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Re: Moravia, Map, Books

Collene035 — 2009-05-08 03:56:02Z

So you want to play hard ball. You could have sent me an e-mail instead of playing games by attempting to embarrass me on this list. Ask kindly. I don't need you to do my research. What I did request was the return of the documents, slides and photos that were stolen by your family when our uncle died. And you promised to make amends and guess what. Nothing but lies. Once many years ago you were highly critical of your mother, (as you were last June) afraid that you were becoming like her - well You're there.
And since you are referring to the Hungarian info I've had it for months. It only takes time when one has the correct village(s). And a cousin is soon to visit the areas for me. Hope you had no problem finding the Moravia data. Films are there if you look hard enough.
Uncle Arthur guiding you. Say that to him when & if you ever make it to where he is. I'm sure that if your grandparents and your mother's aunts & uncles know what's going on down here then you and your other cousins are on their disgust list.
It's strange how you coupled with that cousin who perhaps did not tell you but told the other family members that she was sure that your mother played a key role in our uncle's demise. If you haven't heard it before, well ask the doctor. It was stupid, thoughtless comments that never stopped.
Piggybacked – it’s strange to read that from the woman who explores the internet taking as her own the research that I gave to distant cousins. Where would you be if not for my years of research? No one has done that extensive work in our family. No one has visited the home village 7 times, meeting cousins, sharing data and acquiring the many hundreds of photos and documents unknown to the family until I did the work. I love sharing and you could have had it all as I told the doctor – just be decent cousins and stop being so resentful of others. Stop lying to yourselves.
If you ever decide to furnish me with what is rightfully mine then make the move, if not let it end here. We'll see who or who is not favored when the time comes. Perhaps some of what is portrayed on Ghost Whisperer is true – it would be interesting.

Re: Moravia, Map, Books

Collene035 — 2009-05-08 02:17:29Z

Hey Charlie...
Piggy backing OUR research. If you had asked nicely we would have been more than happy to give you the information. I guess it was just UNCLE ARTHUR'S HAND GUIDING ME. Good luck finding those towns and the 19th century ancestors. I'm sure you will have no problem locating Cecilia, Janos, Teresia or Terezia. We found them no problem :)

Moravia, Map, Books

csherida_1 — 2009-02-06 19:44:00Z

Hi,

I can not locate the villages of a couple of mid 19th century ancestors. I'm looking for a map or a source that shows the variations and place name changes over the last 200 or so years.

All help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Charlie

Re: Guardado

fb4bc — 2007-12-23 22:07:15Z

Sounds great. I have recently found Peggy and she has helped quite a bit. I also have found the husband of a Herpers cousin that is aiding our search. I have sent an e-mai through the "contact this person" portion of this web-site. So you have an e-mail waiting for you there. It contains my e-mail address at the end of the body of the message. I look forward to talking with you. Florida sounds nice this time of year. My wife's sister lives in Westerville,OH and loves the cold weather. Have a great holiday.
Brian

Garcia / Guardado

fb4bc — 2007-12-23 15:38:04Z

frank71,
I have sent you an e-mail please check.

Re: Guardado

Franko71 — 2007-12-23 13:12:21Z

I was married to Bennie Guardado (deceased). We had 5 sons, Ramon, David, Louie, Jesse and Bennie. I have been to Donora many times. Of course I knew his father Louie. His wife died when Bennie was a baby. I have a picture of them together. He remarried Mabel. I also knew Uncle Bennie Garcia. He ran a bar in Donora, married late in life and had 3 children I remember, Bennie, Joey and Peggy. I am in Florida right now and all of my pictures etc. are in Ohio. Would like to stay in touch with you and perhaps when I get back there (hopefully this coming summer)I can come up with more things that might interest you.

Re: Umlauf family in Olmuetz (Olomouc), Moravia, Austria late 1800's

fb4bc — 2007-12-21 14:20:43Z

(actually hve info on Guardado line) Please contact have photo of Bennie Arthur's mother as a child.

