Czechs in Nebraska - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Kucera/Simanek

patteebbad33 — 2013-01-10 09:34:33Z

hello and am sorry it took so long to get back to you.i think tom was my dads uncle.but would love to hear all you cantell me. i havenopics or anything of family so all would help. heres mynew email. patsysimmanek@yahoo.com. love tohear from ya

Re: Martin Cidlik

1_irv123 — 2012-09-04 19:15:43Z

I am a great grandson of Jon Cidlik. I am planning on visiting the czeck republic next summer. I need some help so I can plan my vacation.

Charles Mertz

patras04 — 2012-08-11 21:26:21Z

I'M TRYING TO FIND CHARLES MERTZ IN OMAHA, NE. MY DAD KNEW HIS DAD AND HE WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO HIM. MY DAD IS 96 YRS. OLD AND WAS A MUSICIAN.

Simanek/Hanus in Omaha

victoria1555 — 2012-08-09 10:27:43Z

Hi, I am stumped on where to look next for any info about my Great-grandparents, Martin I. Simanek and Lena (Eleanora) Hanus from Omaha, NE. This is what I know:
He was born in 1868 and she in 1872, both in Bohemia.
He immigrated in 1887 and she in 1891.
One of his first places of employment was working for a Vaclav Kucera at his dance hall.
He lived and worked with a John Simanek (married to Antonia Nemec) most of his life but I do not know their relationship.
In 1889 he was working as a barkeep on 13th st. and William, Omaha at a Bohemian Dance Hall and Saloon called Simanek and Kuca (or Kutcha) owned by John Simanek and Albert Kutcha. Lena Hanus is also listed as working there as a dishwasher right before they were married in 1896.
As for Lena I have very little information on her except that in 1905, when she was pregnant with her 4th child, she fell down a flight of stairs and died a few days later from "blood poisoning". I have found her grave in the Bohemian National Cemetery in Omaha. A few years later he married a Mary Dolezal also from Omaha, whom I also can't find any information on.
I would really like to know if anyone recognizes Martin and Lena and knows who their parents are, any relatives, where they came from in Bohemia and if they came with anyone else. I cannot find any of them on immigration records. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I've exhausted all my resources.

Vicki from Michigan

Re: question about surname CHEPSEK

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-07-09 02:50:49Z

You're welcome. Do let me know what you find.

Re: question about surname CHEPSEK

samullikin1 — 2012-07-09 02:43:19Z

I will check the websites out and when we get our answer, I will let you know the outcome.

Re: question about surname CHEPSEK

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-07-09 02:20:05Z

CEPEK surname does shows up in CZ
http://seznam.1188.cz/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&type=&...=
CEPEK to me it would be like TSEhPEEK.

go to http://ivona.com for pronounciation Maybe some help with different voices.

http://www.kdejsme.cz/prijmeni/Cepek/hustota/

Re: question about surname CHEPSEK

samullikin1 — 2012-07-09 02:14:24Z

We are assuming that the way It is heard in in english is how they are spelling it, chep and sek/sec, like wait a second. The last name is all we have, we suspect that we may need to secure his original birth certificate if we want to get the correct spelling. Of course at this point we have no idea of places where his family comes from the in the old country. Someone said it could be cepek, not sure why an s would show up in the spelling. Thanks

Re: question about surname CHEPSEK

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-07-08 23:53:53Z

You're welcome Sue.
How do you pronounce this surname? Maybe knowing how it is pronounced in English I might be able to find its original CZ spelling.
for sure no CHEPSEK http://seznam.1188.cz/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&type=&...=
no CEPSEK, CEPSIK, CEPCIK, CEPCEK. If we had a location in "old country" than I might be able to figure out a surname.
Zlatica

