While this site is primarily dedicated to the Kristufek/Krystufek lines of South Bohemia that came to Chicago, Illinois in the mid to late 19th Century, other Kristufek families arrived in the US, settling in other parts of the country. These Kristufek ancestors arrived mostly in the US later, between 1880 and the start of WWI in 1914 (which one notable exception).
So far, no direct links have been established between these families, but here is some of what information is known:
This blog is primarily about the Kristufek family and their descendants. However, if you are descended from a family in South Bohemia, this blog will include all sorts of relevant data. If you are researching Bohemian ancestry, I am happy to answer any questions you may have or direct you to resources that may help you in your search.
Showing posts with label Kristofek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kristofek. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Friday, August 15, 2014
Jakub Kristufek (1826-1895)
Jakub Kristufek's 1895 Headstone at the Bohemian National Cemetery |
On April 6, 1848, they had a son Mattias in Talin, Bohemia. On April 7, 1852, Jakub
and Anna had a daughter Mary Anna Krystufek at Talin 18. Around September 1854,
Jakub, his wife Anna and son Mattias traveled from Bohemia to America and
settled in Chicago's 7th Ward.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Mystery Solved: Mary Amelia Kristofek
On Aug 26, 2004, former Ancestry.com user Dianne Haselmann (1937-2007) posted in an Ancestry.com message board:
"My great grand father is Francis Anton Krch. He was born June 3, 1841 at "Pacov in Eastern Czech Bohemia". His mother's last name was "Janove". He went to school at "Naceradec" until about September 1852 and at "Proavonin" about one year. He left Bohemia and came to America around 1860, joined the Union Army during the Civil War. Returned to Bohemia after the war and may have married at that time.
He married Mary Amelia Kristofek. She was born July 2, 1850 at "Vodanany eastern Czech", Bohemia. Her father was John Kristofek and her mother was Mary Paval. They had one son, John, born in Bohemia before emigrating to the U.S. There they lived in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota and raised a family.
The in information regarding their birthplace and school is in my grandfather's writing and the spelling may be wrong. I have put quotes around those words."
"My great grand father is Francis Anton Krch. He was born June 3, 1841 at "Pacov in Eastern Czech Bohemia". His mother's last name was "Janove". He went to school at "Naceradec" until about September 1852 and at "Proavonin" about one year. He left Bohemia and came to America around 1860, joined the Union Army during the Civil War. Returned to Bohemia after the war and may have married at that time.
He married Mary Amelia Kristofek. She was born July 2, 1850 at "Vodanany eastern Czech", Bohemia. Her father was John Kristofek and her mother was Mary Paval. They had one son, John, born in Bohemia before emigrating to the U.S. There they lived in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota and raised a family.
The in information regarding their birthplace and school is in my grandfather's writing and the spelling may be wrong. I have put quotes around those words."
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Anna Kristufek Donat (1855-1931)
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Anna Kristufek Donat, circa 1884 |
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