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Czoka: Czoka Family in Dulfalva
I am looking for the family of George (possibly Gyorgy) Czoka who was born May 6th, 1888 in Dulfalva, Hungary. George immigrated to America in 1907. He married Mary Moagley (alternate spellings include Mogely, Mogele and Mogale) who was born in 1891 somewhere in the Austria Hungarian Empire (Czech). She is listed in census records as the daughter of Czech parents. Mary died in 1919 in Pennsylvania during a flu epidemic. According to census records, George Czoka arrived in America in 1907 and spoke Russian. Any information regarding this family would be greatly appreciated.
2007/03/18, 02:22:02
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Zlatica : Re: Czoka Family in Dulfalva
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Something is not right. Being from Austria-Hungary (Czech) and speaking Russian.
Speaking Russian most likely being Ruthenian/Rusyn - Byzantine Catholic. The word Czech is used incorrectly. It is a new term which came to be after 1918 and it belongs with Slovakia to make a country of Czechoslovakia.
A map of Austria-Hungary:
http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
www.progenealogists.com/hungary/maps.htm few more maps to view.
George would be Gyorgy http://topolcsanyi.alphalink.com.au/names
The village of Dulfalva, Maramaros megye, Hungary, later Czechoslovakia www.cgsi.org, Soviet Union, now Ukraine.
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910
www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm
51 people came thru Ellis Island from Dulfalva. Got this using One step www.stevemorse.org
www.tccweb.org
www.c-rs.org
2007/03/18, 02:53:40
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meregeo: Re: Czoka Family in Dulfalva
I am the granddaughter of George and Mary, my father was John who was born in 1918 in West Brownsville, Pa. My name is Arlene Kloos(Czoka). I used to talk to my father a lot about his family, but I just found out a couple of months ago that we were Hungarian. We always were told that Czoka was Czech. I didn't know that Mary(my grandmother was Czech), my father told me that my grandmother died during the flu epidemic at that time. My grandparents had 3 children Anne, George and John. After Mary died, George put them in an orphanage until he met and married Sadie,a school teacher. They had 2 children, Donald and Paul. All of them are now deceased. I don't believe my grandfather was alive when I was born in 1955. Sadie died in 1973, I believe. We used to visit her yearly. Anne had 1 daughter(deceased), George(uncle) had no children, I am the youngest of 6. Paul had 3 I believe and Donald we never knew. The way we found out that grandpa was Hungarian is that my mother(who is in a nursing home in Myrtle Beach, SC) needed his birth certificate and my sister Nancy seen the information on it. My father told me that grandpa drove a bread truck and ironically so did Uncle George and my father was a baker. You can reach me at the email merks513 -k-u-k-a-c- yahoo -p-o-n-t- com or my sister Nancy at spatts@aol.com. Looking forward to hearing from you and please let me know more about you. Arlene
2007/03/22, 12:29:23
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Zlatica : Re: Czoka Family in Dulfalva
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Gyorgy CZOKA from Dulfalva, Ruthenian, going to a friend Vasily MAJOR in Frederictown, Pa. Traveling with Gyorgy from same village and going to same town were KOVESLIGETI (that is not how it was transcribed)Laszlo and DANES Gyorgy.
2007/03/24, 03:23:34
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