Re: question about surname

samullikin1 — 2012-07-08 22:30:02Z

Thank you for your reply. My husband is adopted and found the last name of Chepsek on his adoption documents. We believe that this is his father's last name. The only information that he has been told was that his mother was in Omaha, Nebraska at sometime prior to his birth but he was born in Berkley, Ca.in 1953.
We have thought that Chepsek is a Czech surname that has been from the original. Would you have any idea on a Czech spelling or does it depend on the area? Any help or suggestions are gratefully appreciated.
Thanks, Sue

Re: Michael Uhrin

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-07-08 21:51:32Z

monicamchenney

Jakubianoch is Jakubany, Slovakia
Jakubany
1808 Jakubján, Jakabfalva, Jakobsau, Jakobau, Jakubany, Jakubjany, 1863 Jakabfalva, Jakubjan, 1873–1888 Jakubján, 1892–1913 Szepesjakabfalva, 1920–1948 Jakubiany, 1948– Jakubany [all the names this village was known by]

Ruthenia is now part of Ukraine. www.cgsi.org

UHRIN in Spissky Hrusov's phone book
http://telefonny.zoznam.sk/uhrin/hrusov/

Spišský Hrusov
1773 Körtvélyes, Körtvélesz, Bierndorff, Grossow, 1786 Körtwélyesch, Hrussow, Birndorf, 1808 Körtvélyes, Grausch, Birndorf, Hrussow, 1863–1902 Körtvélyes, 1907–1913 Szepeskörtvélyes, 1920 Hrušov, 1927– Spišský Hrušov [all the names this village was known by].

an ALL site for research in Slovakia www.iabsi.com/gen/public

Re: question about surname

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-07-08 21:39:29Z

CHEPSEK is an americanized version but of of Czech surname.
Would you have a location?

CZ's phone book http://phone.quick.cz

Re: Michael Uhrin

monicamchenney — 2012-06-16 14:00:58Z

Hi Yvonne,

My grandmother, Mary Ughrin (Wghrin) was born in Wellfleet, Nebraska. Her father was Michael, her mother Mary. My grandmother married a man named Williams, moved to Michigan, had a child Elizabeth, divorced and subsequently married my grandfather Floyd Ellison, with whom she had 4 children. My mother has information about her mother's immediate family, but it starts with the Nebraska family and doesn't go back to the roots in Europe. I would love to share information.

question about surname

samullikin1 — 2012-06-14 02:38:40Z

Can anyone tell me if there is a Czech family surname of Chepsek? If not is there a different way to spell this name? I am helping my husband research his biological family and this is how it is spelled on a legal document in 1953. We know that his family is from Lincoln or Omaha.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Sue

Charles Mertz

patras04 — 2012-06-07 02:46:22Z

I am trying to reach Charles Mertz or one of his family in Omaha. I knew his
father a long time ago and would like to talk to his son.

Re: FAIMAN - NEBRASKA (BOHEMIA)

ZlaticaBeca — 2012-01-04 13:49:36Z

halyleyfaiman

Are you saying that the arrival manifest only has Bohemia?
None of your ancestors were naturalized citizen? Any children born to this couple in America? What about the maiden name of the female ancestor? Have you taken a look at my reply from a year back? Famly went to family in the beginning of their new life. Possible a neighbor on a census was a relative.

FAIMAN in CZ's phone book:
http://seznam.1188.cz/s?q=faiman&x=35&y=20
FAJMAN in CZ's
http://seznam.1188.cz/s?q=fajman&x=46&y=17

Re: FAIMAN - NEBRASKA (BOHEMIA)

hayleyfaiman — 2012-01-03 20:28:29Z

I'm trying to find out more. I do not know where they came from in Bohemia. I have only gone as far back as a ships manefest and census records that stated Bohemia. I am trying to find out more, obviously becoming increasingly difficult when trying to find out within other countries!!

Re: Omaha, NE Czechs mostly came in through what port???

DianeScott32 — 2011-12-29 02:28:13Z

Caroline Chess and Frank Upah Jr. came to Balimore Maryland. Than came down to Ohio and finally settled in Tama, Iowa.

