Czech Republic Genealogy

 

CZECH REPUBLIC

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QUERIES for April 1998

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I am searching the town of Hurabu or Harabu, Czech. The ancestor came to the U.S. approx. 1907. Any information will help. William Rozina 1 April 1998

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I am trying to find out whether Neuhof, Bezirk Sekau is anywhere near Reditz. I have found about a dozen Neuhof (Nove Dvory) and one of them is quite close -- but I'm not sure whether this is the one in Bezirk Sekau. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Charles Wardell

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AJDRNA' -Josepf AJDRNA' is a grandfather of mine, who was born in Bohemia Dec. 24, 1873. Father's name was Thomas AJDRNA' and mother Magaline ??. Came to U.S. in about 1886 from Nemiz, Austria?. Any information you could give me on this name would be greatly appreciated. AJDRNA C BOGER 1 April 1998

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BALLALATAK / BALLALTICK / CHARLOTT -I'm limited on what information I can supply, but here is what I think is true.

My mother's father was from Czech. or Austria, born around 1880 to 1887 July 15th ?? name of John BALLALATAK (BALLALTICK) immigrated to USA in early 1900's and was married prior to entry to Rose CHARLOTT (charlett) born 1887's, died 1929 in Iowa, USA, from a Catholic religious affiliation, as we were raised in a strict Catholic family style. My father worked 2 jobs to keep us in Catholic schools, and my mother was a full-time mother in the home. 1948 to my 1960's my mother, Helen Frances BALLALATAK, was born, Dec. 24,1920, in Iowa-- has no birth certificate and had to find 2 people that knew her since birth to verify her birth to get married in Iowa in 1940 or 41, and died 1988 in California, USA. I know that there was at least 13 to 18 siblings in the John / Rose BALLALATAK family. There was a John Jr., Frank, Joe, Mike, Anne, Catherine, Mary, Helen others I'm not sure of, but I think there were 12 or 13 that lived to adults, and some that died very young, like infants or under 12 yrs. Other states that were home to the BALLALATAK family before my mother's birth were Minnesota and Wisconsin, also the port of entry. I don't know which port was the entry, and the date doesn"t know. Since my mother was the youngest and lived in California since marraige in the 1940's, she had nothing to help in my search, and the contact with siblings was not much since she was now in California, and the roots were in Iowa. She was a female and youngest; the boys were the ones that counted in the family and perhaps the oldest girl since the Rose died when my mother (Helen) was 8 yrs., and Anne took on the role of the mother and female head of the household till she married. Mother was the last to leave home and was not thought to marry due to the fact that she was to take care of their father; after all she was the youngest and the girls were responsible to care for the men, quite simply putting it. Its the way in those day old European days, kind of the pecking order of life. So if you have any suggestions or ideas for help. I know that many of the countries in Europe didn't have a system of record keeping, the churches did it all: birth, marriages, baptismal, events, and death. And I can't even vouch for the spelling of the name because of the language problem. Neither of them spoke English and my mother (helen) spoke Czech I think till she left married, and then lost the use of it since she was away from her family. I can only remember her speaking it when she was very angry or mad, it would just come out before she could think in English, and I guess you might say I understood it, but was not encouraged to use anything but English, especially out of the house. And I assume it was that way as a foreign tongue was not for the new life in America. What a shame! There is also a Baltzley family name my fathers mothers I'm not sure if it was Dutch, German, or what origin it has to it. Well, I'm a good melting pot I'm sure, but the BALLALATAK roota are my dead end, so any help or sharing is greatly appreciated. PAMELA WOODWARD P.O. Box 2567 Lancaster,Ca. 93539-2567 ph {805} 943-7219 20 April 1998

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BASTL / CHEMLIK / HERODES / JELINEK / JINDRA / JIRKU / KOBERNA / KOLMAN / KOTEK / KUCERA / LAWA / LOKAY / MATOCHA / NADWORNIK / OKENFUSS / POKORNY / RZEHAK / SITTA / TOMASEK / URBANEK / VYKRUTA / WYKRUTA / WIDERLECHNER - Greetings! I am researching the following ancestral surnames from Bohemia and Moravia: Bastl, Chemlik, Herodes, Jelinek, Jindra, Jirku, Koberna, Kolman, Kotek, Kucera, Lawa, Lokay, Matocha, Nadwornik, Okenfuss, Pokorny, Rzehak, Sitta, Tomasek, Urbanek, Vykruta/Wykruta, Widerlechner. I also have a homepage with more information about my family history research. The URL is http://members.aol.com/~mpwskd/ Please send e-mail to Mpwskd 7 April 1998

