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Re: Looking for the origins of the "Mucha" family, "DeMucha" family and "De Mucha" family...

Revuelta — 2009-10-11 10:28:52Z

Santander (España), 11 de Octubre del 2009

Estimado Mauricio:

Es posible que disponga de información sobre la familia MUCHA-GARMENDIA. Si está Vd. interesado, le ruego se dirija directamente a: fvuelta@eresmas.com. Saludos,

Fernando Revuelta

Gerlinger family in Amstetten Austria

hkiefner_ — 2009-07-23 17:46:54Z

Looking for any information on a Pauline Gerlinger.. She is my husband's grandmother.
Pauline Gerlinger was born in Austria(possibly Amstetten) in 1892. she came to the USA in May of 1908 on a ship from Hamburg. She later married a Leopold Kiefner who was also from Austria. He was born in 1881.
Any info/leads/sources would be greatly appreciated.
thank you,
Hays Kiefner

Re:Mucha, Kabala, Urbanski

ZlaticaBeca — 2008-04-23 12:47:53Z

Michelle

Few sites:
www.rootsweb.com/~polwgw/index.html
www.halgal.com
http://maxpages.com/poland
http://genforum.com
www.kuijsten.de/navigator
Need to find the ancestral village in US documents.
www.ellisislandrecords.org

Muha

mirkak1 — 2008-04-19 20:22:25Z

Mauricio..
in Lokev village is stil inn and surname Muha in this hause.Čebulj isn"t surname in Lokev village any more.
Greting from Slovenia.
Mira

Muha

mirkak1 — 2008-04-19 20:19:08Z

Mauricio..
in Lokev village is stil inn and surname Muha in this hause.Čebulj isn"t surname in Lokev village any more.
Greting from Slovenia.
Mira

MUHA

mirkak1 — 2008-04-19 20:09:48Z

Mauricio
Hello!In Lokev village is still inn and surname Muha in house of your ancestors.Čebulj isn"t surname in village Lokev any more.
Greting from Slovenia!
Mira

Re: Anton and Barbara (Moucha/Mucha) Rynda Czech ca, 1815

cindys2008fj — 2007-07-08 10:53:19Z

Did mary anna have any chilren or who did she married. And where did she last lived at. Where was her home?

Re: Re:Mucha

Janet_66 — 2007-04-22 04:14:53Z

Tiffany

Did you ever find a connection to a Rupert Mucha? He lived in Lincoln and Marathon Counties that I know of.

Rupert was an uncle to my great grandfather, Joseph Mucha.

Janet

Re: Harasim Mucha

StfPalumbo84 — 2007-04-08 18:28:07Z

Additional information for Harasim- Harasim and Anna Paraschuk were married in Schuykill Co., PA. They had 4 children there, John, Michael, Anna Christina and Stephen. They then moved to Hammond, IN c1913 and my grandmother, Pauline Helen was born in Hammond. The family remains in IN.

Anton and Barbara (Moucha/Mucha) Rynda Czech ca, 1815

jhanks33 — 2007-02-15 18:25:16Z

I am looking for any information on the fanilies of Anton Rynda and his wife Barbara Moucha. Barbara was either born in German or Krimlov, Bohemia. Anton was born in 1814 in either Vienna or Czech. Their children were Anton Jr. b. ca. 1840, Vencl Charles Anton b. Vienna, Austria on September 28, 1845, Mary Anna was born in Budejovice, Bohemia, on March 15, 1847, Albert A. was born in Velky-Zablata, Bohemia on March 24, 1849, and Francis/Frantisek T. was born in Velky-Zablata, Bohemia on December 2, 1853. They were all in Dubuque, Iowa by 1856.

I am alo looking for any information on the family of Thomas Maxa and Katerina Kucerova. Their known daughter Marie Maxova was born in Czech. in 1822. She married Frantisek Moravec, son of Ignac Moravec and Veronika Maxova b. in Trebon, Czechoslavakia ca. 1812. Their children were: Josephine b. in Bohemia, Czechoslavakia on February 2, 1846, Mary b. in Pisek Trebon, Bohemia, Czechoslavakia on June 8, 1850, Wencelaus b. in Bohemia, Czechoslavakia in 1847, Alzebeta b. in Chlum u Trebone, Jindrichuv Lutova, Czechoslavakia on May 2, 1855, Anna b. in Czechoslavakia in 1859. Frantisek and Marie were in Chicago by the mid 1860's. They eventually moved to Chicago.

