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Re: Peter Paul & Anna Eisenhauer Kozakievicy; Solka > Nebraska

cscheff — 2013-05-03 21:48:34Z

Ken,
Have you found the passenger list for Peter and Anna? A friend has requested my help in locating it and I am having a difficult time and can not locate it. Must be the spelling. I understand there will be a family reunion in Nebraska. Will there be a book available for purchase?

Any help would be appreciate.

Charlene
Scott County Minnesota

Re: Peter Paul & Anna Eisenhauer Kozakievicy; Solka > Nebraska

cscheff — 2013-05-03 21:39:01Z

Mary,
I am looking for the passenger list when and where they immigrated. All the census say 1888, but I can't find them. Must be the spelling. I am helping a fellow and would appreciate any help. I understand there is going to be a family reunion in Nebraska this summer and this friend of mine is checking for more information. I am not sure if they came into Canada or New York or what. I hope they publish some kind of book.
Again, Thank You.
Charlene

Re: Bukowina village 1889 should be Shyriwchi village

Lily_25_15 — 2013-04-03 20:56:55Z

It is situated in Chernivtsi region, near the city Chernivtsi... It a really beautiful place

Re: Bukowina village 1889 should be Shyriwchi village

Lily_25_15 — 2013-04-03 20:54:00Z

It does exist, I'm from that village, there are families of Smashnyuk and Frunchak, I married Frunchak guy and Smashnyuk s are my friends but I don't know the history of their families.

Hornstein, (Ornstein), Mervin

trudiestaple — 2013-03-21 17:32:45Z

Hanora Hornstein:
DOB 12 September 1882, Suchava, Suceava, Romania.
Parents: Simon and Edel Hornstein

Simon Hornstein:
DOB abt 1844, lived in Ivano-Frankivs'k, Ukraine, DOD 26 April 1891
Simon Hornstein parents: Itzig and Hinde Hornstein
Itzig Hornstein lived in Ivano-Frankivs'k, Ukraine

Edel Hornstein parents: Moses & Chaje Mervin
Moses Mervin lived in Ukraine (Sadaqora)

I AM RESEARCHING HONORA HORNSTEIN'S FAMILY. PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE HORNSTEIN FAMILY FROM AUSTRIA.

Re: Help to Ancestors from Friedrich HAAS and Elisabeth SEHATSCHEK

sehatschek — 2012-12-04 21:07:14Z

Hi Ralf,
my name is Gerhard Sehatschek from Germany.

I have one more Information for you:

Wenzel Sehatschek, born 1781 in Illieschestie, profession Farmer
Luise Katharina Sehatschek (Zachmann) born 1787 in Lemberg-Ukraine, died Nov. 2 1846

Parents of Wenzel:
Georg Johann Sehatschek,
Elisabetha Sehatschek

I have original documents from WW-II to proof...

This documents goes back to 1549 Johannes Armbrüster - my fares ancestor (14 Generations)
We still have a familiy clan (Armbrüster-Sehatschek)where we meet everey second year in Salzburg (Austria) or in our vineyard-estate Framersheim (Germany)(http://www.weingut-armbruester.de)

Greetings from Germany - Nuremberg (Home of Christmasmarket)
Gerhard Sehatschek (=facebook)

Re: Mitoka-Dragomirna

PPerrault59 — 2012-12-01 21:21:05Z

I am Paula Schuk. Jacob Schuk( John) was my father. Josephine was his mother ( my grand mother). If anyone has info on the place in Romania Jacob Schuk ( MY grandfather was born, please ,please contact me.I have alot of info.

Re: Prokopij & Dominica (Mazepuik) Tkachuik

mcaduc1 — 2012-09-06 13:08:51Z

Elana,

I don't know if you have any additional information on the Tcaciuc's as I am trying to find details regarding my grandfather, Niculai Tcaciuc born 1893 in Costana (costina) only about 10km from Danila if Google Maps is correct.

Niculai emigrated to Canada about 1912, but his parents, Ioan Dumitru Tcaciuc and Maria V Grigoras remained in Romania.

Regards,
Mark

Re: Prokopij & Dominica (Mazepuik) Tkachuik

mcaduc1 — 2012-09-06 13:04:12Z

Dear Jan,

I am wondering if Prokopij Tkachuik might be related to my grandfather Niculai Tcaciuc, born 1893 in Costana (Costina) which appears to be only about 10km away from Danila. See Google map below.

https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=DJ178A%2FDJ209D&daddr...

Please let me know if you want to compare notes as I am also trying to trace my ancestors.

