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Re: Rohlik

sab456720001 — 2012-01-24 18:58:43Z

Minnesota, Marriages Index, 1849-1950

Name: Thomas L Rohlik
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 1 Oct 1907
Marriage Place: Lucan, Redwood, Minnesota
Spouse's Name: Josephine Boudy
Spouse Gender: Female
Event Type: Marriage
FHL Film Number: 1321615

WWII Draft Registration
Name: Thomas Louis Rohlik
County: Redwood
State: Minnesota
Birth Date: 21 Dec 1872
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1675777
DraftBoard: 0
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=...

1920 US Federal Census
Thomas L Rohlik
[Thomas L Pohlen]
Age: 47
Birth Year: abt 1873
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1920: Vesta, Redwood, Minnesota
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Josephine M Rohlik
Father's Birthplace: Bohemia
Mother's Birthplace: Bohemia
Home Owned: Own
Able to Read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas L Rohlik 47
Josephine M Rohlik 35[25]
Mary Rohlik 10
Thomas J Rohlik 8
George A Rohlik 6
Clarence F Rohlik 4 [4 7/12]
Richard E Rohlik 1 [1 11/12]
Dorothy A Rohlik 1 [1 11/12]
Nora E Rohlik 0 [0/12]
http://boards.ancestry.com/postmessage.aspx?p=topics.project...

Minnesota Territorial and State Censuses, 1849-1905
about Thos Rohlik Name: Thos Rohlik
Census Date: 1895
County: Redwood
Locality: Vesta
Birth Location: Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1874
Race: White
Roll: V290_91
Others on Minnesota Territorial Census
Rohlik John Male 33 abt 1862 White Austria Farmer
Rohlik Agnes Female 23 abt 1872 White Germany
Rohlik Agnes Female 2 abt 1893 White Minnesota

Rohlik John Male 63 abt 1832 White Austria Farmer
Rohlik Aurthony Male 1 abt 1894 White Minnesota
Rohlik Mary Female 61 abt 1834 White Austria
Rohlik Thos Male 21 abt 1874 White Wisconsin Farmer
Rohlik Tillie Female 18 abt 1877 White Wisconsin
Rohlik Anton Male 1 abt 1894 White Minnesota
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=MNstatecen&...

1930 US Federal Census
Name: Thomas Rohlik
Birth Year: abt 1873
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Home in 1930: Vesta, Redwood, Minnesota
View Map
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Josephine Rohlik
Occupation:

Education:

Military Service:

Rent/home value:

Age at first marriage:

Parents' birthplace: View image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas Rohlik 57
Josephine Rohlik 46
Thomas Rohlik 18
Clarence Rohlik 14
Richard Rohlik 12
Dorthy Rohlik 12
Nora Rohlik 10
Donald Rohlik 6

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1930usfedcen&a...

Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002
about Thomas L. Rohlik Name: Thomas L. Rohlik
Death Date: 13 Apr 1940
Death County: Redwood
State File Number: 013042
Certificate Number: 013042
Certificate Year: 1940
Record Number: 836643
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=MNDeaths&h...

Good Luck

Re: Rohlik

Conradirrg — 2012-01-24 14:38:07Z

I would like to have dates of birth, deaths, marriages, children etc If you can help, I'd appreciate it. Thanks

Re: Rohlik

sab456720001 — 2012-01-23 22:12:52Z

Icame upon your post, and did a quick search on the names you listed and alot came up. But you will tend to get a better response if you post to the surname board. (Which I see you have typically done, so this may just have been a mistake posting this on the US GenWeb message board?)

Any how after a quick search on the name Thomas L Rohlik, several census came up and death records. Are you looking for something specific?

Rohlik

Conradirrg — 2011-11-29 16:17:15Z

I would like to find info on Thomas L Rohlik and Josephine Boudy Rohlik family in Redwood County, MN, early 1900.

