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#2420 From: darlenbaker@...
Date: Thu Oct 26, 2000 9:15 pm
Subject: koller darlenbaker@...
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hello  this is for whoever was seraching Koller.


genforum.genealogy.com/koeller/messaaages/1.html



Darlene Baker

Researching:
Rokyta, Barton, Balusek, Melnar, Coufal, Dusek,Marek, Kotrla,Krizak, Krizek,
Pustejovsky, Michna, Valchar, Machac, Trlica, Janus or Janous

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#2421 From: "Chris Macha" <swgtos@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 1:42 am
Subject: Re: Macha-Smajstrla connection swgtos@...
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My wife showed me your e-mail responce and I was excited to see that you
were in Wallis at the Smaistra  reunion! Sophia (Macha) Smaistrla was my
father's sister. My father's name was Edward Macha and they were the
children of Charlie and Cecilie Macha.  They grew up on a farm between
Wallis and Tavener.  I know that Raymond and Sophie Smaistrla had several
children, but its been several years since I've seen them. My great
grandparents immigrated from Albrechticky in the Northern part of the Czech
Republic in 1880. They settled first in Fayettte County near Weimer, TX and
later bought a farm south of Wallis near the Bernard river.

What is your connection to the Smaistrla's? Nice to hear from you and please
keep in touch.  Rick Macha

#2422 From: "G. Martisek" <gmartisek@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 1:43 am
Subject: Re: Gary's Trip to Czech Rep. 2 gmartisek@...
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Gary,

That was really sad. I was sooo excited for you at finding the town and records and the cemetery and then it hit bottom when you appeared to not be able to find any plots for relatives.

I am not sure about the streams and roads being necessary for a German town, but I know that a heck of a lot of Czech towns have squares over here.

So inspite of the disappointment above, were you able to find a lot of records, etc.

Gary & Marie wrote:

Hello One And All Sorry for the delay. Brought back some flu with us. And we have had many personal calls and friends coming by. So computer time has been sacrificed. For those of you that missed my first post let me know and I will send it along. In my first post I talked about relocation and the abandonment of villages. Item three will deal with Cemetery's and my surprise. 3. Cemetery's. Most of my early findings of family and their location, came from what I had found in cemetery's, and there records. Once I had located my town of origin and records that went back on my family to 1600s I could hardly contain myself. Once we found out where to go I could not sleep that night. After arriving my level of excitement had reached an emotional high. There were people there tending the cemetery and I did not want to appear giddy and happy in a palace that held so much pain and sorrow. I started out slowly walking the rows, row after row. No family? Not even that many old stones? A elderly woman was tending to one of the sites. Karl asked her if there was another one. She said no. She began telling another version of the stories that we were told about relocation. She said that most of the families that were here then, never came back after the war. The known German stones were desecrated. So much of the cemetery was plowed under. We looked in the larger cities and found the same thing. There is much reconstruction going on in the cemetery's though. 4. Towns. A small note that I found interesting. In looking at small towns, Karl said that if the town follows a stream or road it was German. If the town was built around a square it was Czech. Gary Rabel

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#2423 From: "Chris Macha" <swgtos@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 1:54 am
Subject: Re: Petrash swgtos@...
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Mr.  G. Martisek:  I read the e-mail response you sent my wife, Chris.  You
mentioned that you had a great uncle named Petrash that married a Stavinoha
in Krasna, TX.  My grandfather, Charlie (Karel) Macha grew up on a farm
south of Wallis, TX near Krasna.  The farm was bought by his parents, Jiri
and Johanna Macha around 1898.  Charlie married Cecelia Petrash  (m. 11 Nov
1906).  I wonder if there's a kinship between my grandmother and your great
uncle?  Real nice to hear from you and please keep in touch...Rick Macha

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#2424 From: "Steve Alvarez" <alvarez@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 12:40 pm
Subject: Macha alvarez@...
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Rick

Do you have a Robert Macha, who married a Frances Zaruba in your family.