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BOHAC / SVEJDA -Searching for Bohemian immigrants to USA. BOHAC and SVEJDA arrived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1880. Searching for the village that they left. It is named TELECI in BOHEMIA. Cannot find it on any current map. This village may be in North Eastern Bohemia. Thank you. Bob White 13 April 1998

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BOHUNOVSKY - Kutna Hora, Nepomerice Jeanette Hutchison 13 April 1998

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CERNY / CERNEY / MUDRA / SVEJKOVSKY / DVORAK -CERNY/CERNEY, Bohemia>OH>IA>MN, 1824-present
MUDRA, Bohemia>OH>IA>MN, 1824-present
SVEJKOVSKY, Bohemia>OH>IA>MN, 1824-present
DVORAK, Bohemia>OH>IA>MN, 1824-present
Anne Mary C. Chapirson 2068 North 3 Street, North St. Paul, Minnesota 55109-4012

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CHILAR / PLANICK / SPICKA / KARA - Jan CHILAR bn 1856 Velelicku, Tabor District, Bohemia his Wife Anna PLANICK c1852 bn Pocenovich, Pilsen, Bohemia, their daughter Anna J CHILAR bn 15 Sep 1880 in Bohemia md 6 Jan 1900 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois Jan (John) SPICKA bn 4 Dec 1880 Bohemia. Jan was the son of Vaclav SPICKA bn 1850 in Boheima, Austria and Josefa KARA bn in 1850 in Bohemia. All died in Chicago Illinois. Would like to know of anyone researching these lines in the United State or Austria GFS BB 20 April 1998

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DEJMAL / HRDY - Rick Bottari 1 April 1998

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DRIML / DRIMEL / DRIMMEL -I am looking for information on the name DRIML, DRIMEL, DRIMMEl. These are names used by my ancestors. They came from Novy Valdek (Neu Waldek) leaving in 1887. I would like any information for them before their leaving. Don Drimmel 20 April 1998

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DZIADIK / HIORVST -Looking for ancestors of the DZIADIK family Wasil and Anna Nemas DZIADIK had many children who came to the USA at the end of the 19th century and settled in the Brooklyn NY and Connecticut area. I would like to correspond with anyone who knows of this family . Also Anna HIORVST who came from Czechoslavia at the turn of the century to live with a sister and brother in law. She later married one of the DZIADIKs' Panko. Would like to find relatives of hers. [email protected] 5 April 1998

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HANZLICK / HANDZLIK / HANZLIK - Darlene Gilligan 20 April 1998

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JANOSIK - Am looking for information about Mathias JANOSIK whose son was Pavol JANOSIK. Born 1856 in Jabolnincia, Czechsolvakia. PJJANO 13 April 1998

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JARES(H) / PINTER / BOROVKA / VONEVE / TRNKOVA - Cynthia Bolinger Texas City, Texas 20 April 1998

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JUNKER / SUCHANKA / COLLING / UERLING / KESSLER - Joseph JUNKER b 19 Nov 1846, Puschwitz, Bohemia (now Buskovice, Czech Republic) m Marie SUCHANKA b 14 Apr 1845 immigrated to USA c May 1882. Children b in Germany; Mary Rose JUNKER 6 Mar 1872 m Theodore COLLING; Joseph F JUNKER Jr b 10 Mar 1874 m Mary Elizabeth UERLING; Bibiama "Bena" M JUNKER b 12 Mar 1876 m Edward KESSLER; Anna B JUNKER b 30 Nov 1880 m Frank J COLLING. Children b in Nebraska, USA include Frank N JUNKER b 15 Jul 1883, Hubert JUNKER b 8 Nov 1885, & Charles Franz JUNKER b 22 May 1888. James Almquist 7 April 1998

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KANAK - Will exchage information with anyone having Kanak surname [email protected] 30 April 1998

