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Christ is in our midst, praise be to His most Holy Name.. God's Peace Constantino, Kuzubov is Russian is it not? I have found a Dmitriy A Kozubov in Russia with an E-Mail Address. Let me know and I will send you more info on him. ---------- > From: Constantino Antonov <ikra@ELDISH.NET> > To: GEN-SLAVIC@MAIL.EWORLD.COM > Subject: Any relation? Kozub-chik and Kuzub-ov (Ukraine) > Date: Friday, May 02, 1997 7:27 PM > > Any relations between Kozubchik and Kuzubov (Ukraine) ? > > My great grandfather Ivan Kuzubov had 3 daughters: Zinaida, Klaudia > (Klava), Helena and a son Iakov. > > Looking for this family name and ancestors/descendants/relations. > > Any help and/or comments are welcome. > Thanks, > > Konstantin > > e-mail: ikra@eldish.net God Bless you and yours, you are in my prayers. A sinner Michael Researching Surnames: Kozubchuk, Kozubchik, Zuchick, Barna and Spears Kozupchik: Rechitsia, Khoteshinskaja volost, Ukraine Zuchick (Kozubchik): USA Barna: Certizne, Slovak Republic + O Lord and Master of my life, Grant not unto me a spirit of idleness, of discouragement, of lust for power, and of vain speaking. But bestow upon me, Thy servant, the spirit of chastity, of meekness, of patience, and of love. Yea, O Lord and King, grant that I may perceive my own transgressions, and judge not my brother, for blessed art Thou unto ages of ages. Amen.

In a previous article, fmokrens@JUNO.COM (Frances E Mokrenski) says: > >I am researching my family history and am having problems locating the >town of my maternal grandfather. Can someone please help. The 1906 >ship manifest said Jan Salaj from Olozno, Austria-Hungarian Empire. His >application for marriage said Nova Ves Jglo C. Spis Uhorsko. Does anyone >know if these towns exist. My Czech source said no -- perhaps I'm >misreading the writing. Would appreciate any help. > The "Spis" mentioned in the location is a region in eastern Slovakia, roughly the area around Poprad and Levoca. During the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, this was part of Hungary. The word Uhorsko simply means "Hungarian". Nova Ves means "new village", but that alone doesn't help much because there are many places in Slovakia known as Nova Ves. As for Jglo, check the spelling Iglo instead. In certain languages, initial I is often written as J. My own atlas isn't sufficient to pinpoint your town, but perhaps these clues will be of interest to you until a better answer is posted. -- Gary N. Deckant bs039@yfn.ysu.edu Youngstown, Ohio

For a book I am writing about family reunions, to be published by Workman Publishing in March, 1998, I am interested in hearing from those who have recently attended or are planning to attend a family reunion. I'd like to learn more about the activities engaged in, the food indulged in, the feelings created by being around family. If you have any questions about my project before proceeding, I'd be happy to answer them. Thanks for your help. Jennifer Crichton jjcrichton@aol.com

Although The Detroit Public Library has a set, it 'is not; part of the Burton Collection. Bob Postula RPostula@aol.com

No it has not been translated. You can find copies at the main Detroit Public Library on Woodward, Madonna college in Livonia also has a copy. I recently heard that the Wayne State University Libarary has a set, and a copy on microfiche is avalilable at the Family History Library in Roseville. Bob Postula RPostula@aol.com

Have not received any mail from Slovak-World since Apr 29. Have tried to post Messages and subscribe again. Does anybody here know if the List is working? Regards Andy Verostko

GEN-SLAVIC is growing steadily, numbers going up every month. New subscribers might not be aware of a very helpful resource, the FEEFHS, Federation of Eastern European Family History Societies. The URL for the FEEFHS is http://www.feefhs.org Once there you will appreciate the extent of the work done by the editor and webmaster, John Movius. From the Master Index, you will easily find the FAQ for soc.genealogy.slavic by Stephen Kymlicka, founder of soc.genealogy.slavic and co-owner of GEN-SLAVIC. Newbies wondering where to start in Eastern European genealogy would benefit from John A. Hudick's "Slovak and Rusyn Roots: Getting Started". There is a lot of help in this document even if your roots are other than Slovak or Rusyn. The big reminder every month is that GEN-SLAVIC is set for NO MIME messages. (This is true of nearly every genealogy mailing list). The second reminder is the availability of LISTSERV commands by sending an "INFO REFCARD" message to LISTSERV@MAIL.EWORLD.COM. Very handy if you wish to temporarily unsubscribe/keep your mail on hold while on vacation, receive in digest mode, etc. Margaret Sheremata sherema@vax2.concordia.ca GEN-SLAVIC Listowner

