Czech Genealogy Sources

A. Genealogical Literature

1. General References

Genealogical Research for Czech and Slovak Americans. By Olga K. Miller. Detroit. Ml: Gale Research Co., 1978. 187 p

2. Genealogical Guides

Nelson, Vernon H., "Moravian Genealogical Research”, Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 29 (1975): 41-50.

Sobotka, Rudie, “Finding Your Czech Ancestors,.” Journal of Genealogy 3, no. 7 (July 1978), pp. 14-23.

Tracing Your Czech and Slovak Roots. By Marylyn A. Wellauer. Milwaukee, WI, 1980. 77 p.

Czech Footprints across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas with a Focus on the Pioneer Czech Families of Texas. Proceedings of the 2nd Czech Symposium. Edited by Anjanette Mesecke. Temple: Temple Junior College, 1983. 190 p.

Czech Genealogists’ Handbook for Tracing Your Czech Ancestors in the Lone Star State and Czechoslovakia. By Albert J. Blaha. Houston, TX, 1984, 105 p.; 4th ed., 1986.

Genealogical Research: Tracing Czech, Moravian, and Slovak Ancestry. By Jana Fast. Cedar Rapids, IA: Czech Fine Arts Foundation, 1984.

A Handbook of Czechoslovak Genealogical Research. By Daniel M. Schlyter. Buffalo Grove, IL: Genealogy Unlimited, 1985.131 p

A Genealogical Guide and Atlas of Silesia. Compiled from original maps by Otto K. Kowallis and Vera n. Kowallis. Logan, OR: Everton Publishers, 1976. 442 p.

Slovak Genealogy. By William Kona. WiImette, IL: K & K House, 1988, 150 p

Checking Your Czech Ancestors: A Guide for Czech Research. By Olivia Milberger and Dora Obsta. Privately printed, 1990.

3. Genealogical Periodicals

Nase Dejiny (Our History). Hallettsville, TX, 1982-1989 . Vol.1- 8. Bimonthly.

Nase Rodina (Our Family). Newsletter of the Czechoslovak Genealogical Society. St. Paul, MN, 1989- . Vol. 1- . Quarterly.

Koreny (Roots). Newsletter of the Czech and Slovak American Genealogy Society of Illinois. Quartery.

FEEFHS Newsletter. Published by the Federation of East European Family History Societies.

4. Genealogical Information on the INTERNET

a. Bibliography

Rechcigl, Miloslav, Jr. Czechoslovak Genealogy Sites on the Internet. Rockville, MD: The Author, 1999.

b. Selected Sites

Slavic and Central Europe in General

Soc.Genealogy.Slavic HomePage

Address: ffeefhs.org/soc.slav/frg-slav.html

Cyndis List of Genealogy Sites on Internet : Eastern Europe

Address: www.oz.net/~cyndihow/easteuro.htm

Genealogical Research in the Lands of the Former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy

www.netway.at/ihff/index.htm

Czechs

Czech Republic, Bohemia and Moravia Genealogical Research

Address: http://www.iarelative.com/czech

Contains also a section “ Czeching Out Our Ancestors” where you can send a posting of your family search. To do that, go to Czeching@iarelative.com

Czech and Slovak Yellow Pages (contains a separate “Genealogy” section)

Address: http://members.aol.com/Mpgregor/private/title.htm

or htttp:home.aol.com/mpgregor

FEEFHS Czech Republic Cross-Index.

Can be accessed through FEEFHS FAQ on: http://feefhs.org

Newberry Library Bohemian Genealogy

www.newberry.org/ISC76

Silesia

German Genealogy : Silesia

www.genealogy.com/gene,reg/SCI/sil.html

Silesian Families

Address: zeta.is.tcu.edu/~yancey/silesia/famhist.htm

German Bohemians

Help in Searching for Ancestors from the Sudetenland

Address: www.genealogy.com/genealogy/SUD/sudet_en.html

Genealogie im Sudetenland / Boehmen

www.pingweb.de/kummer

German Genealogy: Region Sudentenland. Help in Searching fo Ancestors from the Sudetenland.

(Available on INTERNET).

Noth Moravia. Genealogical Sources / Starting Points / Literature. By Andreas Hanacek. 1996.. (Available on INTERNET).

