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	Liz: FAmily Questions on history If anyone knows history behind our family could you please help i have to do a project for school. I also need to know our family tree so if you could help please reply-Liz Jamriska		14/12/2006, 18:13:15 #: 200612553 post replyedit abuse? profile

	kezdi: Re: FAmily Questions on history Dear Liz, First, you have to talk to your parents, grandparents, where did they and their parents had been born, when and where from did they immigrate, what language they spoke. Write everything down and organize it in a tree form. Did you get a form in the school to fill out? My kids got one, I uploaded here for you, so you can see how is it looks in case you didn't. These are the Jamriska datas at RadixIndex, not necessarily your family, but show them to your (g)parents, to see if any of the placenames looks familiar to them. These datas are from the area of historical Hungary. Since the 1920s new countries have been created, so it's possible that the places your family came from are not in Hungary anymore. Greetings from California, and good luck. J.L.Kupan RADIX Surname index Industry and trade directory of Hungary in 1891 Jámriska Pozsony (1) Jamriska Budapest (2), Libetbánya (3), Szent-Erzsébet (1) RadixRef Jamriska Budapest (1), Debrecen (1), Pécel (1) RadixIndex School Reports Jamriska Eperjes (1), Libetbánya (1), Rozsnyó (1) Almanac and directory of the Hungarian railways 1911 Jamriska Zólyombrézó (1) This image is attached to the message. To see the image in original size, please click on it.		14/12/2006, 20:20:27 #: 200612561 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica: Re: Jamriska Liz Joseph gave you a head start. You need to locate a precise place of birth among the US documents in order to proceed with the research. Take a look in www.ellisislandrecords.org at the JAMRISKAs that came thru that processing center to America. I do find JAMRIS^KA (Slovak spelling) in Slovak Republic's phone book. www.zoznamst.sk www.surnamenavigator.org		15/12/2006, 00:00:01 #: 200612572 post replyedit abuse? profile

	gjamriska: Re: FAmily Questions on history I'm Gerald Jamriska, son of Walter Jamriska, Grandfather of Stephan (Istvan) Jamriska. I am also looking for more data. My father and grandfather came from this village of Jeczenye aka Jaszenya-Jasenie and arrived in US in 1912. Grandmothers name was Antonia (Nieter) Jamriska. Her parents were Joseph Nieter and Mary (Kubancik) Nieter. Thats all I have now. 435-688-1669		07/05/2010, 15:49:08 #: 201005158 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: JAMRISKA, KUBANCSIK gjamriska Kubancsik, Anna Jeczenye, Hungary 28 1884 1912 Kubancsik, Janos Jeczenye, Hungary 8 1904 1912 Kubancsik, Jozsef Jeczenye, Hungary 4 1908 1912 Kubancsik, Vazul Jeczenye, Hungary 3 1909 1912 Kubancsek, Jozsef Jeczenye, Hungary 19 1887 1906 Janwiska, Antonia Jeczenye, Hung. 28 1884 1912 Janwiska, Emilia Jeczenye, Hung. 3 1909 1912 Janwiska, Hermina Jeczenye, Hung. 3 1909 1912 Janwiska, Istvan Jeczenye, Hung. 38 1874 1912 Janwiska, Vendel Jeczenye, Hung. 8 1904 1912 Nuter, Maria Jeczenye, Hungary 20 1889 1909 Nuter, Anno Jeszenye, Hungary 5 1902 1907 Nuter, Jan Jeszenye, Hungary 39 1868 1907 Nuter, Maria Jeszenye, Hungary 26 1881 1907 Nuter, Zuzanna Jeszenye, Hungary 9 1898 1907 view these manifests in www.ellisislandrecords.org In Jasenie's phone book: http://www.zoznam.sk/hladaj.fcgi?co=telzoznam&s=jamriska&mesto=jasenie&ulica=&psc=&uto=&net_fixed=1&net_mobile=1&net_alt=1 http://www.zoznam.sk/hladaj.fcgi?co=telzoznam&s=nuter&mesto=jasenie&ulica=&psc=&uto=&net_fixed=1&net_mobile=1&net_alt=1 http://www.zoznam.sk/hladaj.fcgi?co=telzoznam&s=kubancekova&mesto=jasenie&ulica=&psc=&uto=&net_fixed=1&net_mobile=1&net_alt=1 OVA is a female ending. Jasenie, Slovakia 1773 Jeszenye, 1786 Jeszenye, Jeszenow, 1808 Jeszenye, Jaseň, Jesení, 1863 Jaszena és Kramlistja, 1873–1882 Jaszena, 1888–1913 Jecenye, 1920 Jasená, Jasenie, 1927– Jasenie [all the names this village was known by] http://www.jasenie.sk/index.htm		07/05/2010, 16:17:40 #: 201005159 post replyedit abuse? profile

	gjamriska: Re: JAMRISKA, KUBANCSIK WOW! and WOW! again. I thought they may have changed their name when they arrived in the USA. I can't thank you enough. You have given me many leads. Thank you...Thank you. Jerry jamriska		07/05/2010, 16:31:37 #: 201005162 post replyedit abuse? profile

	gjamriska: Re: JAMRISKA, KUBANCSIK WOW! and WOW! again. I thought they may have changed their name when they arrived in the USA. I can't thank you enough. You have given me many leads. Thank you...Thank you. Jerry jamriska		07/05/2010, 18:28:24 #: 201005165 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: first name sites & You're welcome Jerry first name sites should come in handy when you are going thru the church records. http://web.archive.org/web/20051128070722/www.fam.aust.com/topolcsany/names/ http://www.progenealogists.com/hungary/names.htm http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~atpc/genealogy/surnames/cref-given-names.pdf http://www.tourist-channel.sk/index.php http://www.slovenskyraj.sk/ http://www.nizketatry.com/mapy/horehronie/horehronie.html#bod2		07/05/2010, 19:34:27 #: 201005169 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Gjamriska: Church Site I have search for hours and cannot find a link to Svata Katarina or Saint Catherine Church in Jasenie. DO you know the link? Help!		08/05/2010, 15:40:50 #: 201005194 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Church Site The church in Jasenie is Svata Katarina [Saint Catherine] A photo of inside of the church is in Jasenie's site [click on Historia] http://www.jasenie.sk/index.htm		08/05/2010, 15:47:55 #: 201005197 post replyedit abuse? profile

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