Re: Omaha, NE Czechs mostly came in through what port???

charlesnowotny — 2011-12-23 02:33:23Z

Veselé 2011 Vánoce!

Re: Omaha, NE Czechs mostly came in through what port???

jlmurray591 — 2011-12-23 00:42:16Z

Please tell me the facts you know about Frantisek Novotny. Birth, death, immigration and I'll try to help out.
Jean

Re: FAIMAN - NEBRASKA (BOHEMIA)

tcampb64 — 2011-11-08 21:16:50Z

My Faiman family came from Bohemia, but settled in North Dakota. cities in Bohemia did your family come from?

Re: Thomas & Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky

1_abuhr — 2011-09-29 00:56:30Z

I went back as far as I could. You said to research back to Czech for the parents and grandparents meaning to go to Czech to visit. I'm related to the Thomas/Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky side for sure. But thank you so much for responding to my message.

Re: Thomas & Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky

1_abuhr — 2011-09-29 00:41:12Z

Ms. Hyde
I am related to the Thomas/Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky who did lived near Wilber, Nebraska. They would be my g-g-grandparents and there son was Joseph who is my g-grandparent. This is on my mother side of the family. I am interested in trying to find information on them like there life and photo's. I never seen what they look like at all. If you can help me I would be very much appreciated.

Karen

Re: Thomas & Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky

JimMcIntyre22 — 2011-09-04 00:35:17Z

Have you researched back to Czech for their parents and grandparents?

I have been told that Two Tachovsky families immmigrated to the United States of America in the 1800s: the family of Thomas Tachovsky and Anna Brozovsky immigrated to Wilber, Nebraska; and the family of Jan Evangeline Tachovsky and Theresa Sekerka immigrated to the Lehigh valley of Eastern Pennsylvania (of which I am descended).

The last I heard, these two Tachovsky families are distant cousins.

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Omaha, NE Czechs mostly came in through what port???

kob35irish — 2011-04-02 10:14:46Z

Thank you for your message. Unfortunately I do not know where Frantisek (Frank) Novotny was from. He was from a very wealthy family in Bohemia and was injured in the war and suffered greatly and died in Omaha, Nebraska at a very early age leaving his wife penniless and with a large family. His relatives in Bohemis disowned him when he married my great grandmother. She was from somewhere close to Praha I believe. It is very difficult.

Re: Omaha, NE Czechs mostly came in through what port???

charlesnowotny — 2011-03-12 05:12:20Z

I am a Nowotny and a decendnt of Wenzel Wm Nowotny from Praha Cz. He and his wife Elizabeth and 4 year old son Wenzel Wm J Nowotny sailed from Bremen on the Ship Admiral and landed in New Orleans on Nov 28, 1854. They then went north to St. Louis and started a family. My GG Grandfather was a Locksmith and a machineist in St. Louis.

Actually his name was Vaclav but he went by Wenzel and later by William only.

Re: ZELENY MARTINEK SHELKER KLUFA

miklufa — 2011-01-11 04:20:17Z

My husband is both a Zeleny and a Klufa. His grandmother was Mary Zeleny and his grandfather was Frank.

Re: FAIMAN - NEBRASKA (BOHEMIA)

ZlaticaBeca — 2010-12-13 01:56:42Z

Hayley

The key to learning more about one's ancestors is to find out what village they came from.

