On August 11, 1856, Anna Dlouha married widow, Jan Zajic. Anna Dlouha is the daughter of Jan Dlouhy, a gamekeeper from Lipina 62 (now Horni Bezdekov 42) and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
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A special note of appreciation to Iva (Zajic) Lowry for the Zajic family history; Iva has a love of knowing about the history of her ancestors and was willing to share her research efforts. Iva did all her research by letter without the use of the computer or the internet. Iva shared obituaries, records from Bohemia, family group sheets and autobiographies. What a fabulous job she did! Thanks Iva.
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Below is the research results from correspondence Iva made via a Catholic organization in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic:
A letter from Dr. Hradecka, Director of the Regional State Archiv in Prague-Borivoj Indra, was forwarded to the Embassy of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in Washington D.C. The letter was next mailed to Iva Zajic Lowry (Nebraska) on December 9, 1963, and translated by Mr. Rand Langhorst (Nebraska). Below is the translation:
Dear Madam,
We are forwarding to you the information about your ancestors, whose foundations in your requests, we succeeded to find here. Unfortunately, we could not search after the individuals by the names of Matthias Vancur and Barbara Salla, since we didn't known from whence they came. Was it perhaps the parents of the wife of Frantisek Zajic, who immigrated to the USA? In case that, this was so, we would have needed to know from whence she came. Provided you have some more recent data at disposal, send it to us through the mediation of the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, D.C. and we will gladly try again for you.
A list of the Zajic descendents follow, and the letter is signed.
Dr. Hradecka,
Director of the Regional State Archive in Prague-Borivoj Indra.
Frantisek Zajic II, as recorded was born on December 18th, 1860 in Bustehrad. We found the entry of his birth in the registry of births in the Roman Catholic parish office in Bustehrad, located M7-3/6 from the years 1858-63 on page 78. We are sending the essential information to you in duplicate.
Year, month and day of birth: 18 December 1860
Baptismal name: Frantissek Serafinsky Zajic, Catholic, male, legitimate.
House number: Bukov (now Bustehrad) number 173
Father: Frantisek Zajic, a slater journeyman from Buckov number 173, son of Jan Zajic, slating foreman from Kysic number 19 and mother Marie, maiden name Kaclova from Velka Dobra number (left blank).
Mother: Marie, daughter of Josef Januosek, farm laborr from Kysic number 8 and mother Katerina, maiden name Melicharova from Srbska.
. . .
Jan Zajic, father of Frantisek Xaver Zajic I, was born May 20, 1811, recorded in the registry of births in the parish of Svarov, located 7-7/3 in the years 1784-1829, page 51. We quote the following data from above:
Time of birth: 20 May 1811
House: Cerveny Oujezd 56
Given name: Jan, Catholic, male, legitimate
Father: Jan Zajic from Pokryvac at Oujezd
Mother: Rozalie Pisova, daughter of Vaclav, an inkeeper from Oujezd.
He married Marie Kaclova on January 18th, 1836. The wedding write-up was taken from the registry of marriages in the parish of Druzec, located M 7-4/19 in the years 1808-1837 on page 59.
Month and day: 18 January 1836.
Bridegroom: Jan Zajic, journeyman slater from Cerveny Oujezd 65, dominion of Tachlov, son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 65 and mother Rozalia, maiden name Pisova from Cerveny Oujezd 61.
Jan Zajic is Catholic, 25 years and single.
Bride: Marie Kaclova, daughter of Frantisek Kacl, cottager and a type of invalid from Velka Dobra 7, dominion of Tachlov and the deceased mother, Anna, maiden name Kellerova from Kysic 20.
Marie is Catholic, 20 years, single.
After her death (and a time of mourning), he married again. To be thorough, we are sending you this wedding also. It was written in the parish of Unhost, located M 7-9/17 on page 282:
Month and Day: 11 August 1856
House: Horni Bezdekov 42
Groom: Jan Zajic, widower and slater foreman from Kysic 19, legitimate son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 56 and mother Rosalie, maiden name Pisova from Ccerveny Oujezd.
Jan is Catholic, 45 years, widower.
Bride: Anna Dlouhy legitimate daughter of Jan Dlouhy ? (head?) gamekeeper from Lipina 62, Now Horni Bezdekov 42 and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
Anna is Catholic, 21 years and single.
Jan Zajic died in Unhost on August 8, 1870. We found the death recorded in the death register of the Parish of Unhost, located old VI A in the years 1870-1887 on page 5:
Year, Month and Day: 8 August 1870
House: Unhost 140
Deceased: Jan Zajic, wealthy citizen fom Unhost 140, a native of Cerveny Oujezd, Catholic, male, age 60.
Cause, manner of death: sudden (lungs?).