God Bless
Steve Alvarez

Alvarez@...
Zaruba, Lastovica, Pavlicek

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From: Chris Macha

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Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:54 PM

Subject: Re: [TexasCzechs] Petrash

Mr. G. Martisek: I read the e-mail response you sent my wife, Chris. You mentioned that you had a great uncle named Petrash that married a Stavinoha in Krasna, TX. My grandfather, Charlie (Karel) Macha grew up on a farm south of Wallis, TX near Krasna. The farm was bought by his parents, Jiri and Johanna Macha around 1898. Charlie married Cecelia Petrash (m. 11 Nov 1906). I wonder if there's a kinship between my grandmother and your great uncle? Real nice to hear from you and please keep in touch...Rick Macha

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#2425 From: texasczechs@egroups.com
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 4:02 pm
Subject: Reminder - Czech Heritage Day texasczechs@egroups.com
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We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Czech Heritage Day

Date: Sunday, October 29, 2000
Time: 10:00AM - 5:00PM CST (GMT-06:00)

The Bexar County Chapter of the Czech Heritage Society of Texas
will host its annual Czech Heritage Day, on Sunday, October 29,
2000, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, at the Knights of Columbus Hall,
5721 Rigsby Avenue, San Antonio, Texas.(0.6 mile outside Loop
410). A Czech meal will be served from 11:30 to 3:00 PM. Cost is
$6.00 for Adult, and $3.00 for Children under ten years of age.
Drinks, homemade chicken noodle soup, and Czech Kolaches will be
on sale throughout the day. Featured performer will be  Chris
Rybak of Hallettsville, and will entertain from 1:00 to 4:00 PM.
Other activities include: Tarock & Domino Games, Genealogy
Display, Painted Egg Display,  Czech Imports, Puppet show door
prize drawings.

#2426 From: "Rebecca Meinzer" <BecMeinzer@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 4:04 pm
Subject: Sklenov, Moravia, CR BecMeinzer@...
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I am wandering if anyone knows where Sklenov is located in Moravia.
I've used JewishGen ShtetlSeeker and have received 0 matches. I have
found at least 4 Surnames (Holub, Kristek, Ulcak, Kutac) from "NASE
DEJINY", villages of origin, that indicate Sklenov as a village of
origin.  I've recently found that my GGrandmother, Antonia
Novobilsky, who married my GGrandfather Frank William Kutac at St.
Mary's Church in Lavaca Co., Texas had as her villiage of origin
Sklenov.  I am guessing that it is near Ticha, Vlcovice, Mnisi,
Pribor, in the Novy Jicin Okres, but that is only a guess.  Any help
or information would be appreciated.  Thanks and regards,

Becky Meinzer
Surnames: KUTACH, NOVOBILSKY, KOLAR, SULAK, MIKES, MUEHLSTEIN,
PUSTEJOVSKY, MERKA

#2427 From: Tim Dybala <dyb@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 4:47 pm
Subject: Re: Sklenov, Moravia, CR dyb@...
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Look at:    http://aix.upol.cz/~krepelka/english.htm
Look toward the bottom of the page.



At 04:04 PM 10/27/00 -0000, you wrote:
>I am wandering if anyone knows where Sklenov is located in Moravia.
>I've used JewishGen ShtetlSeeker and have received 0 matches. I have
>found at least 4 Surnames (Holub, Kristek, Ulcak, Kutac) from "NASE
>DEJINY", villages of origin, that indicate Sklenov as a village of
>origin.  I've recently found that my GGrandmother, Antonia
>Novobilsky, who married my GGrandfather Frank William Kutac at St.
>Mary's Church in Lavaca Co., Texas had as her villiage of origin
>Sklenov.  I am guessing that it is near Ticha, Vlcovice, Mnisi,
>Pribor, in the Novy Jicin Okres, but that is only a guess.  Any help
>or information would be appreciated.  Thanks and regards,
>
>Becky Meinzer
>Surnames: KUTACH, NOVOBILSKY, KOLAR, SULAK, MIKES, MUEHLSTEIN,
>PUSTEJOVSKY, MERKA
>
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>
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#2428 From: Tim Dybala <dyb@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 4:48 pm
Subject: Re: Sklenov, Moravia, CR dyb@...
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Here is an extract from the page.


