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Re: Verona K. Bezdicek

AHEGBERG — 2011-08-11 08:51:08Z

I KNOW VERONA BEZDICEK WHO MARRIED BUD HARTNECK. IN JACKSON COUNTY. THEY LIVED IN LAKEFIELD MINNESOTA. VERONA STAYED IN JACKSON COUNTY.LAKEFIELD THE CITY NEXT TO WINDOM . IM GRANDSON of them.

Re: Verona K. Bezdicek

JPPAV — 2008-02-13 20:01:19Z

MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS FANNY BEZDICHEK FROM CHATFIELD MINNESOTA PHILMORE COUNTY SHE HAD A MOTHER HERE AND A SISTER WHO MARRIED A JOHN SHADA

Re: Bezdicek

suga95 — 2007-10-01 05:47:40Z

My grandmother, Martha Bezdicek, was born in North Dakota on October 2, 1924. She married my grandfather Clarence "Bud" W. Roswall and gave birth to my mother in Alaska on September 26, 1948. My grandmother also had a sister named Sylvia Bezdicek, who later became Sylvia Hudson. She was born in North Dakota on September 6, 1923.

Please email if you have any information about my grandmother or her sister. suga95@hotmail.com

Regards,

Sheri

Verona K. Bezdicek

2005-11-10 17:25:30Z

Am looking for information on her family. She married Clarence "Bud" Hartneck probably in Jackson County, Minnesota. Please email me at WJWE@aol.com

Re: Bezdecheck

rjdys_1 — 2005-07-11 17:19:39Z

I have been working on the Bezdicek family history and know that you worked with my uncle Lawrance on a lot of history. I would like to get together with you to update what I do not have.

Re: bezdicek

rjdys_1 — 2005-07-11 17:19:39Z

I have a large amount of information on the Bezdicek history.
Would like to hear from you. My mom was a bezdicek.

Re: bezdicek

2005-03-25 22:00:42Z

I'd love to hear from you. Please e-mail me at internetemail@frontiernet.net
Thanks!

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matelynsmom — 2004-04-07 01:27:07Z

Hi there! I, too, am researching the Bezdiceks. I am having a little difficulty, but have some information. I would like to hear from you and what you have to say!
I look forward to hearing from you! Angela

Re: Bezdecheck

2003-03-08 19:36:29Z

hi,
my i am come frome germany. my ancestors came from czechoslovakia. my homepage: http://www.beepworld.de/members6/bezdicek

sincerely enrico

Re: Bezdecheck

2002-06-12 20:45:31Z

Hi, I'm Leta's dang brother. Bert is right about the spelling, although Pezdicek shows how names can evolve. A Czech acquaintance told me that in Prague the name Bezdicek is as common as Smith here in the US. It means Bez of Czech.

In the sixties our family attended a Bezdecheck reunion, held in LA. As I remember, almost all attendees were women who had adopted their spouse's usually anglo name.

I think our turn of the century ancestor was illiterate and the spelling Bezdecheck is a phonetic derivation copied down by an Ellis Island clerk. It stuck. We are Bezdiceks all the same.

I Hope this helps.

Bezdicek

Evelyn_Stroh — 2001-06-23 19:01:33Z

My grandfather, John Bezdicek, was born in Russia on Dec 8, 1862 His parents we don't know there names came from we think Hradec, Czechoslovakia from a province in Czechoslovakia 50 to 70 miles east of Prague His parents moved to the Czechohrad Province of Tauria (100 Miles north east of Crimea) Russia in 1861
He married Mary (maria) Dovark in 1889 Two sons were born in russia and they came to america on Nov 14, 1898 on the ship "S.S.Pretoria" then on to North Dakota
them three more sons were born to them Wondering if you have any information from russia or Czechoslovakia about the Bezdicek
thank you

surname

2001-04-23 09:47:56Z

Hi!I am from Maribor, Slowenia. I found some Bezdiceks also in Austria and Germany. In Slowenia we are yust a few on the Austrian border.

Bezdicek

2000-12-17 18:33:29Z

My last name is Bezdicek, and I was wondering if anyone knew the origin of the name? Need to know as soon as possible.

Bezdecheck

2000-02-04 18:59:53Z

My parents came over from czech in 1902. We were taught to pronounce our Bezdicek name
bezdicheck. The correct spelling I am almost sure is Bezdicek. They came from Prauge

Bezdecheck

2000-01-31 10:11:54Z

Hello! If you're a Bezdecheck (and not afraid to admit it) AND you're not one of my dang siblings then I'd love to hear from you. The spelling of our mutual last name seems to be a rather unusual and modern translation. I'm very interested in assertaining the earlier spelling so I can search farther back. Thanks, Leta B.