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Note: In current times, Horní Bezdekov and Unhost are villages and municipalities in the Kladno District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic.
_______________________
A special note of appreciation to Iva (Zajic) Lowry for the Zajic family history; Iva has a love of knowing about the history of her ancestors and was willing to share her research efforts. Iva did all her research by letter without the use of the computer or the internet. Iva shared obituaries, records from Bohemia, family group sheets and autobiographies. What a fabulous job she did! Thanks Iva.
________________________
Below is the research results from correspondence Iva made via a Catholic organization in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic:
A letter from Dr. Hradecka, Director of the Regional State Archiv in Prague-Borivoj Indra, was forwarded to the Embassy of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in Washington D.C. The letter was next mailed to Iva Zajic Lowry (Nebraska) on December 9, 1963, and translated by Mr. Rand Langhorst (Nebraska). Below is the translation:
Dear Madam,
We are forwarding to you the information about your ancestors, whose foundations in your requests, we succeeded to find here. Unfortunately, we could not search after the individuals by the names of Matthias Vancur and Barbara Salla, since we didn't known from whence they came. Was it perhaps the parents of the wife of Frantisek Zajic, who immigrated to the USA? In case that, this was so, we would have needed to know from whence she came. Provided you have some more recent data at disposal, send it to us through the mediation of the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, D.C. and we will gladly try again for you.
A list of the Zajic descendents follow, and the letter is signed.
Dr. Hradecka,
Director of the Regional State Archive in Prague-Borivoj Indra.
Frantisek Zajic II, as recorded was born on December 18th, 1860 in Bustehrad. We found the entry of his birth in the registry of births in the Roman Catholic parish office in Bustehrad, located M7-3/6 from the years 1858-63 on page 78. We are sending the essential information to you in duplicate.
Year, month and day of birth: 18 December 1860
Baptismal name: Frantissek Serafinsky Zajic, Catholic, male, legitimate.
House number: Bukov (now Bustehrad) number 173
Father: Frantisek Zajic, a slater journeyman from Buckov number 173, son of Jan Zajic, slating foreman from Kysic number 19 and mother Marie, maiden name Kaclova from Velka Dobra number (left blank).
Mother: Marie, daughter of Josef Januosek, farm laborr from Kysic number 8 and mother Katerina, maiden name Melicharova from Srbska.
. . .
Jan Zajic, father of Frantisek Xaver Zajic I, was born May 20, 1811, recorded in the registry of births in the parish of Svarov, located 7-7/3 in the years 1784-1829, page 51. We quote the following data from above:
Time of birth: 20 May 1811
House: Cerveny Oujezd 56
Given name: Jan, Catholic, male, legitimate
Father: Jan Zajic from Pokryvac at Oujezd
Mother: Rozalie Pisova, daughter of Vaclav, an inkeeper from Oujezd.
He married Marie Kaclova on January 18th, 1836. The wedding write-up was taken from the registry of marriages in the parish of Druzec, located M 7-4/19 in the years 1808-1837 on page 59.
Month and day: 18 January 1836.
Bridegroom: Jan Zajic, journeyman slater from Cerveny Oujezd 65, dominion of Tachlov, son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 65 and mother Rozalia, maiden name Pisova from Cerveny Oujezd 61.
Jan Zajic is Catholic, 25 years and single.
Bride: Marie Kaclova, daughter of Frantisek Kacl, cottager and a type of invalid from Velka Dobra 7, dominion of Tachlov and the deceased mother, Anna, maiden name Kellerova from Kysic 20.
Marie is Catholic, 20 years, single.
After her death (and a time of mourning), he married again. To be thorough, we are sending you this wedding also. It was written in the parish of Unhost, located M 7-9/17 on page 282:
Month and Day: 11 August 1856
House: Horni Bezdekov 42
Groom: Jan Zajic, widower and slater foreman from Kysic 19, legitimate son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 56 and mother Rosalie, maiden name Pisova from Ccerveny Oujezd.
Jan is Catholic, 45 years, widower.
Bride: Anna Dlouhy legitimate daughter of Jan Dlouhy ? (head?) gamekeeper from Lipina 62, Now Horni Bezdekov 42 and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
Anna is Catholic, 21 years and single.
Jan Zajic died in Unhost on August 8, 1870. We found the death recorded in the death register of the Parish of Unhost, located old VI A in the years 1870-1887 on page 5:
Year, Month and Day: 8 August 1870
House: Unhost 140
Deceased: Jan Zajic, wealthy citizen fom Unhost 140, a native of Cerveny Oujezd, Catholic, male, age 60.
Cause, manner of death: sudden (lungs?).
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Note: In current times, Horní Bezdekov and Unhost are villages and municipalities in the Kladno District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic.
