Joseph, I have HLADIK from Nebraska. Is that where yours are? Susan _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello, If anyone has information about the history and origins of the surname "Imperl" or its Americanized version "Imparl" please e-mail me at: [email protected] The names originate in Slovenija. Thank you, Steven Imparl Chicago, Illinois

Where can one write to for birth records concerning someone born in Ostarije near Ogulin ? If the local parish, how can I find the address ? Would appreciate any guidance. Thanks. -- Charles Wardell A-2073 Schrattenthal 3 Tel/Fax: +43 (2946) 8325 GSM: +43 (664) 307-5815 email: [email protected] (MSN: cwardell COMPUSERVE: wardell) http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/ for Austrian Genealogy and http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/agsfrm.htm for Austria Mailing List

I am searching for a family member in the Former Yugoslav Country. Last known address was in Belgrade (Beograd) . Her name is Stefanija Delic' . She has a brothers named Doychin, Groydono, and Milosh(it means Mike) not sure of the spelling of that one. Her mother was Dragoi Jetka. If anyone has information on any one of these people , please contact me at [email protected] Thank you, Karen Bush

I am searching for a family member in the Former Yugoslav Country. Last known address was in Belgrade (Beograd) . Her name is Stefanija Delic' . She has a brothers named Doychin, Groydono, and Milosh(it means Mike) not sure of the spelling of that one. Her mother was Dragoi Jetka. If anyone has information on any one of these people , please contact me at [email protected] Thank you, Karen Bush

Uyak is a pretty well known name in Alaska (Kodiak). The AltaVista search engine picked up over 400 Uyak's in a simple search of the Internet. You might be interested in running a search. I found a picture of a very charming child who appears to be attached to an Indonesian email name of Uyak. Good luck. Elaine > From: James A Honeychuck <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Surname UYAK - what nationality? > Date: 5 Aug 1998 10:27:05 GMT > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > References: <[email protected]> > > Jeff Uyak wrote: > > > > Exasperated, I am still trying to find out what the origins of this > > surname might be. I have no reliable sources of information, since my > > grandfather does not wish to discuss the history of his family with me. > > None of us that are still living have been able to make much ground on > > this matter...Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > > > Jeff Uyak > > 113 Hartley Hall Ct. > > Summerville, SC 29485 > > USA > > Search for "Ujak" at this site http://feefhs.org/feefhsei.html > and contact the excellent researcher named Joy K. whose e-mail address > appears there. > > Good luck in your search. > > Jim >

I am trying to find the name Evons or Evans which was my grandmother's maiden name - she was from Slovakia at that time it belonged to Hungary - In America it was changed to Ivins - Can anyone shed some light on this and tell me how I can find her family descendants besides myself

Felix - I agree with you - looking at my grandparents marriage certificate (married in US)but the certificate tells where they came from Tok terebes (Hungary) which is now Trebisov in Eastern Slovakia -wish I could find more about them tho

A scholarly list of database resources has been added to: DOCUMENTATION AND PUBLICATIONS at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/sources.htm Refer to: University level user-friendly resources: UC Systemwide sample See: LIBRARIES for access and overview information. Genealogy and History at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/geneal.htm Please note the site addition of: IREX Library and Archive Visitation Reports that highlights conditions and access in libraries and archives throughout Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States. This is located with the section on: Federation Of East European Family History Societies (FEEFHS) This is the "one stop" Central and East European genealogy site. There are also other links to different parts of the world. See also: German Libraries Online This also includes foreign Online Public Access Catalogues. IREX Library and Archive Visitation Reports highlights conditions and access in libraries and archives throughout Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States.

Petr, To search for names of places, try: http://www1.jewishgen.org/shtetlseeker/loctown.htm To search for surnames, try: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Czech.html or http://cgi.rootsweb.com/surhelp/srchall.html Best regards, -- Charles Wardell A-2073 Schrattenthal 3 Tel/Fax: +43 (2946) 8325 GSM: +43 (664) 307-5815 email: [email protected] (MSN: cwardell COMPUSERVE: wardell) http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/ for Austrian Genealogy and http://www.rootsweb.com/~autwgw/agsfrm.htm for Austria Mailing List

Hey, I saw a town called Antosovice near the city of Bohumin. Bohumin is NW of Ostrava in the Czech Republic. "Czech" it out. There is also a town called Antoninov, another called Antonka, and a few others. When you say the location in Czech, sometimes the spelling changes. Ask a skilled Czech person about the pronounciation.

