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jake ciha (View posts)
Posted: 19 Sep 2000 10:53PM GMT
if you have any information about albert ciha of chicago il please email me. thank you.
jake ciha

Ciha Family - Manitowoc Co., WI

Posted: 28 Apr 2001 9:15PM GMT
Edited: 7 Sep 2003 7:57PM GMT
I have information on Albert Ciha (several generations of them) of the Manitowoc County, Wisconsin area.
Posted: 31 May 2001 9:54PM GMT
Edited: 26 Jun 2001 2:17PM GMT
Hello, was the Ciha name ever changed to or from Csida? Thank-you. If so, I am interested ia Steve Csida.

Ciha Surname spelling

Posted: 1 Jun 2001 7:20PM GMT
Edited: 7 Sep 2003 7:57PM GMT
I have not come across the surname spelled Csida, but it's possible. I have always wondered about the spelling, feeling it may well have changed when they family imigrated to America. The family line is from Bohemia. What heritage is your line and what part of the US did your line settle in?

Ciha/Csida

Posted: 1 Jun 2001 8:29PM GMT
Edited: 26 Jun 2001 2:17PM GMT
The name is Bohemian. The family settled in Manitowac Wisconsin. Thank-you for your response,
Ginny

Chia?Csida

Posted: 1 Jun 2001 8:31PM GMT
Edited: 26 Jun 2001 2:17PM GMT
Randy, Does the township of Schleswig sound familar? The maiden name of the woman that I would be interested in this family would be Illig. She married a Steve Csida.

Schleswig Township, Manitowoc County, WI

Posted: 2 Jun 2001 11:35AM GMT
Edited: 7 Sep 2003 7:57PM GMT
Schleswig township is definately familiar. I grew up on a farm there. I know I have come across the name Illig when I lived there, but don't recall anyone in particular. My wifes surname is Ciha and her family is the from the city of Manitowoc and from rural areas north of the city. Her grandfather Ciha, age 96 still lives in Manitowoc.

Csida Family Records

Posted: 2 Jun 2001 12:09PM GMT
Edited: 7 Sep 2003 7:57PM GMT
You will find cemetery records for several Csida family members on the Manitowoc County Genealogy Website. There are 2 cemeteries listing Csida family member burials, those being: (1) Isador and Anna Csida; St. Gregory Church Cemetery, St. Nazianz, Wisconsin, and (2) Jerome, Ruth & Jeffrey Csida; St. John - St. James Ev. Lutheran Church Cemetery, Reedseville, Wisconsin. There is no reference to the Illig surname on the Manitowoc County website. Perhaps it was the Immig surname that I was recalling.

Csida/Illig

Posted: 2 Jun 2001 9:21PM GMT
Edited: 26 Jun 2001 2:17PM GMT
Randy, this could be a real connection, not wishful thinking. What happened was, my grandfather Steve Csida and grandmother Catherine Illig got divorced. Catherine did not want the children, and Steve tried to raise the three girls but could'nt handle it. There wer'e several adoptions, after relatives by the last name of Konz took care of these girls. Back then, families changed the spelling of there names because of disgrace. Is the Konz name firmilar? Thanks for your time, I really appreciate it
Ginny

Re: Ciha Surname spelling

Travis Ciha (View posts)
Posted: 4 Aug 2002 2:16PM GMT
Classification: Query
If any of you do find out that the name ciha happens to be a different spelling from whatever the real one is please let me know i cant find anything about the name ciha in any searches such as family crests or anything -Thank You
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