--=======32817979======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-77825E16; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit HI, From what I can gather we are the only Olenik family in the world......lol. So it seems......there does not seem to be a link to anyone else with that name.....really odd. My Grandfather had a sister Polona Olenik that no one knows anything about. I do know of the family in Weirton and yes, he was a law officer. Diana --=======32817979======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-77825E16 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.362 / Virus Database: 199 - Release Date: 05/07/2002 --=======32817979=======--

hi does anyone know where these towns were / are located thanks bill panzner

Pavelek!!!!!!!!! I'm looking for Pavlak but have seen it written Pavlek. The are from the High Tatras region. Is that clost to Huty? My Pavlak came to NJ and then to Chicago and ended up here in Michigan. Oldest is Ignatius Pavlak married to ElizabethKubala and son George C Pavlak born Osada(this town displaced to make a man made lake to generate electricity) married Johanna Zbunak(parents Anthony Zbunak and Thresa Vlosak from Bobrov. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Penny Vanderhyden" <penvan@earthlink.net> To: <SLOVAKIA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 12:00 AM Subject: Roll call > I'm researching Zivnostka from Habovka, Sitar from Zuberec, Palatka and > Pavelek from Huty. All in Orava area of Slovakia. > > Penny > Elwood, Illinois >

Hi Lori, We had an Olenik family living in the same apartment as we did on Clifton Avenue, in Clifton, New Jersey. Noreen

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Roll Call response: Researching RESZNY (RESNY, REZNY)from MALACKY, and HESSEK (HESEK, HEZEK, HESZEK) from KUKLOV & KUTY, all in Slovakia. Related families are JURIK (JURICK), SLUKA, DOBRAVODSKY (DOBRA), SCHREIBER, BENKA. They settled in New York and New Jersey, and some later migrated to Pittsburgh and Ford City, PA. Would be glad to exchange information with anyone....on the list or individually. Marylou Chapman

Hi List, I am searching for: OLENIK (OLEYNIK?) and LEONOWICZ (thought they were Polish, but I was wrong). From, Lori

Clear DayBotsko (Bocko, Botzko) George b. 1885 in Slovakland, d. December 15, 1953 in Beaverdale, PA Kacmar (Katchmar) Maria b. September 1, 1885 in Slovakland, d. December 1972 in Beaverdale, PA Children: Anna Botsko b. 1906 in Slovakland Mary Botsko b. 1910 in PA Helen Botsko b. 1912 in PA Veronica (Verna or Rona) Botsko b. 1915 in PA George Botsko (my grandfather) b. June 1, 1919 in Lloydell, PA (Beaverdale), d. July 15, 1974 in Jacksonville, FL Lori Humble Tampa, FL

I am rescearching the following names: Janciar, Hric, Floch - from "Biely Potok" (near Ruzomberok), Slovakia Cintula, Totka, Holly - from "Borsky Svaty Mikulas", Slovakia Thanks, Don _______________________________________________________ WIN a first class trip to Hawaii. Live like the King of Rock and Roll on the big Island. Enter Now! http://r.lycos.com/r/sagel_mail/http://www.elvis.lycos.com/sweepstakes

Slovakia Martoni, Martonyi and Hill from Freistadt (Hlohovec or Frastak in Slovak) Sloboda, Szloboda and Bacay from Entenberg (in German - also known as Rete in Hungarian and Reca in Slovak) Dusan Sloboda Melbourne Austraila ----- Original Message ----- From: Kat Turk <SunKat_Intl@prodigy.net> Date: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 4:13 pm Subject: Roll Call > SLOVAKIA > - Simasek from Stara Bystrica > - Janco from Bela & surrounding area (near Stara Bystrica) & Strba > - Slivka from Zbudska Bela > - Gaydos from Makovce (Havaj area) > > IRELAND > - Harmon, Brady, & Curry > > MAGYAR (HUNGARIAN): > - Turk > > Kat Turk, currnetly living in the Raleigh-Durham area of North > Carolina :-) > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- NEW to mBox, receive faxes to any email address! Find out more http://www.mbox.com.au/fax