http://feefhs.org/links/czech.html
www.cgsi.org
www.csagsi.org

Faimon, Boxuna Teleci, Czeckoslovakia 33 1887 1920
Faimon, Bozine Teleci, Czeckoslovakia 5 1915 1920
Faimon, Josef Teleci, Czeckoslovakia 33 1887 1920
Faimon, Josef Teleci, Czeckoslovakia 2 1918 1920
Faiman, Ctribor Betleme, Bohemia 30 1876 1906
Faiman, Emilia Pocajew, Bohemia 23 1884 1907
Faiman, Josef Pocajew, Bohemia 33 1874 1907
Faiman, Ludmila Pocajew, Bohemia 2 1905 1907
Faiman, Yladimir Pocajew, Bohemia 4 1903 1907
Faimann, Alois Brno, Moravia 18 1892 1910 Might one of them be related to your ancestor? These found in www.ellisislandrecords.org
Fajmon, ANna Suchov, Moravia 10 1903 1913
Fajmon, Anna Luchov, Bohemia 21 1889 1910
Fajmon, Anton Telen, bohemia 22 1888 1910
Fajmon, Anton Teleci, Bohemia 22 1888 1910
Fajmon, Josef Suckov, Moravia 37 1874 1911
Fajmon, Marie Teleci, Bohemia 19 1891 1910
Fajmon, Rudolf Nemecke Moravia 23 1883 1906
Fajmon, Zusana Suchov, Moravia 35 1878 1913
Fajman, Jan Telece 29 1877 1906
Fajman, Marie Nicesice 22 1884 1906
Fajman, Marie Nicesice 6 1900 1906
Fajman, Robert Jihlava, Moravia 39 1874 1913
Fajman, Vaclav Nicesice 33 1873 1906
Fajmann, Eleonora Teleci, Bohemia 21 1885 1906
Fajmann, Franzicka Teleci, Bohemia 0 1906 1906
Fajmann, Josef Teleci, Bohemia 32 1874 1906

FAIMAN - NEBRASKA (BOHEMIA)

hayleyfaiman — 2010-12-07 22:21:22Z

Looking for any information on the Faiman/Faimon etc. Family from Bohemia setteling in Nebraska. Latest info I can find is Lancaster Co. in 1930. Preferably Anton Faiman b. 1867 who had a son Rudolf (Rudolph) b. 1901 and I know that they moved to California in the 30's and had a son Donald Faiman who is still living. Any information would be great! Thank you.

Re: SVOBODA -- Charlotte "Lucy," died 12-23-2002 Lincoln, NE

littlerockark — 2010-08-15 20:23:21Z

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Re: SVOBODA -- Charlotte "Lucy," died 12-23-2002 Lincoln, NE

GordonAnderson38 — 2010-08-05 06:19:09Z

http://www.sandowplus.co.uk/Competition/Swoboda/swoboda.htm

Searching for Horacek relatives!

horacekb1 — 2010-04-08 02:49:19Z

My grandfather was Lad. A. Horacek, his father was Jacob Horacek, his father was Frank C. Horacek, married to Marie Indrichovsky. Frank & Marie had many children; Anna, Jacob, Frank C., Joseph F., Marie, Katie, Stanley, Sophia, Anton E., and Christina. All but Christina were born in Vomice, Moravia, Czech. I don't have many of the names of their children etc.

We recently buried my grandmother in the cemetary in Brainard, NE. Her name was Martha B. Horacek (Horn). She was 96. There were many headstones there for all of the above mentioned relatives and their wives.

Thanks,

Brian Horacek

Re: SVOBODA -- Charlotte "Lucy," died 12-23-2002 Lincoln, NE

parttimesleuth — 2009-09-27 23:58:06Z

Hello,

I happened across your post while searching for information about Alois P. Swoboda's six lessons on physical exercises. I was wondering if you could tell me more about his course. I am fascinated with the person who obviously inspired and led the way for Charles Atlas. Do you have his course, or have you seen it? I would love to talk with you about it. Please let me know, Darral (I am on my wife's account by the way)

John Uher

2009-09-01 13:27:07Z

Researching UHER family..have no dates now..Starting in Czech (im sure) with John Uher + Unknown spouse, son Frank Uher married Anna Novak, grandson Frank J Uher married Josephine Mares?. Frank J and Josesphine had 2 children that I know of. My gr-grandmother, Mary Emilia Uher b. April 24, 1898 d. June 15, 1987. And her brother, James Uher. All of this info found in Mary's husband's bible. It appears most of the family were members of St Wenceslaus Catholic Church in Dodge, Ne.

