RadixForum surnames places archives váltás magyarra contact log in new user

Places :: Khudlovo :: Surnames :: Mitroka család

New message

Data for this surname in RadixIndex: click to see them!

	Mark Ramos: Horlyo I am reaearching Mitroka,(Mitrovka, Mytrovka) Lohin, Ozimok, and Marko families from horlyo. Any help on how to get info from horlyo is greatly appreciated. Thanks Mark		23/01/2005, 17:30:45 #: 200501837 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Mark Ramos: Horlyo I am reaearching Mitroka,(Mitrovka, Mytrovka) Lohin, Ozimok, and Marko families from horlyo. Any help on how to get info from horlyo is greatly appreciated. Thanks Mark		23/01/2005, 17:31:03 #: 200501838 post replyedit abuse? profile

	amguest: Re: Horlyo I too am interested in the Mitroka family. our family descended from Michael Mitroka from Galicia-PA-Royalton Illinois-Michigan. Don't know where in Galicia family came from. Any help for Me??? let me know. thanks, anne		01/02/2005, 19:14:32 #: 20050237 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Paul Lohin: Re: Horlyo Horlyo was the name of present day Chudlovo, Uzhorod, Ukraine. My father, George Lohin was born in Chudlovo and immigrated to Pennsylvania in the 1910's. I still have relatives living in Chudlovo, relatives of may father. The Romanko family, my grandmothers maidenname. I live at 105 Arlene Street Minersville, PA 179954-2001		11/04/2005, 04:59:32 #: 200504416 post replyedit abuse? profile

	mitroka: Re: Horlyo Paul, I am related to the Ozemik and Lohins. MAry Lohin was married to Nick Ozimek in St Catherines Canada, they to were from Horlyo. My Grandfather John Mitrovka was from Horlyo. Some how the Ozimeks and Mitrovka's are related, I believe the Mitrovkas and Lohins are related but have not been able to figure out the connection. Any Help is appreciated. MArk		11/04/2005, 13:41:41 #: 200504427 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Tara: Re: Horlyo Hi, My father was born in Kiblar (sp?), Uzhorod, Slovakia. His name is William (Vasil) Mitrovka (Mitroka)in 1928. His father's name was Jurko (George) and his mother was Martha Ruschak. They came to North America in the 1930's via NYC and setled in Montreal, Canada. Any relation to the families you mentioned? Tara		16/02/2006, 22:51:52 #: 200602987 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Paul Lohin I am looking for information on my great Grandfather, Rev. Stephen Stefurofsky (Stefurovsky) what was a Byzantine (Greek) Catholic priest for 50 years in the village of Jarog, Uzhorodski Rion,present day Ukraine and 5 years in the Church of St. Cyril & Methodius in Storazhina (Spelling??) and is buried in the church cemetery in 1939. Any information would be greatly appreciated. The Rev. Joseph Stilicka, a current priest in the Uzhorod Area is a decendent relative on the Marko, Slachta,Lohin side of the family. Thanks again. Paul Lohin		17/02/2006, 02:06:57 #: 200602990 post replyedit abuse? profile

	mitroka: Khudlovo Paul, do you have any relatives or contacts in Khudlovo that I could contact to see if I have any relatives there. Thanks Mark Ramos		22/02/2006, 02:55:33 #: 2006021248 post replyedit abuse? profile

	mitroka: Re: Horlyo Tara thanks for the inquiry. My grandfather John Mitrovka was born in Horlyo in 1886. His parents were John and Julia Mitrovka. My grandfather came to the US in 1904 and settled in Auburn NY. His best friend and possible cousin John Marko also immigrated with him and they married 2 sisters Anna and Mary Rudik who they met while living in a boarding house in Conemeaugh PA. John Marko settled in Binghamton NY. My grandfather had a half brother Afton born in Ungvar in 1882 his mother was Barbara who is believed to have died from influenza. Afton came to the US in 1900 and setttled in Johnston PA. My greatgrandfather remained behind and may have had a third wife which is how Ii may be related to the Lohin amd Ozimeks. If you our anyone else can help me with any info I would be estatic!! It is belived that John Mitrovka was a teacher and lived to be 93. This pretty much sums it up, There may be a Mitrovka connection going back to Ungvar I have a picture of my grandfather circa 1920 my email is mr30 -a-t- cornell.edu -d-o-t- Thanks MArk		22/02/2006, 03:11:36 #: 2006021249 post replyedit abuse? profile

	hammernhank: Grandfather My grandfather was born in Horlyo in the 1850's. His name was Adolph Grunberger. I would like to know if anyone would have any information about him as I am having trouble verifying his history. All the records are now in the Ukraine and in this region or oblast the civil servant will not give out any information. Thanks, Hank		23/11/2006, 21:22:48 #: 2006111215 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Erni: Re: Horlyo Our Jewish family, the Grunbergers, lived in Chudlovo in the 19th and early 20th century. My great grandparents did not immigrate to the US and they may have had some children who also remained there. My grandfather Herman was born there in 1872 and came to the US at about age 12. 2 younger brothers followsd in the late 1800s. A sister came just before WWI and the youngest brother came from Chudlovo in about 1921. All took the Greenberger name in the US and lived in western PA. You report that you still have family in Chudlovo. I would like to know if there is still a Jewish cemetery there - or if anyone there remembers the Grunberger name. Thank you. erniraenewman -a-t- earthlink -d-o-t- net		09/12/2007, 17:26:33 #: 200712419 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Mashka : Re: Horlyo Hi. I was born in Hudlyovo (Horlyo-hu., Chudlovo-sk., Hudlevo-ru.). Surnames Mytrovka, Lohin, Ozimok and Marko are very common in Hudlyovo. Perhaps older people would remember something. Usually people know about relatives that moved to US. I plan to go back to Ukraine next summer and do more research about old records etc. On another website I found out that pre WWII records are in Beregovo archive. With Soviet Union came hard times for Byzantine church and priests, I'm pretty sure that there are no old records(metrykas) in Hudlyovo church. Feel free to ask questions. Marianna		28/03/2008, 00:43:28 #: 2008031590 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Mashka : Re: Horlyo All jews fled Hudlyovo when Nazis came. No one came back. I can try to find out if there are any remains of Jewish cemetery.		28/03/2008, 00:58:05 #: 2008031591 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Melisann: Re: Horlyo I am a Mitroka living in Royalton, I live next door to Mike, I am his niece. What would you like to know.		14/10/2008, 20:13:30 #: 200810608 post replyedit abuse? profile

© 2003-2012 Privacy statement Terms of service