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martha: Zemanek
searching information about Zemanek Iganz, his descendants and other family members.
11/02/2004, 14:40:42
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Zlatica : Re: Zemanek
Martha

You need to locate a name of a town in order to proceed with the research.
85 ZEMANEKs passed thru Ellis Island to America. You might want to check out some of those manifests.
www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator
http://vivisimo.com
www.imrehun.com
www.village.sk
www.centroconsult.sk
The surname Zemanek exists in Poland, Slovak Republic, Czech Republic and in Hungary.
11/02/2004, 15:25:03
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martha: Re: Zemanek
i am searching for Ignaz Zemanek that lived in Hungary Nagy Becskerek in the years arround 1860?
he was born in Csechoslovakia . i don't know where and when did he move to Nagy Becskerek and if he had brothers or children, beside Adolf-Ede born 1871 & Erwin born in 1874.
Many thanks
Martha
11/02/2004, 17:24:12
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Zlatica : Re: Zemanek
The LDS-Mormons (Family History Center) website is listing a Roman Catholic church records of Nagybecskerek, Hungary and now Zrenjanin, Yugoslavia.
www.bmi.net/jjaso to familiarize yourself with church wording.
www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm (mapquest)
www.genealogienetz.de/reg/ESE/dsinfo.htm might be of some help.

The church films should give the information you are searching for.



11/02/2004, 17:55:43
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françoise: Re: Zemanek
je cherche de la famille zemanek originaire de morava ostrava. Zemanek Frantisek né 2.4.1877 fils de Sebatien Zemanek et Marianny Stapa
15/04/2005, 22:19:42
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françoise: Re: Zemanek
je cherche de la famille zemanek originaire de morava ostrava. Zemanek Frantisek né 2.4.1877 fils de Sebatien Zemanek et Marianny Stapa
15/04/2005, 22:20:11
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Martha Flatto- Zemanek: Re: Zemanek
My Grandfather Erwin Zemanek born in 1874 and his brother Adolf Zemanek born in 1871 where the sons fo Ignaz Zemanek born somwhere in Moravia ? can that be the same family?
Martha Flatto-Zemanek
20/04/2005, 22:20:58
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Janos: Zemanek Etelka
Budapesti lakos. Szalonnarol szarmazott a fovarosba. Volt tanito no.
15/11/2008, 23:26:16
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zoli
A MOL őriz egy német nyelvű iratot Johann Zemanektől, 1834-ből. R16 Vadászattal kapcsolatos iratok (csehországi keltezésű)
16/11/2008, 10:43:38
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Martha Flatto- Zemanek: Zemanek
My grandgreat father was Ignaz Zemanek. in 1860 he was registered as man tailor in Hungarian census. he lived in Nagy Becskerek but was born somewhere in Csehiia? around 1825-1840? this is what i search. i have nothing more about his family
Maybe Johann Zemanek was parents or his brother.
I would appreciate any information.?
Best Regards,

Martha Flatto-Zemanek
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16/11/2008, 14:32:17
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Martha Flatt-Zemanek: Re: Zemanek Etelka
I have heard this name,she is not a relative
Her nepheu is Dr Peter Zemanek. I spoke with him
they have no Jewish origin.

Best Regards,
Martha Flatto
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16/11/2008, 14:44:04
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zoli: Re: Zemanek
Dear Martha!
I know only that the place, where Johann Zemanek wrote the paper, is Pisek. "Johann Zemanek, Wiedjung in Pisek 834 Jahr"
I don't understand in german :(
The title of the paper: Dressur instruktions eines Flüner? Sigandeim?
Maybe the write to go the drill the hounds?
best regards, Zoltán
16/11/2008, 19:48:38
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Martha Flatto-zemanek: Re: Zemanek
Dear Zoli,
Thanks for your prompt repaly. Do you have some more information?
Where can I find this papaer or Bultin?

Best regards.
Martha
17/11/2008, 12:05:36
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zoli: Re: Zemanek
Dear Martha!
I'm sorry, but I don't more information.
The paper is in the Hungarian National Archives, the archive-score: R 16 (and the name and date).
If I remember well, it is 3-4 page.
If you ask in letter, the Archive make copy, and send for you.
(to need pay, of course)
best regards Zoli
17/11/2008, 13:01:09
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Martha Flatto- Zemanek: Re: Zemanek
Dear Zoli.
Thanks again.I was in touch with the Hungarian archive in Budapest. I will write them soon. Furthermore I have relatives in Budapest.
Best Regards,

Martha
17/11/2008, 17:50:01
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michelle: Zelanik
My grandfather George Zelanik was born on March 22 1901 (or 1900) in Hungary to mom Rosie (maiden name unknown) and father Mike. His father died, his mom remarried Peter Kastich, also from Hungary. Only records documenting arrival I can find on family is from a 1920 census, which states that Peter arrived in 1898 and Rosie and George arrived in 1904 -- all to PA, USA. We had been told they all came together around 1906-7. We think there is a connection to McKees Rock, Allegheny County, PA before the family moved to Hammond, Lake, IN. On later census reports, George reports being from Austria. George told a family member he changed his name from Yelanich to Zelanik, but I didn't see any Y names in surname list, so don't know if this is even possible. George also told a family member there was a link to Zagreb Croatia. Does anyone have any suggestions for further researching George's ancestry? Any help is much appreciated.
17/11/2008, 21:10:30
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Zlatica : Re: Zelanik
Michelle

