Janice, I do not know specifically what might be wrong because I do not use Rodclan website. However, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to do things because of security concerns. Generally, remote websites, at a minimum, will put a "cookie' on your machine. That way when you visit again, they can "track" your activity. Some sites require "popups" to be enabled. Some sites might be blocked by your own firewall (if you have one enabled under XP) or antivirus software. To check these out, use a different browser, if you have one. I have 3 versions of Netscape, and one version of Opera and Internet Explorer. Usually the remote site will tell you to switch security settings or browsers (Internet Explorer is the default), but a novice website may not even know their own settings because they are on a "free" server with tons of ads. Just in case. Ron Mlejnek At 12:50 PM 05/04/2004, you wrote: >I seem to be having problems registering in this website. I tried yesterday >and today. I haven't received any email with my password and today I got a >different message than yesterday. What am I doing wrong? Thank you. > >Janice in AZ > > > >==== CZECH Mailing List ==== >No off topic posts, flames, virus warnings, prayers, jokes, >chain letters, etc. Violators will be placed on message monitoring >and/or lose subscription privileges.

The site is working, I did just log in. Try the procedure described below again. Elaine *************** Subject: [CZ] Registration at Rodclan website ===8<==============Original message text=============== Honza, Your instructions are terrific, and I did add my paternal surname with a district. My poor maternal surname has no identifying geographical area, not certain what kind of response that will bring, but I figured I would take advantage of your website and stick her surname out there. Thank you for making it easy to enter the information. I hope the subscribers will use these instructions and handle their own registration. We must learn to do these things if we are going to be successful in our continuing quest for family information. I am retaining your post in case anyone missed the full set of instructions for registering surnames at http://www.rodclan.cz Elaine Hello Honza On Thursday, February 12, 2004, you wrote > Sure. Below are basic guidelines that should help anyone get registered and > add surnames to the database. They may appear a bit lengthy, but I just > tried to list step-by-step instructions to make it as easy as possible. > 1) From the main page http://www.rodclan.cz click on "registrace" (or simply > click on this link > http://www.rodclan.cz/?module=register) to go to the > registration page. > 2) Enter the required information > Email - your email address where others can contact you > Jméno - Your first name > Príjmení - Your last name > Web - your genealogical web pages (if you have any, otherwise leave > blank) > Ano, chci odebírat Emailový mesícník (if you select this checkbox, you > will automatically receive via email a list of surnames added to the > database each month) > 3) Click on the Zaregistrovat button > 4) If you entered correct information (we try to validate email), you should > see the message below. It says that your registration was successful and you > shall receive password via email. If you see anything else, your > registration was not completed successfully, most likely because you entered > invalid email. > Vase registrace probehla úspesne. Za okamzik vám emailem posleme heslo, > které budete moci pouzít pro prihlásení na vás úcet. Pokud byste do 24 hodin > tuto email nedostali, napiste nám do redakce a my registraci proveríme. > 5) Upon receiving email from Rod & Clan with subject Rod & Clan - > registrace, you have your password. It is a six-character string on the > third line by itself (see sample message below with xxxxxx). > Dobrý den, > gratulujeme vám k úspesné registraci na genealogických stránkách Rod a Clan. > Vase uzivatelské heslo je: > xxxxxx > 6) Go back to http://www.rodclan.cz and login by entering your email and > password into the fields on the top left side (Email: and Heslo:) and > hitting Enter or clicking on the blue arrow. Be careful to enter your > password correctly - some pesky characters like number zero/letter O or > number one/lowercase L can look similar. The best bet is to copy and paste > the password from the email you received. > 7) Once you are logged in, you should see a frame titled "Moje Data - Výpis > vasich predku". This is a list of your surnames in the database (so far > empty). If you don't see this title, login was not successful - most likely > because you entered incorrect email or password. > 8) Assuming you are logged in, you have four links on the left-side panel. > They do the following: > moje data - displays your surnames > kontaktni udaje - displays your contact information (name, email, web) > and also allows you to change password > pridat prijmeni - this lets you ADD SURNAMES to the database > odhlasit - logout > 9) So lets add some surnames. Click on the "pridat prijmeni" link. It > brings up a form asking for three pieces of information: > Prijmeni - surname > Obec - place (village/town) > Oblast - region (this is a drop-down list with Czech regions. If you are > unsure what region to use, simply leave this field at the default setting > "Jina oblast" which means other region). If you want to find out the > region, there are good reference pages with Czech regions and cities at > http://mesta.obce.cz/ > With all information entered, click on the button "Pridat udaje" which will > add the surname to the database. > 10) If you did everything right, you should be looking at the page with your > surnames and the one you just entered should be listed there. You can add > more surnames following the same steps. > 11) You can also edit or delete your existing surnames simply by clicking on > the green links on the left side of your existing surnames. "UPRAVIT" means > edit and "SMAZAT" means delete (to delete it you have to click on SMAZAT and > then confirm deletion on the next page by clicking on another SMAZAT again). > 12) Just to make sure your names are listed, click on "nova prijmeni" on the > main page which lists names added in the past 30 days. Yours should be > listed there. By clicking on the surname you should be able to invoke an > email to be sent to your address. Also if you entered your genealogical web > site during the registration, there will be a blue "W" icon next to the > surname. Clicking on it will open your web pages. This is a nice feature > as you can either opt to send email to someone or browse their web pages > with their family information. > If you got stuck along the way or are simply afraid to try, send me an email > with your surnames and contact info and I will add it to the database. We > purposely designed the database to be self-sufficient to limit our overhead, > but I realize that the language barrier poses a challenge to some. > Hope this helps, > Honza