HAVELKA..starting in Dalkovic, Cechy, Austria..Frank Havelka b. July 04, 1844 in Dalkovic.d.December 17, 1901, buried @All Saints Cemetery, Dodge, Nebraska.unknown spouse, 1 son that I know of,Anton Stephen Havelka, b. April 10, 1895 d. December 27, 1959, Anton married my gr-grandmother Mary Emilia Uher (above)..they had4 children that I know of, Helen, Edward, Albert, and Anthony. Believe the HAvelka family were members of St Wenceslaus Catholic Church In DOdge, NE also.

Katherine Victoria Wandra Kava (Kawa)

2009-08-29 15:22:26Z

Can anyone share information on Katherine WANDRA, daughter of Frank and Anna? She married my g-uncle Jozef Stanislaus ("Joe") KAVA (KAWA) in Central City in October, 1922 when she was about 20 years old. Joe farmed near Silver Creek and died there of heatstroke the following July 10, 1923. He is buried at Sts. Peter & Paul Cemetery, Krakow.

Joe's KAWA siblings had settled in Omaha and didn't keep in touch with Katherine after Joe's death. I'm wondering if there may have been any children from Katherine and Joe's marriage or if she may have remarried following his death. Katherine had three brothers, I believe, so maybe some folks with WANDRA connections may still be living in Merrick County or elsewhere in Nebraska and may have some information to share.

I'm hoping someone may have a wedding picture or other picture of Katherine and Joe together or individually. I appreciate any information that will help me know Uncle Joe and his wife a bit better.

Nancy

Re: Family Genealogy

3cjboys — 2009-07-21 15:37:54Z

I am related to Sedlaks in Plattsmouth ... matter of fact I grew up there. My name is Amy (Gradoville) Keller.

Parents: Kenneth and Bonnie Gradoville
Grandparents: Joseph and Lois Gradoville
Great: Thomas and Anna (Sedlak) Gradoville
Great Great: Joseph and Mary "Marie" Sedlak

3cjboys@fmctc.com

Looking for Info on Michalek,Zabka, and Matiecka

twistdstofgrace09 — 2009-07-11 18:19:49Z

Matiecka
My great-grandmother's name was Anna Matiecka [sometimes spelled Matika]. I am looking for any information on her and her family. Her father's name was John C. Matiecka [Matika]. She emigrated to the United States in 1906 at the age of 16. Anna was born somewhere around the years 1894 through 1900. Anna married Lew Michalek. According to her passenger record her last residence in Bohemia was K. Speretua. Anna died in Pukwana, South Dakota in Brule Co.

Michalek
I am looking for information on Lew Michalek [born around 1882], Anna Michalek [Mateicka]{born in Czech Republic around 1894 - 1900} their parents, their grandparents, and so on. Lew Died of Cancer, Anna had a heart attack

Zabka
My grandfather was Richard Dale Zabka was born in 1927 died in 1977,I do know he lived on a farm near Belgrade, his parents were Chas and Helen, his brother's name was William, and his sister's name was Irene. I also know he had a child in 1949, which his family may or may not have heard about, the child's name was LuRay Dallas Michalek,this is also my mother, the mother was Mildred "Toots" Michalek from Tyndall, SD or Mitchell, SD. Richard married Thelma Keith and had 4 sons and 2 daughters

Re: August Isidor Nevlud

Tom_Nevlud — 2009-06-29 12:03:27Z

August was my father's cousin. He and my mother visited August in Idaho in the 1950s. I have pictures.

I also have a good family tree of the Nevluds, but it does not include my family yet. It includes Clupnys and Stryks.

Do you know about the pool hall that August owned in Washington, KS. He began as a dishwasher, bought a pool hall, then went to be a potato farmer near Buhl, Idaho. He retired there. My parents visited him in his retirement. He never married. I think he came to this country through Galveston, TX. I also think other Nevluds did too, as there are many is SE Texas.