At 23:07 5/2/97 +0000, you wrote: >Have not received any mail from Slovak-World since Apr 29. >Have tried to post Messages and subscribe again. >Does anybody here know if the List is working? > >Regards > >Andy Verostko > I lost Slovak-World for about two weeks. Heard nothing. I sent a few messages and received several replies from subscribers who received my message, BUT still nothing from S-W. I subscribed again and then I received messages for two days. Now again nothing. I tried to subscribe again yesterday, but Nothing as of 1730hrs, 5-2-97. Any suggestions appreciated. Frank Frank Robert Plichta plichta@worldnet.att.net P.O. Box 305, Galax, VA 24333-0305, USA "Quaerere summa reum familia PLICHTA." "Buscando en el mundo por los PLICHTA. Escribame" "Je cherche le monde pour les famille PLICHTA." "Durchsuchen der Welt nach PLICHTAs." "Searching the World for PLICHTAs." Plichta/Plihta/Plichtova/Pleta Korrespondenz nahm auf deutsch oder englisch an. Plichtas originated in: Slovakia, Czech, Poland, and Germany Plichtas found in: Slovakia (76), Czech (55), Poland (4), Germany (234), Austria (16), Canada (2), Australia (13), Israel (1), Belgium (3), Namibia (2), and USA (378). Reply with postal address to receive PLICHTA information packet. FREE annual Plichta Newsletter mailed to any Plichta.

On Fri, 2 May 1997 18:02:49 EDT Frances E Mokrenski <fmokrens@JUNO.COM> writes: >I am researching my family history and am having problems locating the >town of my maternal grandfather. Can someone please help. The 1906 >ship manifest said Jan Salaj from Olozno, Austria-Hungarian Empire. >His application for marriage said Nova Ves Jglo C. Spis Uhorsko. I am not certain about Uhorsko, but Nova Ves (formerly named Iglo, hence spelled yglo or jglo and also named Neudorf) in former Spis Co. certainly does exist. It is now called Spisska Nova Ves. It is in Slovakia, not the Czech Republic. It is located about 25 km SSE of Poprad and 50 km WSW of Presov. About 17 km E of Spisske Nova Ves is the town of Spisske Vlachy. This used to be called Szepes Olaszi (also Wallendorf at one time). It is in a mining district Near that town are a few villages with former names like Oms, Olysanka, Olono, Olyse and Odorin. The Hungarian word for lead (the metal) is Olom. The Ol root could well imply lead-mining towns named during the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It might be that your grandfather came from this area of Slovakia. You might check the church records in Spisske Vlachy for his birth record and the church records in Spisske Nova Ves for his marriage record. The LDS (mormons) probably have the records on microfilm. Good Luck W. Anikouchine W. Anikouchine

Does anyone know where St. John or St. Johns, Bohemia was (in 1838 my Great-Grandfather was born there). Or is it called something else now? Thanks for any help. Jackie - jojajo@juno.com Researching - HELCL, STICHA, CINKLE, KAMISH, MAREK

Any relations between Kozubchik and Kuzubov (Ukraine) ? My great grandfather Ivan Kuzubov had 3 daughters: Zinaida, Klaudia (Klava), Helena and a son Iakov. Looking for this family name and ancestors/descendants/relations. Any help and/or comments are welcome. Thanks, Konstantin e-mail: ikra@eldish.net

Christ is in our midst, praise be to His most Holy Name.. God's Peace George, ---------- > Rechitsa is so far out of the way that there is a good chance the church > is still there. that is if it did not sink down into the swamp. Ratne is now > spelled Ratno. I did not know the spelling of Ratne had changed, but I do not know if the church is still standing. > We may be going very close to there on our Volhynian Tour leaving July > 9,1997. We will go to Mala Gluscha, 55 km by road or 22 km by swamp glider to > Rechitsa, if one certain party signs up for the tour. Are these records in the > archives at Lutsk? I would love to go there someday. I have an Aunt who visited Russia on a tour, but was refused enter to Rechitsa, Ukraine.. Yes the records were found in the Volyn Regional Archives. > Are you working thru the archives directly or thru an agent like RAGUS? > The archives have an old news paper printed in 1916 that shows the names of all the > land owners that had thier land taken and then sent into exile. It shows the > land owners name his patranomic (fathers first name) and the amount of land > taken.This paper covers mostly all of Volynskya Oblast. What denomination was the > church? There is a young man named Serge and a missionary who is checking for past and current family members.. You see, there is almost 100 years that seperate the family between the Ukraine one time Belarus and the US. I'm not even sure if I am not the only surviving member remaining in my family. But my Family were Orthodox. I would love to have a translated version of that paper, but my I am of pheasant stock and my family raised Sheep and Horses. > Greek or Russian orthodox,Catholic,Or Evangelical Lutheran? > Your inquiry realy is of great interest to me. Russian Orthodox I am sure. > To VERA, yes I saw this request, and it excited me right off. God Bless you and yours. A sinner Michael Researching Surnames: Kozubchuk, Kozubchik, Zuchick, Barna and Spears Kozupchik: Rechitsia, Khoteshinskaja volost, Ukraine Zuchick (Kozubchik): USA Barna: Certizne, Slovak Republic + O Lord and Master of my life, Grant not unto me a spirit of idleness, of discouragement, of lust for power, and of vain speaking. But bestow upon me, Thy servant, the spirit of chastity, of meekness, of patience, and of love. Yea, O Lord and King, grant that I may perceive my own transgressions, and judge not my brother, for blessed art Thou unto ages of ages. Amen.

