: - kendelu@uswest.net - Posted 10 May 1999

Researching: BALSAN, GONDAR
Searching for Gondar and Balsan family names in Nove Mesto nad Vahom area (north east of Bratislava). Balsan's immigrated to New York City in the early 1920's.
email: James A. Balsan - J.Balsan@worldnet.att.net - Posted 09 May 1999

Researching: KUSNIROVA
I am looking for my sister, who lives in Kosice since 1959. I have not heard from her for many years. Her name is Eva Kusnirova. Anyone who knows where she might be, please email me.
email: - AOMALLEY@DAKOTACOM.NET - Posted 09 May 1999

Researching: BRUTVAN, JANASKO, JAS, METIN
Attempting to locate information on Brutvan's in Slovakia. Grandfather Andrew Brutvan, was b. 1876 and immigrated to United States in 1899. His parents were Michael Brutvan and Mary Janasko. He married Suzanna Jas in Johnstown, Pa. Her parents were Joseph Jas and Susanna Metin. Both were from Nizny Slavkov or Vysny Slavkov.
email: - Brutvan@aol.com - Posted 09 May 1999

Researching: KURILAK, KURYLAK, SEKULA
I am writing from Argentina. I am researching my grandparents origins in Europe. My grandfather was born in Koropiec, Poland and my grandmother in Okniani. I would like information on birth records, departure (emigration) information, etc. My grandfather was Michal Kurilak, b. 1907, and my grandmother was Maria Sekula, b. 1901. They lived in Breznica, Slovakia until 1937. Any help will be appreciated.
email: Alejandro - Alejandro.Urrutia@tgn.com.ar - Posted 09 May 1999

Researching: UMBAUGH
Researching Jacob Umbaugh. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.
email: - ctrin@whidbey.net - Posted 09 May 1999

Researching: CHORBA, ZDI, ZSDIJ, ZDI, DAY
I am looking for information on my maternal grandmother's family. Her name was Anna Chorba, from Zemplinsky-Klecenov. Sources claim that her birthday was in October and that she was born in 1878. She told me that she came to the United States alone when she was 16 years old. She would not talk about any other experiences or family, except her younger sister Elizabeth, for whom she and my grandfather sent. My grandfather, Michael Zdi, could not read nor write in any language and so we are not sure of his surname's spelling. It was alternately spelled Zsdij, Zdi, Zdj, and in many cases he was referred to as Mike Day. He was Russian Orthodox and often talked of working as a young boy shinning the boots of Cossacks. His family were wanderers and my grandmother referred to them as gypsies. I don't know if they were or not, but I vaguely remember meeting his sister and some other members of his family when I was very young. It seems that he reported to the Greek Catholic Union that his his village of birth was Trebosov. I would appreciate any information anyone might have that would help. Patricia Ann Shoaf - daughter of Anna Zdij Nussbaumer.
email: - pashoaf@midmon.com - Posted 08 May 1999

Researching: CERVENKA
Am interested in people with this surname, living in the villages of Doubravka, near Chrastany, north of Tyn nad vltavou.
email: Frank Cervenka - cervenka.f@ghc.org - Posted 08 May 1999

Researching: POVLOSKY, PAVLOSKY, PAVLASKY, PAVLACKY
I am not sure where the name I am searching for is from. Hope I am not breaking any rules here but I do need help. My grandfather was an orphan, born in 1906, and did remember that his father's name was Anton Povlosky/Pavlosky or Pavlasky. His birth certificate from Nebraska said the name was Pavlacky. Any help would be most appreciated! Thank you.
email: Cindy Abbott - cabbott@cnetech.com - Posted 08 May 1999

Researching: GOCALA, MIKITA
Stefan Gocala, b. 1878, Husatin, Slovakia, immigrated to the USA in 1902. Anna Mikita Gocala, b. 1879, Cusnita, Slovakia, immigrated to the USA in 1904. They were married in New Jersey in 1907. Teresa Gocala, sister or sister in law to Stefan, shows up in the 1920 New Jersey census and as witness on wedding certificate. Mike Gocala, b. 1894, Hubastia, Slovakia, was married to Margaret (?), b. 1887, Crusanita, Slovakia. All place names are nearly illegible on old documents and census microfilm. Gocala should have mark over the c and was changed to "Gaciala" by Irish grade school teachers in New Jersey around 1920.
email: Jonathan Gaciala - 74133.154@compuserve.com - Posted 08 May 1999