Slovaks

Eastern Slovakia, Slovak and Carpatho-Rusyn Genealogy Research Pages

Address: http://www.iarelative.com/slovakia.htm

Slovak and Rusyn Roots. Getting Started. A Guide for Researching Your Roots in the Slovak and Czech Republic. By John A. Hudick. Boulder Creek, CA: The Author, 1996 (Available on INTERNET)

FEEFHS Slovak Republic Cross- Index

Can be accessed through FEEFHS FAQ

Slovak World. Slovakian Genealogy.

E-mail Listserver

Address: www.fris.sk/Slovak-World

Carpatho-Rusyns

Carpatho-Rusyn Society Genealogy Committee Home Page

Address: www.carpatho-rusyn.org/gencom/index.html

Carpath-Rusyn Genealogy Booklet. By Gregory Kolojeski. In preparation. To be published by the Capatho-Rusyn Society.

FEEFHS Carpatho-Rusyn, Rusin, Ruthenia Cross-Index

Can be acessed through FEEFHS FAQ

Slovak and Rusyn Roots. Getting Started. A Guide for Researching Your Roots in the Slovak and Czech Republic. By John A. Hudick. Boulder Creek, CA: The Author, 1996 (Available on INTERNET)

B. Genealogical and Historical Societies

1. Genealogical Societies

Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International, Inc. (CGSI)

Address: P. O. Box 16225, St. Paul, MN 55116-0225

President: Mark Bigaoutte

Telephone (612) 739-7543 Telephone Hotline: (612) 645-4585

e-mail: PaulMCzech@aol.com

Publication: Nase Rodina (Our Family). Quarterly; Rocenka (Annual) .

Library: Located at the MN Genealogical Society Library, 1650 Carroll Ave, St. Paul, MN.

Web Site: http://www.csagsi.org/

Czech and Slovak American Genealogy Society of Illinois (CSAGSI) .

Address: P.O. Box 313, Sugar Drove, IL 60554

President: Joe Hartzel

e-mail: Jzel@aol.com

Publication: Koreny (Roots). Quarterly Bulletin

Library:

Web Site: http://members.aol.com/chrismik/csagsi/csagsi.htm

Czech and Slovak Genealogical Society of Arizona

Address: P.O. Box 82656, Phoenix, AZ 85071

President: Teri K. Thorpe

E-mail: thorpeth@futureone.com

Web Site: http://feefhs.org/czs/csgsa/frgcsgsa.html

East European Genealogical Society, Inc. (EEGS)

Address: P. O. Box 2536, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 4A7, Canada

President: Mavis Menzies

Publication: East European Genealogist. Quarterly.

Library: New location being sought

Web Site: http://members.aoal.com/chrismik/csagsi.htm

Federation of East European Family History Societies (FEEFHS)

Address:P.O. Box 4327, Salt Lake City, UT 84151-0898

President: John Movius

Publications: FEEFHS Newsletter, country Cross-Indexes etc.

Library:

Web Site: http://feefhs,org

German-Bohemian Heritage Society (CBHS)

Address: P.O. box 822, New Ulm, MN 56073-0822

President:

Publication:

Web Site: www.rootsweb.com/~gbhs

Silesian - American Genealogy Society (SAGS)

Address: 1910 East 5685 South, Salt Lake city, UT 84121-1343

Telephone: (801) 272-6369

President: Joseph L. (Joe) Reinmann

e-mail: goldcontact@aol.com

Web Site:

2. Cultural and Heritage Societies

Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences (SVU)

Address: 1703 Mark Lane, Rockville, MD 20852

President: Miloslav Rechcigl, Jr.

Telephone: (301) 881-7222 FAX: (301) 881-7222; e-mail: rechcigl@aol.com

Publications: Zpravy SVU (SVU News); Kosmas : Czechoslovak and Central European Journal;

SVU Directory; Program and Abstracts of SVU World Congresses; SVU Reference and Information Series.

