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Dlabik Róbert: névrokon keresés

Tisztelt Olvasó! A Dlabik név mint vezetéknév igen ritka Magyarországon. Éppen ezért keresem névrokonaimat. Ez a név tót illetve szlovák származású jelentése véső, vésőcske. Várom névrokonaim jelentkezését köszönettel Dlabik Róbert!

10/10/2004, 21:47:55
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Julie: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Seeking information on my grandmother's family. Johanna DLABIK left Oszada in 1900 and immigrated to the United States. Her sisters Mary and Pauline followed her in the first decade of the 20th century. Johanna married Steven SULEK and settled in New Jersey, while the other two sisters settled in the Pittsburgh area. Mary married John DLABIK (not a typo) and Pauline married John PUCHAK.

Johanna's parents were Joseph Dlabik and Veronica Sahul Dlabik.

Thanks in advance for any information!

06/04/2005, 05:09:04
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Zlatica : Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Julie

The village of Oszada / Osada is now part of town of Trstena, Slovak Republic. http://mapy.atlas.sk for locating a town in SK. Actually the village "sort of" does not exist anymore as there is a man made water reservoir there.
The SK's phone site is at : www.zoznamst.sk but sort of very slow at this moment, not working.
www.iabsi.com/gen/public a must read
www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator (surname navigator)
www.slovakfolkcrafts.com
www.slovaklinks.com
The LDS-Mormons have filmed the church records of SK so check out their website for films, which you can order and gather ancestral information. www.bmi.net/jjaso to familiarize yourself with church wording.
Take a look in www.our-slovakia.com in Slovak Pride as surname SULEK and DLABIK was listed there.
I have seen SULEK's post on Ancestry board. Do a search.
www.google.com

06/04/2005, 14:31:16
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Zlatica : Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Julie

Surname DLABIK in Trstena's phone book (same area code as Osada). Might the Puchak be an "americanized" spelling as no listing for that spelling but a PUC'EK, PUC'IK, PUCHEL,and PUC'ET. www.zoznamst.sk
Using One Step/Gray form from Oszada : Puczky, Osada : Pupek. There was a PUCHAK, Mihaly that came thru EI but he was from Valykocz. There is a Janos PUCSAK who was from Oszadnica / Oscadnica, Slovak Republic.

06/04/2005, 18:48:08
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lubomirdlabik: Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Hello,my name is Lubomir Dlabik.My grandfather Vendelin Dlabik was born in Osada in 1929.Could you tell me anything about my family in America?Thank you.

12/01/2008, 01:28:17
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Lubomir

Do you know where your grandfather ended up, in what state?

www.ellisislandrecords.org
www.kuijsten.de/navigator
www.infospace.com

12/01/2008, 01:34:37
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lubomirdlabik: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

My grandfather still lives in Vycapy-Opatovce okres Nitra- Slovakia.

15/01/2008, 21:32:14
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Who from your family came to America and where?

15/01/2008, 23:42:05
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lubomirdlabik: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

I will ask my grandfather and than I will write you.Please this village is or was called Osada,not Oszada.It was Slovak village,not Hungarian.Dlabiks are all Slavics, Slovaks.

16/01/2008, 21:57:50
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Osada

Lubomir

It is now Osada but before 1918 it was Oszada, Arva megye, Hungary.
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910

16/01/2008, 22:11:52
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lubomirdlabik: Re: DLABIK from Osada

You are not right.Osada does not exist.There is Orava Dam now.The villages Osada,Ustie,Slanica,Lavkov and Hamre are under water.
I know that before 1918 Osada was called Oszada but it was just official name for the government in Budapest because the Hungarian language was the official language of Hungarian Kingdom.There were no Hungarians in Orava,just Slovaks.
Before 1918 that country was called The Hungarian Kingdom but there were just 30% of Hungarians in that kingdom.I told you,we are all Slavics,Slovaks.

17/01/2008, 21:05:16
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Osada

Lubomir

I am not going to argue with you about history. My first name was not a clue that I am a Slovak?

18/01/2008, 01:36:40
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lubomirdlabik: Re: DLABIK from Osada

Where do you live?

18/01/2008, 20:10:30
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Osada

Ohio, USA

18/01/2008, 20:13:42
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lubomirdlabik: Re: DLABIK from Osada

Can you speak Slovak?Anyway this weekend I am gonna visit my grandparents so I will ask them something about Osada.Do you wanna know anything concrete?