Hukvaldy

- part of the village of Sklenov with the castle, the centre of the former
large dominion, a part of which was once also Ostrava.
The castle was abandoned since a fire in 1762. The oldest historical
records regarding the castle are dated 1228. It is one of
the largest castles in Moravia: The perimeter of the bulwark is 800 metres.
There is a game-park on the slopes around the
castle with wildsheep and fallow deer. The important buildings in the
village are: a former renaissance brewery, a memorial to
Leos Janacek, a memorial tablet on the wall of the old school is a reminder
of the birthplace of the great composer. There will
be a significant cultural event in 1994 in Hukvaldy to remember the 140th
anniversary of Janacek's birthday. The annual music
festival is held in the open air theatre in the game-park:



At 04:04 PM 10/27/00 -0000, you wrote:
>I am wandering if anyone knows where Sklenov is located in Moravia.
>I've used JewishGen ShtetlSeeker and have received 0 matches. I have
>found at least 4 Surnames (Holub, Kristek, Ulcak, Kutac) from "NASE
>DEJINY", villages of origin, that indicate Sklenov as a village of
>origin.  I've recently found that my GGrandmother, Antonia
>Novobilsky, who married my GGrandfather Frank William Kutac at St.
>Mary's Church in Lavaca Co., Texas had as her villiage of origin
>Sklenov.  I am guessing that it is near Ticha, Vlcovice, Mnisi,
>Pribor, in the Novy Jicin Okres, but that is only a guess.  Any help
>or information would be appreciated.  Thanks and regards,
>
>Becky Meinzer
>Surnames: KUTACH, NOVOBILSKY, KOLAR, SULAK, MIKES, MUEHLSTEIN,
>PUSTEJOVSKY, MERKA
>
>
>
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#2429 From: Tim Dybala <dyb@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 4:50 pm
Subject: Re: Sklenov, Moravia, CR dyb@...
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I just went to Yahoo!  and searched for Sklenov



At 04:04 PM 10/27/00 -0000, you wrote:
>I am wandering if anyone knows where Sklenov is located in Moravia.
>I've used JewishGen ShtetlSeeker and have received 0 matches. I have
>found at least 4 Surnames (Holub, Kristek, Ulcak, Kutac) from "NASE
>DEJINY", villages of origin, that indicate Sklenov as a village of
>origin.  I've recently found that my GGrandmother, Antonia
>Novobilsky, who married my GGrandfather Frank William Kutac at St.
>Mary's Church in Lavaca Co., Texas had as her villiage of origin
>Sklenov.  I am guessing that it is near Ticha, Vlcovice, Mnisi,
>Pribor, in the Novy Jicin Okres, but that is only a guess.  Any help
>or information would be appreciated.  Thanks and regards,
>
>Becky Meinzer
>Surnames: KUTACH, NOVOBILSKY, KOLAR, SULAK, MIKES, MUEHLSTEIN,
>PUSTEJOVSKY, MERKA
>
>
>
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#2430 From: Willie Petruy <wpetruy@...>
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 8:40 pm
Subject: Re: Sklenov, Moravia, CR wpetruy@...
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There is a Horni Sklenov between Pribor and Hukvaldy on my current Cz map.
It is close to Mnisi.  C. Petruy

Rebecca Meinzer wrote:

> I am wandering if anyone knows where Sklenov is located in Moravia.
> I've used JewishGen ShtetlSeeker and have received 0 matches. I have
> found at least 4 Surnames (Holub, Kristek, Ulcak, Kutac) from "NASE
> DEJINY", villages of origin, that indicate Sklenov as a village of
> origin.  I've recently found that my GGrandmother, Antonia
> Novobilsky, who married my GGrandfather Frank William Kutac at St.
> Mary's Church in Lavaca Co., Texas had as her villiage of origin
> Sklenov.  I am guessing that it is near Ticha, Vlcovice, Mnisi,
> Pribor, in the Novy Jicin Okres, but that is only a guess.  Any help
> or information would be appreciated.  Thanks and regards,
>
> Becky Meinzer
> Surnames: KUTACH, NOVOBILSKY, KOLAR, SULAK, MIKES, MUEHLSTEIN,
> PUSTEJOVSKY, MERKA
>
>
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#2431 From: darlenbaker@...
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2000 8:19 pm
Subject: Re: Sklenov, Moravia, CR darlenbaker@...
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Becky ,

You are looking for Muhlstein??

And we are cousins too from the Pustejovsky side most likely  mY great
Grandparents Veronika and Josef Pustejovsky.

oh and there is a Edwin Kutach  here in Port Lavaca.  He sure looks very
familiar. Like I know him or his relatives.