Regards,
Mark

Researching Niculai Tcaciuc of Costina (Costana), Suceava

mcaduc1 — 2012-08-31 08:22:40Z

Hi all,

I am researching my grandfather who came from Costina (Costana) in Suceava. Unfortunately he passed away before I was born, so what little information I have about him is second-hand.

Niculai Tcaciuc was born 16 JUN 1893 in Costina to Ioan Dumitru Tcaciuc and Maria V Grigoras. He emigrated to Canada around 1912 at the age of 19.

Niculai met his future wife Eudochia Suprovici (born 22 SEP 1895 in Astrita, Cernowitz) in Montreal and they were married at the Roumanian Orthodox Greek Church of Montreal on 18 FEB 1917.

Nick and Dora had 6 children and many grandchildren. Over the generations the family name Tcaciuc has undergone several transformations, with descendants by the names of Caduc, Cacuic, and Cacuick.

If you have any information regarding the family of Niculai Tcacuic or his family from Suceava you can share I would greatly appreciate it.

Regards,
Mark

Luca Franciuc left romania to Regina Saskatchewan in 1913

IvaLindsay — 2012-05-14 03:11:23Z

trying to trace his family back to Romania. I have a fair amount of info after his arrival but this is what I have around his arrival in Canada: he was born in 1894 ish:
Recollections of Luca (Franciuc) Francis of His Experiences, the Romanian Community and Churches in Regina, Saskatchewan as Related to His Daughter, Eugenia Virginia (Francis) Popescul in January, 1978
My father was nineteen years old when he arrived in Regina, Saskatchewan on a warm, sunny weekend in July of 1913. He had left his parents and three older brothers and two sisters at home, which was Mitocul Dragomirnei, Judejul Suceava, Bucovina, Romania. Regina had experienced a damaging cyclone in 1912 and the Romanian newspapers carried advertisements about available work. This enticed my father to come to Canada as he wanted to make his fortune and return home to Romania a rich man. Two younger cousins, loan (John) (born 1896)? and Aurel Danis, came to Canada with him but they did not remain in Saskatchewan too long.

(***Grandpa was the stowaway - no record of him on the SS Roon from Bremen Germany to Halifax***)
They took the train from Romania to Bremen, Germany, crossed the ocean by boat (*S.S. Roon) and docked at Halifax, Nova Scotia, (*July 5, 1913) where they boarded the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway which brought them to Saskatchewan. He remembers they had fallen asleep and because the train conductor had forgotten about them, they were left off at Watrous, Saskatchewan. They then had to wait for another train to take them to Regina. Because they did not speak English, it proved helpful that father had studied German in school. The train station in Regina was located, at that time, just west of Albert Street near the Bridge. They decided to walk towards the city and after walking a short distance, they overheard someone hollering in Romanian. This is when they met John Moore (a ’Satean’ but of German parentage) who was in the house-moving business. After work, Mr. Moore took them home which was at 1756 Ottawa Street and then the following Sunday he took them to Saint Nicholas Church.

Re: LEIB, HAMANN, WOLF, WEBER

bstevens_ca — 2012-04-29 13:42:36Z

Hi,

This is my family, please contact me for more information.

Barb

Re: Bukowina village 1889 - John Henry Ladick

laurieladick — 2012-02-16 13:06:34Z

My grandfather, John Henry Ladick, was born in the province of Bukowina, city of Suceava, Romania in 1898. He immigrated in 1905, but I have no record of who he came with or what he did during the next years, unti the mid 1920's when he married my grandmother in Edmonton, Alberta. If anyone has any information, email me at laurieladick@yahoo.ca

Bukowina village 1889 should be Shyriwchi village

2012-02-16 13:05:39Z

Since first posting my query about Bukowina, I have learned the place name of the village that the Frunchak (likely the Smashnuk's too) family hailed from. Not certain if the spelling is correct but it is given to me as SHYRIWCHI, in the district of Cherniwci, Province of Bucovina. That is the name given before they immigated in 1895.

Does anyone know if that place exists today? and if so where is it located? I see places on an 1882 map spelled Szczurowice, near Brody, also similar spellings: Shchurovychi near Lviv, perhaps Surowiczne / Surovicky / or Surovichny destroyed in 1947?

Re: Bukowina village 1889 - John Henry Ladick

tcasavan — 2012-02-16 13:03:02Z

Lawry,
I am a distant relative looking to get more information. If you still check these posts please email me at tcasavan@ualberta.ca

Bukowina village 1889 - John Henry Ladick

2012-02-16 13:02:27Z

My grandfather, John Henry Ladick was born in (Bukowina?) Suceava (Suchva), Romania in 1898. He immigrated to Canada in 1905. I am trying to find out information about his immigration and whereabouts until 1926 in North America.

