Marie Stibor from Ředice, Příbram, Středočeský kraj, Austria now Czech Republic, married Franticek Cejka about 1845 in prob Vratkov, Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic. They were farmers in Vratkov 4, Sedlec district, Austria now Czech Republic.
On June 21, 1882, mother Marie Anna Cejka, son Jan Cejka, son Frank Cejka, his two little girls and his infant son, daughter Marie Cap or Chop with her husband and children, and young relative Josef Novak, departed Hamburg aboard the ship "Herder". Marie and party arrived at Ellis Island and then in New York City and traveled to meet more of her children who had already immigrated and settled around Munden, Republic County, Kansas.
Marie helped to raise the little daughters of her son Frank in Kansas: Marie or Mary Anna (Cejka or Chaka) Wussow b. Dec 8 1878 - Aug 13 1939 and Antonia or Nettie (Cejka or Chaka) Brown b. Feb 1879 - aft July 1947). Their little brother and Marie's infant grandson, Josef (Mar 1882 - July 1 1882), died at sea during the voyage to America.
In 1894, Marie followed her daughter Rosa(lie) Soulek and family, sons Jan and Frank and possibly the Caps to homestead in Noble County, Oklahoma. She died shortly after the move.
Marie Cejka had the following children:
- Marie or Mary (Cejka) Cap or Chop b. Mar 1846/8 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. 1924 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Franz or Franticek or Frank Cejka or Chaka b. Dec 25 1850 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 5 1919 in Tabor, Republic, Kansas
- Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka b. Sept 4 1852 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Apr 21 1931 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Rosalie (Cejka) Soulek b. Oct 10 1855 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 9 1930 Perry, Noble, Oklahoma
- Jan or John Cejka b. May 1857 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Dec 9, 1927, on his nephew's farm four and a half miles east of Perry in Noble County, Oklahoma
- possibly Františeka (Cejka) Novak or Novakova b. 1863 d. 27 Feb 1897 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
On June 21, 1882, mother Marie Anna Cejka, son Jan Cejka, son Frank Cejka, his two little girls and his infant son, daughter Marie Cap or Chop with her husband and children, and young relative Josef Novak, departed Hamburg aboard the ship "Herder". Marie and party arrived at Ellis Island and then in New York City and traveled to meet more of her children who had already immigrated and settled around Munden, Republic County, Kansas.
Marie helped to raise the little daughters of her son Frank in Kansas: Marie or Mary Anna (Cejka or Chaka) Wussow b. Dec 8 1878 - Aug 13 1939 and Antonia or Nettie (Cejka or Chaka) Brown b. Feb 1879 - aft July 1947). Their little brother and Marie's infant grandson, Josef (Mar 1882 - July 1 1882), died at sea during the voyage to America.
In 1894, Marie followed her daughter Rosa(lie) Soulek and family, sons Jan and Frank and possibly the Caps to homestead in Noble County, Oklahoma. She died shortly after the move.
Marie Cejka had the following children:
- Marie or Mary (Cejka) Cap or Chop b. Mar 1846/8 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. 1924 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Franz or Franticek or Frank Cejka or Chaka b. Dec 25 1850 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 5 1919 in Tabor, Republic, Kansas
- Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka b. Sept 4 1852 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Apr 21 1931 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Rosalie (Cejka) Soulek b. Oct 10 1855 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 9 1930 Perry, Noble, Oklahoma
- Jan or John Cejka b. May 1857 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Dec 9, 1927, on his nephew's farm four and a half miles east of Perry in Noble County, Oklahoma
- possibly Františeka (Cejka) Novak or Novakova b. 1863 d. 27 Feb 1897 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
Marie Stibor from Ředice, Příbram, Středočeský kraj, Austria now Czech Republic, married Franticek Cejka about 1845 in prob Vratkov, Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic. They were farmers in Vratkov 4, Sedlec district, Austria now Czech Republic.
On June 21, 1882, mother Marie Anna Cejka, son Jan Cejka, son Frank Cejka, his two little girls and his infant son, daughter Marie Cap or Chop with her husband and children, and young relative Josef Novak, departed Hamburg aboard the ship "Herder". Marie and party arrived at Ellis Island and then in New York City and traveled to meet more of her children who had already immigrated and settled around Munden, Republic County, Kansas.
Marie helped to raise the little daughters of her son Frank in Kansas: Marie or Mary Anna (Cejka or Chaka) Wussow b. Dec 8 1878 - Aug 13 1939 and Antonia or Nettie (Cejka or Chaka) Brown b. Feb 1879 - aft July 1947). Their little brother and Marie's infant grandson, Josef (Mar 1882 - July 1 1882), died at sea during the voyage to America.
In 1894, Marie followed her daughter Rosa(lie) Soulek and family, sons Jan and Frank and possibly the Caps to homestead in Noble County, Oklahoma. She died shortly after the move.
Marie Cejka had the following children:
- Marie or Mary (Cejka) Cap or Chop b. Mar 1846/8 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. 1924 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Franz or Franticek or Frank Cejka or Chaka b. Dec 25 1850 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 5 1919 in Tabor, Republic, Kansas
- Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka b. Sept 4 1852 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Apr 21 1931 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Rosalie (Cejka) Soulek b. Oct 10 1855 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 9 1930 Perry, Noble, Oklahoma
- Jan or John Cejka b. May 1857 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Dec 9, 1927, on his nephew's farm four and a half miles east of Perry in Noble County, Oklahoma
- possibly Františeka (Cejka) Novak or Novakova b. 1863 d. 27 Feb 1897 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
On June 21, 1882, mother Marie Anna Cejka, son Jan Cejka, son Frank Cejka, his two little girls and his infant son, daughter Marie Cap or Chop with her husband and children, and young relative Josef Novak, departed Hamburg aboard the ship "Herder". Marie and party arrived at Ellis Island and then in New York City and traveled to meet more of her children who had already immigrated and settled around Munden, Republic County, Kansas.
Marie helped to raise the little daughters of her son Frank in Kansas: Marie or Mary Anna (Cejka or Chaka) Wussow b. Dec 8 1878 - Aug 13 1939 and Antonia or Nettie (Cejka or Chaka) Brown b. Feb 1879 - aft July 1947). Their little brother and Marie's infant grandson, Josef (Mar 1882 - July 1 1882), died at sea during the voyage to America.
In 1894, Marie followed her daughter Rosa(lie) Soulek and family, sons Jan and Frank and possibly the Caps to homestead in Noble County, Oklahoma. She died shortly after the move.
Marie Cejka had the following children:
- Marie or Mary (Cejka) Cap or Chop b. Mar 1846/8 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. 1924 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Franz or Franticek or Frank Cejka or Chaka b. Dec 25 1850 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 5 1919 in Tabor, Republic, Kansas
- Anna (Cejka) Peter or Peterka b. Sept 4 1852 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Apr 21 1931 Munden, Republic, Kansas
- Rosalie (Cejka) Soulek b. Oct 10 1855 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Sept 9 1930 Perry, Noble, Oklahoma
- Jan or John Cejka b. May 1857 in Österreich, Austria, now the Czech Republic d. Dec 9, 1927, on his nephew's farm four and a half miles east of Perry in Noble County, Oklahoma
- possibly Františeka (Cejka) Novak or Novakova b. 1863 d. 27 Feb 1897 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
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