I seem to be having problems registering in this website. I tried yesterday and today. I haven't received any email with my password and today I got a different message than yesterday. What am I doing wrong? Thank you. Janice in AZ

sorry list I thought this was going just to Lars. ms ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Smith" <mrsces@charter.net> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 8:31 PM Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > Hi Lars, > I haven't forgotten you - I get very bad migraine headaches and I've been > having them again. I will type up all the information that I have found > during this week for you. I also have my little 8 year old grandson that > lives with us and he keeps me very busy evenings and weekends - and I work > fulltime for the California Department of Corrections (I do budget work for > the prisons) and right now, the CA State Budget is a disaster! > > But I will get this information to you shortly. Hang in there. Maggie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <HANUSH@gmx.de> > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 2:24 PM > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > Hi Maggie, > > > > Sorry I will it somethink detailed explain. > > I have no Baca Books, The only what I have is the Passenger > > and Immigration List Index CD 354. But in this example was > > only 2 Mikita listed there, 1899 in Manitoba. So this CD is not > > always helpful. > > I, for example search for a long time an ancestor from me, > > Albrecht Vladimir Hanus(sch,sh), who emigrated 1900-1902, > > maybe from Chotebor Bohemia. He wrote 1909, he was the > > 8. year in America. I did also not know his birthdate/place, > > because his father was by the railroad and "served" in a lot > > of towns and all his children are born scatters. Despite much > > help from friendly people at the Czech, Bohemia, Cook, AZ- > > lists and other, we could't find him in any Passengerlists, Cenus, > > City directories etc. etc. I'm sure his name must be is very > > misspelled, that we could't find him. After long search, we found > > he was born 6. Feb 1887. So I knew now he was 13-15 years > > old as he emigrated. So I had the hope, with this date I can find > > him. But now luck. I have not Ancestry or other subscription and > > it is not easy to search from here. I have the fortune, that I can > > drive to the Czech archive, when it is possible, but of the other > > side, I can't go to the library or can loan all passenger films etc. > > when I search record from Amerika. > > So I have searched in the Internet an library in the US, where > > I have maybe at least free access to AncestryPlus and Heritage- > > Quest. I found after long search an library, where I need not > > an library card and could look from home, through subscription > > from this library by this two. As I saw by my search, by the way > > this request from Joe and Jan, I have looked also right away for > > this names, if I can maybe help. > > This source for example was: New York City Immigrants (Austria, > > Galizia, Poland) 1890. NY arrivals Jan-Dec 1890. > > > > I will hope, I have responds your query. > > The spellings from the names will be always an problem. > > When I can something do for you please write me, but you know > > my source and sorry I have not more. > > Sorry Maggie, that I have by this occasion refreshed my problem > > and request to the list. > > > > Best wishes > > Lars > > Germany > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Charles Smith" <mrsces@charter.net> > > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 2:48 AM > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > > > > Hi Lars, > > > Would you please tell me which volume and page you found Mikita Janos - > I > > > just rechecked all nine volumes and I can not find it. Thank you. I > > really > > > try to be as careful as I can because I know how frustrating it is > trying > > to > > > find any information on our lines. Since I don't speak the language, > I'm > > > never sure what names to pick up that look similar but spelled > > differently. > > > thank you, Maggie Smith > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: <HANUSH@gmx.de> > > > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 10:53 AM > > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > > > > > > > Hi Joe, > > > > > > > > I saw an Mikita Janos, but NY, Ship Werra, > > > > 10. Jun 1890. > > > > > > > > good luck > > > > Lars > > > > Germany > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > From: "Charles Smith" <mrsces@charter.net> > > > > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > > > > Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 7:31 AM > > > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi Joe, > > > > > I looked in all 9 volumes - nothing for Mikita or Logeman or > anything > > > > close > > > > > to it. > > > > > > > > > > Vol 1 New Orleans, Page 124: > > > > > Pecenka, Johann 43, Anna 45, Anna 14, Veronica 9, Rosina 7, Johann > 4, > > > > > Germany; STRASSBURG, 12 Dec 1873. > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > > List Administrator may be reached by sending an email to > > CZECH-ADMIN@ROOTSWEB.COM > > > > > > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > Czech-L's webpage is at > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/index.htm > >