New York GenWeb Archives

maggiemct1 — 2011-09-30 02:33:06Z

Has the NY archives site been abandoned? The county table of contents pages haven't been updated in years. You have to know how to find the file listing to find anything more recent than 2007 or so.

double ancestors

dlfore1 — 2010-12-01 00:36:40Z

What is a good way to mark your ancestors if you have the same name appear 2 or 3 times in your tree?

Re: What to Do Whan No Reply From County Coordinators - USGenWeb?

white_roses — 2010-10-25 17:21:19Z

First contact the state coordinator (in cases where that's a separate person), and then the national coordinator. If they still won't post it, there are other projects out there that would be happy to have your contributions.

Re: What to Do Whan No Reply From County Coordinators - USGenWeb?

LHSwisher — 2010-06-22 04:28:19Z

I believe GenWeb is a volunteer organization. Perhaps the site is no longer being maintained because the coordinator is overwhelmed. If you want the data on there, could you offer to help enter information, transcribe records, etc.?

What to Do Whan No Reply From County Coordinators - USGenWeb?

hank_a1 — 2010-06-21 13:45:36Z

Hello all,

I have submitted several things to three different county GenWeb's in two different states over several years, but none post the material or don't reply at all.

What recourse do I have? One of the county coordinators is the state coordinator!

Thank! :)

Re: County pages, broken links, private sites?

BrynneHolland — 2009-01-12 13:59:42Z

Ann,

If you find a broken link on a state GenWeb pages for a project or county, please email the web-master of the GenWeb page (a contact link should be listed).

Brynne

Re: County pages, broken links, private sites?

AnnMessing — 2009-01-11 17:12:40Z

Thanks for the response Brynne. That makes much more sense than some of the other stories I've heard. I appreciate the clarification.

Yes, you're correct about my reference to the county pages. I click the link on the genweb states page, and the county pages are there, without any information attached to the links.

In one instance, the 'cemetery transcript project' pages are gone also.

It tends to get a little frustrating. I'll try the site you suggested. Thanks again for your time!
Ann

Re: County pages, broken links, private sites?

BrynneHolland — 2009-01-11 15:01:30Z

Oh, I forgot to add, RootsWeb does not allow it's pages to be used as a "redirect", so if a county host moves to another host and places a "This page has moved" notice on the old RootsWeb-hosted site, RootsWeb can and has taken them down....

Re: County pages, broken links, private sites?

BrynneHolland — 2009-01-11 14:55:55Z

When you say "County pages" are you referring to GenWeb county pages? If so, the best method to access them is via the state sites which can all be reached from the USGenWeb homepage:
http://www.usgenweb.org/

Many of the GenWeb county pages have moved off RootsWeb last year due to the decision by RootsWeb (or rather, their owner, The Generations Network) to add banners to all hosted pages/sites and for which web-masters have no control. This was in direct contrast to the original pledge to GenWeb.

Another site you may consider visiting is Genealogy Trails
http://genealogytrails.com/
which only went national about 2 years ago, although the original Illinois Trails has been around for several years. GenTrails is dedicated to ongoing transcription projects, so expect to see new data added regularly.

County pages, broken links, private sites?

AnnMessing — 2009-01-10 20:35:30Z

I've been away from genealogy for awhile, and trying to figure out what's going on.

Recently found some county pages and some project pages, (like counties in the cemetery transcript project), that look very nice, but all the buttons for resources, maps, information, etc., are broken links or lead to a blank page.

I was told on another site they were moved to allegedly 'protect' free genealogy. If that's true, then why isn't there at least an "update" on the page with a notation about where people can access the new "private" website? I've found a couple that did, most dont', and Googling isn't finding some of them.

Another question..Who makes/made the decision to move the information? More than one person has provided information and research to those pages so it would be easily accessible here, all in place....not hidden somewhere else.

Asking out of curiosity and concern, No intentional disrespect for people's choices.

NY GenWeb, Jefferson County

Toc5871 — 2008-11-16 20:01:49Z

This project has enabled me to find many ancestors to add to my tree. I have gone through many other counties and Jefferson County, NY has had the most information so far. Thanks to everyone that helped gather info and add it to this web site. Great job done!