I am researching my family history and am having problems locating the town of my maternal grandfather. Can someone please help. The 1906 ship manifest said Jan Salaj from Olozno, Austria-Hungarian Empire. His application for marriage said Nova Ves Jglo C. Spis Uhorsko. Does anyone know if these towns exist. My Czech source said no -- perhaps I'm misreading the writing. Would appreciate any help. Fran Mokrenski fmokrens@juno.com Researching surnames: Hovanchik Salaj/Sally/Salley Harcar Holloway Pavlik Polak Testlo Areas of search: Velbak/Uhorsko CZE, Pennsylvania Florida Illinois California Michigan

On Wed, 30 Apr 1997 08:35:21 +0400, Mikhail Kroutikhin <mi.krut@g23.relcom.ru> wrote: >Are there people interested in Russian genealogy issues. It looks like >Russians have no family roots at all. My husband's paternal and maternal grandparents were Doukhobors who left Russia for Canada about 1898. In general, Doukhobors do not have a written tradition and therefore do not keep records of births, marriages and deaths. It is very difficult for him to find out anything substantial about his ancestors. Also, his patronym (Demoskoff) is a made up name because an ancestor of his, in Russia, changed it to avoid the draft (it went from being a Russian sounding name to a Polish sounding one, then once in Canada, underwent a couple more changes). Remember, Doukhobors are pacifists. And so, for some people of Russian ancestry the search for their roots is a very difficult one. Yvonne yvonne@uniserve.com

Greetings, I try again to diffuse this message for searching news to my brothers. I was born in Podolia in a small town, Iwane Puste, near Ternopol on the Dniestr, in 1920. I lost track of my family in 1939. Today, I live in France. In 1996, I found my brother Stefan SENKOW in England after a separation of 57 years. I seek assistance in locating the remainder of my family. My brothers, Michel and Stanis, may live in Poland or the Ukraine.(Perhaps Iwane Puste) How diffuse this message in podolia ? I wrote to other " senkow" in USA and CANADA but without success. Thanks in advance. Joseph senkow (FRANCE)

LuAnne Anderson <la@unlinfo2.unl.edu> wrote: >I've been reading this newsgroup and other genealogyical web pages in >search of the VONDRA and REJDA surnames and have noticed these names >never seem to show up. www.switchboard.com turned up over 12 VONDRAs with the first name "A" alone 52 REDJA total Yahoo's people search over 200 VONDRA 39 REJDA More useful stuff on the 'net...... Adio, Diane boet@omeganet.es Searching for: BOETTCHER, VOSIKA, BOHN, MITCH

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Michael Zuchick, Rechitsa is so far out of the way that there is a good chance the church is still there. that is if it did not sink down into the swamp. Ratne is now spelled Ratno. We may be going very close to there on our Volhynian Tour leaving July 9,1997. We will go to Mala Gluscha, 55 km by road or 22 km by swamp glider to Rechitsa, if one certain party signs up for the tour. Are these records in the archives at Lutsk? Are you working thru the archives directly or thru an agent like RAGUS? The archives have an old news paper printed in 1916 that shows the names of all the land owners that had thier land taken and then sent into exile. It shows the land owners name his patranomic (fathers first name) and the amount of land taken.This paper covers mostly all of Volynskya Oblast. What denomination was the church? Greek or Russian orthodox,Catholic,Or Evangelical Lutheran? Your inquiry realy is of great interest to me. George Maser volhynia@juno.com To VERA, yes I saw this request, and it excited me right off.

On Wed, 30 Apr 1997 08:35:21 +0400 Mikhail Kroutikhin <mi.krut@G23.RELCOM.RU> writes: >Are there people interested in Russian genealogy issues. It looks like >Russians have no family roots at all. > What is the meaning of this post? Some of us had our roots cut off courtesy of Stalin's induced famine of 1932-4.