Thank you, Petr, for the map. It is very helpful! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bohemian Roots" <bohemroots@gmail.com> To: <czech@rootsweb.com>; <rvmlejnek@navix.net> Sent: Friday, May 02, 2008 6:44 PM Subject: Re: [CZ] Mapping Service > To: Ron and Betty Mlejnek > > It does not works properly for me, I see only 404: Page Not Found > > I know better maps, try following: http://www.mapy.cz/ > > You can write phrase what you are looking for, to the field "Hledej" > Switching between several types of maps is available, test ZAKLADNI, > TURISTICKA, FOTOMAPA and HISTORICKA butons. > Try paste to "Hledej" Zamberk, Nadrazni 764 and you will find where I > live. > > Kind regards > > Petr Sedlon > Nadrazni 764 > Zamberk > > > > > > > 2008/5/2 Ron and Betty Mlejnek <rvmlejnek@navix.net>: > >> The following web site might be useful for searching locations in the >> Czech republic: >> >> http://czech-republic.relocate-anyplace.selfip.com/ >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> CZECH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CZECH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message
Petr, I checked it from the link you provided in this message and it works fine. Perhaps your "browser" needs an adjustment? Secondly, I said this "web site might be useful for searching locations in the Czech Republic." I never said it was the "best". Indeed, if you check the link that I have provided to subscribers to the Czech Mail List, I already listed what I think are the "best" sites: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~elainetmaddox/czgenealogy.htm#tools Ron Mlejnek At 05:44 PM 05/02/2008, you wrote: >To: Ron and Betty Mlejnek > >It does not works properly for me, I see only 404: Page Not Found > >I know better maps, try following: <http://www.mapy.cz/>http://www.mapy.cz/ > >You can write phrase what you are looking for, to the field "Hledej" >Switching between several types of maps is available, test ZAKLADNI, >TURISTICKA, FOTOMAPA and HISTORICKA butons. >Try paste to "Hledej" Zamberk, Nadrazni 764 and you will find where I live. > >Kind regards > >Petr Sedlon >Nadrazni 764 >Zamberk > > > > > > >2008/5/2 Ron and Betty Mlejnek ><<mailto:rvmlejnek@navix.net>rvmlejnek@navix.net>: >The following web site might be useful for searching locations in the >Czech republic: > ><http://czech-republic.relocate-anyplace.selfip.com/>http://czech-republic.relocate-anyplace.selfip.com/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ><mailto:CZECH-request@rootsweb.com>CZECH-request@rootsweb.com with >the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the >body of the message
List: Im looking for the following people: Joseph Fleischman, b: 1 Aug 1864 Unterhütten, Kreis Bischofteinitz, Bohemia, Austria, d: 7 Aug 1937 Rolling Twp., Langlade County, Wisconsin. Also Paul FLEISCHMAN, b: 29 Jun 1883, died 29 Mar 1963 in Antigo, Langlade Co., WI. He married Anna Theresa Drexler on 27 Oct 1908 in Antigo, WI. He came to the USA in 1884 according to the 1900 Census. Also looking for families of PAA & WILD, probably from the same area. I found this information on the following web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gbhs/resources/czech/UnterhuttenEng.html The older men were in the 7th Landwehr [militia, national guard] in Eger and later were transferred to Rumburg. Individual soldiers served in Cavalry Regiment No. 2 in Dobrzan. During the First World War, 13 men were killed in action. They were: Josef Müller Nr. 1 1, Josef Gobernatz Nr. 32, Josef Paa Nr. 6, Michl Vogl Nr. 19, Johann Mages Nr. 22, Karl Paa Nr. 24, Adolf Meisinger Nr. 28, Franz Paa Nr. 32, Paul Mages Nr. 35, Josef Portner Nr. 35, Georg Kirsch Nr. 45, Josef Wild Nr. 45 and the schoolteacher, Georg Maurer, Nr. 34. Between 1921 and 1937, 27 men from Unterhütte served as soldiers in the Czech army. At the time they were obligated to serve for two years. Men were mustered in at Ronsperg and there was a large recruiting staff stationed there. Eligibility was strictly overseen and in 1926 or 12 men who were examined only one was enlisted. Before the German