Researching: GERYAK
Looking for info on surname Geryak.
email: - PBallek@aol.com - Posted 08 May 1999

Researching: SPLHA, STASKOVAN, TKACSIK
Splha from Bittarova, Slovakia; Staskovan from Rakova, Slovakia; Tkacsik from Poluvsie, Slovakia.
email: - DSPLHA@aol.com - Posted 07 May 1999

Researching: SZEMANCSIK, SEMANICK, SEMANCIK, JUN, SZLAVKAY, KODUVYNA, BUCKO
Interested in finding anyone who may have knowledge of names Szemancsik, Jun, Szlavkay, Koduvyna or Bucko and villages Roskoviany, Krivany, Olsov, Poloma, Krasna Luka, Torysa. All villages in eastern Slovakia. I have records from Sarisske Dravce on Roman Catholic church archives which show that these are all related through marriage and Semancik/Semanick is the main surname. Many family members immigrated to USA 1886-1930 and settled around Wilkes-Barre, PA and Cleveland, OH.
email: Pete Semanick - psemanic@swcp.com - Posted 07 May 1999

Researching: MERVA, LESKO, PIUCA, SOLTIS, PAVLICK, MASKOVYAK, SEBEK, BARBUSHOK
A certain Joseph Merva, a tailor by trade, was married to a woman, name unknown. This occurred somewhere in the Carpathian Mountains, probably near Koj'shov. From this union a son, Joseph Merva, was born. However, shortly after the birth, the woman died. The son was then taken by the woman's family to be raised and the senior Joseph Merva remarried with a certain Anna Lesko, most likely in the town of Koysov, (pronounced Koishov). From Anna Lesko's birth certificate which I have, I find that she was born on July 26, 1862, of Adam Lesko and Mary Piuca (pronounced Piucha). Interestingly enough, her godmother was a Mary Merva, I believe, the Aunt of Michael Merva from Buffalo, Ohio. From this union, a daughter, Mary (Merva) Soltis was born. You will find this branch of the Merva name again when I talk about my Mother's family. The father, the senior Joseph, died and his twin brother John then married Anna (Lesko) Merva. John was my grandfather and his picture, together with Anna (Lesko) Merva is hanging on the wall near the fireplace in the family room at 1613 Colorado Drive in East Lansing. This is the same picture that appears in the book, Cocoon, the history of the Slovaks in Guernsey County, Ohio written by the History Professor from Muskingham College in New Concord, Ohio. From this union was born by father, John Merva junior, Anna (Merva) Pavlick, Theresa (Merva) Maskovyak, and Peter Merva, all born in Czechoslovakia, and Mary (Merva) Sebek and Helen (Merva) Barbushok, born here in the United States. Apparently Peter Merva died very young while the remaining family members were together here in the United States prior to the time they got married and left home. I will briefly mention that, while I was growing up in Ohio, Anna Pavlick lived near Cumberland, Ohio on a farm while the half sister Mary Soltis lived in Terre Haute, Indiana, and Teresa Maskovyak resided in Portage, Pennsylvania. Helen Barbershok lived in Cleveland as did Mary Sebek, who died when I was about 7 years old of leukemia. My Dad, John, was born in Koj'sov and baptized in the Greek Catholic Church in Koj'shov on January 30, 1887, coincidentally, that was also the day he was born. As far as I know, he never attended school unless it was prior to his first 9 years of life. When he was 9, his father, John senior, emigrated to the United States with the understanding that he would earn enough money to have the rest of the family join him. It appears that he either saved all the money he earned, or drank the excess when he discovered how delicious the American whisky was because Dad was forced to go to work in the copper mines when he was 9 years old to support his mother and 3 sisters. This he did for 4 long years, walking from home to the mines about 20 kilometers distant carrying his week's food consisting of bacon and bread and whatever else was available. He toiled in the mines during the week, cooking his own meals and sleeping in the bunkhouse until Saturday when he returned home with his paycheck which he gave to his mother.
email: George E. Merva - Merva@egr.msu.edu - Posted 07 May 1999