Research RADENA family's

sibillejoelle — 2007-06-05 20:41:21Z

Am researching the following surnames : RADENA (and their family : SCEPELA, SCEPELA, ZATKO, KRCHO) Emmigrated to AMERICA between 1902 and 1922.
Their last residence was : AUSTRIA/HUNGARY : Town of CICMANY (near ZILINA, code area 041 in REP SLOVAK, now)
I have not been actual ship manifest to confirm dates of travel, but I found on : "List of passengers New York 1840-1957" : Maria RADENA born 1895 (CICMANY) with her 2 daughter (CH Maria and CH Anna born 1913 ,1915), came to USA (Detroit, MI, 3028 aveline ave, or 309 birth), by the ship : the majestic 1922,November,14.
If you know any information on my ancestor's RADENA, please, contact me.
Thank's you very much.
Joelle. e-mail : sibille.joelle@neuf.fr

Umlauf family in Olmuetz (Olomouc), Moravia, Austria late 1800's

vadissaga — 2007-03-18 14:05:36Z

I have the history of my family from about 1920 until after World War II. If anyone knows any family history please contact me. Eduard Umlauf died in 1914; he was a candy maker and had a store directly across from the Holy Trinity Column in the city square.

Umlauf family in Olmuetz (Olomouc), Moravia, Austria late 1800's

vadissaga — 2007-03-18 14:05:03Z

Re: SVEJDER/KULEC

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

http://mapy.atlas.cz for locating a town in Czech Republic
http://phone.quick.cz CZ's phone site

www.iarelative.com
www.csagsi.org
www.csgsi.org
www.ncsml.org
www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator
http://vivisimo.com
www.czech-genealogy.com
www.genea.cz

Re: SVEJDER/KULEC

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Rodne a Krestni jmeno : Surname and baptismal name of a child being baptized.
Marie Svedrova
otec / father Frantisek Svedr
Bilovicich : in Bilovice

I would like to see the document. Can you send it to my e-mail address? Just click on my name in the post to see the e-mail address.

Re: Fabik, Brosch, Hlavsa, Toberman, Kubat. Siman

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Not researching this names.
There are names that can be found in Poland, Slovak Republic, Slovenia etc.

http://mapy.atlas.cz for locating a town in CZ
http://phone.quick.cz CZ's phone site
www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator
http://vivisimo.com
www.iarelative.com
www.csagsi.org
www.cgsi.org
www.ncsml.org
www.slovaklinks.com

Valigura in Novy Hrozenkov, CZ

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Evelyn

we have communicated before.
The name of a town is Novy Hrozenkov where the name VALIGURA exists.
http://mapy.atlas.cz for location of a town
http://phone.quick.cz CZ's phone book

You want to connect with the distant relatives in Novy Hrozenkov? I would recommend that you send them a letter with family information with your e-mail address and a photo of your ancestor, if at all possible, for that extra visual aid.

For any ancestral information you would have to contact the archive for this region or hire a researcher to do the search.
www.genea.cz
www.centroconsult.sk

Surname ROZNOVSKY lists in this Zlinsky region but not in Novy Hrozenkov. North from Novy Hrozenkov is a town named Roznov pod Radhostem. The SKY would suggest that the name originates from a town by that name but not that you would find that name now in that town.

www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator
http://vivisimo.com

Re: Searching for information on Valiguras in Moravia/Bohemia

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Evelyn

in my previous post I mentioned that WE corresponded. I was wrong. I corresponded with someone who was researching the surname VALIGURA and I presumed it was you.
You should be able to locate her post on Bohemia board. Her name is Cindy Flowers.

Re: KUNZ - Vizovice Moravia to Galveston TX

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Lana

You might have to hire a researcher in CZ to go to the archive for you or you go there yourself.
Some researchers are mentioned in this website :
www.centroconsult.sk

http://mapy.atlas.cz for locating a town in CZ
http://phone.quick.cz CZ's phone site
Surname KUNZ lists in Zlin region / Zlinsky obvod but not in Vizovice's phone book.

www.iarelative.com
www.csagsi.org
www.ncsml.org
www.cgsi.org
http://mesta.obce.cz
www.genealogienetz.de/reg

Re: KUNZ - Vizovice Moravia to Galveston TX

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Lana

I was going to connect you with the person that posted on Genforum with Vizovice and it turns out to be you. You did not forget about your post there ?

The more information you put down, the less money it will cost you. You do need to specify what you want and how much is your limit.

http://mapy.atlas.cz
http://mesta.obce.cz/index.asp
Do check out all the websites that I listed. There should be something of useful information in all of them.