Re: Peter Paul & Anna Eisenhauer Kozakievicy; Solka > Nebraska

kstillinger41 — 2012-02-15 05:21:02Z

Hello Lisa,
Thank you for your emil, and please pardon my long overdue reply.
Yes we have a little information on Peter Kosakivich, he was a good friend of my Grandfather Eduard Wlaschin, and Peter was my grandfathers witness on his application for citizenship in 1888 in Colorado.

Peter and Anna were among a group of about 25 families from Bukovina who migrated to yuma county, Colorado in late 1880's. and settled in the McGee township in the northwest part of the county.
Most all of these families were directly related to each other and very close.
After a few years of drought, and near starvation, the families migrated, by wagon train in 1894 to Wisconsin for a year, to find jobs in the lumber industry, and then back to Nebraska where they stayed.

Please be in contact and I will attempt to help you all I can, or get you connected to someone who can help.

Ken Stillinger
Omaha, Nebraska
stillysgarage@aol.com

Re: Solka,Bukovina, Romania (Eisenhauer Anna-Peter Kozakiewicz

lmann252 — 2012-01-28 21:08:48Z

please join our group on facebook. koskovich family tree connections. Alexander Kozakiewicz/Koskovich was my great great grandfather

Re:bosanci

ioanadnt — 2011-06-30 09:15:51Z

Salut Mircea,

Am vazut aceasta postare, cautand ceva despre Adam Croitor, bunicul sotului meu. Am citit ceva despre acest nume Croitor si despre raspandirea sa cu precadere in Nord- Estul Romaniei. Din pacate, familia nu stie prea multe despre origini, sotul meu se va interesa. (Am inteles ca strabinicul a murit devreme, nu a impartasit prea multe cu bunicu- nu stiu..).In fine, ai mai aflat ceva despre originile tale? Din cate stiu, Croitor Adam traieste azi in Bosanci, dar a venit in Bosanci din Podeni- Falticeni, nu mai stiu exact. Cine stie, poate avem ceva stramos comun:)(defapt cu sotul meu).

Numai bine,

Ioana Gavrilovici

Re: iveniuk

lauramyryam — 2011-05-07 19:58:54Z

You could search for the Romanian surname Ivaniuc, it is a name you can found in the Suceava region. All Romanian names ending in "iuc" are mostl likely to have Ukranian origin, due tothe fact that there are a high number of Ukranian origin families in this part of Romania.

HENNING in Burdujeni, Suceava

scottphillips2 — 2011-03-15 11:22:56Z

I am just starting some work on a family line that lived in Burdujeni. I know their Americanized names were John Henning (born in Hungary in 1874), but a butcher in Burdujeni. Married there to Marie (born about 1882) about 1904.

Any suggestions on doing research in this area would be appreciated!

Scott

Re: Solka,Bukovina, Romania (Eisenhauer Anna-Peter Kozakiewicz

B_Liebl — 2010-12-25 01:06:38Z

Dr. Eisenhauer,

My maternal grandfather's family was from Hliboka. Recently I found his and his siblings birth records. The godparents were a Joannes Tomaszewski and Julia Zielinska. The time period is 1870. I see that you have Joannes in you family.

I am having trouble finding more information on them. I have been looking for over 20 years. My grandfather was Stanislaus Makarewicz. Other names in the family are Bereznicki, Andruchowicz and Luedke. Would you know anything about these families?

what ever help you can give to me is greatly appreciated.

Bob Liebl

Re: HERSCOVITCH

lesliehurst135 — 2010-12-18 22:44:55Z

No idea if there is a link but my grandfather was a herskovitch and was expelled from Budapest University at turn of 19/20c where he was a med student. Have not been able to see your link. He ended up in Manchester England

Regards

Leslie Hurst

Re: Schum

algaeancestry — 2010-12-13 09:18:38Z

Forgive the typo. She was Karolina Schafer.

Re: Researching family from Illischestie, Bukovina

algaeancestry — 2010-12-13 08:39:38Z

Ed your mother was a Gassner? I do not have her first name. And your dad was Friedrich? When did he pass away?

Re:bosanci

rcroitor — 2010-10-05 20:41:21Z

Hi there,
Croitor 's name origin
(possible origin of some descendants from Bosanci-Romania):

Based on recent information ( http://www.isogg.org/ ) and Croitor DNA analysis, Croitors descending from Bosanci-Romania belong to the mediteranian race or E1B1B1 haplotype family.
That means that Croitors have origin in ancient Roman Empire, ancient Greece, Middle East and Egypt.