Would appreciate any information on their Czech families.

Thank you.

Jean

Re: Mucha's in Indiania

kdanyiova — 2007-01-08 22:52:04Z

Dear Sir/Madam,
my name is Katerina Danyiova and I am a Czech citizen. My grandfather´s brother Michael Karchnak (or Michael Mucha) came from Slovakia (the town of Minovce in the Stropkov or Svidnik department). We was born probably in 1897-1906 and had four brothers and a sister. He emigrated to maybe Argentina or other state around 1930 and around 1956 he looked for our family in Slovakia via the Red Cross. By then our family had moved to the Czech part of ex-Czechoslovakia. Unfortunately, the information about his initiative didnn´t reach us. Today, our family would like to trace our ancestors who had moved to Argentina. I would therefore greatly appreciate if you could give us any information about him. Yours respectfully, Katerina Danyiova
kdanyiova@email.cz

Re: Looking for the origins of the "Mucha" family, "DeMucha" family and "De Mucha" family...

wlmoskal — 2006-12-06 02:59:33Z

Hi Mauricio,
by;http://www.familysearch.org/
I found;
Teresa <de Mucha> - International Genealogical Index / SE
Gender: Female Christening: 15 DEC 1841 Santa Maria, Amorebieta, Vizcaya, Spain
Therefore your roots probably are in Spain, not in Poland.
Cordially,
Wladyslaw

Anna Mucha , b. 1835 approx.

bellph — 2006-10-28 05:04:21Z

Anna married Andrew Platko.
One of their children's names were John.
They may have come from Zavada, Saris, Slovakia.

Re: Mucha

bellpa — 2006-10-28 01:39:10Z

Joanna,
Are my ancestors relatives of yours?

Anna Mucha and Andrew Platko are my Great Grandparents who were born about 1840-1842 in a town, possibly Zavada, Slovakia in the Carpathian Mountains which is less than 3 miles from the Poland border.

Their son John Platko born abt. 1860-1862 married Suzanna Stupak and they lived in Podpila, Slovakia which is three (3) miles from the Poland border.

The town of Podpila is disolved. My Platko relatives moved to Plavnica & Plavec, Slovakia. I found them in the year 2000 by going to the Slovak telephone directory.

Isabel
belpact@charter.net.

Looking for MUCHA in the 1700s in the Hereditry Lands of the Hapsburg and in Carniola

2006-08-18 21:05:04Z

Hi! i'm looking for the greatgranfather of my greatgranfather, he aparentely was born in 1758 in a place called Corgnale, wich now is in Slovenia and it's called Lokev, but at the time was part of the intendancy of Trieste that was part of the Hereditary Lands that belonged to the Hapsburg family...

His complete (and probably misspeled) name was Joahn Joseph María Wolfgang Mucha von Benistein Bolfienstein Hochenthal Rosenfeld Petazzi Heizi Visini und Montabello Edler von Sehwaifinuk Desdfoil Röm Reichs Priter Freyherr von Loque Prelose Rizmange stiack und San Abas
He was baptised in the church of St. Michael right there in Corgnale, but later in life he moved to Spain and in a letter to the spanish king he sais that he is part of a really importan family from Carniola...

I understand that from the part that sais "Edler" to the end they're all titles and from "Mucha" to "Montabello" are all his surnames...

a Mucha from Austria-Hungary

mauricioom — 2006-07-05 21:49:31Z

Hello I'm Mauricio Olivares, i'm doing a genealogic research on my family, this quest led me all the way to ends of the 18th Century Budapest, my search is for the family by the name Mucha principaly Wolfgang Mucha who was a mathematician, engeneer and militar.
he was appointed Artillery Lieutenant and later Colonel... he moved to spain on 1790 to work on the Royal Factories of La Cavada and Lierganes where he came to be the director, this factories where the ones that made the artillery and weapons of the major wars between the Netherlands, France, Germany, Belgum, England and Spain at the beginings of the 19th century. in Spain he achived "Capitán de Fragata" and "Capitán de Navío" which are the two most important ranks for a navy officer in that country.