ZEMANIK and ZELANIK are 2 different surnames.
A map of old Hungary:
http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
You did mention Croatia (former Yugoslavia).What US documents were you able to gather on your first ancestor?
www.croatia-in-english.com
The English Y is a J sound.
17/11/2008, 21:16:31
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Zlatica : Re: Zelanik/Jelanic/Jelenic
Michelle

Did you locate your ancestor on 1930 census? That is the census that would say Na-naturalized, Al-alien or Pa-first paper. Did you locate a state marriage application and/or church marriage record? Both should have a place of birth. Zabreb is a big town/city. Most likely your ancestor came from around the big city of Zagreb. Have you posted on Croatia's board?
YELANICH is an Americanized version of JELANIC^ if there is such a surname. KASTICH too an Americanized version of KASTIC^.
I found KOSTIC^, KESTIC^, ZELENIK, ZELNIK, ZELENIKA, ZELINAC in Croatia's phone book.
I see that George ZELANIK does show up in SSDI. You might want to request his SS-5Form, unless you have it already.
http://ssdi.rootsweb.com
2 JELANICs and 90 JELENICs in www.ellisislandrecords.org
and among them Gjuro (George) JELENICs. You might want to look at the manifests. Family went to family in the old days.
17/11/2008, 21:28:41
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Zlatica : Re: Kastich
Michelle

Possible your ancestor arrived thru Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, if not showing up in www.ellisislandrecords.org


17/11/2008, 21:47:59
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Zlatica : Re: Kaptich
Michelle

Seems that you are receiving help on Croatia's Ancestry board and Robert found this information.
Name Age
Peter Kaptich 44 arr 1898
Rosie Kaptich 51 arr 1904
George Kaptich 18 arr 1904
So did George arrived as Gyorgy or as Gjuro?
An Hungarian first names:
http://www.progenealogists.com/hungary/names.htm
17/11/2008, 22:38:25
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Zlatica : Re: JELENICEK
Michelle

Just following up on what was found on Croatia's Ancestry board.
Jelenicek, Gjuro Miklowsi, Hungary 9
Jelenicek, Misko Mihlonis, Bel...ar 30
Jelenicek, Reza Miklowsi, Hungary 35 Showing up in www.ellisislandrecords.org If you look on the manifest, the husband's name is Misko JELJENICEK.
18/11/2008, 00:31:06
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Zlatica : Re: Zelanik/Jelen(e)cic
Michelle

Only your JELENICEKs in EI so I take it as an error in spelling of the surname. You might want to take a look at Mifo JELENECIC's EI manifest. His first name looks more like Mijo than Mifo. He left a wife Reja JELENECIC in Miklaus, going to McKees Rock, Pa
In Croatia's phone book: JELENC'IC'. 41 JELENCIC in EI but none from Miklaus.
Miklaus could be Mikleus or Miklous/Donji Miklous, Croatia. Use www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm to locate a village.
18/11/2008, 04:16:50
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Zlatica : Re: Zelanik, Kastich
Michelle

Possible to get a reply from you on my posts? :)
20/11/2008, 20:44:20
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michelle: Re: Zelanik, Kastich
Yes, this information you gave me was very helpful in fine-tuning the history on my grandfather and great grandparents. Thank you very much. I spent a lot of time looking at the Web sites you directed me to, and was surprised to find that th Ellis island Web site immigration records are different than the ones you can access through ancestry.com, so I was able to get additional details. I believe the family came from Miklous vs. Mikleus as Misko listed Belovar on his first immigration record in 1905, which was the county? name at that time (Belovar-Koros) for Gornji Miklous. Also, Miklous is the closer of the two to Zagreb (33 miles), and we had been told of that connection. I hope to get to a library sometime in the next few weeks to look up LDS church records from that town, but as they are recorded in Serbo-Croatian, I may be back posting on this site for further help. There are still many questions and documents that I cannot find (George's naturalization, Rose and Misko's death records and clues to their parents' names, records for the 2-3 times that Misko re-entered Croatia from the U.S., if existing), but with so many different name spellings used, this may take me a while. Thanks again for your help, and please let me know if you have any additional suggestions.
21/11/2008, 21:09:58
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Martha Flatto- Zemanek: Re: Zelanik, Kastich
I might help you with Serbo- Croatian test.
22/11/2008, 07:49:56
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Zlatica : Re: Gornji Miklous
Thank you for answering.
Here an old map with Dol. and Gorn. Miklous:
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910/belo-kor.jpg Line up left side of the map with town IVANIC and move the scroll bar just a bit to see the villages by the red.
You should look into the church records of these villages for ancestral information.
Your ancestor could have entered USA thru another port not just Ellis Island. A child ancestor could have been naturalized with his parents.
Not to worry about the church records. Hopefully they will be in Latin and also provide the correct spelling of your ancestor's surname. I am sure www.croatia-in-english.com has information about the church records.
www.bmi.net/jjaso
22/11/2008, 15:55:56
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