18/01/2008, 21:50:16
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Osada

Yes, I can speak Slovak.
You can contact me off the board, if you like
zlatalzbetka2 at hotmail.com

18/01/2008, 21:52:02
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treesa.ann: Re: DLABIK from Osada

Hello Lubomirdlabik,

I do not speak Slovak but I am interested in Osada. My great-grandfather was originally from Osada. His name was Frank Krssak and he was of Slovak origin.

On official papers I have a copy of he states that his birth year was 1877 in Osada, Hungary - but my family has always been of Slovak heritage (not Hungarian).

The interesting thing to note is that there is another family in the town where my grandfather grew up in New Jersey USA and they are also originally from the Osada area. Their name is Sivon (not sure if Americanized).

So any details you have on Osada would be much appreciated.
Many thanks,

-Theresa
from New Jersey USA

25/02/2008, 03:40:44
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treesa.ann: Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Hi Julie,

My great-grandfather was from Osada and came to the US in February 1901. He settled in New Jersey also.... There are also people in the same town in NJ who are from Osada.

I have to ask my mom but we do have Sulek's in our family in NJ. I will have to see what the connection is exactly. I do know it's on the side of the family that's originally from Osada....

-Theresa

25/02/2008, 03:44:08
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK, SIVON, KRSSAK

Theresa

An ALL site for research in Slovakia:
www.iabsi.com/gen/public
Few others:
www.orava.sk
www.helenezx.homestead.com
www.iarelative.com
www.cgsi.org
Have you posted on http://genforum.com www.ancestry.com/community
www.kuijsten.de/navigator
Up to 1918 it was http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
SK's phone book is listing SIVON^ and KRS^S^AK/KRSSAK.
www.zoznamst.sk

25/02/2008, 15:48:54
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Zlatica : Re: SIVON/Y, KRSSAK, KRSAK

Theresa

Arriving thru Ellis Island www.ellisislandrecords.org
SIVONY from Zubrohlava
SIVANY from Ulsztye (Usztye - Ustie now part of Trstena)
SIVON from Namesho (Nameszto-Namestovo); Bobro-Bobrov; Zubrollander (Zubrohlava);
KRSSAK from Oszada; Turdossin- Tvrdosin;
KRSAK from Zubrohlava; Oszada; Zubroklova-Zubrohlava; Osada; Nameszto; Osda.
Use one step/gold form www.stevemorse.org
from Oszada: KRSAK and KRSSAK,
www.triptoslovakia.com
www.spectacularslovakia.sk
www.slovenskyraj.sk
www.travelatlas.sk
www.maplandia.com interesting view of the area
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/tantort/2003/palyazat/index.htm
click on besztercebanya; top right side of the map Alsolipnicza; pull down the scroll bar and you should see Oszada.

25/02/2008, 16:25:37
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jarach: Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Theresa--I would be interested in knowing what the connection is. I know one of my cousins married a woman named Lorraine Krissak, which is somewhat close to one of the family names you're researching.

Do you happen to live in either Carteret or Perth Amboy? That's where my mother's family lived before they settled in Trenton.

25/02/2008, 17:06:27
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treesa.ann: Re: Johanna DLABIK from Oszada

Hi Jarach,

I think we're talking about the same family.... lol
Please send me an email at treesa.ann at gmail dot com

Thanks,

-Theresa

25/02/2008, 17:35:46
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treesa.ann: Re: SIVON/Y, KRSSAK, KRSAK

Thank you, Zlatica for all the great links! Now where do I start.... :)

Part of the problem I face is that Osada is now under a reservoir and I do not know where the Catholic church records would be. From the Latter Day Saints site I saw they had microfilmed many church records but not the Osada I needed (a different Osada).

Best regards,
-Theresa

26/02/2008, 03:29:21
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Zlatica : Re: records

Your welcome Theresa

Did you check if Ustie's church records might contain Osada's?
LDS FICHES (set of 6) LDS #6000786
Survey of parish registers in Slovakia up to the time of civil registration. Provides details of church records that are held in Slovak archives. Index of villages is on fiche #6 and page references refer to different religions. Most of these church records are available on film via your LDS Family History Center.