You see the relevance of these men, and i hope you are willing to coopereate with this investigation.

Hoping to hear from you, Regards
Mauricio Olivares

Looking for the origins of the "Mucha" family, "DeMucha" family and "De Mucha" family...

mauricioom — 2006-07-05 21:49:31Z

Hi! I'm Mauricio, i live in México and i'm part of the "De Mucha" family, but i've been told that the family is the same, that it means "house fly" that the "De" was added by the church for its records, 'cause one of the memebers of the "Mucha" family got a nobelty title... but that's all i know..

Actually in spanish was translated to something like "De Mucza*" when it actually should sound like "De Muja" right?

I know my geneology up to my great-great-great-greatgrandfather called "Wolfang De Mucha Saenz" who married "Juana Francisca de Garmendia y Artusa" my guess is that this Wolfang guy on the first generations of "De Mucha"s in Spain but i'm not sure... I wanna know anything you have on this Family.... Please

NOTE: CZ its supposed to sound like CH in "choice" right?

New-Mucha Help, please read

michelleliden51 — 2006-05-17 07:16:29Z

Hi everyone.. I am interested in seeing if I am possibly related or if anyone knows anything. All that I have so far is this

I am Michelle Liden, My mom is Deborah Liden ( Maiden name Mucha) My grandparents are John Mucha and Virginia Kabala. They are in their mid-70's so they have a hard time remembering their grandparents'. From what I can tell My grandpa, John Mucha's parents were John Mucha, who had a brother Joseph Mucha. John Mucha was married to a Lottie Urbanski. As far as dates.. My great grandfather, John Mucha immigrated from Poland in 1909, his wife in 1904. From what I can tell, John Mucha was born in or around 1891. That is all I have and about as far as I can trace back. I know it's hard to understand all my jibber jabber lol.. but I would at least like to be able to find my great grandparents and their parents. We have a small family in Chicago that doesn't communicate very well.. and well my dad's family has his side traced back to the early 1700's. Come to find out we were royalty!!! I guess thats why I'm so interetsed. Anyways, If anyone has any info, please share sparklinstarsz888@comcast.net
Thanks,
Michelle

Re: Jan Mucha and wife Veruna Stancik from Leskovec, Moravia

2006-02-10 14:47:58Z

Nancy,

My name is Martin Pytr, I live in Czech Republic, at Morkov, nos so far from Leskovec.
I am full time researcher and if you wish I can do a genealogical researching for you. If you are interesting in the idea, let me know, please.

All the best,

Martin Pytr

Re: Re:Mucha

2006-01-27 16:07:13Z

I am a Mucha from Neenah and most of my family lives here in Neenah and the Fox Cities.

Re: Re:Mucha

2006-01-26 04:20:50Z

None of these names sound familiar.
My Mucha's lived in WI.....Tomahawk and Menasha areas.

Jan Mucha and wife Veruna Stancik from Leskovec, Moravia

2005-09-07 14:44:30Z

I am trying to locate descendents of Jan Mucha, born October 16, 1842 and Veruna Stancik, who were married in Leskovec and came to America in 1881. Jan's brother Martin and sister Katerina lived around the Taylor/Granger area, but I have no idea what happened to Jan and Veruna. Any help appreciated.

Re: Looking for the origins of the "Mucha" family, "DeMucha" family and "De Mucha" family...

2005-08-02 18:28:41Z

- "De" there is nobleman's prefix for same polish gentry
- Mucha : pronounce [moo : gha ], f.ex (buckin /gha/ m)
- Mucha : Coat of arms " Kiena"

Re: james, John, Joseph...

2005-06-25 00:06:30Z

My family and I currently live in Neenah. All of the Mucha's here are closely related to me. I was told when they first arrived, they came to Antigo but now, we all live in neenah.
If you know more I would like to here back from you!

Tiffany Mucha

To Mark Shak

2005-06-20 13:24:20Z

You told me that John and Joe were your great uncles, well if you have any info on them can you send it to me? John was my great grandfather and I would love to know more about him.

james, John, Joseph...

2005-04-21 15:12:26Z

I am looking for information on any Mucha's that came to Wisconsin from Planany, Bohemia. The year was 1905 and they came on the Keiser Wilhelm II.