Web Site: feefhs.org/czs/svu/frg-svu.html

Moravian Heritage Society (MHS)

Address: 31910 Road 160, Visalia, CA 93292-9044

Director: Tom Hrncirik

Telephone: (209) 798-1490 FAX: (209) 798-1922

e-mail: thrncirik@aol.com

Publication: Morava Krasna (Moravia, the Beautiful )

Web Site:

German-Bohemian Heritage Society (GBHS)

Address: P. O. Box 822, New Ulm, MN 56073-0822

President: Paul Kretsch

Telephone: (507) 354-2763

e-mail: LALGBHS@aol.com

Publication: German-Bohemian Heritage Society Newsletter. Quarterly

Web Site:

Slovak Heritage and Folklore Society International ( SHFSI)

Address: 151 Colebrook Drive, Rochester, NY 14617-2215

Director: Helene Cincebeaux

Telephone: (716) 342-9383 FAX: (716) 342-9383

Publication: Slovakia. A Slovak Heritage Newsletter. 1986- . Quarterly

Web Site:

Carpatho-Rusyn Society (CRS)

Address: 125 Westland Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15217

President: John Righetti

Telephone: (412) 625-9149

e-mail: 76163.1402@compuserve.com

Publication: New Rusyn Times. Bi-monthly

Web Site: www.carpatho-rusyn.org/crs.htm

Czech Heritage Society of Texas

Address:

President Anna Wheeler Krpec

Rtelephone: (713) 726-0282

Publication:

Web Site: www.genealogy.org/~czech

C. Genealogical Services

1. Services

Embassy of the Czech Republic (Washington, DC) advises that genealogical research in the Czech Republic can be done through the Czech State Archives for fee. Applications can be sent directly to Ministry of Interior, Archivni sprava, Milady Horakove 133, 166 21 Praha 6, Czech Republic.Application must include the necessary fundamental data.

Embassy of the Slovak Republic likewise advises that genealogical research in Slovakia can be done through the Slovak State Archives for fee. Applications forms can be obtained from the Slovak Embassy (2201 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Suite 250, Washington, DC 20007).The application forms should be then sent directly to: Ministry of Interior, Odbor archivnictva a spisovej sluzby, Krizkova 7, 811 04 Bratislava, Slovak Republic

2. Research Lists

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 1. St. Paul, MN: CGS, May 1989. (946 surnames).

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 2. St. Paul, MN: CGS, Feb. 1990. (1250 surnames).

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 3. St. Paul, MN: CGS, June 1992). (1719 surnames).

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 4. St. Paul, MN: CGS, 1993. (1700 surnames).

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 5. St. Paul, MN: CGS, May 1994. (1509 surnames).

Czechoslovak Surname Index. Vol. 6. St. Paul, MN: CGS, March 1995. (1745 surnames).

D. Sources of Primary Data

1. Passenger Lists

Czech Immigrant Passenger Lists. Vol. 1. Galveston Passanger Lists 1846-61, 1866-71. New Orleans Passenger Lists 1852-1879. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1983. 157 p.

Czech Immigrant Passenger lists. Vol. 2. Galveston Passenger Lists 1896-1906. New Orleans Passenger Lists 1879-1899. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1985. 195 p.

Czech Immigrant Passenger Lists. Vol. 3. Galveston Passenger Lists 1907-1914. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Auhor, 1988. 170 p.

Czech Immigrant Passenger Lists. Vol. 4. New York Passenger Lists 1847-1869. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1991. 182 p.

Czech Immigrant Passenger Lists. Vol. 5. New York Passenger Lists 1870-1880. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1993. 190 p.

Czech Immigrant Passenger Lists. Vol. 6. Galveston Passenger Lists 1880-1886. New York Passenger Lists 1881-1886. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1995. 260 p.

Czech Immigration Passenger Lists. New York 1887-1896. Vol. 7. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TC: The Author, 1998. 246 p.

Czech Immigration Passenger Lists. Vol. 8. Baltimore 1834-1879. By Leo Baca. Richardson, TX: The Author, 1999, 192 p. :

Passenger Lists for Galveston, 1850-1855. By Albert J. Blaha. Houston, TX: The Author, 1985. 90 p.

Rechcigl, Miloslav, Jr., "Moravian Brethren from Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia: Their Arrival and Settlement in America”. Bohemia Zeitschnft, 32, No. 1 (1991).

2. Settler Lists

A List of the Bohemian and Moravian Emigrants to Saxony. Collected from various sources in print and manuscript: Begun and completed at New York from June 2 to July 20, 1772. By George Neisser. Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society. 9, parts 1 and 2 1911), pp. 37-100.

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Nebraska-Kansas Czech Settlers 1891-1895. By Margie Sobotka. Omaha, NE: Eastern Nebraska, Genealogical Society, n.d. 251 p

Carpathian Village People: A Listing of Immigrants to Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1880s to 1947. By Mitro Jurchin. Minneapolis, MN, 1981. 23 p.