---------- > From: Larry Rollings <[email protected]> > To: GEN-SLAVIC > Subject: Fw: Beyond Lament, edited by Marguerite Striar > Date: Friday, August 07, 1998 4:12 PM > > > > ---------- > > From: Larry Rollings <[email protected]> > > To: GENPOL > > Subject: Beyond Lament, edited by Marguerite Striar > > Date: Friday, August 07, 1998 4:09 PM > > > > Just received confirmation of a book by Northwestern University Press, > > Beyond Lament, edited by Marguerite Striar. This book might interest > > members as it includes poetry and artwork that bears witness to the > > Holocaust. Some contributors out of the 150 plus include: Czeslaw Milosz, > > Robert Pinsky, Linda Pastan, Alicia Ostriker, and myself, Christina > Pacosz. > > In case anyone thinks I am doing this to increase my profits, I assure > > you I am not. In fact, even though I am a contributor I have to purchase > > copies if I wish to have them. This book has been years in the making and > I > > hope many of you will purchase it or ask your local libraries to do so. > It > > will be in bookstores August 20, 1998. Thank you. Christina Pacosz. > E-mail: > > [email protected] > >

Smitty wrote: > > Can any one help me with information on the following people. > > Stephen (Stefen) Horvath (Horwath) born in 1857 or 1854 > Catherine Horvath (Horwath born 1863 or 1860 > Daugther Katherine same last name as above born in 1883 in a town that > sounds like Antonvich and married a Henry Schmidt who was born in 1878. > These folks came to the US about 1909 and were all relatives on my > fathers side. I don't why no one on mothers side > would ever talk about these folks and therefor all records have been > lost. I wonder if they were crimminals or gypsies. The only information > I have is that they came from Austria-Hungary. I have had no luck in > over a year getting this information. Please help me if you can. > > Denny Schmidt > -- > > On the Minnesota Prairie Hello Denny, If you maintain the Antonvich concept (reffering to a former reply) you gonna be pretty unlucky since this place does not exist in this spelling in former Yugoslavia, try : Antonic'i Antunovac (*2) Their names don't sound as gypsy ones but who knows? Try to find (ask here) whether Anton... could be in Slovakia/Czech? In any case, good luck!

Hello, ja bol hladanie for any vztazny od Anna Dubich kto bol either born do 1896 al 1915. Ona pod do zjednotit statny after jej manzel bol already tu. Jeho vola sa bol Charley Kasprack kto musiet have zmena kuzlo od priezvisko. Any helpfullness will bol apreciated. -- Thanks "Who is Keyser Soze?" (From the movie " The Usual Suspects") Translations can be done via my computer. Words or sentences.....

Researching origins of the name/family. Paternal grandfather born in Modliborzyce, Russian Poland, April 26, 1879. Came to U.S. according to entry in 1910 census (Missouri) under "Potsa" in 1905. Married in 1905 to Ewa (Eva) Holody (Cholody) born in Krasnik, Potok Wielk(parish), Russian Poland, November 18, 1883. She joined him in Leadwood, Missouri in 1907. Some recent information on name itself indicates Hungarian/Czech/Slovak roots. Are there any Pacosz' extant in Poland? Elsewhere? A "Michal Paczos" and a "Stanislaw Paczos" listed as recipients of Virtuti Militari honors. Do not have any other information on these individuals. Am researching at local FHC. All family who would know more are deceased. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank you. Christina Pacosz. E-mail: [email protected]

Hello, I am searching for any relatives of Anna Dubich who was either born in 1896 or 1915. She came to the United States after her husband was already here. His name was Charley Kasprack who must have changed the spelling of the surname. Any helpfullness will be apreciated. Thanks

HI, would anyone know what the meaning of PAYUNK would be, and where aperson with that name would come from? thank you, Joan ([email protected])

Hi, I am trying to know if Marcinko is a slavic surname and where is localized. In my genealogic research I found out that my great-great-great-grandfather MAZZOLINI Stefano married with Irene Marcinko in Dubrovnic. Is there someone who lives in Dubrovnic that can help me? Thank you, Bob

Can any one help me with information on the following people. Stephen (Stefen) Horvath (Horwath) born in 1857 or 1854 Catherine Horvath (Horwath born 1863 or 1860 Daugther Katherine same last name as above born in 1883 in a town that sounds like Antonvich and married a Henry Schmidt who was born in 1878. These folks came to the US about 1909 and were all relatives on my fathers side. I don't why no one on mothers side would ever talk about these folks and therefor all records have been lost. I wonder if they were crimminals or gypsies. I have had no luck in over a year getting this information. Please help me if you can. Denny Schmidt -- On the Minnesota Prairie

Greetings, I am researching The names the following names: Hladek, aprox 1858 Protus, aprox 1864 Kurtulik, pre -1858 Also I require clarification on the names of these places Breza or Brezna and Benadova Czech Rep or Slovakia The places may not be spelled correctly and I'm not sure which country there are in.