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Re: Glatch

prlesnik1 — 2012-02-11 05:25:48Z

I don't have any of those names in my family history.

Re: Glatch

mvpluth — 2012-02-10 21:50:22Z

I have a Maria Glac from Podgora 33 married to Johann Babic in my family tree. My mother, Mary Babic was daughter of Anton Babic and Justina (no record of her father but her name has been listed as Frej and also Jamnik and I was told by a relative that her father was a Hren). I've visited Podgora a number of times. Could we be related?

Mary Pluth

Re: Glatch

prlesnik — 2011-08-17 14:46:10Z

Do you know where John Glac and Ana Znidarsic were born? My great grandparents were from Zagorica Slovenia. I do have
distant relatives with the last name of Znidarsic. This would be my great-grandmother's side of the family. The name Znidarsic is still found in the Dobropolje Valley region of Slovenia where Zagorica located. I have done extensive research, but since my family lineage is so distant with the Znidarsic name, I have not focused on that name.

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

prlesnik — 2011-08-17 14:39:41Z

I cannot help too much other than to tell you that there is a village of Kompolje in Slovenia. It is near Videm, in the Dobropolje Valley, just east and south of Ljubljana. My gelealogy traces to that valley, my great grandparents were born in Zagorica, just a few miles from Kompolje.

Re: Glatch

pamla112 — 2011-08-17 01:55:10Z

My Jan Glac was born in 1878. He came to the USA in 1898 or so. He was married to the former Ana Znidarsic by 1899. They were in Cleveland for a while but by the time that marriage ended John was found in Minnesota with a new wife Anna Dorsek. I am descended from one of his sons by Ana Znidarsic. Does anyone on here know what happened to her? Did she die or was there a divorce?

Re: Glatch

prlesnik — 2010-05-03 22:25:24Z

If you ever check this site, I think I have information concerning Johan Glac and his first wife. I am not related but have coincidentally pieced some information on this from the archive pages from Slovenia on my own family. There is a Johan Glac and Ana Babic (married)listed as godparents to a distant relation of mine. I believe this was the 1890's. I did not write the year on my notes. The Dobropolje valley in Slovenia was and still is comprised of 7 close villages. My relatives are from Zagorica. The Glac family could be from any one of the close villages. It was a rather tight knit community. I looked for Johan Glac on Ellis Island records and found Johan from Podgora who came in Nov 1920. This is one village in the valley.

Re: Glatch

pamla112 — 2009-08-11 23:48:46Z

We are cousins! My grandfather Frank Glatch was one of the 3 children that John Glatch had with his first wife, Anna Znidarsic. All 3 of his children were born in Cleveland Oh.I had always assumed that Anna died after she went back to the old country when she became ill but I think now she must have been alive when John married his second wife. Do you know? John the second was his oldest son. He went back to Slovenia probably when Anna did. The second son Louis(Alojz) and Frank went back and forth. I found a passenger list that shows them coming back from Europe at ages 19 and 21 in 1922. Their residence was listed as Minnesota so they must have been living there at that time. Do you know when John went to Minnesota? Anyway he was naturalized there and the papers show he had 9 children with his second wife whose last name I do not know. When my dad was alive he did some research so I have a few things but there isn't a lot on this family. I hope this is some help.

A.

Re: Glatch

mpulanco — 2009-02-16 18:42:40Z

Greetings!
I have just started looking in to the Glatch family history on behalf of my son, who will be working on a family tree school project soon. My paternal grandfather was Joseph Glatch, Gilbert, MN., and his father was John Glatch or Glach, born August 5, 1879. If I am getting the story straight, John had a first wife, name not known to me, and either 2 or 3 children when he departed Yugoslavia. He left out of Braman, Germany and arrived in the port of Baltimore on the date September 11, unknown year. At some point, this first marriage ended and he married Ann, who became the mother of Joseph and about 7 other children. I believe that one of John Glatch's children with his first wife settled near Milwaukee,WI and one in Ely, MN. Some of John and Ann's other children are named Ed Glatch, Ann Arko, Tony Glatch, to name a few.

Re: Glatch

jennylg191 — 2006-11-24 23:18:44Z

I am also interested in Glatch history. My family settled in Minnisota and Wisconsin.. from Lubjana Yugoslavia

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

MarthaGates51 — 2006-10-02 21:33:16Z

I'm researching my daughter-in-law's Rutar and Struna families from Slovenia. Her grandmother Justina Rutar was born in Whitney, PA, about 1898 , she was soon taken back to Slovenia. She returned to the US at age 23 arriving in NY on the ship Rochambeau, April 6, 1921. On Ellis Island records she was going to her uncle Frank Frlep in Ely, MN.
She later married Anton Struna in MN. She died in 1937.
She gave her home address as Kemgolge, Slovenia...seems that no one has ever found a place with that name...spelling must be incorrect!