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KASA / STANZEL -RESEARCHING JOHN AND ANN KASA (AMERICANIZED TO KASHA) WHO EMIGRATED FROM PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA IN THE 1840IES OR 1850IES. THEY OWNED A FARM IN KOSSUTH TOWNSHIP, MANITOWOC COUNTY, WISCONSIN. SON-IN-LAW WAS IGNATZ STANZEL FROM WEST KRIEZAN, POLAND?????? JEFF FRASER 412 NORTH LONDON ROCKFORD, IL 61107 5 April 1998

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KESL / KESSEL - Mecholupy, Bohemia Albert Kessel 1 April 1998

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KORYCAN / KORYCANSKY / VEVERKA / MACHACEK / RUMISEK / JAKUBEK -Seeking info on surnames of: KORYCAN / KORYCANSKY; VEVERKA; MACHACEK; RUMISEK; JAKUBEK: All are from VESELI or ZARAZICE, MORAVIA. Also seeking info about the village of KORYCANY, Moravia. JTKI39 13 April 1998

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KREMLICKA -I am looking for any information on the KREMLICKA family. It is very small. I know of only 2-4 families other than mine in the USA. I understand from the CGSI that there are more in the Cz.Republic. My problem is that I've no indication of where my gt grand parents lived before they came to this country nor do I know how they entered the country - possibly through Canada.

So my query is for any information on the KREMLICKA family. Gt grnd fr Jacob, July 21, 1834(or 33) - May 18, 1911 - Detroit Entered USA 1866, w Jospehine c1829-March 5, 1894 Detroit, maiden name possibly "Payer" or something that sounded like that. children: Joseph Feb 10, 1864 - Nov 18, 1941 - Chicago; Mary Feb 24, 1866 - April 2, 1947 Detroit; Frank (my gd fr), Oct 21, 1868 Detroit - Oct 34, 1952 and Anna Aug 25, 1874 Detroit- April 8, 1952 Detroit). My gd father had only one son. The 2 sisters were unmarried. Family may have been in Prague before they came to USA. Home town in Bohemia may have been either Tyn N Vltavou or more probably Pocatky based on information I have gleaned over the 25 years I've worked on this off and on. Contact with any others Kremlick(a) family would be welcomed. I do have a brother in SC but that's it. Kurt J. Kremlick, Jr. My current phone number in case you would want to call is 313-534-5343. We are in the process of moving sometime this summer (we hope) to the Kalamazoo area but will stay on Juno. 8 April 1998

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KUCHAROVA - Nepomerice Jeanette Hutchison 13 April 1998

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KUSAK -Please List the following: Stanley Kusak and John Kusak. Thank you. Nancy Kusak Lax 30 April 1998

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MALECHA / GREEN -BOHEMIA -James John MALECHA, b-1849; d-1924 In Bay County, Michigan, USA. The main person I am searching for right now is James John MALECHA who was married to an Eva GREEN. The GREEN may or may not be her maiden name. There is some confusion in this. Gypsydv 20 April 1998

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MARKYTAN / KOUKAL / SNELKER / MALY -Researching John MARKYTAN and Julia KOUKAL Ardie 3 April 1998

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MOJZIS / MOJJIS / MOZZIS / PITTERMAN / HRULA -I am trying to research my family. My grandfather John Benjamin MOJZIS (MOJJIS, MOZZIS) b 20 May 1868 Bohemia d 31 May 1936 Newark NJ md 5 Apr 1896 Newark NJ Anna PITTERMAN possible son of John MOJZIS and Frantiska HRULA. Do not know where in Bohemia. Emigrated to US in 1893 or 1894 Glen Steiner 30 April 1998

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NEKUZA / PATRIL - Frank NEKUZA from Moravia and Anna PATRIL from Bohemia. Frank came to US at Galveston,TX Port in 1887 with family. He lived in Bardwell (Ennis,TX). Any information would be great help. Thank You, Sherrie O'Quinn 30 April 1998

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NETSCH / KATSCHKER / GIERSIG / GEIER - These four families emigrated to the United States (Manchester, New Hampshire) in the late 1800's. They worked in the textile mills. The NETSCH's and GEIER's were from Bohemia (I believe the area around Asch/Eger (Cz: As/Cheb)). The KATSCHKER's and GIERSIG's were from Austria-Silesia on today's Czech/Polish border near Jauernig/Javornik. & JDillon192 20 April 1998