Hi Lars, I haven't forgotten you - I get very bad migraine headaches and I've been having them again. I will type up all the information that I have found during this week for you. I also have my little 8 year old grandson that lives with us and he keeps me very busy evenings and weekends - and I work fulltime for the California Department of Corrections (I do budget work for the prisons) and right now, the CA State Budget is a disaster! But I will get this information to you shortly. Hang in there. Maggie ----- Original Message ----- From: <HANUSH@gmx.de> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 2:24 PM Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > Hi Maggie, > > Sorry I will it somethink detailed explain. > I have no Baca Books, The only what I have is the Passenger > and Immigration List Index CD 354. But in this example was > only 2 Mikita listed there, 1899 in Manitoba. So this CD is not > always helpful. > I, for example search for a long time an ancestor from me, > Albrecht Vladimir Hanus(sch,sh), who emigrated 1900-1902, > maybe from Chotebor Bohemia. He wrote 1909, he was the > 8. year in America. I did also not know his birthdate/place, > because his father was by the railroad and "served" in a lot > of towns and all his children are born scatters. Despite much > help from friendly people at the Czech, Bohemia, Cook, AZ- > lists and other, we could't find him in any Passengerlists, Cenus, > City directories etc. etc. I'm sure his name must be is very > misspelled, that we could't find him. After long search, we found > he was born 6. Feb 1887. So I knew now he was 13-15 years > old as he emigrated. So I had the hope, with this date I can find > him. But now luck. I have not Ancestry or other subscription and > it is not easy to search from here. I have the fortune, that I can > drive to the Czech archive, when it is possible, but of the other > side, I can't go to the library or can loan all passenger films etc. > when I search record from Amerika. > So I have searched in the Internet an library in the US, where > I have maybe at least free access to AncestryPlus and Heritage- > Quest. I found after long search an library, where I need not > an library card and could look from home, through subscription > from this library by this two. As I saw by my search, by the way > this request from Joe and Jan, I have looked also right away for > this names, if I can maybe help. > This source for example was: New York City Immigrants (Austria, > Galizia, Poland) 1890. NY arrivals Jan-Dec 1890. > > I will hope, I have responds your query. > The spellings from the names will be always an problem. > When I can something do for you please write me, but you know > my source and sorry I have not more. > Sorry Maggie, that I have by this occasion refreshed my problem > and request to the list. > > Best wishes > Lars > Germany > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charles Smith" <mrsces@charter.net> > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 2:48 AM > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > Hi Lars, > > Would you please tell me which volume and page you found Mikita Janos - I > > just rechecked all nine volumes and I can not find it. Thank you. I > really > > try to be as careful as I can because I know how frustrating it is trying > to > > find any information on our lines. Since I don't speak the language, I'm > > never sure what names to pick up that look similar but spelled > differently. > > thank you, Maggie Smith > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <HANUSH@gmx.de> > > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 10:53 AM > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > > > > Hi Joe, > > > > > > I saw an Mikita Janos, but NY, Ship Werra, > > > 10. Jun 1890. > > > > > > good luck > > > Lars > > > Germany > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Charles Smith" <mrsces@charter.net> > > > To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Monday, April 26, 2004 7:31 AM > > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Re: Baca Lookups, please--Baltimore > > > > > > > > > > Hi Joe, > > > > I looked in all 9 volumes - nothing for Mikita or Logeman or anything > > > close > > > > to it. > > > > > > > > Vol 1 New Orleans, Page 124: > > > > Pecenka, Johann 43, Anna 45, Anna 14, Veronica 9, Rosina 7, Johann 4, > > > > Germany; STRASSBURG, 12 Dec 1873. > > > > > > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > List Administrator may be reached by sending an email to > CZECH-ADMIN@ROOTSWEB.COM > >