troops marched into Czechoslovakia the state had called for mobilization but there were not many who answered the call to enlist. Instead most fled to Bavaria. After the Anschluss many Sudetens reported to voluntarily enlist in the German armed forces. During the Second World War 109 men enlisted among whom 36 became casualties: Erich Axmann (Lehrer) Nr. 40, Franz Baier Nr. 26, Franz Baier Nr. 57, Alois Fleischmann Nr. 52, Franz Gobernatz Nr. 21, Franz Hasl Nr. 57, Eduard Hell (teacher) Nr. 27, Anton Hogen Nr. 29, Franz Hogen Nr. 29, Johann Kirsch Nr. 45, Franz Kirsch Nr. 51, Georg Kirsch Nr. 38, Josef Kirsch Nr. 11, Rudolf Kirsch Nr. 44, Simon Kirsch Nr. 44, Rudolf Lindl (Lehrer) Nr. 6, Karl Lindl Nr. 17, Franz Markgraf Nr. 47, Rudolf Markgraf Nr. 47, Otto Markgraf Nr. 14, Ludwig Neudenker Nr. 36, Johann Paa Nr. 34, Josef Reiminger Nr. 56, Josef Reiminger Nr. 41, Erwin Reiminger Nr. 21, Martin Reiminger Nr. 53, Franz Vogl Nr. 42, Anton Wild Nr. 13, Ernst Wild Nr. 4, Franz Wild Nr. 32, Johann Wild Nr. 49, Rudolf Wild Nr. 43, Franz Wild (Lehrer) - Neumühle, Otto Wild Nr.- (Neumühle), Franz Wild Nr. 50, und Ernst Wedl Nr. 54. After the expulsion most of the residents of Unterhütten settled in Schönsee, Stadlern and Bavarian-Schwarzach. All that remains of the former place named Unterhütten is hillside overgrown with wild brushwood. Can somebody tell me what catholic church to look for any of these records? Bill Forshay - San Antonio, TX ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ
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Hello, It depends on the historical time. Protestant belief starts to be tolerated at Czech lands since 1781 by the Edict of Tolerance, issued by the Emperor Joseph II. For children from mixtured marriages were 2 possibilities: 1) to be educated in catholic religion 2) daughter followed religion of her mother, son followed religion of his father In 1848 and more in 1861 were non-catholic beliefs emancipated and it seems that children of mixtured marriages can follow the religion what they parents decided. Martin Pytr, CZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lou Fischer" <lfischer@suddenlink.net> To: <czech@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 8:06 PM Subject: [CZ] Religion of Families Does anyone know what the family tradition was for picking a religion for a family in Bohemian/Moravia? If a couple got married, the wife being Catholic and the husband being Protestant, which religion would the family follow? As in the USA, more times than not, the family follows the wife's religion. Is this the same in Czech.? -- Jsem chrA!n�?n bezplatnA1m SPAMfighter pro soukromA� uA3ivatele. AA3 doposud m�? uA!etA?il pA?A�jmu 1042 spam-emailA�. PlatA�cA� uA3ivatelA� tuto zprA!vu ve svA1ch e-mailech nedostavajA�. StA!hn�?te si zadarmo SPAMfighter zde: www.spamfighter.com/lcs
List: I have a friend who was born in Germany and her parents were born in the Czech Republic. The father is: Franz Josef EHMIG B. 12 02 1908 Sobenten (Sobedruhy, now) Czech Republic The mother is: Ella Maria Ehmig (Guenzel by birth) B. 01 30 1916 Obergraupen (Krupka, now) Czech Republic My friend has their birth certificates and has scanned them and given me a copy of them. I don't know if I have the places correct. Going from what my friend told me. Is there some kind soul who would take a look at them and see if you can translate them for me. I will send a copy of the documents to anyone willing to accept this translation. Thanking you in advance. Sarah McCray Kentucky USA
