You can find this post on my Patreon website: https://www.patreon.com/posts/back-to-basics-81170465
I'll be happy if you decide to become my Patron on Patreon. You'll get access to tens of Patrons only blog posts with interesting information about Czech genealogy and history - and if you become a Sponsor or a Benefactor, you'll get one parish record professionally read every month. Benefactors also get a research help when they hit a brickwall. See more on https://www.patreon.com/czechgenealogy
Are the Trebon Archives on line? I am looking for my Great Grandmother Anna Ondra, who came to America in 1894.
ReplyDeleteHi, websites of the archives are available in special post: http://czechgenealogy.blogspot.com/2011/09/czech-archives-on-internet.html
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Blanka
My Bohemian ancestors were from the village of Rosshaupt/Rozvadov. What records can I find online for that area?
ReplyDeleteHi, Rozvadov doesn't have records online yet - it belongs under Pilsen archives and it should be published in about year or year and a half.
DeleteHello, Rozvadov parish books are online - Pilsen archives published it few days ago. :o)
DeleteI was curious if records still exist for Chudenin (Chudiwa) and if they are available online? I had relatives on my paternal grandmother's side of the family that resided their until after the second world war. They were ethnic Germans.
ReplyDeleteAny idea when the records from Romerstadt / Rymarov will be online?
ReplyDeleteI'n interested in records of Uittwa.
ReplyDeleteWQould you be so kind that where can I find it?
Thank you
Anyone know why the census records for Cheb are not online on the Pilzen archive portia fontium site?
ReplyDeletemy family came from • Kladno, Central Bohemia, Czech Republic How do I go about finding records for them?
ReplyDeletehttps://ebadatelna.soapraha.cz/pages/IndexPage?0
DeleteMy wifes great-grandfather Vaclav Anton Budin was born 16 December 1861 in Volduchy near Rokycany near Plzen, his father was a cabinetmaker and his mother was a midwife, His father was severely burnt in a lacquer fire in 1884, in 1887 Vaclav (James) immigrated to New York then to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, then to Kalona, Iowa and finally to Logan county Colorado. This information comes from an old publication called Amerikan National Almanac 1932, but we cannot find his parents names or his family line. everywhere we look the information is in Czech and no way to translate, so any help with a link to his parents would be greatly appreciated. thank you
ReplyDeleteJoin the Czech Genealogy FaceBook page and ask the question there. I found a Vaclav but about 6 months off from the date you supplied. The members of the page would be glad to help.
DeleteMy family are Moravkova. Broz. Kadera
ReplyDeleteLooking for family that settled near Solon, Johnson County Iowa
ReplyDeleteI am looking for the family of Frantisek and Anna Hurych from Horni Ujzed and Matej and Marie Prochaska from Veseli nad Moravou.
ReplyDeleteTrying to locate a birth certificate for my 2nd Great Grandfather John Cerny born 4/23/1855 in what we believe is Bozetice. I am unsure of what site I should go to.
ReplyDeleteHi! I am new here. I have been researching my Czech/Bohemian ancestors for a very long time. Now that I've pretty much exhausted all the resources in the USA, I am ready to "go overseas". I am so grateful that I can "go overseas" sitting at my computer! I am having trouble reading the old church records so I have to learn a thing or two before I dive in. I can't wait to get started! If only I could buy time in a bottle.......
ReplyDeleteMy Grandma was born in Veseli nad Moravou in 1898. She arrived in the US in 1921. Her name was Josefa M. Prochaska. In 1923 she married my Grandpa John E. Hurych. John was from Horni Ujzed and arrived in the US in 1912. They were Catholic. Where are the families they left behind?
ReplyDelete