I found out my Matthew/Mathis was spelled Matej. May be this might help. Lois

Hi, Janice in AZ. The names you cite are all from the base name: Sladky. The variation is due to gender and language usage. As to you other issue, if all the names were spelled the same, namely Sladky, could you assume they were all of he same family? I doubt it. I suspect Sladky is a fairly common name. There is a list available telling with what frequency the name appears in the CR. Joe

Jean, I'm not sure, but I think the coins were Crowns ??

Hi List: I just received this from a researcher in Pilzen; cam anyone tell me how much a golden was and how much kretzer were worth in 1803? It would seem that my gggrandfather had a dowry of 100 goldens and 1 Kow *cow(? and his wife had a dowry of 80 goldens and 1 Kow Thank you Jean Horl

Is there anyone on the list researching VASSEK, Frank and Florence (nee, Sherry), son, Thomas? Florence was the daughter of Michael and Amalia Sherry from Chicago. Michael died in 1946. Amalia was already dead. thanks, ms

I thought maybe someone on the list would be interested in this besides me. I just read in my Sunday Paper that there is a movie called "Zelary", a Czech tale, about a nurse caught up in the resistance during World War II coming out this summer. Has anyone else heard about this? It was an academy award nominee for foreign-language film. Carrie Taylor

Darla, the Czech list's database is at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~elainetmaddox/ Click on surnames there (scroll down, left side) and add your names. The Rod&Clan database is at http://www.rodclan.cz/index.php It will be necessary to follow Honza's guidelines if you are not a Czech speaker. I was able to add my surnames with the help of Honza's post. Elaine If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something. --Steven Wright Hello Fred On Sunday, May 2, 2004, you wrote > Would it be possible to add the names of my Great-Grand parents. Josef - > Anna Klimes. John - Marry (Marie) Barta. Both sets of GGrandparents came > to America in 1872 and 1873. > Thanks > Darla Hoskins (Barta) > fhoskins@mn.rr.com

This is a forwarded message From: Honza Uher <juher@san.rr.com> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 12, 2004, 4:19:20 AM Subject: [CZ] Registration at Rodclan website ===8<==============Original message text=============== Sure. Below are basic guidelines that should help anyone get registered and add surnames to the database. They may appear a bit lengthy, but I just tried to list step-by-step instructions to make it as easy as possible. 1) From the main page http://www.rodclan.cz click on "registrace" (or simply click on this link http://www.rodclan.cz/?module=register) to go to the registration page. 2) Enter the required information Email - your email address where others can contact you Jméno - Your first name Príjmení - Your last name Web - your genealogical web pages (if you have any, otherwise leave blank) Ano, chci odebírat Emailový mesícník (if you select this checkbox, you will automatically receive via email a list of surnames added to the database each month) 3) Click on the Zaregistrovat button 4) If you entered correct information (we try to validate email), you should see the message below. It says that your registration was successful and you shall receive password via email. If you see anything else, your registration was not completed successfully, most likely because you entered invalid email. Vase registrace probehla úspesne. Za okamzik vám emailem posleme heslo, které budete moci pouzít pro prihlásení na vás úcet. Pokud byste do 24 hodin tuto email nedostali, napiste nám do redakce a my registraci proveríme. 5) Upon receiving email from Rod & Clan with subject Rod & Clan - registrace, you have your password. It is a six-character string on the third line by itself (see sample message below with xxxxxx). Dobrý den, gratulujeme vám k úspesné registraci na genealogických stránkách Rod a Clan. Vase uzivatelské heslo je: xxxxxx 6) Go back to http://www.rodclan.cz and login by entering your email and password into the fields on the top left side (Email: and Heslo:) and hitting Enter or clicking on the blue arrow. Be careful to enter your password correctly - some pesky characters like number zero/letter O or number one/lowercase L can look similar. The best bet is to copy and paste the password from the email you received. 7) Once you are logged in, you should see a frame titled "Moje Data - Výpis vasich predku". This is a list of your surnames in the database (so far empty). If you don't see this title, login was not successful - most likely because you entered incorrect email or password. 8) Assuming you are logged in, you have four links on the left-side panel. They do the following: moje data - displays your surnames kontaktni udaje - displays your contact information (name, email, web) and also allows you to change password pridat prijmeni - this lets you ADD SURNAMES to the database odhlasit - logout 9) So lets add some surnames. Click on the "pridat prijmeni" link. It brings up a form asking for three pieces of information: Prijmeni - surname Obec - place (village/town) Oblast - region (this is a drop-down list with Czech regions. If you are unsure what region to use, simply leave this field at the default setting "Jina oblast" which means other region). If you want to find out the region, there are good reference pages with Czech regions and cities at http://mesta.obce.cz/ With all information entered, click on the button "Pridat udaje" which will add the surname to the database. 10) If you did everything right, you should be looking at the page with your surnames and the one you just entered should be listed there. You can add more surnames following the same steps. 11) You can also edit or delete your existing surnames simply by clicking on the green links on the left side of your existing surnames. "UPRAVIT" means edit and "SMAZAT" means delete (to delete it you have to click on SMAZAT and then confirm deletion on the next page by clicking on another SMAZAT again). 12) Just to make sure your names are listed, click on "nova prijmeni" on the main page which lists names added in the past 30 days. Yours should be listed there. By clicking on the surname you should be able to invoke an email to be sent to your address. Also if you entered your genealogical web site during the registration, there will be a blue "W" icon next to the surname. Clicking on it will open your web pages. This is a nice feature as you can either opt to send email to someone or browse their web pages with their family information. If you got stuck along the way or are simply afraid to try, send me an email with your surnames and contact info and I will add it to the database. We purposely designed the database to be self-sufficient to limit our overhead, but I realize that the language barrier poses a challenge to some. Hope this helps, Honza ----- Original Message ----- From: "ETM" <Chook@starpower.net> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 10:25 PM Subject: [CZ] Registration at Rodclan website > Honza, > > I made a failed attempt to register so I could list my email > address and surnames. Would you give those of us who have a > language problem the information necessary to register our > names at your website? > > http://www.rodclan.cz/index.php > > Many thanks! > > Elaine > ===8<===========End of original message text===========