Some people living in Bosanci belong to the R1a haplotype or slavic family.
The Samaritan High Priest lineage and about 20% of jewish people are E1B1B1, which may not exclude jewish origin.

Re: 1778 census of Bukovina

kebaepos — 2010-09-08 09:14:04Z

has there been any new news on the whereabouts of this information?

Re: ORNSTEIN, SALTZBURGER

S_Greenberg1 — 2010-08-17 03:17:41Z

My grandmother was Clara Ornstein from Stefaresti Romainia.

She had a brother Norman Ornstein. I know ther are other siblings in the US, but have no info on them.

Clara married Morris Senderowitz also from the same town.

They settled in Toronto had five children and a bunch of grandchildren.

I am one of the grandchildren, Susan Senderowitz.

Hope this helps someone and would appreciate any help.

Re: Mitoka-Dragomirna

jschuck167 — 2010-07-24 16:42:10Z

If I recall,Mary is Frank's daughter and has a brother name James.Believe I talked to Mary ,some 10 yr. ago. I am George
's Granson, son of John(passed away in 2004).I am still researching,George's Mom & dads name,of Mitoka. Do you know??? my email is jschuck39@gmail.com. Thanks Jim

Re: loy family in cirlibaba,romania

nfuchs118 — 2010-06-25 00:49:19Z

Mein Name ist Norbert Fuchs , ich bin der Enkel von Hermine Hackl geb. Loy (geb. am 07.10.1887). Kennen Sie Frau?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen N.Fuchs

Re:Suceava, Patrauti

HeinrichHudel — 2010-04-25 18:43:54Z

Hello.
Looking for info. Family HUDEL and SUCHY.Last address Petroutsi/Kupka/Hlyboka
Heinrich Hude828 Ringstead Street
Kingston,Ontario
Canada K7M 9A3 heinrich@hudel.com

Re: Peter Paul & Anna Eisenhauer Kozakievicy; Solka > Nebraska

lmann252 — 2010-04-13 20:05:09Z

Hello,
I am a decendant of peters' brother Alexander who came from solka. I have seen your name come up in a few documents that i have. I would love to get in touch with you!
Lisa Mann

Re: Mitoka-Dragomirna

DaveTriffo — 2010-03-20 20:56:08Z

I've got her in my tree - see it @ www.triffo.net.

If you need any additional info - don't hesitate to contact me directly.

Dave Triffo
dave@triffo.net

Re: Popovish

davin_Howitt — 2010-03-14 02:26:40Z

I am looking for information about the ropchan and popovich families who immigrated to mundare alberta canada from bukovina. I have a family tree posted on howittfamily.ca There is also information about other surnames that are part of the tree such as; , Ropchan, Sweeney, McGee, Berry, Shier, Coe, Kirby, Popovich, Mulicivc.Howitt, Dunstan, Hazelwood, Serediak, Boyle, Doupe, Leighton

Re: Chechowski from Iwankiwci,Bukovina

cordovabay — 2010-01-08 22:00:36Z

Hi Cynthia,

I can't find your email address anywhere.

Rick

Re: danila

heyman99 — 2009-11-13 00:24:02Z

With the aid of Google Maps, I determined that Danila is not near Vatra Dornei. Otherwise no hits yet on a Schachter search from Danila.

Re: danila

GenealogicalGenie — 2009-11-12 21:44:12Z

Roxanne, are you still around? my grandmother's family is from Dorna Vatra, Vatra Dornei, and I am hoping somehow I can get information from cemetaries or other sources for my family tree...

Looking for more of my grandmother's family...

GenealogicalGenie — 2009-11-12 20:36:43Z

Her parents came from Dorna Vatra...Rubin LESSING and Esther DISTENFELD LESSING... her grandparents came from Dorna Vatra...Kieva DISTENFELD (part of the family spelled it DISTELFELD) and Brane KLEINBERGER, etc.

I have Rubin's parents as Chaim and Lea. I know he had two brothers, Abe and Hermann. I have Abe's descendants and of course Rubin's. I do know that Hermann once came to the US but that is as far as I know about him. My grandmother tells me she believes that her father also had a sister. I am looking for more information on Hermann's family, as well as ancestors of both Chaim and Lea. For example, Lea's maiden name and her family.

I have a lot of information on Kieva's family, including his parents (Dov Berel was his father and Deborah was his mother). I would love any information regarding Dov Berel's ancestors, as well as Deborah's including her maiden name.

The only thing I know about my great great grandmother is that she married Kieva, her maiden name and the names of their children. I would love any information on her ancestors. Oh, I also know she had a half-sister named Tzipporah (Sp?)