On August 11, 1856, Anna Dlouha married widow, Jan Zajic. Anna Dlouha is the daughter of Jan Dlouhy, a gamekeeper from Lipina 62 (now Horni Bezdekov 42) and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
_______________________
A special note of appreciation to Iva (Zajic) Lowry for the Zajic family history; Iva has a love of knowing about the history of her ancestors and was willing to share her research efforts. Iva did all her research by letter without the use of the computer or the internet. Iva shared obituaries, records from Bohemia, family group sheets and autobiographies. What a fabulous job she did! Thanks Iva.
________________________
Below is the research results from correspondence Iva made via a Catholic organization in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic:
A letter from Dr. Hradecka, Director of the Regional State Archiv in Prague-Borivoj Indra, was forwarded to the Embassy of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in Washington D.C. The letter was next mailed to Iva Zajic Lowry (Nebraska) on December 9, 1963, and translated by Mr. Rand Langhorst (Nebraska). Below is the translation:
Dear Madam,
We are forwarding to you the information about your ancestors, whose foundations in your requests, we succeeded to find here. Unfortunately, we could not search after the individuals by the names of Matthias Vancur and Barbara Salla, since we didn't known from whence they came. Was it perhaps the parents of the wife of Frantisek Zajic, who immigrated to the USA? In case that, this was so, we would have needed to know from whence she came. Provided you have some more recent data at disposal, send it to us through the mediation of the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, D.C. and we will gladly try again for you.
A list of the Zajic descendents follow, and the letter is signed.
Dr. Hradecka,
Director of the Regional State Archive in Prague-Borivoj Indra.
Frantisek Zajic II, as recorded was born on December 18th, 1860 in Bustehrad. We found the entry of his birth in the registry of births in the Roman Catholic parish office in Bustehrad, located M7-3/6 from the years 1858-63 on page 78. We are sending the essential information to you in duplicate.
Year, month and day of birth: 18 December 1860
Baptismal name: Frantissek Serafinsky Zajic, Catholic, male, legitimate.
House number: Bukov (now Bustehrad) number 173
Father: Frantisek Zajic, a slater journeyman from Buckov number 173, son of Jan Zajic, slating foreman from Kysic number 19 and mother Marie, maiden name Kaclova from Velka Dobra number (left blank).
Mother: Marie, daughter of Josef Januosek, farm laborr from Kysic number 8 and mother Katerina, maiden name Melicharova from Srbska.
. . .
Jan Zajic, father of Frantisek Xaver Zajic I, was born May 20, 1811, recorded in the registry of births in the parish of Svarov, located 7-7/3 in the years 1784-1829, page 51. We quote the following data from above:
Time of birth: 20 May 1811
House: Cerveny Oujezd 56
Given name: Jan, Catholic, male, legitimate
Father: Jan Zajic from Pokryvac at Oujezd
Mother: Rozalie Pisova, daughter of Vaclav, an inkeeper from Oujezd.
He married Marie Kaclova on January 18th, 1836. The wedding write-up was taken from the registry of marriages in the parish of Druzec, located M 7-4/19 in the years 1808-1837 on page 59.
Month and day: 18 January 1836.
Bridegroom: Jan Zajic, journeyman slater from Cerveny Oujezd 65, dominion of Tachlov, son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 65 and mother Rozalia, maiden name Pisova from Cerveny Oujezd 61.
Jan Zajic is Catholic, 25 years and single.
Bride: Marie Kaclova, daughter of Frantisek Kacl, cottager and a type of invalid from Velka Dobra 7, dominion of Tachlov and the deceased mother, Anna, maiden name Kellerova from Kysic 20.
Marie is Catholic, 20 years, single.
After her death (and a time of mourning), he married again. To be thorough, we are sending you this wedding also. It was written in the parish of Unhost, located M 7-9/17 on page 282:
Month and Day: 11 August 1856
House: Horni Bezdekov 42
Groom: Jan Zajic, widower and slater foreman from Kysic 19, legitimate son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 56 and mother Rosalie, maiden name Pisova from Ccerveny Oujezd.
Jan is Catholic, 45 years, widower.
Bride: Anna Dlouhy legitimate daughter of Jan Dlouhy ? (head?) gamekeeper from Lipina 62, Now Horni Bezdekov 42 and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
Anna is Catholic, 21 years and single.
Jan Zajic died in Unhost on August 8, 1870. We found the death recorded in the death register of the Parish of Unhost, located old VI A in the years 1870-1887 on page 5:
Year, Month and Day: 8 August 1870
House: Unhost 140
Deceased: Jan Zajic, wealthy citizen fom Unhost 140, a native of Cerveny Oujezd, Catholic, male, age 60.
Cause, manner of death: sudden (lungs?).
______________________________
Note: In current times, Horní Bezdekov and Unhost are villages and municipalities in the Kladno District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic.
