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Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

nbajcar — 2012-11-28 10:15:31Z

Robert Bajcar just passed away at age of 83, However his father or mother was from Abraham in Slovakia. His aunt and maybe others emigrated to Ohio before that WWII. I remember her when she visited Slovakia in 1960's and remember name Bobko.

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

eduardobaiczar — 2011-07-24 16:28:14Z

quero saber se tenho descendência com voces

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

eduardobaiczar — 2011-07-24 16:19:52Z

quero saber se tenho descendência com voces

Re: Bajcar

kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-14 03:32:30Z

Thanks for the information. I will try to find out more myself. The names you provided sound familiar but they may also be popular names.

Karen

Re: Bajcar

kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-14 03:31:29Z

Thanks for the inforamtion. I will try to find out more myself. The names you provided sound familiar but they may also be popular names.

Karen

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kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-14 03:29:35Z

I will ask my mother if she can give me more information and names. If not, I will find the documents with the names of my relatives in Czechoslovakia who I visited and see if they can provide more information.

Do you have any additional information to share? Feel welcome to contact me at kmgogetter1@msn.com

Karen

Re: bajcar

ccimilluca — 2010-05-13 23:47:49Z

Thank you for the information, that's so interesting. I wonder perhaps if they were related to my great-grandparents who came here around 1910/11. Bajcar is not a common name.

Re: Bajcar

ccimilluca — 2010-05-13 23:27:04Z

Hi, in around 1910 my grandmother, my mother's mother, and her family, Bajcar, came from Bratislawa, which is now in Slovakia. At the time it was considered part of Austria-Hungary. Bajcar doesn't appear to be a common name, so perhaps our ancestors are related back in Bratislawa. My great-grandfather was named Vincent Bajcar and his wife was Elizabeth Bajcar and they had four children, one of whom was my grandmother Anna Bajcar and her brother Francis, sister Veronica, and brother Vincent who died when he was perhaps 18 to 21. I haven't been able to get too much more information because none of the Bajcars are alive, and Francis did not have any children.

Re: Bajcar

kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-13 21:36:09Z

Hi Ray,(See my previous 2 comments May 13, 2010)

My uncle Victor Bajcar (born in Ohio) stayed in Hawaii after WWII and married a native woman. What information do you have about them and are your ancestors from Czechoslovakia?

Karen

Re: bajcar

kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-13 20:58:22Z

Hi - (See also my reply on May 13, 2010)

My grandfather and grandmother came from Abraham, Czechoslovakia, which is not far from Bratislawa. My grandparents, Joseph and Maria, came to the USA before WWI also through New York around the same time as yours did. My Grandfather (Joseph) had 5 children: Anna, Marjorie, John Stephan(my father), Joseph, and Victor. My father (John) and mother had eleven children which I am one of.

I will ask my mother and aunt Marjorie if they know Elizabeter or Anna.

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

kmgogetter1 — 2010-05-13 20:30:00Z

I do not know of a Robert. However, my maiden name is Bajcar. My father's first name was John (WWII), my grandfather's was Joseph (WWI), my uncle's was Joe (WWII), and my other uncle was Victor (WWII). All are deceased now but had the unusual name of Bajcar. My grandfather, Joseph, and grandmother, Maria, immigrated to the USA before World War I. I grew up in Ohio and visited relatives in Abraham, Czechoslovakia around 1987 after writing to them from an address I have from an old letter.

Look forward to hearing back from you.

Re: Mihalik

betkotoriy — 2009-01-22 12:12:07Z

Sorry no John or Sally.

Re: Mihalik

headbanger1986 — 2009-01-18 17:20:18Z

is your dads name john and mom sally? aloha bro

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

mackpl1 — 2008-02-06 14:43:15Z

Marek is right, my great grandfather was from Lwow(Lviv, now Ukraine), and as far as I know there are some ppl in Ukraine with this name. And like he said, there is about 200 ppl in Poland with this name.

Regards

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

MarekBajcar — 2007-11-02 10:11:48Z

It appears that Bajcar surname comes from middle east Europe. In my country (Poland) there are about 180 poeple named Bajcar.

Bajcar, Balzar

jsadler56 — 2006-03-05 23:28:41Z

Looking for any information on brother of G-Mother -- Paul Gustav Bajcar (DOB 7-7-1887 Modra SLovakia) to USA through Ellis Island 12-23-1904 to Chicago to step-father Stefan Abel with mother, Susanna Abel.

bajcar

CaroleCimilluca — 2005-10-19 18:23:26Z

my grandmother, Anna, and her family came to the U.S., New York City, in 1910, and their last name was Bajcar. They came from Bratislawa in Slovakia. Her mother was named Elizabeth. do you have any other information about the Bajcar family?

Re: Bajcar

CaroleCimilluca — 2005-10-19 18:23:26Z

Hi, the farthest I go back is my mother's grandfather, my great-grandfather, who was Vincent Bajcar who may have been born in about 1880 or a little after that, born in Slovakia. I don't know who his parents were. perhaps there is a connection because Bajcar is not a common name. unfortunately, there is no one left here who has any more information. thank you for your info.