This is an update to the Rod & Clan database. I hope that most of you have worked your way through to submitting your names there as well as to our own Czech-L surname database. I will forward Honza's good post to assist you through the website. Elaine Subject: Rod & Clan - příjmení za duben 2004 ===8<==============Original message text=============== Nová příjmení v genealogické databázi Rod & Clan přidaná v dubnu 2004: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMBROS, Brno, Jiná Oblast ANTOŠ, Babina, Kopidlo, Plzeň BABÁK, Úbislavice, Stav, Lužany, Jičín BÁŠA, Činěves, Nymburk BEDNÁŘ, Helvíkovice, Ústí nad Orlicí BOHABOJ, Vlková, Kutná Hora BOHUTÍNSKÝ, Dobříš, Příbram BOŘ, Kladruby, Strakonice BOUBÍN,SVOBODA, Žíšov, Kutná Hora BRABENEC, Putim, Domažlice, Písek CIMBŮREK, Chodov u K.v., Sokolov ČÁPEK, Letovice, Blansko ČECHOVÁ, Dománovice, Kolín ČEMUS, Leskovice, Strakonice ČERNOHORSKÝ, Sádek, Příbram ČERNÝ, Staré Holešovice, Okr. Vysoké Mýto, Jiná Oblast DOSTÁL, Bohousová, Ústí nad Orlicí DRYÁK, Potštejn, Rychnov nad Kněžnou DUPPA, Horní Počernice, Praha EHRENBERGER, Rohozná u Poličky, Svitavy ENGEL, Hrubý Lesnov, Kuřivody, Vranov, Mimoň, Česká Lípa, Lasvice, Česká Lípa FALTA, Náchod, Běloves, Náchod FIČALA, Okolí Brna, Jiná Oblast FILIP, Uhlířské Janovice, Kutná Hora FLEISCHMANN, Lanškroun, Ústí nad Orlicí FOTTR, Lužany, Jičín FRüHBAUER, Česká Bělá, Havlíčkův Brod, Havlíčkův Brod FUSEK, Tuchyňa, Slovensko GABRIEL, Záchlumí, Ústí nad Orlicí GJURIŠIČ, , Jiná Oblast GLOS, Praha, Nová Paka, Liberec, Brno, Slovensko, Jiná oblast HALA, Hradiště, Domažlice HAMPL, Břežany, Radovesice, Jiná Oblast HANZLÍK, , Brno HAVEL, Modlešovice, Strakonice HEYL, HEJLÍČEK, Roztež, Kutná Hora HOCH, Sušice, Strakonice, Lhota(?), Strakonice HRADIL, Novosedla, České Budějovice HRODKOVÁ, Pečky, Jiná Oblast HROUDA, Bratkovice, Praha, Jáchymov, Telčice, Chvaletice, Přelouč, Praha CHOCHOLA, Konárovice, Kolín JÁNĚ, Zábřeh na Moravě, Šumperk JELÍNEK, Praha 13, Praha JORDÁN, Zvánovice, Praha-východ KAREŠ, Praha, Jiná Oblast KASÍK, Zaječov, Olešná, Jivina, Kvaň, Nová Ves, Beroun KLINKÁČKOVÁ, Pečky, Jiná Oblast KNEDLÍK, Kopidlo, Plzeň KOKRDA, Střelské Hoštice, Hlupín (okr.Sušice), Strakonice KOLOMA, Lukavice, Ústí nad Orlicí KOSTELECKÁ, Praha, Jiná Oblast KOUBSKÝ, Chvaletice, Putim, Písek KOVAŘÍK, Drahlín, Příbram KRATOCHVÍL, Zaječov, Olešná, Jivina, Kvaň, Nová Ves, Beroun KRAUS, Záchlumí, Ústí nad Orlicí KRAUS, Horní Lukavice, Plzeň KREISLER, Vlčkovice v Podkrkonoší, Trutnov KREJČÍ, Chvaletice, Písek KREJČÍ, Bohousová, Ústí Nad Orlicí KRYSTEJN, Rybná nad Zdobnicí /německá Rybná), Ústí nad Orlicí KRYSTL, Vejprnice, Plzeň, Plzeň KUBĚNA, , Jiná Oblast KURC, Západní Čechy, Jiná Oblast KUS, Dolní Lukavice, Letkov, Plzeň MALC (MALEC), Plískov, Rokycany MANSFELD, Slánsko, Jiná Oblast MARTINEK (MARTINKA), Hrádek, Letkov, Rokycany MASÁK, Hrušov, Mladá Boleslav MASOPUST, Hodějov, Strakonice MAŠEK, Zaječov, Olešná, Jivina, Kvaň, Nová Ves, Beroun MAŠEK, Letkov, Plzeň MATOUŠEK, Havraníky, Znojmo NOVICKÝ, Zábřeh na Moravě, Šumperk NOVOTNÝ, Hořátev, Nymburk PADIUS (PADYUS, PÁDYUS), Kozlany, Bohdalice, Pavlovice, Nemochovice, Brno, Vyškov PAJTL, Bystřice pod Hostýnem, Jiná Oblast PATZÁK, Lítič, Heřmanice nad Labem..., Jiná Oblast PAVLOVIČ (PAVLOVIC), Mnichov, Strakonice, Strakonice PĚNKAVA, Těškov, Rokycany PERCH (PERCHA), Horní Lukavice, Plzeň PETRÁK, Semice, Písek POKORNÝ, Kladruby, Strakonice POLAN, Škůdra, Strakonice POLANSKÝ, Chvaletice, Písek PRAUS, Potštejn, Záchlumí, Německá Rybná, Letohrad, Liberec, Ústí nad Orlicí PRAŽÁK, Brno, Brno PRŠALA, Studenec, Bystrá, Semily REJŠEK (REJSCHEK), Bukovník, Sušice, Jiná Oblast RICHTER, , Jiná Oblast RöSEL, Dvůr Králové N. L., Heřmanice N. L., Brod..., Trutnov ROSUM, Krabčice (far. ú. Heřmanice N. L.), Trutnov ROZUMNÝ, Zásmuky, Dolní Chvatliny, Kutná Hora RUDL, Kalenice, Písek RUSANOV, Brno, Krnov, Brno ŘAHOTA, Kraselov, Strakonice SEDLOŇ, Tábor, Čelkovice, Tábor SCHNEIDER (ŠNAJDR), Malý Drahlín, Drahlín, Příbram SKALA, Putim, Písek SKOLEK, Sušice, Strakonice, Lhota(?), Strakonice SKUPIEN, Napajedla, Jiná Oblast SMRKOVSKÝ, Malejovice, Kutná Hora SOUKUP, Stránčice, Praha-východ SPAIZER, Velká Bukovina (großback), Trutnov SRP, Zaječov, Olešná, Jivina, Kvaň, Nová Ves, Beroun STROUHAL, Petrovice, Domažlice STUCHLÍK, Králův Dvůr, Beroun SVEJKOVSKÝ, Zbiroh, Rokycany ŠAŠEK, Letkov, Plzeň ŠÁTEK, RůŽIČKA, ?, Jiná Oblast ŠEFL (ŠEFLA), Drahlín, Příbram ŠILHÁN ČI ŠILHAN, Výchdní Čechy, Berounsko, Horka u Chrudimi, Kolvín, Rokytno u Pardubic, Jiná oblast ŠVAGR, , Jiná Oblast ŠVANCAR, Brodce, Mladá Boleslav ŠVARC, Kladruby,Strakonice,Bukovník,Sušice, Strakonice TOMAN, Komňa, Uherské Hradiště TUSCHLOVÁ, České Budějovice, Okolí, České Budějovice URBAN, Žíšov, Kutná Hora URBAN, Nové Zámky - Sr, Jiná Oblast URBAN, Přelovice, Lány na Důlku, Pardubice VAJS, Žloukovice, Broumy, Beroun VENCL, Kunčice, Ústí Nad Orlicí VIDHOLD, Sr, Jiná Oblast VLASTNÍK, , Jiná Oblast VOLŠOVÝ, Modlešovice, Strakonice VRBKA, Nebraska, U.S.A., Jiná oblast WAINER (VAINER, VAJNAR), Těškov, Strašice, Rokycany WANIEK, Mačice, Sušice, Strakonice, Jiná oblast WOWESNÝ ČI VOVESNÝ, Podkarpatská Rus?, Jiná Oblast ZAJÍČEK, Lhota, Rokycany ZAORAL, , Prostějov ZEHNAL, , Ostrava ŽIVEC, Roudnice N/l., Litoměřice Tuto zprávu jste obdržel(a) protože vaše email je přihlášena k odběru měsíčníku Rod & Clan. Odběr můžete zrušit na http://www.rodclan.cz, po přihlášení v sekci kontaktní údaje. ===8<===========End of original message text===========