_______________________
A special note of appreciation to Iva (Zajic) Lowry for the Zajic family history; Iva has a love of knowing about the history of her ancestors and was willing to share her research efforts. Iva did all her research by letter without the use of the computer or the internet. Iva shared obituaries, records from Bohemia, family group sheets and autobiographies. What a fabulous job she did! Thanks Iva.
________________________
Below is the research results from correspondence Iva made via a Catholic organization in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic:
A letter from Dr. Hradecka, Director of the Regional State Archiv in Prague-Borivoj Indra, was forwarded to the Embassy of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in Washington D.C. The letter was next mailed to Iva Zajic Lowry (Nebraska) on December 9, 1963, and translated by Mr. Rand Langhorst (Nebraska). Below is the translation:
Dear Madam,
We are forwarding to you the information about your ancestors, whose foundations in your requests, we succeeded to find here. Unfortunately, we could not search after the individuals by the names of Matthias Vancur and Barbara Salla, since we didn't known from whence they came. Was it perhaps the parents of the wife of Frantisek Zajic, who immigrated to the USA? In case that, this was so, we would have needed to know from whence she came. Provided you have some more recent data at disposal, send it to us through the mediation of the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, D.C. and we will gladly try again for you.
A list of the Zajic descendents follow, and the letter is signed.
Dr. Hradecka,
Director of the Regional State Archive in Prague-Borivoj Indra.
Frantisek Zajic II, as recorded was born on December 18th, 1860 in Bustehrad. We found the entry of his birth in the registry of births in the Roman Catholic parish office in Bustehrad, located M7-3/6 from the years 1858-63 on page 78. We are sending the essential information to you in duplicate.
Year, month and day of birth: 18 December 1860
Baptismal name: Frantissek Serafinsky Zajic, Catholic, male, legitimate.
House number: Bukov (now Bustehrad) number 173
Father: Frantisek Zajic, a slater journeyman from Buckov number 173, son of Jan Zajic, slating foreman from Kysic number 19 and mother Marie, maiden name Kaclova from Velka Dobra number (left blank).
Mother: Marie, daughter of Josef Januosek, farm laborr from Kysic number 8 and mother Katerina, maiden name Melicharova from Srbska.
. . .
Jan Zajic, father of Frantisek Xaver Zajic I, was born May 20, 1811, recorded in the registry of births in the parish of Svarov, located 7-7/3 in the years 1784-1829, page 51. We quote the following data from above:
Time of birth: 20 May 1811
House: Cerveny Oujezd 56
Given name: Jan, Catholic, male, legitimate
Father: Jan Zajic from Pokryvac at Oujezd
Mother: Rozalie Pisova, daughter of Vaclav, an inkeeper from Oujezd.
He married Marie Kaclova on January 18th, 1836. The wedding write-up was taken from the registry of marriages in the parish of Druzec, located M 7-4/19 in the years 1808-1837 on page 59.
Month and day: 18 January 1836.
Bridegroom: Jan Zajic, journeyman slater from Cerveny Oujezd 65, dominion of Tachlov, son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 65 and mother Rozalia, maiden name Pisova from Cerveny Oujezd 61.
Jan Zajic is Catholic, 25 years and single.
Bride: Marie Kaclova, daughter of Frantisek Kacl, cottager and a type of invalid from Velka Dobra 7, dominion of Tachlov and the deceased mother, Anna, maiden name Kellerova from Kysic 20.
Marie is Catholic, 20 years, single.
After her death (and a time of mourning), he married again. To be thorough, we are sending you this wedding also. It was written in the parish of Unhost, located M 7-9/17 on page 282:
Month and Day: 11 August 1856
House: Horni Bezdekov 42
Groom: Jan Zajic, widower and slater foreman from Kysic 19, legitimate son of Jan Zajic, slater foreman from Cerveny Oujezd 56 and mother Rosalie, maiden name Pisova from Ccerveny Oujezd.
Jan is Catholic, 45 years, widower.
Bride: Anna Dlouhy legitimate daughter of Jan Dlouhy ? (head?) gamekeeper from Lipina 62, Now Horni Bezdekov 42 and mother Vincenia, maiden name Trkalova of Nova Doma.
Anna is Catholic, 21 years and single.
Jan Zajic died in Unhost on August 8, 1870. We found the death recorded in the death register of the Parish of Unhost, located old VI A in the years 1870-1887 on page 5:
Year, Month and Day: 8 August 1870
House: Unhost 140
Deceased: Jan Zajic, wealthy citizen fom Unhost 140, a native of Cerveny Oujezd, Catholic, male, age 60.
Cause, manner of death: sudden (lungs?).
______________________________
Note: In current times, Horní Bezdekov and Unhost are villages and municipalities in the Kladno District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic.
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