Re: Mucha

2005-04-21 14:52:46Z

Hey. I was wondeing if you could tell me more about John and Joseph. They sound like people that are a part of my family.
Thank you.

Mike & Justyna Mucha Update

2004-12-24 00:55:36Z

Hello
Anyone with any info reguarding the messages I posted in Oct of 2003 can be replied to on this message so I will be notified of the message at my new e-mail address--or just e-mail me directly at acrusso11@verizon.net Thanks, Amy

Stanislaw Mucha

2004-12-20 19:37:16Z

searching for information on the above. ( my father) born in 1923 in Brzeziny in eastern Poland. I believe my grandfather's name was Antonio and my grandmother's name was Victoria. My father was one of seven children, I believe, with a brother named Adam. I have tried to find information on the family several times, but have drawn a blank. My father came to England after WW2, as a displaced person and although he died many years ago, I would love to know if any of his family are still alive. Should anyone have any relevant information, I would like to hear from you.

Michael & Justyna Salapata Mucha update

2003-10-03 02:05:25Z

Just since yesterday I have found out that Michael Mucha's parents names were George & Mary Olenick and that he was born in Ukraine and that Justyna's parents names were Harry & Katie Swatko Salapata. Any info on this family would be great. My e-mail address is amycrusso1@adelphia.net

Michael & Justina Salapata Mucha

2003-10-01 16:18:54Z

I am trying to research my Mucha heritage, but I only know that my greatgrandparents names were Michael (or Michal) Mucha (born in Europe and died in Trumbull County, OH around 1950). His wife was Justina Salapata (born in Europe June 3rd early 1900's and died in Niles, OH 1970) I believe Michael Mucha's mothers name was Katie Swatko. Michael and Justina had 5 children--John, Walter, Ann, Catherine, and Mike. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated! My e-mail address is amycrusso@adelphia.net

www.stefanmucha.com

2003-04-04 15:27:36Z

www.stefanmucha.com
Searching for MUCHA and SMIESZEK relatives Poland,Ukraine, Belarus.

Annie Mucha born 1890, Dzviniachka, Galicia

Churchmanw — 2004-07-04 16:32:32Z

My grandmother, Annie Mucha, (also maybe spelled Muha or Muma) was born July 1, 1890, apparently in the village of Dzviniachka, Galica (then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire). She later emigrated to Canada (possibly via New York) and married my grandfather, Sam Michaylenko, who was apparently from the same village in Galicia. They married in Edmonton, AB, CAN, (again, I can find no record) and later moved to British Columbia where they both died (I have their death certificates). I have found no other Michaylenko's, but many Michalenko's, so I presume this is a unique spelling variation adopted at some point in time.

Other than their birthdates and places on the birth certificates of their children, I have been unable to find any evidence of their existance, ancestry, or relatives.

I would love to hear from anyone who might be able to connect to these folks or point me to any sources of information.

Thanks

Bill Churchman

Marlene Mucha

dinatale — 2005-09-13 18:39:25Z

Searching for Marlene Mucha. Married name was Cleveland prior to divorce. Has brother Kenneth if I remember correctly. have not had contact in 30 years. Please email with any information. Thank you. Debbie

Re: Joseph John Mucha

JWypych1510 — 2004-07-23 13:42:22Z

My husband's grandmother, Mary (Paydos) Wypych was an aunt of Mary Paydos who married Joseph Mucha. Mary came from Poland to live with her aunt in Gilbertville, MA. She and Joseph married in Gilbertville and their first child was born here. They later moved to Milville.

Judy Wypych

jim thoman

jamesthoman62 — 2006-02-02 13:26:08Z

Looking for Salomea Mucha b ca 1891Russia/Poland, who married in Niagara Falls, Ny Marcel Grabek b 1885.
She arrived Ny 1908, although I have not found her record yet.
Wondering if the Mucha families listed here had a Salomea, and could list her parents and where she resided prior to States....