There is a Sikora's religious good store on Market Street in Passaic, New Jersey. It has been there for four genreations. There is also a Sister up in Graymoor Franciscan Convent here in Putnam County New York Noreen

Family names from Bánovce nad Bebravou: BOLECH, HACSKO, KORBEL, KRIZAN, KUTNA, OPATT. Family names from Brezová pod Bradlom: BATKA, BEDNAR, BLANAR, DODRV, HUSKA, JURICEK, KLUCOVSKY, KOPECKY, KOSTELANCIK, KRAVARIK, KRIŠKO, KUCERA, MAKYS, OSUSKY, PLACKO, POSEDNIK, POTÚCEK, REPTA, ŠAŠKO, ŠLAHOR, SLUKA, TOMASKA, VALKO, VICIAN, ZVONAR. Family names from Myjava: ADAMEK, BOHAC, KAVICKY, MOCKOVCIAK, SADAK. SADAK, BOLECH, POTUCEK, SLAHOR, and PLACKO moved to Chicago 1890-1910. Anabeth Dollins axd2@psu.edu www.personal.psu.edu/axd2/gen.html

Ah, the sleeping giant awakes! I knew there had to be some people out there. I think I accidentally deleted one E-mail that was researching Lehoczky, and the other didn't sign a name, but I'm sure you know who you are. My 4th great grandfather was Marton Lehoczky, married to Sophia Varga. I first came across his name when I found the marriage record of my 3rd great grandparents, (Maria Lehoczky and George Gettler) who married in 1800. The church film that I am viewing is the Evangelical church from Jelsava, Gemer County, Slovakia (1898 - 1785). I viewed the film backwards, from the most recent time, on back. I am about at the end of the roll, and found the baptism record for one of their children, Samuel, in 1788. That birth record caught my attention for obvious reasons, and also because I discovered Marton had a Nobel title. What fun! I don't know how far back that family goes in Jelsava, or if they migrated from some other county at some point in time. I guess that is a problem we all have at one time or another, when they just fall off the records, and we have no idea where to look from there. Pretty soon I will view the Catholic church film from there, and hope to pick up where I left off with them in the Evangelical church film. The Catholic film goes back to about 1675. To the person that mentioned that their Lehoczky's came from Debrecen and Banocz: I looked up those towns in the web site Hungarian Village Finder, and found 3 towns with the name Debrecen. One was in Hajdo County, Hungary another in Szilagy County, Romania and the third in Szolnok-Doboka County, Romania. Do you know which one it would be? Banacz is in Zemplen County, part in Hungary and part in Slovakia, I believe. None are exactly next door to Gemer County, but I don't know if that means anything. People did travel. Tomorrow I'll check the marriage index and see how far up in time I can find the name. Hadn't paid much attention to it since I didn't find it in my family till 1800. Joyce

It is so good to see such a wonderful response to the roll call. Here are the names I am researching. Alexovitz (Alexovits) from Stara Lubovna (Lublo) Dlugolinsky from Stara Lubovna Suhar from Solna Bana (Solivar) All settled in the New Jersey area. Good luck all, Ginny Pietsch

Researching Smorey and Pastircak GF Andrew (Andras)Smorey (Czmorey/Csmorey/Csmorej) from Almas (present day Jablonov nad Turnou, Slovakia). Arrived US 5 Dec 1904 aboard SS Ultonia into Ellis Island. Then age 14. Traveled with Karoly Hosterba, age 35 and Balmut Bucz (sp?) age 16, a tailor. Both from same village. Met by father Andras Csmorey, listed as Henderson Street, Jersey City, NJ. Age 14. Eventually settled in Braddock, Pa. Other names: Anna Pastircak (GM)No other info. W. Smorey Florida

