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	Czechkid: Martin Brusko My grandfather, Martin Brusko, arrived in US in 1913 at age of 17, worked in Herkimer, NY as a weaver, married Elizabeth Cernak (Czernak) in NYC 1920s. Looking for ANY family for genealogy. Laurie		25/02/2011, 20:46:11 #: 2011021106 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Martin Brusko Laurie Have you posted on Ancestry and Genforum? I find arriving NY Ellis Island Brusko, Marton Anoldfalu 25 1879 1904 So I take it by the age this is not your Martin BRUSKO. Do you have his arrival manifest? It should have his place of birth. Can of these Elizabeths be your ancestor? Czernak, Elisabeth Turoluka 32 1872 1904 Czernak, Erszebet Turoluka, Hungary 21 1893 1914 BRUS^KO in Slovakia's phone book http://www.zoznam.sk/hladaj.fcgi?co=telzoznam&s=brusko&mesto=&ulica=&psc=&uto=&net_fixed=1&net_mobile=1&net_alt=1 C^ERNAK, C^ERN^AK in SK http://www.zoznam.sk/hladaj.fcgi?co=telzoznam&s=cernak&mesto=&ulica=&psc=&uto=&net_fixed=1&net_mobile=1&net_alt=1		26/02/2011, 01:47:23 #: 2011021114 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Martin Brusko [Brisko] Laurie I think I found your Martin BRUSKO arriving NY Ellis. Brisko, Martin Miava, Hungary 17 1896 1913 Martin was naturalized citizen - set of numbers and a date by his name on the manifest. He left father Istvan BRUSKO in Miava. Myjava, Slovakia [nitra region] 1773, 1786 Miawa, 1808 Miava, Mijava, Myjawa, 1863 Mijava, Miava, 1873–1913 Miava, 1920– Myjava [all the names this town was known by] This town on old 1910 Nyitra megye map: http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910/nyitra.jpg 19 BRUSKOs arriving NY EI from Miava/Myjava http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/EIDB/engine/gold.php?uid=12933096926561293309696140&referrer=httpstevemorse.orgellis2ellisgold.html&mode=running&time=1298681731341&arrivalPort=ellisgold&firstkind=close&FNM=&kind=close&LNM=brusko&companionkind=close&CNM=&townkind=close&town=m&SHP=&prtkind=close&PRT=&SYR=&EYR=&MONTH=&DAY=&SAGE=&EAGE=&offset=1&MRTL=&BSYR=&BEYR=&pagesize=50&CGD=&FLD=name&FLD=yoa&FLD=age&FLD=passrec&FLD=town&FLD=tmanifest&FLD=smanifest&FLD=yob&FLD=image&FLD=annotations&SRT=name&DIRECTION=asc Myjava's church records in LDS-Mormons [Family History Center] site http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermainframeset.asp?display=localityhitlist&columns=*,0,0&PLACE=myjava&PARTOF=&prePLACE=myjava&prePARTOF= BRUS'KOVA [ova a female ending] in Myjava's phone book. www.zoznamst.sk C^ERNAK in Myjava's and Tura Luka's phone book. Turá Lúka: 1773 Turoluka, Tura Luka, 1786, 1863, 1888–1895 Turoluka, 1808 Turolúka, Turá Lúka, 1873–1882, 1898–1907 Turóluka, 1913 Túrréte, 1920–1979 Turá Lúka [all the names this village was known by] An ALL site for research in Slovakia www.iabsi.com/gen/public		26/02/2011, 02:03:19 #: 2011021115 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: BRUSKO Laurie found few BRUSKOs for you arriving NY Ellis Island for you to connect to your Martin. Broscuk, Susanna Miava, Hungary 14 1895 1909 Bru?sko, Anna Miava, Hungary 37 1870 1907 Bru?sko, Stefan Miava, Hungary 38 1869 1907 Brushko, Michal Miavah, C. Slo. 25 1895 1920 Bruska, Kristina Miava, Hungary 20 1892 1912 Brasko, Michael Mijava, Czechoslavakia 26 1894 1920 You might want to contact these descendants who listed the surname BRUSKO from Myjava in Slovak Pride Index of www.helenezx.homestead.com Brusco Myjava NITRA Brusco, Dr. E. Brusco Myjava NITRA Brusco, E. Brusko Brestovec NITRA Brusco, Dr. E. Brusko Brestovec NITRA Brusco, E. Brusko Myjava NITRA Brigham www.surnamenavigator.org		26/02/2011, 02:16:52 #: 2011021116 post replyedit abuse? profile

	phyllis pakan: Re: Martin Brusko I don't know how far back you would be interested in, but my family is also from Myjava. My grandmother's mother's maiden name is Kristina Brusko. Her father was Jan Brusko. My grandmother came to the US in 1893, and so would be a generation older than your Martin. The church records for Myjava are now online at www.family search.org Location Europe. Slovakia church books. Myjava. Evangelical. Since 1870, look up by name. I hope you find your information. (Our family also married into the Cernak family.)		23/05/2011, 03:05:23 #: 201105657 post replyedit abuse? profile

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