Re: KUNZ - Vizovice Moravia to Galveston TX

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Lana

Just because there is no phone listing in the town of Vizovice does not mean that your ancestors were not from there. Some people do not have phone, some had it disconnected and have a cell phone. The young generation moved to where the jobs were The town of Zlin is West of Vizovice about 10 km apart. You did read that there is a Machacek listing in Vizovice's phone book?
I do not recommend phoning. It is much better to send a letter with family information, do include your e-mail and a photo of your ancestor for that extra visual aid.

Re: Jan Baron of Halenkov, Moravia 1870s

2006-02-10 15:03:26Z

Bob,

my name is Martin Pytr, I live in Czech Repulic, at Morkov, no so far from Hovezi.
I am a full-time genealogical researcher and if you wish, I can do researching for your ancestors. I started my business 5 years ago and searched for tens of Czechoamerican clients, already. I am ready to check church vital records (birth, wedding, death) of Hovezi, stored in Regional Archive at Opava.
If you will find this idea interesting, let me know, please.

Martin Pytr, CZ

Langers in Lipa, Moravia

2004-06-13 16:12:35Z

Looking for information on Josef Langer, House 27, Lipa, Moravia. He resided there from 1908 - 1911, at least. He would be my great grandfather and lived there all his life, I believe. Any information appreciated.

Re: Frantiska Chlud/Viktorie Slavikovy

2002-04-12 16:12:25Z

I do humbly apologize. My reasons for including the comments about my knowledge of Czech and German were not intended to slight you. The reason for including them is to let you know that I am not just guessing. I wanted to let you know what I know and validate some of what I have said. I have seen other postings, where the individuals had no knowledege and did just guess. I should have made a note about my reason for including the comment. I was afraid that it might be taken that way.

I really do appreciate your help!

Re: Frantiska Chlud/Viktorie Slavikovy

2002-04-12 15:19:47Z

Such being the case that the document is in Czech language than yes the Czech grammar was used and that is where it comes to confusion since in English grammar the " 's " is used and in Czech and Slovak the ending changes.

Re: Dlabaj-Dlabay

makz3d — 2003-11-08 03:19:55Z

Ruthie,

I'm Cindy's cousin. She may not know about your message because she has a new email.

Is your grandfather Rudolph Frank Filip, Jr and grandmother Nora Ball?

If so, please email me. Click on my name to get my email addy. Clicking on my name will also show the messages I've posted in the past. Scroll down to messages I've posted for the Filip name for information on Rudolph's father if Nora is your grandmother.

Kathy Dlabay Makiewicz

Re: Dlabaj-Dlabay

hrmartin — 2003-08-09 14:21:59Z

My Daddy was Evert Lee Fillip, everyone called him Phil and his father was Rudolph Fillip. They lived in Texas City. I remember having an Aunt Annie. I think my aunt Annie was from LaMarque but I am not sure. I didn't know any of my grandfather's brother's or sisters except for my aunt Annie. I think there was a Frank Fillip in the family but I am not sure how related to my grandfather. My daddy had brother's and sister's George, Bill, Dale, Annie, Lorena, Tootsie, Maude. They also had a younger brother that died young resulted from being burned. My daddy was born in Kenedy, Tx. I do remember my grandfather saying that we were kin to all the ones that spelled Fillip like us. Let me know if we are in the same family.

The Kristen family in Pozorzi, Moravia

W_Kristen — 2002-07-21 12:36:48Z

My great Aunt Maria was born in Posorzi in 1845 and her brother ricard in 1850. she had other Brothers and sisters. She became a Nun in the "Toechter des gottlichen heilandes" in Vienna. Her brother ricard and his brother left there for America in 1870. I am looking for the rest of the family. This was in the diocese of Brno. She made her vows as sister Anselmain 1869. I have her picture which was made in 1869 and a note to her brothers as they left for America. I would appreciate any information ;on the family--if any are left there or what.
thank You.

MORAVIA AUSTRIA need KOKES KERNDL OSTATEK also Vienna (Kokes)

harrellgl — 2002-02-15 15:12:40Z

FRANZ KOKES b 1839, wife MARIA KERNDL b. 1845, her parents VINCENZ KERNDL AND FRANZISKA OSTATEK. looking for parents of Franz Kokes and Vincent Kerndl and Franziska Ostatek. Franz Kokes and wife had a son Adolf Jacob Kokes born in Vienna. thanks for a reply. email is: harrellgl@netscape.net

Re: Frantiska Chlud/Viktorie Slavikovy