Dearborn County INGenWeb

DebraBeheler — 2008-04-25 21:49:51Z

I am looking for someone who is interested in volunteering for the INGenWeb Project to maintain, grow and nurture a website as Dearborn County Indiana Coordinator. To find out more information about becoming a county coordinator, visit "Becoming an INGenWeb Volunteer" and "Guidelines and Requirements" at http://ingenweb.org/

Debby Beheler
dbeheler@comcast.net
State Coordinator INGenWeb Project

Posey County INGenWeb

DebraBeheler — 2008-04-25 21:48:34Z

I am looking for someone who is interested in volunteering for the INGenWeb Project to maintain, grow and nurture a website as Posey County Indiana Coordinator. To find out more information about becoming a county coordinator, visit "Becoming an INGenWeb Volunteer" and "Guidelines and Requirements" at http://ingenweb.org/
Debby Beheler
Debby Beheler
dbeheler@comcast.net
State Coordinator INGenWeb Project

Ohio County INGenWeb

DebraBeheler — 2008-04-25 21:46:49Z

I am looking for someone who is interested in volunteering for the INGenWeb Project to maintain, grow and nurture a website as Ohio County Indiana Coordinator. To find out more information about becoming a county coordinator, visit "Becoming an INGenWeb Volunteer" and "Guidelines and Requirements" at http://ingenweb.org/
Debby Beheler
Debby Beheler
dbeheler@comcast.net
State Coordinator INGenWeb Project

Re: ILGenWeb

2005-11-14 18:05:18Z

I think the domain registration lapsed. I do know that they are working on correcting the situation.

ILGenWeb

2005-11-13 19:37:38Z

I just went to the GenWeb site to do research in IL. Not available. Does anyone know where it went or what is going on?

Immigration & Naturalization Project

maggiemct1 — 2007-11-28 17:53:57Z

Does anyone know what, if anything, is going on with this project? Site hasn't been updated in almost 3 years, and the project coordinator's email addy is no good.

Re: KSGenWeb

blackwolf6 — 2006-12-27 04:01:40Z

Thank YOu! I truly agree!

Re: Assistant County Coordinator

2006-11-01 22:58:00Z

Have you found anyone to act as assistant coordinator for Haskell County? I am a life long resident of Haskell County and presently serve as a volunteer for 3 sites all relating to Haskell County.
James Brown

public records

2006-09-09 19:44:35Z

Is anyone else aware of the fact that ancestry.com publishes our (yes, you and me) birthdates as public records for all to see in this age of identity theft? Am I the only one who has a problem with this?

Assistant County Coordinator

2006-07-18 02:54:18Z

Looking for someone to be the Assistant County Coordinator for Okmulgee County, Oklahoma.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~okokmulg/index.html

Contact
Shelley Lynch
<leesh@valornet.com>

Re: GENWEB & Searcy Co???? WHY BOTHER???

deannagrissom2002_1 — 2005-12-19 15:17:42Z

With all due respect the Searcy Co Arkansas web site, that shows the GENWEB logos and brings one to this site charges for cemeteries, marriages and census records.
All one has to do is visit the site and they too can download the order form to order this information that is to be found no where on the site. The information is for sale by OOCS Researchers and that is the only way to obtain any anformation at that site.
Deanna Grissom

Need advice

lynnrisener76 — 2005-12-15 22:56:36Z

I've been working on the cemetery site on the genweb Blount Co site this weekend. I need some in-put. I've been trying to place the cemeteries on a map and started making some smaller ones for each cemetery. Would it be helpful to have these or am I wasting my time. I've put one on the Cemetery Index page by Alldredge for you to see and then I've put one on the Alldredge page when you click on the Alldredge link. Which is better or is either one needed? Thanks so much for your input. You can e-mail me from the link on the bottom of the cemetery page if you like.

Re: ILGenWeb

2005-11-16 21:34:12Z

thanks for the heads up....haven't been on the site in a while....

Re: ILGenWeb

2005-11-16 21:17:05Z

Last I heard, that was a temporary location until they could get the other problems straightened out. So, if you bookmark that location, I wouldn't delete the original just yet until we find out what is happening.