I also have some information about Josef.

I would love to exchange information. Contact me at Czechitout@earthlink.net.

Re: August Isidor Nevlud

AlisonTredway — 2009-06-29 06:14:06Z

August Isidor Nevlud is my mother's uncle (her mother's father's brother). Her mother, Maria Anna Nevlud Clupny, of Wichita, KS, came to the US from Moravia in 1910 on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Her brother Josef Nevlud accompanied her to the US, and they processed through Ellis Island. I am also seeking information about A.I. Nevlud.

Re: George VRTATKO died 2-22-2003 formerly of Kimball, NE

debsaokie — 2009-05-06 03:18:51Z

Hello Gina,

I am so sorry to hear of your brother Kim and of course your dad as well. I've wondered for years what happened to your family. Please email me at Donnarainbow7@cox.net and I'll write you an email that isn't public. They frown on letter writing on this site because it is for genealogy purposes.

Cheers, Donna

Re: George VRTATKO died 2-22-2003 formerly of Kimball, NE

Ginacubb — 2009-05-06 02:40:33Z

Hi,
I see it's been about 4 years since you ask this question so you probably already have the answer.
My dad is buried in Dix, NE
He was living with my Uncle George until he took the journey.
My mom is living in Twin Falls, ID; my brother, Kim, took the journey 2 years ago in Pheonix. His heart failed him just like our dad, but for a different reason.
I live in Moses Lake, WA.
I'm trying to remember you but I don't just yet.
I'm supposing you were a GOOD neighbor of my dad's? :-D God bless you. Gina Rochelle Cubbage

Re: TESAR -- Elsie, 98, Wilber, NE died 12-21-2002

circa_1948 — 2009-04-07 20:03:49Z

I have a mugshot and arrest file info for a John Tesar origin Idaho. If interested let me know.
Sunny

Re: Thomas & Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky

abuhr1 — 2009-01-16 00:55:55Z

Thomas and Anna Brozovsky Tachovsky are my great-great grandparents. I been doing geneolgy on them for a few
years. I know all the childrens names and who they
married. I hope we are talking about the same people.

Re: Kucera/Simanek

RebeccaHamilton56 — 2008-10-26 14:26:04Z

The Kucera/Simanek families are mine also. My grandmother...Rose Simanek mrried my grandafther, Joseph F. Kucera. I have researched the families line for ten years, and I know for a fact the Saunders County Museum has a complete research booklet (thorough) on the Simanek's...compiled by Charlie Simanek.

Re: Kucera/Simanek

Gwen692 — 2008-10-26 14:24:52Z

I had it all copied so I can see what they have on there.Thanks Gwen

Re: Kucera/Simanek

RebeccaHamilton56 — 2008-10-26 14:14:11Z

I see you found the Simanek genealogy infromation at the museum in Wahoo. If you need further assistance, let me know!

Re: Kucera/ Simanek Saunders Co NE

RebeccaHamilton56 — 2008-10-26 14:11:08Z

I am also in the Kucera/Simanek line. Rose Simanek (grandmother) married my grandfather..Joseph F. Kucera.
I know for a fact, a complete Simanek family genealogy research is at the Saunders County Hsitorical Museum in Wahoo, all thanks to Charlie Simanek! Great resource!

Like to hear from you!

Re: Kucera/Simanek

Gwen692 — 2008-09-28 01:02:59Z

My granfather was Thomas Simanek,Prague, Nebrasla.My father was Stanley Joseph Simanek.Contact me if I can help......

Re: Kucera/ Simanek Saunders Co NE

chudocer — 2008-09-24 22:34:26Z

I might have info for you in the simanek tree.

Re: Frank Mareska/o

Irena93 — 2008-06-09 13:12:31Z

Halo,
my name was Mareska. I am from Czek republik. My father was born in Nepomuk. Please ,apologize my English.When you have an interest,please hier my e-mail ajrinb@seznam.cz