Darlene Baker

Researching:
Rokyta, Barton, Balusek, Melnar, Coufal, Dusek,Marek, Kotrla,Krizak, Krizek,
Pustejovsky, Michna, Valchar, Machac, Trlica, Janus or Janous

#2432 From: "Frances Nelson" <texasczech2000@...>
Date: Sun Oct 29, 2000 4:41 am
Subject: postal failure on Krizan info texasczech2000@...
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This messge is fo Helen Wilson. Buzz me back, I have the informtion
for you.

Kay

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#2433 From: Illonam@...
Date: Tue Oct 31, 2000 1:22 am
Subject: Hosting completed successfully! Illonam@...
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Dear Texas Czechs,

We just completed hosting our 10 Art students, Art teacher and translator.
They were very satisfied with their trip to Yukon and the Czech festival.
They sold all of the Christmas decorations that they had created, but we
still have Czech/English calendars for 2001 to sell for them.

If you are interested in purchasing some individually or for your
organization contact illonam@...

We will sell them for $3.00 and $1.00 postage per calendar. (perhaps less
postage for a larger order) This is our continued Sister City project for the
Art students and their school as long as the calendars last.
We sold them for $5.00 at our festival.  Due to the bad weather at our
festival we did not sell as many as we had hoped to sell.

The calendars were created by the Art students also and feature one of the
Artists and their ceramic creations each month.  The calendars are very
colorful and measure 12 by 16 1/2 inches.  The days and months are written in
English and Czech.

Thanks for any leeds or suggestions of how to market the remaining calendars.

Greetings from Yukon, Oklahoma
Illona Morris

#2434 From: danbea@...
Date: Tue Oct 31, 2000 3:11 pm
Subject: The Little Catholic Church, St. Martins danbea@...
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An interesting article appeared in the Sunday, October 29 Houston
Chronicle in the State Section on the St. Martin's Church, Warrenton,
Fayette County, Texas, the world's smallest active Catholic church which
holds services once a year on All Souls' Day.  This article states that
this years' service will be on Thursday, November 2.  The article gives
some history on the church and if any of you are further interested get
in touch.

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#2435 From: nmachu@...
Date: Tue Oct 31, 2000 12:12 pm
Subject: Re: Sugarek--Macha nmachu@...
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Hi!
The name Macha is not our line.  We are Machu.  My mother's parents were
Mucha.
I think at times spellings were changed, but we are compiling information
about Machus at this time.  As we get farther into it, Macha may also be part
of the clan.  Will keep your mail for future reference.
Nancy Machu

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#2436 From: darlenbaker@...
Date: Tue Oct 31, 2000 3:48 pm
Subject: Beseda and Janek and Urban darlenbaker@...
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Hello All!1

1880 Census of Hill Co.,Tx
Prect 5. July 26, 1900


I went to library and this is what I found:

Frank Beseda    head    m   June 1866   33 m 13                 Bohemia
Annie Beseda    wife    f   Sept 1870   29  m  13   5 kids 4 living  Bohm.
Henry Beseda    son m    Jan 1888       12  s               texas
Benjamin Beseda son m  Feb 1890  10   s                        "
Willie Beseda   son m      Feb   1894      6   s                         "
Annie BEseda    daughter    f   Sept  1895     4   s                    "

Frank came in  1881   19 years in  States
  Annie came in 1886? could be a 1 or 6       14 years in states

I also found

Janek
Frank   head  m Mar 1841 59 m 35 years married  bohemia
Susie    wife   f Nov 1850 49 m    35                 11 kids 8 living bohemia
Lorrie ??  dau f Oct 1880 19 s             born in Bohemia
Alma     son    m  July 1885 14 s                         texas
Victor  son    m    Jan  1888 12 s                            "

Frank to US in  1881?
Susie  to US  in 1881?
Lorrie ? to US in 1881?