Any info would be appreciated
jim thoman

Obit. Mary Catherine Mucha

KAYROM — 2004-01-25 23:20:15Z

May 13, 1912-Nov. 29, 2003

Mary Catherine Mucha, 91, of La Jolla died Saturday. She was born in Attleboro, Mass. She was a volunteer with Scripps Memorial Hospital and the American Red Cross.
Survivors include her daughters, Ellen Deweese of San Diego and Marjorie Farrell of Florida; son, Michael Mucha of Ohio; eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Mass: 10 a.m. tomorrow, Our Mother of Confidence Catholic Church, 3131 Governor Drive, San Diego. Donations: Children ' s Hospital, 3020 Children ' s Way, San Diego, CA 92123. Arrangements: Pacific Beach Mortuary. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 12/3/2003. (volunteer submission)

Andrew Mucha

DJMucha — 2003-08-10 19:28:13Z

Andrew Mucha, b. abt 1870, in Hungary, d. After 1939, in Hungary, married Maria Mizicsko (spelling change) 11-14-1887 in Lekart, Czechoslovakia. She was born abt. 1874, died before 1939.

Their children:
Anna, married ? Franchik
Emma, married Mesarazare, before 1939
Andrew, b. abt 1890., d. before 1939
George, b. 9-12-2892, d. 2-28-1962, Williamstown, PA
John, b. 3-28-1894, d. Sept. 1939, Williamstown, PA
Michael, b. 8-4-1897, d. December 1966, Gary, IN

OBIT-John J. MUCHA

Janetlrk — 2004-12-08 23:54:18Z

NOTE-I am not related to this family

Loveland Reporter Herald (Loveland, Larimer, Colorado)
Sunday Nov. 28, 2004 page D-3

Mucha (picture)
John J. Mucha, 89, a former resident of Calumet City, Ill., died Monday, Nov. 22, 2004, at McKee Medical Center in Loveland.
The son of Jan and Mary (Murzyn) Mucha, John was born June 5, 1915, in Whiting, Ind. He attended Hammond Tech High School in Hammond, Ind., and married Helen Smolinski on Sept. 24, 1939, in Calumet City, Ill. He was a supervisor in the Heavy Oils Division at Amoco/BP Petroleum for 43 years.
John attended St. John the Evangelist Church in Loveland and was a member of St. Andrew the Apostle Church in Illinois. He also was a member of the Holy Name Society and The Sunshine Club at St. Andrew’s Parish.
Preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Helen; four brothers; one sister; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. He is survived by his sons, John F. Mucha and wife Dorothy of Richland, Wash., Ronald R. Mucha and wife Wanda
of Bundanoon, Australia, Michael O. Mucha and wife Paige of Winfield, Ill.; daughters Kathleen En-yeart and husband Jack of Loveland, Maria Stribiak
and husband John of Somonauk, Ill.; brothers Alex Mucha and Albert Mucha; sisters Marie King and Jean Kwandras; 12 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Memorial service 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 1, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. There will be a reception following the service at 915 Torrey Pine Place, Loveland.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Abbey of St. Walburga or the Camp Sweetpea Fund for Children with Diabetes in care of Poudre Valley Hospital Foundation.
Arrangements with Allnutt Hunter Chapel, 2100 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland, CO 80538.

OBIT-Beverly A. MUCHA

Janetlrk — 2005-04-06 22:57:14Z

NOTE-I am not related to this family

Loveland Reporter Herald (Loveland, Larimer, Colorado)
Thursday Feb. 17, 2005 page B-3

Mucha (picture)
Beverly Ann Mucha went to her eternal reward Feb. 15, 2005, following a long bout with cancer.
She was born Feb. 16, 1945, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Louis and Esther Feldhacker.
Beverly had been active in the Colorado banking industry since the 1970s. Widowed at age 30, with five children to support, she quickly built a solid career in banking. After acting as president of five banks, she gathered a group of investors and purchased Monroe Industrial Bank, where she served as president, CEO and principal shareholder until 1985. She was widely respected both professionally and personally, at one point chosen Colorado Woman of the Year.
Subsequently, she formed her own independent mortgage brokerage business, which she operated successfully until early 2004, when the first stages of her cancer began.
One of Beverly’s most noted characteristics was her love of family, especially her children, to whom she devoted her life. She was a warm, sensitive and giving person and will be greatly missed by all who loved her.
She is survived by sons Ronald Mucha and Robert Mucha III and wife Virgie; daughters Sandra Mucha, Cindy Mucha, and Julie Aydlott and husband Chris; her mother, Esther Moran; brother Larry Feldhacker; and sisters Barbara Ray and Patricia Adams. Beverly is also survived by her grandchildren: Robert Mucha IV, Matthew Mucha, Josh Paulsel, Thomas Mucha, and Kalie and Emily Aydlott.
Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church, 531 S. College Ave., Fort Collins. Cremation has taken place.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Beverly Ann Mucha Memorial Fund in care of Kibbey-Fishburn Funeral Home, 1102 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland, 80537.