Re: Bajcar

CaroleCimilluca — 2005-10-19 18:23:26Z

have fun! and good luck in making connections. hope to some day get there myself.

Re: Bajcar

CaroleCimilluca — 2005-10-19 18:23:26Z

it's interesting that you mentioned about finding the Bajcar name in Poland with Ukrainian ancestry. my mother's mother's last name was Bajcar and she was born in Bratislawa (at the time in Austria-Hungary) but which is now in Slovakia, bordering on Hungary. there are many Hungarian names using the "car" at the end. so I always thought that the Bajcars were definitely from the Slovakia/Hungary area.

Re: great grandparents

2005-05-28 21:15:31Z

Kathy, Would it be possible to view a copy of your family tree? It is possible that we are related but will have to check names to be certain. Also if you are in contact with Schan, please have her contact me also. Her email address does not work for me. Thanks Irene

Re: Bajcar

2005-04-16 17:21:25Z

Well, my great grand father was from Lwow(Lviv, western Ukraine), and this area at the time was also part of Austria-Hungary(before 1918, after 1918 it was Poland)[he was native Ukrainian].

Anyway, I was suprised that I found many of Bajcar's in Slovakia. Ive always thought this is an Ukrainian origin name, but it seems I could be wrong. Well, from what I know, in Lviv still live ppl with this name(I dont know exact number)...

So, the key word in our discussion is "migration", I think many Slovaks(or maybe Hungarians as you thinks) were looking for new job etc., and they''ve moved from Slovakia(Hun.) to Poland, Ukraine etc...anyway, If you have Bajcar last name, it doesn't meant you are Slovakian origin...or only Slovakian;-)

PS
Im 1/8 Slovakia, coz my great grand mother was from Slovakia...but she wasn't one of "Bajcar clan" members;-)

Regards
Mack

Re: Bajcar

2005-04-16 11:28:29Z

Have fun ! I've never been in Slovakia, but I hope you'll spend great time there.

Regards
Mack

Re: Bajcar

jsadler56 — 2005-04-16 01:38:09Z

Thank you for responding. My supervisor, who is Polish by ancestry, informed me of the correct pronounciation. My grandmother used "Balzar" as her family name in the US. I did find relatives in Slovakia and will be visiting them this summer.

Re: Bajcar

2005-04-15 14:44:31Z

Hi. You are right, Bajcar is not common name. Im Polish, and less then 200 people here in Poland have this last name. Anyway, many people with this name in Poland, have some Ukrainian ancestors, for example my great grandfather was Ukrainian. I find it interesting that many Bajcar's lives in Slovakia also.

BTW
I wonder how Americans pronounce this name?Correct version should sounds like "Bay-tzar", I hope you pronounce that this way;-)

PS
I hope you will find some relatives in Slovakia.

PSS
sorry for my broken English:-)

Regards
Maciej

Re: Great Grand Parents

jsadler56 — 2005-03-25 21:11:30Z

Trying to get message to Schan to check Bajcar family connections. Note my message on Bajcar board on March 24, 2005 please.

Re: Bajcar

jsadler56 — 2005-03-25 03:33:32Z

Thanks. I'm traveling to Slovakia this summer and am trying to find all connections.

Re: Bajcar

jsadler56 — 2005-03-24 23:34:57Z

My great-grandfather, Thomas Bajcar (1848-1897?) was from Vbrove, Slovakia had brothers Jan, and Martin, and sister Katarina. His parents were Stefan Bajcar and Anna Kuterka. Any connections?

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

jsadler56 — 2004-11-18 13:10:24Z

My grandmother said she was German and many people have offered that the name "Bajcar", "Baiczar", or "Beizar" are German. I hope this helps.

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2004-11-12 23:16:35Z

The Bajtsar last name is the way my family pronounced it in Slovakia where they were from. I would imagine you wouldn't be too far from there. It was Austria-Hungary way back which may have encompassed a larger area that could have included the Ukraine. Our family pronounced it like Bite-Zar.

Re: Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

2004-11-10 18:55:46Z

What is the origins of my surname BAJTSAR? I'm from Ukraine. HELP JUDY!!!

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2004-11-10 18:54:03Z

What is the origins of my surname BAJTSAR? I'm from Ukraine. HELP!!!

Bajcar, Baiczar, Beizar

jsadler56 — 2004-09-18 00:53:49Z

Hello,
Does anyone have information about Thomas Bajcar (Slovak spelling), Baiczar (German spelling), Beizar (who knows??) from Modra, Slovakia -- he was my grandmother Irene's father. Her mother was Susanna (Zusanny) Gschwandtner also of Modra. My grandmother and mother came to the US in the early 1900's and settled in Chicago. I'm looking to locate possible brothers/sisters and/or other family of my Grandmother and her parents.
Thanks to whomever can provide help.

Judy

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

lookingforlink — 2004-06-30 15:47:21Z

Where are you from and where are they from? Also check Baycar with a "Y". In our family each different midwife wrote up the name different.

Re: Bajcar

2004-04-06 15:27:18Z

Apparently Stephan and Suzanna are very popular names over there. It also seems like Mihalik and Bajcar are pretty common names also. Probably somewhere way back they are all related...I wouldn't be surprised.