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NEUSSER / NEISSER/ NAIZER - NEUSSER / NEISSER / NAIZER (spelling is yet to be confimed).  Birth place and birthdate of my ancestor (Jan or Johann) is Zivoticach na Morave (Moravia).  My name is Ryan NAIZER ([email protected]).  NAIZER was adopted offically by my family in 1915 in Williamson County, Texas. Ryan Naizer 30 April 1998

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OBORNY / JEDLICKA / KOLIHA / DVORAK / JONAS - I am researching OBORNY, JEDLICKA, KOLIHA, DVORAK, and JONAS from Czechoslovakia to Colfax County, Nebraska in around 1880-1900s. Joanne M. Panek-DuBrock 5 April 1998

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PFEIFER - Researching Pfeifer, Bohemia. I am researching this family, my grandmothers maiden name and my great uncle. The family lived in Shelby Co., Illinois and Wayne Co., Michigan. Albert J. Kessel 30 April 1998

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PITTERMAN / SCHWARTZ - I am trying to research my family line. Frederick PITTERMAN b abt 1842 Bohemia m 1848 Anna SCHWARTZ Emigrated to US abt 1884 Family resided on Long Island NY Glen Steiner 30 April 1998

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PLISKO / FENYO - Does anyone know if a PLISKO / FENYO in the Michalovice area today? Stefan PLISKO was b: 19 Aug 1879 in Michalovice; parents Jan PLISKO & Maria Rudas. Stefan came to America about 3 May 1893 & petitioned to become a citizen in Fayette Co., PA 30 Aug 1904. The name on the document is Steve PLISKIO. Jerry Dailey 30 April 1998

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PRIBYL / PESEK / KORANDA / SOKOLIK / BETLACH / METJEKA / WHITMIRE / PSIK -Augustin PRIBYL, b: bef 1831 in Mala Hlina, Trebon, Bohemia, Czech. He married Sofie PESEK . One known child Vojtech (Albert ) PRIBYL b:March 30,1846 Wittingau, Province of Bohemia, Czech, married Marie KORANDA b: March 28,1851 in Province of Bohemia, Czech . They had Bessie married John SOKOLIK; Charles married Anna; Joseph John b: May 19,1879 in Mala Hlina, Trebon, Bohemia, Czech married Laura Mary BETLACH b:Oct. 18,1880 ; August married Anna or Annie METJEKA; Wesley b:1883; Francis b: June 4, 1886; Jerome Wesley b:April 25,1889 married Winifred Minerva WHITMIRE; Mary L b: May10,1890 married Joseph BETLACH b: March 28, 1890; Agnes b: March 4, 1892 married John PSIK Phyllis Finn 3 April 1998

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SCHALLOM / WEISS / FRIERDICH - SCHALLOM, John (1819-?) m. Maria WEISS (1819-?) came to US about 1850. Children: Josephine, Charles, Wenzel, George. Originally from what is now Czech Republic, but before Bohemia. Other name that I am searching coming down from GEORGE SCHALLOM is FRIERDICH.  Other info can be found at my Geneaology site: http://www.i1.net/~daystar/roots Pam Frierdich-Staley 30 April 1998

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SIEGL / MUHLBAUER -Anthony SIEGL (1843-1906) married Margaret MUHLBAUER (1847-1890) and lived in Bohemia. They had seven children, Anthony, Alios, Mary, Katharine, Carl, Frank, Margaret, Joseph John. Several of the children imigrated to the United States probably in the years 1890-1904. That is all that is known. We cannot tie the family back to a more exact location. My maternal grandfather was Joseph John. Donald Joseph Schulteis 7 April 1998

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SKALA -I am looking for a Bohemian family named SKALA. All I know is that the father was Joseph SKALA and the son Frank SKALA. They lived in Austin, Minnesota. Frank was born in Minnesota abt 1880. AnA Muir 3 April 1998

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SPOERL -Is there anyone out there that can give me informationon the town of PloB (Ploss). in the district of Budweis, Caech Budejovice, curat Bischotenitz? Bonnie Robillard 20 April 1998