Janek
JOhn  head  m Aug 1866 33  m 13years
mary wife       f    June  1864  35 m 13  8 of 8 kids live
Rudolph  son  m  Dec. 1887  12 s         born - Texas
Minnie  dau. f      Nov 1889    10 s
Mary      dau  f    June  1891     8  s
Edward  son m      Dec    1892   7 s
Joseph  son m   Aug 1894  5 s
Bertha  dau f       jan 1896 4 s
John  son m         Nov 1897 2  s
Frank son m         Sept 1899 8/12 s

JOhn to US in 1879 in  US19 years
Mary to US in 1881 in US 19 years??

also found

Urban

JOhn    head  Feb. 1869 31  m  11years married
Josephine wife   Mar 1871 27 m 11 "    "    4 kids 2 lived.   born in TEXas
Peter son m Dec 1891 8     born in TExas
Clara dau. f   Oct 1898  1     born in  texas

John's parents born  in Bohemia and so was he.
Josephine's father bron in France and mother born in Bohemia.

John came in 1876 to states.

ok

let me know if I did good or not!1



Darlene Baker

Researching:
Rokyta, Barton, Balusek, Melnar, Coufal, Dusek,Marek, Kotrla,Krizak, Krizek,
Pustejovsky, Michna, Valchar, Machac, Trlica, Janus or Janous

#2437 From: Gilbert Bohuslav <bohuslav@...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 2:42 am
Subject: Ammansville Cemetery bohuslav@...
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I just found my book entitled "St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery -
Ammansville, Texas" compiled by Norman Krischke.

In this book he has
     1) Alphabetical index with Grave Sites
     2) Numerical Listing with some inscriptions,
     3) Newspaper write-up of various people who died and are buried
there,
     4) June 1900 census of Ammansville

If anyone would like for me to look up information, I would be most
happy to do so as long as you don't require it "yesterday".

By the way, I believe Mr. Krischke has other books on other cemeteries
in and around this area.

Gilbert Bohuslav
Lake Jackson, Texas
born in Ammansville

#2438 From: Lois Petter Pereira <epereira@...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 2:59 am
Subject: Re: Hosting completed successfully! epereira@...
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Sounds like Christmas gifts to me. Email me your address so I can mail you a check and an order........Lois Petter Pereira
Illonam@... wrote:

Dear Texas Czechs,
We just completed hosting our 10 Art students, Art teacher and translator.
They were very satisfied with their trip to Yukon and the Czech festival.
They sold all of the Christmas decorations that they had created, but we
still have Czech/English calendars for 2001 to sell for them.
If you are interested in purchasing some individually or for your
organization contact illonam@...
We will sell them for $3.00 and $1.00 postage per calendar. (perhaps less
postage for a larger order) This is our continued Sister City project for the
Art students and their school as long as the calendars last.
We sold them for $5.00 at our festival. Due to the bad weather at our
festival we did not sell as many as we had hoped to sell.
The calendars were created by the Art students also and feature one of the
Artists and their ceramic creations each month. The calendars are very
colorful and measure 12 by 16 1/2 inches. The days and months are written in
English and Czech.
Thanks for any leeds or suggestions of how to market the remaining calendars.
Greetings from Yukon, Oklahoma
Illona Morris

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#2439 From: Lois Petter Pereira <epereira@...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 3:03 am
Subject: Re: Ammansville Cemetery epereira@...
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Thanks for offering. I believe some of my Rohan's were from Ammansville. And if you don't mind looking I am still looking for my elusive grandparents...Antone Orsag (Orsack or Orsak) and his wife Anna Urban.

Gilbert Bohuslav wrote:

I just found my book entitled "St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery -
Ammansville, Texas" compiled by Norman Krischke.
In this book he has
    1) Alphabetical index with Grave Sites
    2) Numerical Listing with some inscriptions,
    3) Newspaper write-up of various people who died and are buried
there,
    4) June 1900 census of Ammansville
If anyone would like for me to look up information, I would be most
happy to do so as long as you don't require it "yesterday".
By the way, I believe Mr. Krischke has other books on other cemeteries
in and around this area.
Gilbert Bohuslav
Lake Jackson, Texas
born in Ammansville

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#2440 From: "G. Martisek" <gmartisek@...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 3:35 am
Subject: Re: Ammansville Cemetery gmartisek@...
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O.K. There really are a few people alive out there. I thought maybe the ghosts and goblins had gotten everyone since it has been so quite recently out there. Let's get those emails going again.

Lois,

What are the names and dates of your Rohan relations? I have some on a couple of my lines.

Gerri

P.S. I also have the books "Old Bohemina Tombstones, Vol 1, 2, and 3 by Robert Janak. They cover the cemeteries in Fayette and Lavaca Counties.