:-)

Kathy

Re: Bajcar

2004-04-06 15:14:12Z

Kathy,

Hello again, I am afraid that I have come to the conclusion that there were two almost identical families in two different places at the same time. Your Stefan Bajcar and Suzanna Michalec of New York and my Stefan and Suzanna of Chicago Illinios. My family only had two children "Sue and Stefan" of which my husband is a decendant of Sue. At one time I thought that they were one in the same but family notes on my family don't match with yours. However, I am sure that we are probably related somewhere back in the old country. My Bajcars are from Vrbove Czechoslovakia, and our Michalecs are from Myjava Rudnick, Czechoslovakia.

Schan

Re: Bajcar

2004-04-06 14:53:53Z

Really? I don't go back very far...just to my great grandparents which I just got information from the church in NY. I would love to know more. Where are we connected? Are there more Bajcar brothers or sisters I don't know about?

Kathy

Re: Great Grand Parents

IreneClement — 2004-03-20 19:10:44Z

Ray, when were your grandpaarents born approximately and where?

Re: Great Grand Parents

sw357aolcom — 2004-03-20 01:53:08Z

Hello!

We are related through "Sue", I have a photo of her with her husband on their wedding day. I would love to have a copy of your photo if you wouldn't mind to add to the tree I am putting together for our son and for our family as well. Please email me at: sw357@aol.com.

Schan

Re: Bajcar

sw357aolcom — 2004-03-20 01:43:31Z

Hello,

It appears that our family is related to yours distantly, I would love to share information.

sw357@aol.com

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2003-03-15 02:59:18Z

Hello, is this Ziggy Iskierski (Winnipeg)....cousin of Steve Iskierski? This is Anita..Steve's daughter. Just wanted to say hello to everyone if this is you. I left my email incase anyone wants to get back to me. Can you give it to Jennifer. Thanks, buh bye.

zuzana

betkotoriy — 2002-05-08 01:00:48Z

My great grandfathers name was stephan mihalik. He later married a Zuzana (susan) She was married before and had a son I do not know his last name could we be talking about the same people?

your my cousin

belondonoghue — 2002-04-27 18:09:02Z

Carole, i do not know if u r going to read this, my dad is Bobby Belon. My grandfather was Milan Belon sometimes known as Milton Belon, his brothers were Steve Bellon and Andrew Bellon. Andrew was married to Anna. Andrew died on October 30, 1985 and Anna died 2 weeks later on November 16, 1985. I think u r my cousin. Email me at blueyes1127@cs.com

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2002-02-06 11:41:48Z

sorry, i dont

Re: Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2002-02-06 03:48:50Z

My Great Grandmother on my fathers side was Anastazja BAJCAR and was married to Blazej ISKIERSKI.

Do you know anything about Anastazja or Blazej ISKIERSKI?

Zyg

Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)

2002-02-03 03:28:58Z

Does anybody know of robert bajcar (my grand father)?? i dont know if some of you are related to me in a close way. im the son of patrick bajcar and Jana Lazor. if you are email me at happyapathy@hotmail.com. this is really neat

Bajcar

IClement0906 — 2001-06-30 16:21:32Z

What nationality is Bajcar? Was Stephen married in the United States or Europe? You mentioned name change..what was it changed from? I have a Balzer in my family and the spelling (handwritten) looks like Bajcar.

Bajcar

lookingforlink — 2001-06-26 22:01:21Z

The Bajcar we have in our family was Slovak...Austria-Hungary way back when they came over here on the boat. This is what I have: Katarina and Stefan Mihalik, from Nitra, Czechoslovakia had three daughters,Katherine, Elizabeth and Zuzanna Mihalik.

Anna(Baran) and Stefan Baitzar(I think that's how it's spelled, but it turned Bajcar over here) had two sons: Stefan and Jan(turned John over here). They were from Krajne, Kostolne, Czechoslovakia, near Bratistava. Steven and John came over here on the boat also.

Steven Bajcar married Suzanna Mihalik 9-19-09 and had 10 children, 3 whom are still living. I am the offspring of one of the deceased but am always looking for information on our family. It was nice to see our name posted.

Bajcars

lookingforlink — 2001-06-26 22:01:21Z

Ahhhhhh, now I know who you are! I knew the Ray Bajcar that lived here in NY(Steve's son).

Are you digging around the tree? I have just started again and want to update the Bajcars again. Did you ever get a copy of the last family tree? I thought someone sent you one.

My e mail is theschnoz@excite.com if you want to write to me.

Kathy
daughter of Emily

P.S. Irene's daughter, Lois, is getting married in 3 weeks.

great grandparents

lookingforlink — 2001-06-26 22:01:21Z

I am Emily's kid. Aunt Jo just died two years ago and her husband just recently died(about 2 weeks ago).

The last family tree was one that I did and it was from 1993. I'll have to send you a copy and another when it's updated which I'm hoping to do this year.

We are really in need of a family reunion again. There are alot of old folk that want to see each other again. The last reunion was 1993 also. It's time...

Kathy