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SPOERL / KAISER / STANGL - The SPOERLs were Bohemian. George and Maggie KAISER SPOERL had a son John SPOERL who was born in 1843 in Austria. He married Maggie STANGL about 1868 and immigrated to St. Louis, Missouri. I would like to hear from any SPOERLs who could give me an idea of where they may have come from. Thank you, Bonnie Robillard 20 April 1998

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TRAMPOTOVA / TRAMPOTA / MICHALOVIC / MICHALOVICOVA /KHORK -I need help in locating information about my greatgrand parents. Here's what is known about them. In about 1903 a ship arrived in Canada on this ship were my great grandparents and their parents. My great grandfather Joseph ?? was 17 (b.1886 Austria) and my great grandmother Rosa TRAMPOTOVA was 16 (b.1887 Prague, CZECH}. On the ship they fell in love, but we're forbidden to marry. Rosa would have married beneath her, if she married Joseph and her family would disown her. Well they married anyways, probably in Winnapeg. I can't locate any information on Joseph and Rosa till they moved to North Dakota in 1912. The reason for not being able to locate information is that when they came to the states, Joseph worked for the railroad and they BADLY misspelled his surname to KHORK. With out the correct spelling of this surname, I can't locate any records. I've tried searching for the name TRAMPOTA and have located some in Canada and Texas and wrote to them, but have never received anything back from them. Maybe since Rosa was disowned, they are disowning any of her descendants also, I don't know. I have a copy of a grave monument with the names MICHALOVIC / MICHALOVICOVA and TRAMPOTOVA on it. I also have a picture of Rosa and her family when she was a little girl. The picture shows Dad, Mom and 3 girls and 3 boys. On the bottom of the picture imprinted it says Prahia-Cèchy, below this in the left corner is J.Kolar in the middle is a symbol of three circles with faces in them, there's something on the right, but I can't read it; the copy is very bad. I know this is very little to go on, but it's all I have to work with. Does anyone have any ideas for me. Lisa Cleversey after Aug 1998 use one of the following [email protected] or [email protected] 30 April 1998

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VLASAK / SLAPNICKOVA / HAVLICE / CERVENKA - VLASAK family of Podmokly village, near Plzen, 1800 onward. Vaclav Vlasak and family immigrated to Chicago in 1865. Also, SLAPNICKOVA, HAVLICE and CERVENKA. Steven Kamm 8 April 1998

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VOTKE / VOZAB -I am seeking information and connections to my great grandparents, Henry VOTKE and Mary VOZAB. Both were from Bohemia. Henry was born in 1862 and died in the US in 1930. Mary was born in 1864 and came to the US in 1880 aboard the SS Hohenstauffen. She died in NYC in 1951. Lois Erica 3 April 1998

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VRAZEL / HAFERNIK / FALTYSEK / FALTEJSEK / FRITSCH -1870's, Moravia & Bohemia James E. Vrazel 7 April 1998

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WEICHERT - Dieter Weichert 13 April 1998

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WERLLA / SCHNEIDER -Searching for Karl WERLLA b. 4/6/1852 Austria (Bohemia) m. Julia SCHNEIDER from Milheim, Texas. Any information about him or his parents...Will share information. Pete Apple 3 April 1998

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ZELINKA - Radbor Jeanette Hutchison 13 April 1998

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ZEMAN / KOPP / CIHAK / HOUSKA / STUPKA / SKERIL / KREISINGER -Am researching Josef ZEMAN born 8/21/1877 in Vejvanov. Mother KREISINGER. Frantiska KOPP born 1/28/1878 in Vejvanov. Mother Anna CIHAK. Father Joseph KOPP. Caroline HOUSKA born 7/3/1884 in Jetenovice, Mother Mary SKERIL. Father Jan HOUSKA. Jan STUPKA born 5/8/1879 in Stribne Hory. Mother Marii ? Any help would be appreciated. Janet Partyka 20 April 1998

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ZIPPERER / LYNSMEIER -I would like found my ancesters' family, the surnames are ZIPPERER (from Flecken), and LYNSMEIER ( from Pilsen). If you could help me, I'll so happy. Douglas Ribas Busse Curitiba - PR - Brasil 30 April 1998

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ZOUCHA -Our surname is ZOUCHA ( Jan ZOUCHA came to America in Late 1800's) BillZoucha 13 April 1998

 

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