I also will do lookups as I can.

Gerri

Lois Petter Pereira wrote:

Thanks for offering. I believe some of my Rohan's were from Ammansville. And if you don't mind looking I am still looking for my elusive grandparents...Antone Orsag (Orsack or Orsak) and his wife Anna Urban.
Gilbert Bohuslav wrote:
I just found my book entitled "St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery -
Ammansville, Texas" compiled by Norman Krischke.
In this book he has
    1) Alphabetical index with Grave Sites
    2) Numerical Listing with some inscriptions,
    3) Newspaper write-up of various people who died and are buried
there,
    4) June 1900 census of Ammansville
If anyone would like for me to look up information, I would be most
happy to do so as long as you don't require it "yesterday".
By the way, I believe Mr. Krischke has other books on other cemeteries
in and around this area.
Gilbert Bohuslav
Lake Jackson, Texas
born in Ammansville

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Lois Petter Pereira
Researching Ahlhorn, Bokemeyer, Brdusik, Bruntrig, Cordes, Filges, Francis, Garney, Gebauer, Hadac, Hadash, Halla, Hauser, Hoelschel, Kaskie, Maciejeski, Manak, Nauger, Ollre, Orsag, Orsak, Otjen, Papiz, Pavlik, Pereira, Petter, Polasek, Pratka, Psencik, Rada, Rohan, Sablatura, Schaub, Schroeder, Slovack, Susil, Tiemann, Urban, Weiser

#2441 From: darlenbaker@...
Date: Tue Oct 31, 2000 11:09 pm
Subject: Re: Ammansville Cemetery darlenbaker@...
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lois,

you are still looking for your Grandparents??  I know there are some Orsak
buried in the Vsetin Cem in Lavaca Co.,Tx  Next time I am that away I   will
ge tnames for you.

Darlene BAKER

#2442 From: "Judy Berry" <JAB47@...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 4:14 am
Subject: Re: Ammansville Cemetery JAB47@...
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Gerri,

Would appreciate a lookup for any LAUERS in the Old Bohemina Tombstones by Robert Janak. (In particular, FRANZ LAUER)

Judy

(KALLUS, POSPISIL, VACLAVIK, KOVAR, BARTA, LAUER, DRAPAL, MOUCKA,KRAJCA)

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Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 9:35 PM

Subject: Re: [TexasCzechs] Ammansville Cemetery

O.K. There really are a few people alive out there. I thought maybe the ghosts and goblins had gotten everyone since it has been so quite recently out there. Let's get those emails going again.

Lois,
What are the names and dates of your Rohan relations? I have some on a couple of my lines.
Gerri
P.S. I also have the books "Old Bohemina Tombstones, Vol 1, 2, and 3 by Robert Janak. They cover the cemeteries in Fayette and Lavaca Counties.
I also will do lookups as I can.
Gerri
Lois Petter Pereira wrote:
Thanks for offering. I believe some of my Rohan's were from Ammansville. And if you don't mind looking I am still looking for my elusive grandparents...Antone Orsag (Orsack or Orsak) and his wife Anna Urban.
Gilbert Bohuslav wrote:
I just found my book entitled "St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery -
Ammansville, Texas" compiled by Norman Krischke.
In this book he has
    1) Alphabetical index with Grave Sites
    2) Numerical Listing with some inscriptions,
    3) Newspaper write-up of various people who died and are buried
there,
    4) June 1900 census of Ammansville
If anyone would like for me to look up information, I would be most
happy to do so as long as you don't require it "yesterday".
By the way, I believe Mr. Krischke has other books on other cemeteries
in and around this area.
Gilbert Bohuslav
Lake Jackson, Texas
born in Ammansville

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Lois Petter Pereira
Researching Ahlhorn, Bokemeyer, Brdusik, Bruntrig, Cordes, Filges, Francis, Garney, Gebauer, Hadac, Hadash, Halla, Hauser, Hoelschel, Kaskie, Maciejeski, Manak, Nauger, Ollre, Orsag, Orsak, Otjen, Papiz, Pavlik, Pereira, Petter, Polasek, Pratka, Psencik, Rada, Rohan, Sablatura, Schaub, Schroeder, Slovack, Susil, Tiemann, Urban, Weiser

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