26/02/2008, 06:17:32
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PamelaSchwartz: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

My Slovak family is from Osada, Slovakia. I am aware that the old village is now underwater. My Great Grandmother Alsbeta left Osada with her husband Jan and their newborn daughter Mariska (my Grandmother) in May 1921. I know they left family behind in Osada and I am looking to connect my tree with any living relatives. I have a few pictures showing many relatives and a letter that seems to be written in Slovak.

looking for family of Stephan DLABIK
Married Johanna JANECIK

Children:
John
Stephan
Michael
Wendel
Theodore
Peter
Mary
Johanna
Rosalie
Anastasia
Apolonia
Margaret
Alsbeta (Elizabeth) b. Nov. 16, 1900. (my Great Grandmother)
Immigrated to USA through Ellis Island and settled in Plainfield, NJ. with her husband Jan (John) Guczky (Americanized name is now Goodski)

If you have any information or are would like to see any pictures, please contact me!
pschwartz78 (at) gmail.com

26/04/2009, 20:18:06
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Pamela

Have you posted on Slovak Republic's boards like
www.ancestry.com/community http://genforum.com
www.slovensko.com http://slovakia.eunet.sk
You might just want to send out few letters in the vicinity of Osada. The Slovak distant relatives might not be aware that a long lost American relatives are looking for them.
SK's phone book www.zoznamst.sk

26/04/2009, 20:23:40
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PamelaSchwartz: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

I haven't yet, but will do so. Thanks for your quick reply. I'm not sure what you mean by:

'You might just want to send out few letters in the vicinity of Osada.'

26/04/2009, 20:29:03
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Sending letters on the family name in the vicinity of Osada (Trstena):
Trstená TS/ZI orav. 1975 pričl. o. Ústie nad Priehradou (1953 zlúč. o. Oravské Hámre, Osada a Ústie do o. Ústie nad Priehradou).
1773 Trstzenna, Trstenna, 1786 Trsztenna, 1808 Trsztyenna, Trstěnná, 1863–1913 Trsztena, 1920– Trstená
Ústie nad Priehradou: 1953–1974 Ústie nad Priehradou
Oravské Hámre: 1773 Hamri ad Oszadam, Hamri, Hamry ad Oszad[am], 1786 Oszada-Hamri, 1808 Oszada-Hámri, Osada Hámry, 1863–1913 Hámri, 1920–1948 Hámry, 1948–1953 Oravské Hámre
Osada: 1773, 1786, 1863–1873, 1888–1913 Oszada, 1808 Oszada, Osada, 1877–1882 Oszáda, 1920–1953 Osada
Ústie: 1773 Usztya, Ustya, 1786, 1863–1877, 1888 Usztya, 1808 Usztya, Usťa, 1882 Usztya, Usztye, 1892–1913 Usztye, 1920 Ustie, 1927–1946 Ústie nad Oravou, 1946–1953 Ústie
Trstena is in area code/UTO 043
You know these descendants?
Dlabik Osada ORAVA Rach -descendant
Dlabik Trstena ORAVA Banas
Dlabik Trstena ORAVA Symonies
They posted the surname in www.helenezx.homestead.com Slovak Pride Index.

26/04/2009, 20:37:49
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PamelaSchwartz: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Unfortunatley, I do not know any descendants from my Surnames. So these names are not familiar to me.

Dlabik Osada ORAVA Rach
Dlabik Trstena ORAVA Banas
Dlabik Trstena ORAVA Symonies

It seems to me that the town of Osada goes by many names. Is there a website you might suggest that explains this more clearly?
Thanks

26/04/2009, 20:51:19
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

You can get in touch with the descendants thru Ms. Helene.
www.orava.sk only Slovak
Osada WENT by many names just like all the villages and towns before 1918.
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910 click on Arva map for Hungarian names of the villages.
http://www.trstena.sk/
The village Ústie nad Priehradou, Oravské Hámre, Osada and Ústie no longer exist because there is man made water reservoir Orava - vodna nadrz Orava.
An ALL site for research in Slovakia www.iabsi.com/gen/public will give you direction for research. It does cover the man made water reservoir Starina in Eastern Slovakia.

26/04/2009, 21:08:52
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Julie: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Hi Pam--I'm the "Rach" listed on Helene's list of contacts. I think we might have already been in touch about the Dlabiks. Please send me an email at jarach1963 at aol.com.

Thanks!
Julie

27/04/2009, 06:02:07
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PamelaSchwartz: Re: DLABIK from Oszada

I'm curious to know if anyone had any success in ordering films from the FHL on Osada? I see that Zlatica you posted about the films from Ustie, but how can I be sure that the village of Osada's records will now fall under Ustie's? ...or is that the whole crux of the matter? Will I just have to order the films and find out for myself?

14/06/2009, 16:34:17
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Zlatica : Re: DLABIK from Oszada

Pamela

LDS FICHES (set of 6) LDS# 6000786
Survey of parish registers in Slovakia up to the time of civil registration. Provides details of church records that are held in Slovak archives. Index of villages is on fiche # 6 and page references refer to different religions. Most of these church records will be available on film via your LDS Family History Center

14/06/2009, 18:44:59
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