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Jan Williams (View posts)
Posted: 23 Apr 1999 4:37PM GMT
I am looking for relations to Frank and Marketa Koman. They came here in 1911 from Praugue, Bohemia. Any relation, please contact. Their children were Frank, Mary, Raymond, Agens & Emily.

Koman genealogy

Ruben Koman (View posts)
Posted: 27 Apr 1999 1:14AM GMT
Dear Koman,

I'm also doing a Koman-research. I know Komans in Prague. I'm from Holland myself (19 years). Please contact, Ruben Koman.

Koman Family Research

Becky Koman-Miller (View posts)
Posted: 2 Apr 2000 10:54AM GMT
My grandparents (Andrew and Anna Koman) came to the United States in the early 1900's.
I am the youngest grandchild from their eleven children.
They came to the states from Czechoslovakia (before their village was concidered Austria).
If you are related to them or have any other vital information regarding the Koman's located in Czechoslovakia
please e-mail me.
Thanks
Becky

Koman - Krasnyj Brid, Slovakia?

Posted: 29 Sep 2000 1:33PM GMT
Edited: 7 Apr 2002 9:31PM GMT
Were your grandparents either Byzantine/Greek Catholic or Eastern Orthodox? If so, they were probably of the Koman family that comes from Krasnyj Brid, Slovakia (official Slovak name: Krasny Brod).

The inhabitants of the village are Rusyns (or Carpatho-Rusyns). There were Komans in Pittsburgh and near Edinboro, PA from Krasnyj Brid. Also a "famous" Greek Catholic priest Fr. Orestes Koman who served many years at a parish in Elizabeth, NJ and wrote two newspaper columns ("Po-nas~omu" in Rusyn, in the Greek Catholic Union Messenger, and "As I Remember It" in the Eastern Catholic Life). His father was born in Krasnyj Brid, but I think Fr. Koman was born in Bilovez~a, near Bardejov.

Anyway, Krasnyj Brid is near Medzilaborce, near the Poland/Slovakia border in far northeast Slovakia and has the ruins of the oldest Rusyn monastery - a somewhat famous village, thus.

www.carpatho-rusyn.org
www.carpatho-rusyn.org/crs
www.carpatho-rusyn.org/crrc

The Carpatho-Rusyn Society (2nd link above) has members with Koman ancestry from Krasnyj Brid -- perhaps you can join get the membership directory (just published, with a few thousand ancestral surnames/villages of the members) make some good contacts.

Good luck!

Komans

Posted: 11 Nov 2000 9:19AM GMT
Edited: 7 Jul 2001 8:20PM GMT
Becky,

Hi I am just touching base with you. I haven't heard from you in a while and wondered if you have made any headway with getting me the Koman info? My mother in law, Dorothy sent me the reunion brochure and I think I made a few mistakes when entering info in my file.

Christi

Koman's

Posted: 19 Feb 2001 9:55PM GMT
Edited: 17 Mar 2002 11:54AM GMT
If the Raymond Koman you reference was a Benedictine priest, then I am a relative through my great grandmother, Barbora Kutak who lived in Blatna, Bohemia

Re: Koman genealogy

Norbert Koman (View posts)
Posted: 26 Sep 2001 12:17AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Koman
There is a Koman family here in Poland I am connected to.
I have no idea however of the ancestry.
Norbert Koman son of Andrzej Koman.

Re: Komans

Posted: 30 Sep 2001 3:34PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 11 Jan 2002 3:16PM GMT
Hello, I cannot remember that. What kind of brochure do you have? Does it contain a lot of good information?

Best wishes
Ruben

Re: Koman's

Posted: 17 Mar 2002 12:10PM GMT
Classification: Query
Would this be Barbara Koman Kutak (born 1848)?
If so, we are related. My grandmother was Frances Kutak Kalbac, her daughter.

Re: Koman - Krasnyj Brid, Slovakia?

Posted: 10 Jul 2002 6:01PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Koman, Gaspar, Barna (Barnova), Huchko
I am related to the Komans in Krasnyj Brid! Do I have any other takers?
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