I also did not have good luck with csagsi. When I went with an appt. the man who helped me didn't know about finding slovak info just czech. I also wanted help on how to get info and he had no help.> Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 15:41:22 -0700> From: judith.mason@ameritech.net> To: rm62759@windstream.net; chicago-bohemians@rootsweb.com; chicago-czechs@rootsweb.com; COOK-CO-IL@rootsweb.com; czech@rootsweb.com; czech-surnames@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [CZECH-SURNAMES] [CZ] Czech/Slovak Library in Cicero IL> > Ron & Betty Mlejnek <rm62759@windstream.net> wrote:> > CSAGSI has not been much help in the past. I have had better "luck" with individuals who live in Chicago.> > ron> > Dear Ron,> > Yes, I agree, the list members from the Chicago area (actually country wide) are very informative and go out of there way to be helpful. However, I'm surprised and disappointed to hear you say CSAGSI has not been much help in the past. Would you mind telling me in what way the organization was n! ot helpful and what they could do to be more helpful in the future? > > CSAGSI has a free library open once a month for nine months manned by volunteers who provide genealogical research guidance, and document translations when a translator is available. Please note, I stated research guidance........the organization does not do research for you. The library is a treasure trove of Czech, Slovak and Chicago history.........mostly donations from CSAGSI members. In addition to the library, there are five informative, free meetings held throughout the year along with an annual conference in March. There is a fee for the conference which pays for the buffet meal provided. > > This dedicated organization, all volunteers I might add, has indexed the Denni Hlasatel newspaper obituaries, Zlata Kniha (Svornost Anniversary Book), St. Procopius Death records and is in the process of translating the book "Czechs in Chicago" and indexing the interment records of Bohemian National Cemeter! y which will be available on disc when this monumental task has been c ompleted.> > I'm sorry to have made this posting so long but, this organization is very dear to my heart and I couldn't let a negative comment pass without responding.> > Judie Mason> Chicago> > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CZECH-SURNAMES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself wherever you are. Mobilize! http://www.gowindowslive.com/Mobile/Landing/Messenger/Default.aspx?Locale=en-US?ocid=TAG_APRIL ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CZECH-SURNAMES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
wishing for help with our Czech families., DAVID, CHAPEK(CAPAK), CHUNAT (CUNOT) SMRCINA. lavond@mhtc.net do write to and hope & pray family. thanks
I am looking for information about relatives of the sieblings of my great grandfather Franz Polatscheck, various spellings on the entrees in the register ( Polacek, Polaszek, Polaschek ) he was born in Bergen Moravia on the 28 Oct 1819 Bergen is now called Perna ( near Mikulov ). His sieblings were all born in Bergen, are Agnes * 14 Sept 1821 Anton * 18 Apr 1824, Rosalia * 15 Feb 1829, Josepha * 6 Jun 1831, Johann * 22 Jun 1835. The father of Franz was Anton * about 1795 ? and his mother was Rosalia Friedrich * 21 Aug 1796. Any information would help me to enlarge my family roots and would therefore be greatly appreciated. my email : johann.schuster@bigpond.com
Hi Maddie, Off hand, I don't know of a Nebraska Czech organization but, you might want to search this website....................... http://www.nebraskaczechs.org/index.htm Good luck! Judie Mason Chicago MaddieKathe@aol.com wrote: Hi Judie, Do you know if there is a similar organization in the Omaha area? My Bohemian ancestors all seem to have settled in Nebraska, with some moving to South Dakota. Thank you. Maddie **************Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car listings at AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/used?NCID=aolcmp00300000002851) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CZECH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Can someone help us with our family in area. Wish to know about Antoninette or Toni Marek or Mark b. after 1860 md. ? in WI or Ill. to John Bravisky(sp) lived in Illinois. also sister Anna Marek or Mark md, George Schrader (sp) Think Anna a bookkeeper in Chicago area?? Any help in knowing about these families or what, where to help find. I am LaVon lavond@mhtc.net in Wisconsin. thanks bye
