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  • Category: Genealogy
  • Founded: Jun 6, 1999
  • Language: English
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I always read all the posts here because I am still learning about researching overseas, and I can learn from everyone else's questions. Something that...
103 Sep 10, 2010
4:24 pm

Janet Kozlay
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Hi Everyone, Would someone be willing to look at a file in the Pilot for me? I have it saved to my computer and tried to upload it several times here on the...
12 Sep 9, 2010
11:53 pm

hmsbob@...
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Hi Bill, I just received a message from Cheryl, subject "My Plight." Indeed, classic plea to send money to the poor girl. You may want to give a heads up to...
2 Sep 8, 2010
3:34 pm

Bill Tarkulich
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I have what I think is a quick yes-or-no question. I (kind of) understand the concept of the family nicknames, but in everyday use, would the family members...
13 Sep 8, 2010
3:06 pm

CurtB
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Last week, when several people were discussing their Dolyak ancestors, I was going to mention that there were Dolyaks in Bridgeport, CT, where I grew up. But...
3 Sep 7, 2010
12:30 pm

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Hello I've hit a brickwall. I cannot find my grandmothers birth. She, Dorothy Komar (Kamer), was born 9 June 1892. I have always known her birthplace to be...
2 Sep 6, 2010
11:11 pm

Rick Mayernik
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The Paul M. Nemecek Research Library of the Czechoslovak American Genealogical Society of Illinois will be open on Saturday, September 11, 2010,  from 10 a.m....
1 Sep 6, 2010
1:20 am

Margo Smith
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On a petition for naturalization one of my cousins says that she was born in KIRNAPE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA in 1898. We can not seem to find this village on current...
2 Sep 5, 2010
3:33 am

Janet Kozlay
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Hi, someone has been kind enough to help me with my Family Tree. However, we are STUCK on CAUSE OF DEATH and the few other European words. Can someone please...
2 Sep 5, 2010
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CurtB
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If you haven’t already, add ancestry@... to your address book to make sure you don’t miss an email.   Search our entire collection of ...
1 Sep 5, 2010
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Dianne
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FYI I saw an advertisement on television stating FREE naturalization record searches this Labor Day weekend on Ancestry.com for any one that is...
1 Sep 3, 2010
10:37 am

haluska
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Received this notice from the US National Archives. Carolyn ######## What do you call 300,000 aliens in acid-free Hollinger boxes? A good genealogy resource!...
1 Sep 2, 2010
2:59 am

nilo3rak
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I asked a relative, a Slovak national, what she would recommend for online dictionaries. She provided the following list, with the disclaimer that each of them...
2 Sep 1, 2010
11:20 pm

Ron
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Since my grandmother&#39;s family was Austrain, and spoke and wrote German, (There are letters to prove it), But they had a SLAVIK name, Is it possible that...
9 Aug 31, 2010
7:37 pm

maxine
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Just wondering if anyone had any insight into people moving from town to town in the 1700s-1800s? I understand that moving was more common than I previously...
19 Aug 31, 2010
12:28 pm

Ben Sorensen
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On my recent trip to Zavar, I was fortunate enough to find the grave for my gr.grandfather, Jozef Mrena. Upon the gravestone is engraved his wife's name...
2 Aug 30, 2010
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Margo Smith
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Yes, typo? Perhaps? Though, come to think perhaps, the family had SLAVES?? Of their own/ (I believe they were called SERFS in those times. They didn't...
2 Aug 30, 2010
3:43 pm

Frank R Plichta
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According to one report, Canadians now join the folks in Australia and New Zealand in being able to order LDS films and fiches online. Apparently, this is...
7 Aug 22, 2010
4:10 pm

Carl
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Hello, I was able to obtain a Petition for Naturalization for Michael Bless who emigrated to the Bronx, NY in 1896. The Petition states he was born 3 Jan 1882...
27 Aug 21, 2010
11:44 pm

Vladimir Linder
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Can anyone tell me where Drabhocz (sp?), Hungary is? I GOOGLED this name and found nothing. This is the town/village where Joseph Mokos came from. It's listed...
10 Aug 19, 2010
3:20 pm

Elliott Nowacky
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While reading the agricultural chapter on Slovak Folk Culture it struck me that many agricultural jobs could be the source of family names. Do you know of any...
2 Aug 19, 2010
1:21 pm

Paul Sabol
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Once in awhile you get lucky. I found this little gem going down my list of names seeing if any obits would pop up in keyword searches. John Haluska was my...
13 Aug 19, 2010
2:09 am

Susan Friedhaber-Hard
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I'd like send out a public "shout out" to Julie and John for assisting me yesterday in my search for info relating to the Joseph Mokosh and Veronika Orisek....
1 Aug 18, 2010
2:15 pm

zhivago928
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Greetings to all, I'm trying to determine if any Mokos's may have lived or are still living in the village of Jelsovce just north of Nitra. I know from a few...
12 Aug 18, 2010
1:09 am

Michael Mojher
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I found my ancestors in the LDS pilot database church records for Tulcik, Slovakia. I was able to definitively trace back to about 1809. I lose any trace of...
8 Aug 16, 2010
7:11 pm

Janet Kozlay
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Koloman Slimak of Czechoslovakia owned the Povazia kennels. In slovakia on registration papers the kennel name was spelled povazia. In the USA the kennel...
1 Aug 16, 2010
11:56 am

Diana Boggs
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I am currently researching to write a history book about the Hungarian (smooth) Vizsla (National Dog of Hungary). Slovakia plays an unusual role in breed...
25 Aug 16, 2010
4:14 am

Elaine
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So if the short answer is tradition, by choosing roman numerals after the dogs' names (roman numerals being a left over of the HATED Turkish occupation????)...
1 Aug 15, 2010
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Diana Boggs
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After reading through sooo much family data, and as much history as I could get my hands on I am still researching a lot of stuff. Someone on this list asked...
10 Aug 14, 2010
6:19 pm

Julie Michutka
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I have a mystery and was wondering if anyone could offer an explanation...... The first child to Michal Kupecz and Helen Vanyko of Kurimka was Anna Kupecz...
31 Aug 14, 2010
4:25 am

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