Re: ILGenWeb

Sheryl040 — 2005-11-16 20:20:13Z

http://ilgenweb.rootsweb.com/

think they renamed it il gen web project....

Re: ILGenWeb

2005-11-15 01:05:31Z

Thanks, someone said it was fixed but I checked this morning and it is still down. I will check again later.

KSGenWeb

CHIVIS — 2005-09-26 15:51:37Z

What has happened to the KSGenWeb? The majority of the counties have not been updated for over a year or more. Several have not been updated since 2001. Several of them have bad links. Several have their copyrights still set at 2004 or as far back as 2001. The State Coordinator is also County Coordinator for several of the Counties and their's is the worst in not following by-laws. Clearly they need volunteers, but when you do volunteer neither the Orphan County person or the State Coordinators bother to respond. I have tried for 2 years!!! I wonder why the USGenWeb allows this to continue to go on. If Kansas is this bad what are the other's like. Grant you some States are REALLY GREAT!!!
Why doen't USGenWeb monitor these States like Kansas? Realizing everyone is a volunteer, but if you cannot give the time then you shouldn't volunteer or be allowed to continue as a volunteer. Who's in charge?

Re: GENWEB & Searcy Co???? WHY BOTHER???

canl1 — 2005-09-19 17:31:29Z

I'm not going to debate this with you; I invite EVERYONE to visit the Searcy Co ARGenWeb site at

http://www.rootsweb.com/~arsearcy

and make up your own mind!

The links to "Publications for Sale" are just that- links to folks/businesses who sell books which contain information researchers might want or need. JUST LIKE A BOOKSTORE! No where do I encourage folks to buy anything- it's just one more resource for researchers. Not every bit of information of value to researchers can be found in county records- some can be found in books.

If you are unhappy with the amount of information found online, then I would heartily suggest that you volunteer to transcribe some records. I would LOVE to put more information online, and as you can see, I do give credit to those folks who help out. The USGenWeb is a VOLUNTEER effort; we coordinators do as much as we possibly can, and welcome & encourage folks to help out as much as THEY can.

Re: GENWEB & Searcy Co???? WHY BOTHER???

canl1 — 2005-09-19 12:52:44Z

Deanne, you must be confusing the Searcy Co USGenWeb website with another. I am the coordinator for the Searcy Co ARGenWeb website, and I can assure you that NOTHING is charged for (hey, I even write the webpages myself!). The USGenWeb websites are hosted and maintained by volunteers. Any records found on the pages are either transcribed by the county coordinator, or by volunteers. Now, some counties may have links to pages which do charge (I don't believe that I have any such links on the Searcy page, though), but I'm certain that is just a service to the public.
The url to the Searcy Co USGenWeb website is:

www.rootsweb.com/~arsearcy

Check it out for yourself~

Cathy Leonard

GENWEB & Searcy Co???? WHY BOTHER???

deannagrissom — 2005-09-19 11:46:49Z

Can anyone tell me why Searcy Co. Arkansas is even a part of the GENWEB Program??? There site charges for EVERYTHING!
Deanna Grissom

algen web site

DoloresRaines65 — 2005-07-22 09:47:18Z

What is going on with the algen web site.it has not been updated in over a year and any mailed sent to Brian Davis is never acknowledged.
This could be a great site if The coordinator would take care of it
thanks

Re: algen web site

2003-12-07 03:19:44Z

Betty
Walker co.

it has not been updated since early 2002

Re: algen web site

bettybrooks — 2003-08-09 00:38:28Z

Do you mean a county with in ALGenWeb??

ALGenWeb State Coordinator: Richard White

ALGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator: Leigh Compton

ALGenWeb Assistant State Coordinator: Margie Daniels

Enormous Tombstone Transcription Project--ALL states

heatherdeg — 2001-10-17 20:27:05Z

The USGenWeb site breaks out cemeteries by county and has a phenomenal number of cemeteries already transcribed. Not just for New Jersey, but for a good number of the United States.

To access the data, go to:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/registry.html