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

MarthaGates51 — 2006-10-02 21:33:16Z

Sorry...that address in my previous message should have been
Kempolge, Slovenia.

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

incitatus — 2005-08-06 20:33:18Z

Hi,
do you have a little bit more info about your grandfather?
Where is he from (which place in Slovenia), when he immigrated to Argentina, had he brothers or sisters, etc.

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

veronicarutaryo — 2005-03-09 03:36:34Z

Hi Ron!!! I'm Mara Vernica Rutar.I'm from Argentina. I'm Ludovico Rutar's grandson. My grandfather come form Eslovenia.

He has three sons: Oscar Gernimo Rutar, Jos Crmen Rutar and Ricardo Rutar.

Ricardo is my father.

In Argentina haven't more Rutars.We are three familys .
Oscar have three sons: two womans and one man
Jose have to three sons: two womans and one man
And my father have: two womans (cristina Rutar and my) and one man.

We are in totaly: 18 Rutars

it's a pleasure have to write to and sorry whit my english. I not know this language.

bye... Vernica

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

2004-08-14 09:37:08Z

Hi, probably you already have the right info, if not - the place you are looking for is KOMPOLJE (Kompolye). There are two places with the same name in Slovenia. BR

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

2004-02-09 00:25:17Z

Hi Martha, I Googled Slovenia but wasn't able to find Kempogle. It could be a town too small to show up or it could have had a name change. There were a lot of hits under: map Slovenia - I didn't look at all of them so you might want to check it out. Good luck.

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

2004-01-27 17:55:27Z

Hello Ron,

I just received your e-mail and have responded. At the same time I got a notification that a message had been posted. I haven't checked this board in a while and was suprised at the many responses.

Thank you for contacting me. Anyone else with information - please don't hesitate to contact me directly or post a message.

Thank you,
Carol

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

ronmar34 — 2004-01-27 13:39:02Z

Carol,
Billy and Theresa are my aunt and uncle. Have tons of info on them. If your still checking this message sequence, please reply.
Ron

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

CarolRiker10 — 2003-04-19 01:04:21Z

Hello Ron,
I was married to a Rutar and am searching information for my sons. Their grandfather, William, dob 13 Aug 1914, dod Mar 1985. Was married to Theresa C (maiden name unknown). They lived in New Jersey in the 1960s and later moved to Arizona. I know there were family members in Pennsylvania. If any of this fits with your information please respond to my e-mail address.

Re: Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

Ivan_Majnaric — 2002-03-13 19:48:39Z

Hello,
I am looking for anyone in USA/Canada with the last name RUTAR, RUTTER or RUTER, who has any information about RAFAEL and PETER (brothers) RUTAR (RUTTER or RUTER). They left Osilnica/Kocevje/Slovenia (Austria-Hungary) and migrated to USA about year 1920.
Thanks and feel free to e-mail me in the case you have any info!

Best regards!

Glatch

TParis4800 — 2001-07-27 03:14:11Z

I have just begun research on my paternal family (Glatch). I know that the Glatch family came from Austria under the name Glac. It is also spelled Glach on some records. I have ordered immigration papers so I will let you know. I know they first settled in Ohio in the late nineteenth century. They then migrated to Minnesota. I haven't run into any of your surnames yet, so any information would be greatly appreciated!

Rutar/Glatch

2000-07-09 18:48:39Z

Just a quick reply. I think that my GGF, John Rutar d. Abt. 1886, was the 2nd husband of a lady named Mary Glatch. She supposedly had 2 brothers Joseph and Frank and their Father was possibly named Ignatious Glatch. He owned and operated a Blacksmith Shop in the Pittsberg area.

All of the above has been passed to me from the memories of one or more friends in agreement with each other.

Trying to begin a Rutar Forum

2000-07-06 10:41:05Z

Hi to hopefully Rutar decendents:

Where to begin. Briefly, the Rutar Family at the turn of the century involved the following names; Rutar, Glatch, Cimoncic, Kraker, Grill, Hummel and Ehigh.

Grill is my father's mother and I have loads on her since she is tracable back into a small community called Gottschee in old Austria. Rutar, my grandfather, comes thru a town called Zuzemberk in Slovenia. Gottschee is now called Kocevje in the current Slovenia.

That is all I have on the Rutar's, but they were big time in the immigration of the Slovenes to Ohio and Pennsylvania.

I hope someone can help me get the ball rolling in this forum. I have over 200 Rutar decendents here in America to share with you.

Ron.

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