Researching: CHOVAN, MUELLER
I'm researching the Chovan family of the village of Dobsina, Roznava County ?, Slovakia. Gustave John Chovan b: January 21, 1872 in Dobsina, Hungary d: July 21, 1925 in Turtle Creek, Pa. +Amalia Mueller b: August 19, 1874 in Wogandrussel, Austria/Germany d: July 09, 1944 in, Turtle Creek, Pa. Gustave worked at Westinghouse in Pittsburgh and was a Coppersmith. He died of copper poisoning and was cremated in Pittsburgh, Pa. Their children were: Gustave Julius Chovan b: September 08, 1894 in Pittsburgh,Pa. John Lewis Chovan, Sr. b: March 31, 1897 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Carl Chovan b: August 26, 1902 in Brushton, Pittsburgh, Pa. Elsie Chovan b: March 06, 1908 in Pittsburgh,Pa.
email: - BAYWATCH4U@aol.com - Posted 07 May 1999

Researching: SYROID
Please contact me with any information on Syroid lineage.
email: Rose Syroid - rswignall@mindspring.com - Posted 07 May 1999

Researching: GLICK, GOODMAN
Glick and/or Goodman Family at Hemenne, Slovak Republic. This town had been called Humony in Hungary before WWI and became part of the Slovak Republic after the war. I am looking for anyone who may know of a Morris Glick, born 1838-1840 or his nephew Louis Goodman, born 1866. Both emigrated to the U.S. circa 1872-1882 from Humony. This town now is in Southeastern Slovak Republic.
email: - PeeKay2029@aol.com - Posted 06 May 1999

Researching: GORALKA, GORALKAVA, GORALKOVA, BROS, BROZ, BROSCOVA, DUSKO
Researching the surnames Goralka, Goralkava, Bros, Broz, Brozovo, and Dusko. Cities of interest include Trencin, Solosnica, Malasky. My grandfather and grandmother were writing to relatives (Goralkova and Brosova) as late as the early 1960s. I am interested in any information concerning relatives in these areas.
email: Harold G. Dusko - hgd66@worldnet.att.net - Posted 06 May 1999

Researching: TURINCS
Was wondering about any background info you can give me in regards to the name Turincs, Jozef or Tereza.
email: - borzellino@earthlink.net - Posted 06 May 1999

Researching: PISARCIK
Like to be a part of the surname search with Pisarcik.
email: Robert D. Pisarcik - Pisarcik@whc.net - Posted 06 May 1999

Researching: TOMSHO, TOMCHO, TOMCO
Last names are Tomsho, Tomcho, or Tomco. I am searching for relatives of an Andrew (Andrej) Tomcho, who immigrated to the Shenadoah, Pa. area in the 1880s or 1890s. Family documents say his son, Jan, was born in the Slovak village of Hazelina, although family stories also mention the city of Bardejov.
email: Robert D Tomsho - robert.tomsho@gte.net - Posted 06 May 1999

Researching: JELENIK, AMBROS
Looking for anybody of knowing relatives of Ferdinand Jelenik married to Alojza Ambros - they gave birth to Bogustaw Jelenik in November of 1880 in Bohemia. Where are they from? When did they pass on? Were there more children?
email: Marlene Carlin - kewpiemama@aol.com - Posted 05 May 1999

Researching: PEKAROVIC, PEKAROVICH, RECIECA, RECICA, BLAZO
Searching for any and all on following - Pekarovic, Pekarovich, Recieca, Recica, and Blazo. All believed to be from Malzenice near Trnava about 30-40 miles northeast of Bratislava.
email: B. Pekarovich - bpek@ix.netcom.com - Posted 05 May 1999

Researching: VARSA, CHECKEL
I am seeking information on my father's family name, Varsa. I know nothing further except they were "Slovak" and on an old old deed I saw my grandmother's name Mary (Checkel) written Mary Varsa a/k/a Warsaw. Any leads or information appreciated.
email: Marilyn Varsho Hertenstein - hertens@home.com - Posted 05 May 1999

Researching: VANEK, CIHA, CEROVSKI, SPIKA, MARUSKA, STORFA
The surnames I am searching for are Vanek, Ciha, Cerovski, Spuka, Maruska, and Storfa. I know my Vanek family came from around Nejepin,Czechslovakia as Joseph Frank Vanek was born there on 12-16-1871; James Rupert Vanek was also born there on 2-26-1875 and their sister Antonia Marie Vanek was born ther 4-27-1878. I don't know when they came to th U.S. but I do know they settled for a time in Heun, Nebraska where all three children got married and then the families moved on to settle in or around Lewistown,Montana where my Grand father Frank W. Vanek and my father Arthur Frank Vanek were born.
email: Stephen Albert Vanek - svanek@ieway.com - Posted 05 May 1999