Re: Searching for Family-Rockstein

BatAmiStrulProductions — 2009-11-11 20:01:59Z

I am a descedant of Marcu Ruckenstein from Burdujeni,Suceava, Romania. I am searching for descendents of Marcu's brothers. Marcu's daughter, Mina, married Samuel Steinberg. They were my grandparents. Famous Ruckensteins in our family: Amelia Ruckenstein Rosen, ELi Ruckenstein, Andrei Ruckenstein. Does any of this sound familiar?

Hanna

Re: Pauliuc relatives

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-27 05:52:34Z

Thank you for the info about the two villages of Liteni in Suceava. I will have to keep that in mind when researching the villages. Thanks again. Peggy

Re: Pauliuc relatives

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-27 05:51:37Z

Thank you for the info. Can you tell me where to write to get information of my grandfather in Liteni??? Is it the embassy or ? If you don't know, that is ok. I will try to find out. Again, thanks. Peggy
P.S. How are you related to Pauliuc's?
Did you tell me that the spelling is not pauleuc, but pauliuc?

Re: Pauliuc relatives

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-27 05:14:45Z

That is great that your husband is from Romania.It is nice to know there are other Romanians here!!! How do you look up records in Romania? My grandfather Dimitri Pauliuc(pauleuc) always said he came from Litteni, Romania. He was born in the late 1800's and died in l962. I have photos of him at his confirmation. They wore sashes that represented the area they came from. I have not been able to find any records on him like baptism, confirmation, birth certificate. Is Suceava the modern name for the area he came from???? Thank you for any help. Peggy

Re: Relatives of Demeter Roman

CarolynnSBrehmer — 2009-10-26 00:55:33Z

Yes, there are alot of Kerth relatives. My great-grandmother was Maria Kerth, daughter of Wilhelm Kerth & Margretha Albus. Maria married Demeter Roman in Chicago, Illinois. Demeter was supposed to be from Suceava. I have no papers on him. I do have a letter from her sister, signed Lena from Cerenauti(1924) that states he left a family there in Cz and that she sees them when she goes there. She also speaks of selling the old house there. Do you have full names or more info that you would like to share?

Re: FORTAIS, FARTAISH

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-22 21:46:46Z

Hi, forgot to mention that Grandfather's last name was Pauleuc or (Pauliuc). His mother remarried a Fartais, her name was Elizabeth George Fartais. Is this any connection? I don't know if he had any brothers. We don't think so. Peggy

Re: FORTAIS, FARTAISH

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-22 21:44:04Z

I came across your post. My grandfather's family had the name of Fartais, 2 1/2 sisters: Leontine, Rachela and his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth George Fartais of Liteni, Romania. Grandfather was born in July 23, 1892. He fought in the Bulgarian War and then immigrated to Canada around 1912 -1914, somewhere around then. He fought in WW1 for Canada and then immigrated to USA to Michigan. He had a sister, whether it was Rachela or Leontine, don't know. She married a Nicolae Paskal and lived in Detroit, MI which is now Hamtramck, MI. Grandfather was Greek Orthodox, probably was Romanian Orthodox religion. Maybe there is a relation here?

Re: FORTAIS, FARTAISH

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-22 21:33:06Z

Hi, I have names like Leontine Fartais, Rachela Fartais and Mrs. Elizabeth George Fartais of Liteni, Romania. Elizabeth would be my great-Grandmother. My grandfather, Dimitri Pauleuc (Pauliuc) left Romania and immigrated to Canada and served in WW1 with the Canadian Forces. He left the service in l919 and married, then immigrated to the USA in Michigan in l924. Any relation to you? Leontine and Rachela were probably Grandfather's 1/2 sisters. Somebody wrote me and told me there were 2 villages of Liteni in Suceva County in Romania.

Re: Pauliuc relatives

vickychus — 2009-10-22 14:32:03Z

My last name "Pauliuc" is because I married my husbud who;s Pauliuc,and he is from Suceava.I forgot to tell you that there are two villages in Suceava with the same name Liteni.I do not know which one is your grandfather's.I did not tell you about Pauleuc.

Re: Pauliuc relatives

@@otpe295@aol.com — 2009-10-22 02:34:23Z

Thank you for the information. Peggy

Re: Pauliuc relatives

vickychus — 2009-10-18 15:21:57Z

Liteni did not change it's name.it is still Liteni.but it is a small village in Suceava county.

Re: Pauliuc relatives

vickychus — 2009-10-18 15:21:41Z

Liteni did not chanhe it's name.it is still Liteni.but it is a small village in Suceava county.