Re: Mucha

markshak — 2005-06-18 01:07:57Z

I might be able to help you out some. I don't believe Robin is on the board anymore but I have spoken with her recently. John & Joe were my great uncles..

Re: Mucha, Mucho, Mucko

Patricia_Faieta — 2004-07-10 23:07:57Z

I have/need information on an Anna/ Anne Mucho who married an Ignatius Malinsky Jr. Don't know if there is a connection my information is very recent and sketchy but I believe that her parents are Mike and Verona Mucho and that they have several other children. Would be willing to share whatever else I have and obits...All of them are from Washington Co., Western Pennsylvania.

Re: www.stefanmucha.com

WMucha6155 — 2004-03-13 17:39:26Z

My grandfather Hilary S. Mucha arrived in US from Poland on April 22, 1901. I'm trying to research if any others from his family emigrated to the U.S.

Mucha

ChrisWitz — 2003-01-30 06:04:38Z

I found a Mucha family headed by Bartholmew and Magdalena whos children are Michelina 9/25/1859 , Jan 6/12/1862, Marianna 4/1/1867, and Frank 10/8/1856. They cane from a town called Nierzychow and they all where baptised in Kosztowo. I am looking for any additional information on this family

Re:Mucha

djwi48 — 2006-01-25 09:01:57Z

I am searching for info on a Carale Mucha that married a Harold Kossow....they had a daughter named Sandra & she married Joseph Frank Blazek.....
Any Connections???
HELP!!!!!

Re: Harry B. Kwasniewski, 1914-2001

Christine_Swailes — 2003-10-07 18:46:32Z

My maternal family are Plutowskis. I have many relatives in the Briggsville, Wisconsin area. My Great Grandfather was John Plutowski, he farmed in Big Spring, Wi. I also have relatives in Milwaukee,,,,,etc....

Any info on the Plutowski family would be much appreciated.

Martin Mucha and Caroline?(Wife) with 5 Children

rosefohn_1 — 2004-10-26 11:52:35Z

Seeking information on Martin Mucha that lived with wife Caroline (also shown Karoline) in Chicago, IL, and Gary City, IN. They are shown having 5 children also. Immegrated from Austria Poland, Naturalization is listed as 1907 in PA.

Debby "Rose" Fohn
rosefohn@gmx.net

Mucha ancestry

N_Machu — 2002-11-16 05:06:22Z

Susan, my Mucha relatives are in Texas also.
Perhaps we cross. I don't have much info either. My Great grandfather was Martin Mucha,born in Czechoslovakia 10/27/1853 and died 11/16/1926. Buried in Taylor,Texas cemetary. His wife was Veronika Knezek also born in Czechoslovakia 5/1/1863 and died 1/18/1926. She, too is buried in Taylor. Their son, Joe Mucha was my grandfather-married to Mary Mikus (Mikulas). I don't know if there were more children. Does my info click with anything you have? Pls. reply.

Harry B. Kwasniewski, 1914-2001

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Son of Mike and Mary Kwasniewski
Harry B. Kwasniewski
Born 04 July 1914 in Chicago, Illinois
Died 03 October 2001 in Mauston, Wisconsin
Married Anna Mucha on 28 November 1938 in Chicago, Illinois

Re: james, John, Joseph...

Janet_66 — 2005-06-22 05:13:35Z

Where in WI were your Mucha family? My Mucha's first were in Tomahawk where my grandmother was born. They later moved to Neenah/Menasha, Winnebago Co, WI.

My great grandfather, Joseph Mucha, had an Uncle in Tomahawk, Lincoln Co, WI and I believe his name was Rupert.

Write me if we have a connection!