Hi Judie, Do you know if there is a similar organization in the Omaha area? My Bohemian ancestors all seem to have settled in Nebraska, with some moving to South Dakota. Thank you. Maddie **************Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car listings at AOL Autos. (http://autos.aol.com/used?NCID=aolcmp00300000002851)
Judie, for those of us who live outside the area, are there volunteers or researchers for fee who will help us with the materials at the library? I personally have no chance of getting to the library but my family was in Chicago in the 1860s. What does the Society offer to residents outside of the Chicago area? (Some I know, but some should be mentioned here.) Many thanks for your response. Elaine > Ron & Betty Mlejnek <rm62759@windstream.net> wrote: > > CSAGSI has not been much help in the past. I > have had better "luck" with individuals who live in Chicago. > ron > > Dear Ron, > > Yes, I agree, the list members from the > Chicago area (actually country wide) are very > informative and go out of there way to be > helpful. However, I'm surprised and > disappointed to hear you say CSAGSI has not been > much help in the past. Would you mind telling > me in what way the organization was not helpful > and what they could do to be more helpful in the future? > > CSAGSI has a free library open once a month > for nine months manned by volunteers who provide > genealogical research guidance, and document > translations when a translator is available. > Please note, I stated research > guidance........the organization does not do > research for you. The library is a treasure > trove of Czech, Slovak and Chicago > history.........mostly donations from CSAGSI > members. In addition to the library, there are > five informative, free meetings held throughout > the year along with an annual conference in > March. There is a fee for the conference which > pays for the buffet meal provided. > > This dedicated organization, all volunteers I > might add, has indexed the Denni Hlasatel > newspaper obituaries, Zlata Kniha (Svornost > Anniversary Book), St. Procopius Death records > and is in the process of translating the book > "Czechs in Chicago" and indexing the interment > records of Bohemian National Cemetery which will > be available on disc when this monumental task has been completed. > > I'm sorry to have made this posting so long > but, this organization is very dear to my heart > and I couldn't let a negative comment pass without responding. > > Judie Mason > Chicago > >
Stanislav Slama (1922-2004) married Marie ZBOROVSKA (1920-1986) and they had two sons: Vojtech (b 1950) and Stanislav (b 1955). I would greatly appreciate any further information about this family. Thank you very much!
Tomas CACIK (1865-1924) and Anna HANACKOVA (1866-1959) had the following children: Tomas (d 1981), Jaroslav (died 1964), Josef (died 1945) and Anezka. I would appreciate any further information you could give me regarding these children. Thank you very much!
Tomas HANACEK (1802-1883) married Rosina (1808-1890) and they were the parents of Martin HANACEK. I would greatly appreciate any further information about this family. Thank you very much!
Matej APOSTOL (1813-1882) married Veronika (1819-1895) and they were the parents of Mariana (1843-1918). I would greatly appreciate any further information about this family. Thank you very much!
Tomas ZBOROVSKY (1855-1921) married Mariana SIMECKOVA and they had three sons: Frantisek, Josef, and Rudolf. I would appreciate any further information about this family. Thank you very much.
Josef CACIK married Katerina MIKULICOVA and they had a son Tomas CACIK (1865 - 18 Oct 1924). I would greatly appreciate any further information about Joseph and Katerina and their families. Thank you very much.
Martin HANACEK (1839-17 Jan 1893) married (when ?) Mariana APOSTOL(OVA) (1843-Dec 1918). They were the parents of Pavel, Petr, Marie and Anna. I would greatly appreciate any of the following information: 1) brothers/sisters of Martin HANACEK, 2) parents of Mariana APOSTOL(OVA), 3) brothers/sister of Mariana APOSTOL(OVA), 4) marriage date of Martin HANACEK and Mariana APOSTOL(OVA), burial location of Martin HANACEK and Mariana APOSTOL(OVA) HANACEK. Thank you very much!