Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka was born Sept 4, 1856(calculated tombstone date) or Aug 4, 1952(obituary date), to MNU and Marie (Stibor) Cejka. The family lived around the area of Vratkov, Österreich or Austria, now the Czech Republic. Anna's birthplace is given in her obituary as Tabor.
Anna and Franticek Peterka (Frank Peter) were married in Österreich about 1872. In 1876, the couple immigrated to America to the area around Munden, Republic, KS.
Anna and Frank Peter had the following children:
-Josephine b.abt 1873 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria d. bef 1875 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria
-Joseph Peter b.1875 Republic County, KS d.1952 Republic County, KS
-John Peter b.1877 in Republic County, KS d. 1946 Republic County, KS
-Elmer Peter b. 1880 in Republic County, KS d. 1980 Republic County, KS
-Tillie (Peter) Novak b.1882 in Republic County, KS
-Anna (Peter) Rytych b. 1884 in Republic County, KS d. 1969 Republic County, KS
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(Thanks to Kenneth E. Holmes for this obituary)
Cuba Kansas Tribune - 30 April 1931
Anna Chaka Peters
Anna Chaka was born in Tabor, Czechoslovakia, August 4, 1852. She was united in marriage to Frank Peters in 1872. They immigrated to America and settled on a homestead located in Farmington Township, Republic County, Kansas. Coming to Kansas in the pioneer days, she with her husband endured many of the hardships of the frontier life.
Her husband preceded her in death September 19, 1910; since then she has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak, northwest of Cuba. After a prolonged illness, she passes away April 21, 1931, at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 17 days.
She was a kind and loving mother, always having a smile for everyone and making many friends wherever she went. Her one delight was in her home with her children and her greatest desire was to bring them up in the right way. She was also deeply concerned about the welfare of her grandchildren.
She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Joseph, John and Elmer, all of Cuba; and two daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak of Cuba and Mrs. Anton Rytych of Munden; twenty grandchildren, seven great-grand children and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted from the Charles Novak Home on Thursday afternoon, April 23, 1931. The services were conducted by the Rev. Amos Rundus and interment was made in the Tabor cemetery.
Anna and Franticek Peterka (Frank Peter) were married in Österreich about 1872. In 1876, the couple immigrated to America to the area around Munden, Republic, KS.
Anna and Frank Peter had the following children:
-Josephine b.abt 1873 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria d. bef 1875 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria
-Joseph Peter b.1875 Republic County, KS d.1952 Republic County, KS
-John Peter b.1877 in Republic County, KS d. 1946 Republic County, KS
-Elmer Peter b. 1880 in Republic County, KS d. 1980 Republic County, KS
-Tillie (Peter) Novak b.1882 in Republic County, KS
-Anna (Peter) Rytych b. 1884 in Republic County, KS d. 1969 Republic County, KS
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(Thanks to Kenneth E. Holmes for this obituary)
Cuba Kansas Tribune - 30 April 1931
Anna Chaka Peters
Anna Chaka was born in Tabor, Czechoslovakia, August 4, 1852. She was united in marriage to Frank Peters in 1872. They immigrated to America and settled on a homestead located in Farmington Township, Republic County, Kansas. Coming to Kansas in the pioneer days, she with her husband endured many of the hardships of the frontier life.
Her husband preceded her in death September 19, 1910; since then she has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak, northwest of Cuba. After a prolonged illness, she passes away April 21, 1931, at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 17 days.
She was a kind and loving mother, always having a smile for everyone and making many friends wherever she went. Her one delight was in her home with her children and her greatest desire was to bring them up in the right way. She was also deeply concerned about the welfare of her grandchildren.
She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Joseph, John and Elmer, all of Cuba; and two daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak of Cuba and Mrs. Anton Rytych of Munden; twenty grandchildren, seven great-grand children and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted from the Charles Novak Home on Thursday afternoon, April 23, 1931. The services were conducted by the Rev. Amos Rundus and interment was made in the Tabor cemetery.
Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka was born Sept 4, 1856(calculated tombstone date) or Aug 4, 1952(obituary date), to MNU and Marie (Stibor) Cejka. The family lived around the area of Vratkov, Österreich or Austria, now the Czech Republic. Anna's birthplace is given in her obituary as Tabor.
Anna and Franticek Peterka (Frank Peter) were married in Österreich about 1872. In 1876, the couple immigrated to America to the area around Munden, Republic, KS.
Anna and Frank Peter had the following children:
-Josephine b.abt 1873 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria d. bef 1875 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria
-Joseph Peter b.1875 Republic County, KS d.1952 Republic County, KS
-John Peter b.1877 in Republic County, KS d. 1946 Republic County, KS
-Elmer Peter b. 1880 in Republic County, KS d. 1980 Republic County, KS
-Tillie (Peter) Novak b.1882 in Republic County, KS
-Anna (Peter) Rytych b. 1884 in Republic County, KS d. 1969 Republic County, KS
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(Thanks to Kenneth E. Holmes for this obituary)
Cuba Kansas Tribune - 30 April 1931
Anna Chaka Peters
Anna Chaka was born in Tabor, Czechoslovakia, August 4, 1852. She was united in marriage to Frank Peters in 1872. They immigrated to America and settled on a homestead located in Farmington Township, Republic County, Kansas. Coming to Kansas in the pioneer days, she with her husband endured many of the hardships of the frontier life.
Her husband preceded her in death September 19, 1910; since then she has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak, northwest of Cuba. After a prolonged illness, she passes away April 21, 1931, at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 17 days.
She was a kind and loving mother, always having a smile for everyone and making many friends wherever she went. Her one delight was in her home with her children and her greatest desire was to bring them up in the right way. She was also deeply concerned about the welfare of her grandchildren.
She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Joseph, John and Elmer, all of Cuba; and two daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak of Cuba and Mrs. Anton Rytych of Munden; twenty grandchildren, seven great-grand children and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted from the Charles Novak Home on Thursday afternoon, April 23, 1931. The services were conducted by the Rev. Amos Rundus and interment was made in the Tabor cemetery.
Anna and Franticek Peterka (Frank Peter) were married in Österreich about 1872. In 1876, the couple immigrated to America to the area around Munden, Republic, KS.
Anna and Frank Peter had the following children:
-Josephine b.abt 1873 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria d. bef 1875 Vratkov, Österreich or Austria
-Joseph Peter b.1875 Republic County, KS d.1952 Republic County, KS
-John Peter b.1877 in Republic County, KS d. 1946 Republic County, KS
-Elmer Peter b. 1880 in Republic County, KS d. 1980 Republic County, KS
-Tillie (Peter) Novak b.1882 in Republic County, KS
-Anna (Peter) Rytych b. 1884 in Republic County, KS d. 1969 Republic County, KS
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(Thanks to Kenneth E. Holmes for this obituary)
Cuba Kansas Tribune - 30 April 1931
Anna Chaka Peters
Anna Chaka was born in Tabor, Czechoslovakia, August 4, 1852. She was united in marriage to Frank Peters in 1872. They immigrated to America and settled on a homestead located in Farmington Township, Republic County, Kansas. Coming to Kansas in the pioneer days, she with her husband endured many of the hardships of the frontier life.
Her husband preceded her in death September 19, 1910; since then she has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak, northwest of Cuba. After a prolonged illness, she passes away April 21, 1931, at the age of 78 years, 8 months and 17 days.
She was a kind and loving mother, always having a smile for everyone and making many friends wherever she went. Her one delight was in her home with her children and her greatest desire was to bring them up in the right way. She was also deeply concerned about the welfare of her grandchildren.
She leaves to mourn her loss three sons, Joseph, John and Elmer, all of Cuba; and two daughter, Mrs. Charles Novak of Cuba and Mrs. Anton Rytych of Munden; twenty grandchildren, seven great-grand children and a host of friends. Funeral services were conducted from the Charles Novak Home on Thursday afternoon, April 23, 1931. The services were conducted by the Rev. Amos Rundus and interment was made in the Tabor cemetery.
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