Would it be possible to add the names of my Great-Grand parents. Josef - Anna Klimes. John - Marry (Marie) Barta. Both sets of GGrandparents came to America in 1872 and 1873. Thanks Darla Hoskins (Barta) fhoskins@mn.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "List Administration" <chook@starpower.net> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 8:37 PM Subject: Fwd: Re: [CZ] Czech Surname database? > Correspondence below with Honza Uher is self-explanatory. > While we have the pleasure of Honza's company, please send > your questions about the Czech Surname Database to the list. > For any who may have missed checking out the database, > please see > > http://www.rodclan.cz/index.php > > Elaine > > > ===8<==============Original message text=============== > > > > Hi Elaine, > > > I think I can be convinced to subscribe to your mailing list and answer any > > questions that may come up regarding our database pages. Which mailing list > > should I sign up for? I see you have quite a few. I would rather stick > > with only one, if possible. > > > You pretty much described the main features of the database already. It > > serves as a contact list for researchers who share ancestors with the same > > surname. The database contains family surnames (including place/region > > info) contributed by researchers who leave their contact email address. > > Anyone can browse/search the database and if they find a surname they are > > interested in, they can email the contributor. All information exchange is > > then handled directly by the individuals. Anyone is also welcome to > > contribute surnames to the database. It's free and it increases the chance > > that you will get in touch with someone who has the same roots. A user > > registration is required before you can contribute - merely for added > > convenience of adding/editing surnames linked to users' accounts. > > > As I mentioned, the database in today's form is more of a contact list > > rather than a genealogical database containing detailed information about > > ancestors. That said, we have plans to upgrade the database to contain > > family trees and detailed information - along the lines of what you can find > > on many genealogical servers in the US. If everything goes well (and time > > permits), the new database should be online in the next few months. And > > yes, it will be multilingual. > > > Honza > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "List Administration" <chook@starpower.net> > > To: "Honza Uher" <juher@san.rr.com> > > Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 7:17 PM > > Subject: Re: [CZ] Czech Surname database? > > >> Honza, > >> > >> Thank you very much for replying. I am administrator of > >> several Rootsweb mailing lists devoted to genealogical > >> research in the Czech Republic. Your website has caught the > >> attention of many subscribers. > >> > >> I will forward one such email after this message. There are > >> more. > >> > >> Could we convince you to sign on to the mailing list, if > >> only for awhile, to assist some of the American subscribers > >> in using your surname database? Are you interested in > >> adding the surnames being researched by the mailing list > >> subscribers? > >> > >> Best regards, > >> > >> Elaine > >> > > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > The mailing list is configured to reply only to the list. If you are making a personal reply to a poster, it will be necessary to delete the list address and add the individual's address. >

