Javorsky - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Javorsky of Cleveland

Ncneely — 2007-03-13 15:21:15Z

What are your parents and grandparents names?

Re: Javorsky

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Mary

just curious, what sort of spelling is or how do you pronounce Je'Nca? Should it be Jenc'a ?
Do not overlook the Hungarian/Magyar spelling for Jenc'a which would be Jencsa and still pronounced the same way as Yencha in English.

JAVORSKY and JENC'A in existance in Slovak Republic.
www.zoznamst.sk

Did you locate a name of a town for either of them?

Re: Javorsky of Klatovy

WendyDonzella — 2005-10-16 06:31:06Z

Check US Census
1870 - Saline County, Nebraska (Albert and Ann with children Josephine, Frank, Joseph all from Bohemia)

1880 - Saline County, Nebraska (Albert and Anna with children Frank and Joseph and a servant all from Bohemia)

1900 - Saline County, Nebraska (Albert widower living next to son Frank and his family)

Sgt. Steve H. JAVORSKY, WW II

miyukichan0987 — 2004-11-23 16:31:41Z

Please see the post http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...
under Military WW II General for the entire post from this magazine.

Extracted from the WW II magazine "Field Artillery Journal" December 1944 Issue:

SILVER STAR
Sgt. Steve H. JAVORSKY, for playing a large part in repulsing and enemy attack...802 Franklin St, Youngstown, OH

Re: Javorsky

MaryCWydock — 2004-09-16 20:27:59Z

Curious, did Mary Jenca have a brother?

I am looking for information on Ignatz Je'Nca b. circa 1866 in Hungary immigrated in 1901 to Pennsylvania. His wifes name was Susan _______

surname variations: Yencha-Yenshaw. Some of their great-grandchildren have the surname Yenshaw.

Thanks for anything you might have, or just your time for reading! Good Luck to you!

Re: Javorsky of Cleveland

2004-05-04 10:16:09Z

My name is Tomasz Hatalak from POLAND
Maby we are famyly?
sorry for my language..

Re: Javorsky of Cleveland

2004-05-04 10:16:08Z

My name is Tomasz Hatalak from POLAND
Maby we are famyly?
sorry for my language..

Re: Javorsky/JeNca

2004-01-23 13:40:21Z

Hi Mary,
My grandmother's name was Mary Jenca. Pronounced with accent on the first syllable. The town they were from was Presov, Slovakia. I have been there and been in contact with her brother Andrew's family. It would be curious if there was a connection somewhere. As I understand it, at the time (1900-1913) most people considered themselves more or less Hungarian due to the influence of the Austro/Hungarian empire at the time. when my grandmother was in school they only spoke Slovak at home. Hungarian was the language in school. Adios for now, Andy

Re: Je'Nca

2004-01-20 13:11:09Z

Hi Mary,
Thanks for the reply. Sadly, I don't believe there is a connection. Mary was born over here in the U.S. in 1900 (her parents were Paul and Theresa) but the family moved back to Slovakia. I know she had at least one brother Andrew, (Andre) and at least one sister Anna. Mary and Anna both returned back to the U.S. between 1918 and 1925.
Good luck in your search and thanks again for the query!
Andy

Re: Javorsky of Klatovy

spanishrose21 — 2003-11-28 12:16:02Z

I am also looking for a John, maybe Ioan, Javorsky. He would
be my paternal great-grandfather. From what I understand, my ancestor relocted from Slovakia to the U.S.A. If you have
any questions, contact me at spanishrose21@msn.com.

Javorsky

AttyAJONeill — 2003-09-04 20:43:39Z

Looking for information on a Gus/Gustav/August Javorsky. Last known in the Cleveland, Ohio or New York city area circa 1933. He was born circa 1890 and had a daughter, Elizabeth, born in Cleveland in 1928. He may or may not have been married to her mother, Mary Jenca.
He was a butcher for the Krauzer company.

Javorsky of Cleveland

Ncneely — 2003-04-09 20:28:19Z

Looking for family of the Anthony Javorsky originally of Kiev or Minsk, poss. came to Baltimore MY in 1909. Wed to "Pauline" Pelagia Marie Tkacz in Cleveland Ohio and raised family there. Pauline had family living in Sanok Rzeszow Poland after WW2...Hatalak, Szezurko. Would be thankfull for any information.

Javorsky from Bohemia to Wisconsin

2002-08-04 21:41:19Z

Looking for the Javorsky family that settled in Atigo and Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Javorsky of Klatovy

2000-09-30 19:23:34Z

Searching for Albert and Anna Javorsky of Klatovy, Bohemia and their descendents. They had a son Kaspar(born 1876--he married Mary Maxa in 1900), John (no information), Emily (married Joseph Suchy 1913), and Catherine (married Pekar/Baker). Please email CrzyQultr@aol.com with information.