Researching: TOBAK
I am interesting in determining the origin of the name Tobak. My understanding is that it originated in Slovakia. Are you acquainted with this name or know of a source that I should try? Could this name be an abbreviated version? I would be thrilled to receive your thoughts and any information. Thank you for your consideration.
email: Paul - Phcocozza@aol.com - Posted 05 May 1999

Researching: ANTOLICK, ANTOLIK
I am looking for any information on the Antolick/Antolik family who came from Bardejov, Slovakia to northeastern Pennsylvania. John emigrated in 1888, followed by his brothers and father from 1892-1900. ANY information would be helpful! Thank you.
email: Tara - PAInfantry@aol.com - Posted 04 May 1999

Researching: HADBAVNY
Along with researching Hadbavny, the following is the village - Krapkov. Thank you!
email: - Missnice44@aol.com - Posted 04 May 1999

Researching: URDA, YENIK
My mother's maiden name is Yenik. Her father, John, came to the US around the turn of the 20th century. I am looking for potential relatives in Slovakia of Czech Republic to exhange e-mail with. My grandfather John Yenik, I believe, came from eastern part of what is now Slovakia.
email: James Andrew Urda - jamesaurda@worldnet.att.net - Posted 04 May 1999

Researching: EGRI, KOHUTKA
I am interested in researching the last name Egri. My folks lived in a small village outside of Uzhgorod the name of the town was Huta. I know also the town names of Komenica and Radvanka. All the towns I have listed are now in the Ukraine. I would be interested in any help that you could provide. My father's name was Andrew John Egri born October 10th l887. My mother was Anna Mary Kohutka Egri. She was born Feb. l2, l892.
email: - jet1@worldnet.att.net - Posted 04 May 1999

Researching: MATHEA, MATIA, MATEJA, MATTEJA, MATTEA, MATEA, HABURAY
Fellow Slovak researchers, please add the names to your lists: Mathea, (variations found in records in Presov (formerly Eperjes): Matia, Mateja, Matteja, Mattea, spelled Matea on the 1910 census, etc), and Haburay, (Julia), who married Albert Mathea in Brooklyn in the late 1880s/early 1890s. Mathea comes from Presov (been there, checked it out, got trace to late 1700s) but we are trying to find info on Julia Haburay. Would appreciate any help. We have more info on Mathea if needed.
email: Hank Jensen - We need an email address- Posted 04 May 1999

Researching: CSIPKAY
I am looking for birth (etc) records for the surname Csipkay, in the records of Lutheran churches Brzno, Banska Bystrica, and Zvolen.
email: Charles Csipkay - karoly@micron.net - Posted 03 May 1999

Researching: SABO, SABOL, ROI, ROY
Looking for relatives of Andrew Sabo or Sabol from the town of Giraltovce. He left the area about 1895 to mine anthracite coal in Eastern Pennsylvania. He married a local woman Anna Roi or Roy. Anyone in Giratovce that may be able to help? Anyone in Geraltovce?
email: - Tn184j@aol.com - Posted 03 May 1999

Researching: MATHEA, MATIA, MATEJA, MATTEJA, MATTEA, MATEA, HABURAY
Please add the names to your lists. Mathea, (variations found in records in Presov (formerly Eperjes): Matia, Mateja, Matteja, Mattea, spelled Matea on the 1910 census, etc), and Haburay, (Julia), who married Albert Mathea in Brooklyn in the late 1880s/early 1890s. Mathea comes from Presov (been there, checked it out, got trace to late 1700s) but we are trying to find info on Julia Haburay. Would appreciate any help.
email: Hank Jensen - hankjensen@compuserve.com - Posted 03 May 1999

Researching: MATEJOVIC, JACUBICKOVA, MOSNAR, DVORAK
Matejovic, Jacubickova, Mosnar, and Dvorak. I am searching for information on my grandfather, John Matejovic or my grandmother Magdelena Jacubickova. My aunt Mary Matejovic married a man named Mosnar, and my aunt Anna Matejovic married Marcell Dvorak. My mother was born in Cermany, Czechoslovakia. I would appreciate any information on the above names.
email: Helen Shovan - HelenShovan@email.msn.com - Posted 03 May 1999