I did not find anyone with this spelling in all 9 books, ms ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Martin" <mikemartin@firstva.com> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 3:47 AM Subject: [CZ] Mathias Wohrna (Vohrna) > > Looking for any help with or a Baca look-up for: > Mathias/Matthew/Michael Wohrna; > b.9/11/1851, Nepomuk Bohemia > Wife, Marie nee Vodakova; b. 2/15/1857, Zahori > Bohemia > Children: > Barbora; b. 4/29/1877, Nepomuk > Juliana; b. 2/15/1879, Nepomuk > Marie; b. 1/30/1881, Nepomuk > Believe they most likely came into Baltimore between 1882 and 1886. > Mike Martin > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > The mailing list is configured to reply only to the list. If you are making a personal reply to a poster, it will be necessary to delete the list address and add the individual's address. > >

Hi Listers, I have a question about Czech surnames and it's dirivitives. I was looking on the Denni Hlasatel CD for obits. The surname I am searching right now is Sladky. I found 15 with that spelling. But then I found 2 Sladka, 11 Sladkova and 2 Sladkovou. Do I assume these are all the same family? I realize the spelling changes with male and female, but I'm confused now with all this. If someone could please help me out with this, I'd appreciate it. Could all these be in my family? Thank you. Janice in AZ

Has anyone out there have any info on the HLOUSEK name? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Williams" <swilliams1200@comcast.net> To: <CZECH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 7:55 AM Subject: [CZ] Re: Jedlicka/Hala/Holecek > > Looking for Baca look-ups: > > Vincent Jedlicka and Katreena (Katherine/Kate) Jedlicka nee Kralicek > Arrived New York 1870 from Bohemia > > Vincent would have been approximately 33 years old > Katreena would have been approximately 25 years old > > I believe they were just married and had no children -- but I am just > speculating. > Any information would be greatly appreciated. > > > Also looking for another family arriving around 1882 > Jan (John) Hala b. 1824 > wife Agnes (Anezka), b. 1824 > daughter Antonie (Antoinette) - b. 1860 > and son Jan(John) b. 1869 > > Alois (Louis) Holecek - b. 1856 > He could arrived anywhere between 1882 and 1886 > > Appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. Susan > > > > > ==== CZECH Mailing List ==== > If you'd like to search our archives, please visit > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=CZECH >

Looking for Baca look-ups: Vincent Jedlicka and Katreena (Katherine/Kate) Jedlicka nee Kralicek Arrived New York 1870 from Bohemia Vincent would have been approximately 33 years old Katreena would have been approximately 25 years old I believe they were just married and had no children -- but I am just speculating. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Also looking for another family arriving around 1882 Jan (John) Hala b. 1824 wife Agnes (Anezka), b. 1824 daughter Antonie (Antoinette) - b. 1860 and son Jan(John) b. 1869 Alois (Louis) Holecek - b. 1856 He could arrived anywhere between 1882 and 1886 Appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. Susan

Hello all, I'm new at this & could sure use some guidance! My GGrandfather, William Kubik (abt.1846-1919) and his wife Anna ( abt. 1849-1891) immigrated abt 1878 but I have no idea where in Bohemia they came from. On the 1880 census in St.Louis, Mo there were 2 enumerations, the first is stamped Rejected. First enumeration 1 June 1880 Kubik, Wenzel W M 34 M Bohemia Kubik, Anna W F 32 M Bohemia Kubik, Franzika W F 5 S Bohemia Kubik, Joseph W M 3 S Bohemia Kubik, Anna W F 8/12 Oct Missouri Second enumeration 10 November 1880 Kubic, Joseph W M 35 M Bohemia Kubic, Anna W F 32 M Bohemia Kubic, Fannie W F 6 S Bohemia Kubic, Joseph W M 4 S Bohemia Kubic, Anna W F 5/12 Feb Kansas The address is the same for both enumerations as is his occupation, wagon maker My Grandfather, William J. Kubik, Jr., was born in Mo in 1890 I have the obits for both of them but not for Anna. Can some one tell me where to look next? Thank you, Karen