Spis^sky' Hrus^ov (Spišský Hrušov -Körtvélyes)] and Ol's^ov (Oľšov - Olysó) Kvas^n^a'k (Kvašňák) Kvas^nya'k (Kvašnyák) (Quashnock) Spissky Hrusov Antal Filip Fridman (also from Z^ehra (Žehra) [Zsegra]) Maingut Karchnak (Karchňák) Kornides Krupa Krupka Kupsik Kupcik (Kupčik) Olenjni'k (Olejník) Schultz Sofranko (Šofranko) Bardejov, Livov (Livó), Gerlachov (Gerlahó), Bercherov Karaffa Molc^an (Molčan) Pilla'r S^pak (Špak) S^ut'a'k (Šuťák) I usually don't participate in "Roll Calls" but the activity on this list is so sparse that it's a pleasure to see some response. Perhaps the lack of activity is due to the peculiar "feature" of this site; when replying to a message, if "Reply to All" is not selected, the response to any inquiry goes only to the originator. This results in the loss of any opportunity to share data. Dr. "Q"

There are Cajkas that work where I work. John J. Kubla Kubla,Bartek,Tomcola, Hraskanka, Papkulova from Stara Bystrica, Slovakia Bursic,Vinski from Maletic, Croatia Mlacak(Mashak),Mihaljev,Gunjila from Sveticko Hrasce, Croatia Budd Family wrote: >Yurkovic, Jurkovic, >Hudecek, >Fumach, >Shigo (Cajko, Csajka, Cajka, Csaka, Cjaka), >Postova (Pastova), >Balik (Balick, Balek, Balich, Balic), >Bila (Beleg, Billie), >Sakalski (Szakalski,Szakalszki, Szakalszka), >Marcincsinova-Laczkova. > >>From areas such as: >1. Zohor, Bratis or Bratislava, Austria (Slovakia), Czechoslovakia >2. Lubotice-Kapuscnik Czechoslovakia >3. Nizna Sebastova Okres Presov >4. Hochstetno, Czechoslovakia. > >Some of these folks came to PA....Bethlehem, Coaldale etc.... > >If you recognize any of these names and want to compare notes, please >email me. Deb in Virginia > > > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I know that were Krals and Fiscus from Stara Bystrica. Krals came to America with my grandfather. John J. Kubla Kubla,Bartek,Tomcola, Hraskanka, Papkulova from Stara Bystrica, Slovakia Bursic,Vinski from Maletic, Croatia Mlacak(Mashak),Mihaljev,Gunjila from Sveticko Hrasce, Croatia Chris wrote: >Searching FICSEK, FICEK, FICZEK, SZOBOL, KRAL, PECSARSZKY, SUTAK, ZELNYIK, KRAL from Stara Bystrica, Time frame 1800-1900 > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I am researching Julianna Sikora from Michalovce,(Nagymihaly) who married Janos Kocibar. I appreciate all help on this family. Julianna's daughter Maria married Stephen Falatko in Ohio, USA. Thank you. Descendants of Julianna Sikora 1 Julianna Sikora b: 1853 in Austria(Hungary on 1910 Cuyahoga county census) d: December 21, 1913 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio(death Certificate) Burial: December 23, 1913 Section 8, Lot 230, Grave 1, Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio . +Michael Plyicha b: Abt. 1845 m: January 25, 1871 in Nagymihaly(marriage record, Roman Catholic) d: January 24, 1873 in Nagymihaly(Greek Catholic death records} *2nd Husband of Julianna Sikora: . +Janos John Kotsybar b: 1838 in Russia (Death record from Cuyahoga County archives) m: April 27, 1873 in Nagymihaly, Zemplen County, Hungary(FH film 1792626, Item 1, page 255, Roman Catholic) d: October 4, 1908 in At residence, 2149 W. 5, Ward 7, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio(death record) Burial: October 6, 1908 Section 8, Lot 230, Grave 2, Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio ===== Our families in America include Hurt,Dulaney, Reed, Hockett, Eller, Tibbets, McNeil, Oldis, Garrels, Rodenbeck, Schoneboom, Eilts, Falatko, Kotsybar & others. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com

Researching Hudaks from Zlata Bana, Slovakia Researching Dubravas from Gbely. Researching Sierocki from unknown town - possibly something like Spissvelin-relative says that it is occupied now and you can't get records from it. Researching Ciernecki (16 spellings) from Imrich Falu. Researching Pochily from Petrova Ves, Slovakia. Mary