Researching: ONTKO, ONDKO, PETZOV, CAPKO, CZAPKO, OCILKA, OZCILKA, PEPA, PIPA, SOTAK, SZOTAK, SOTACK
Researching Ontka from Margecany and Jaklovce. Also researching all Ontko families of the US and their "ancestral villages." A variation of Ontka is Ondko. Researching Sotak family from Jastrabie nad Toplou and Hlinne. Variations include Szotak and Sotack. Other names include Petzov, Capko/Czapko, Ocilka/Ozcilka, Pepa/Pipa.
email: Samuel Ontko - SMONTKO@aol.com - Posted 03 May 1999

Researching: KLEPOCH, KLEPOCHOVA, KELPOCHAVA
We are looking for our roots in Slovakia. My husband was made to flee from Bratislava at the end of the war and has never returned there. We know that we probably have relatives there but do not know how to find out. We also would like to find our genealogy, the name is Klepoch or Klepochova or Klepochava. We would apreciate some help. Thanks.
email: - peter.klepock@sympatico.ca - Posted 02 May 1999

Researching: MRAZIK, KOTES, KOVACK, JUSISHICA
Mrazik, Kotes, Kovack and Jurishica. Searching for information on Pavel and Elizabeth (nee Kovack) Mrazik and son Stefan born April 6, 1889 in Brezovan and Stefan's wife, Mary Maria Kotes born January 30, 1896 in Bratislava (daughter of Joseph Kotes and Julia (nee Jurishica).
email: Robert J. Mrazik - rjmrazik@email.msn.com - Posted 02 May 1999

Researching: BLANDA, JAYKO, JAJKO
Trying to locate info on Blanda and Jayko or Jajko who came from Lenartov.
email: - dian34@juno.com - Posted 02 May 1999

Researching: MERGL, MOROVCSIK
George Mergl and Mary Morovcsik. My grandfather George Mergl was born in Paripas, now Ratkovo, on February 19, 1886. He was married to Mary Morovcsik, who was born August 21, 1890 in Komorom, unsure of current area. My grandfather was in the calvary in the army special guard. They immigrated to NYC in 1906. I am interested in finding out any information regarding my relatives. Thank you.
email: ChampNrse@email.msn.com - ChampNurse@msn.com - Posted 02 May 1999

Researching: URBAN, VIROSZTEC, SZIGETI
Please be so kind to contact me if you have knowledge of Ferenc Urban and/or Maria Virosztec who were a married couple living in or around Budapest, Hungary, in the early l900's. They had a daughter Valeria who was married to Rezco Szigeti. He died in l921 at the age of 38. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. In addition, I would be happy to share what information I have gathered on the Szigeti family. Thank you for your help.
email: Carol Boyer - gboyer@sprynet.com - Posted 01 May 1999

Researching: PAISTELYAK, MATOLAS
Paistelyak and Matolas from Voshorod I want love to know if there are any of my relatives left in Voshorod. How would I go about to find out?
email: - Irenemat@AOL.com - Posted 01 May 1999

Researching: LISY, LISI
I am searching for any relatives of Franz Lisy, born in Pilsen or Pliskov, appx 1860's. The name could be Lisi, but was spelled Lisy upon arrival to America. Arrived with a sister, but do not know her name. Frank Lisy married Mary (don't know maiden name or year of marriage) and had 5 children. Lived in Hahntown, Pennsylvania until death in mid-late 50's.
email: Sharon Harris - SHARRIS@comregaf.state.ak.us - Posted 01 May 1999

Researching:
My grandmother was born 26 February 1906 in Podbrezova, Valasks, Czechoslovakia. Her maiden name was helen Lapikas. We are trying to find family in the area.
email: Helene Wright - TOMMYWRIGHT@worldnet.att.net - Posted 01 May 1999

Researching: GUBA, PLEVETSKY
Looking for any information on the family name Guba from Nagy Ida (now Velka Ida, Slovakia). My great-grandmother, Mari Guba was born May 5, 1891; parents Anna and Miklos Guba. Anna and Miklos had two other children, Andras and Ferenz. Mari married Stephen Plevetsky on June 27, 1910 and emigrated to the USA in the fall of 1914. They settled in PA. It is believed that Andras or Ferenz emigrated to Canada.
email: Michelle - misha_08810@yahoo.com - Posted 01 May 1999

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