Czech Settlements and Families in Texas Before 1900. By Albert J. Blaha. Houston, TX: The Author, 1983. 172 p.

Emigration to Texas from the Mistek District between 1856 and 1960.

3. Census Records

Austin County, Texas: Czech Census Extracts, 1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900. By Grace Cambell Clowe. Albuquerque, NM: The Author, 1983. (= Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Colorado County, Texas: Czech Census Extracts, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1890 and 1900. By Grace Cambell Clowe. Albuquerque, NM: The Author, 1983. 203 p. (= Czech Footprints Across the bluebonnet fields of Texas).

Czech Extractions from McLennan County, Texas. By Grace Cambell Clowe. Albuquerque, NM: The Author, 1985. 70 p. (= Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Czech Families in Texas for the 1860 Census. By Albert J. Blaha. Houston, TX: The Author, 1982. 76 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Czech Families of Fayette County. Czech Families in 1860,1870, 1880 and 1900 Census. By Albert J. Blaha. Houston, TX: The Author, 1984. 2 vols. ( = Czech Footprints Acroos the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Czech Footprints Across Lavaca County. 1860-1900. By Dorothy Bujnoch and Anne Rhodes.. Halletsville, TX: The Authors, 1984. 470 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Czechs in Wesley and Latium, Washington County. Albuquerque, NM: The Author, 1985. 90 p. (= Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Czechs in Wharton County, Texas. By Annie Mae Gloeckner. Pierce, TX: The Author, 1985.

93 p. (=Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Gonzales County and those Czech Families. By John Zavadil. Census Extracts, Declarations of Intention and Marriage License Extracts. Gonzales, TX: The Author.

4. Insurance Records

5. Military Records

6. Birth Records

7. Marriage Records

Czech Marriage Records of Fayette County. By Donald Cernosek and Grace Cambell Clowe. Houston, TX: Albert J. Blaha, 1984. 93 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Declarations and Marriages of the Czechs in Colorado County. By Grace Cambell Clowe. Albuquerque, NM: The Author, 1985. 75 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Marriage Licenses (issued to Czechs) Austin County. B Beatrice Ripple Barler. Belville, TX: The Author, 1981. 86 p. (= Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Marriages and Divorces. Nova Doba (New Era) Abstractions and Translations. By Margie Sobotka. Privately printed.

8. Parish Records

9. Death Records and Obituary Notices

a. Obituary Notices

Deaths and Obits. Nova Doba (New Era) Abstractions and Translations. By Margie Sobotka. January, 1984. 97 p.

Obituaries of the Czech-Moravian Brethren in Texas 1905-1975. By Stacy Labaj. Houston, TX: Ben A. Merick and Albert J. Blaha, 1986. 365 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Posledni pocta. Pamatnik na zemrele ceskoslovenske exulanty v letech 1948-1981. Svazek 1.By Jozka Pejskar. Curych : Konfrontace, 1982. 323 p. ; Svazek 2 (1985). 368 p.; Svazek 3 (1989). 317 p.; Svazek 4247 p.

Obituaries from May 1957 to May 1969: Lavaca County Tribune, Hallettsville, Texas. By E. F. Smith. Conroe, TX: J. Valigura, 1984. 314 p.:

b. Death Dates

The Denni Hlasatel Obituary Index 1891-1970. Chicago: CSAGSI, 1996. Also available on the diskettes.

Obituary Dates from the Denni Hlasatel (Daily Herald): 1891-1899 By Joe Novak. Chicago, IL:

Chicago Genealogical Society, 1995. 22 p.

Obituary Dates from the Denni Hlasatel (Daily Herald): 1930-1939. By Joe Novak. Chicago: Chicago Genealogical Society, 1995. 105 p.

Obituary Dates from the Denni Hlasatel (Daily Herald): 1940-1949. By Joe Novak. Chicago, IL: Chicago Genealogical Society, 1995. 130 p.

Minnesota Deaths (1917-1927). Abstracted from Krestanske Listy (Christian Journal). Prepared by Margie Sobotka and Karleen Chott Sheppard.

10. Cemetery Records

Slovak Cemetery: Burleson County, Texas. By William C. Elsik and Mary Lynn Elsik. The Authors, 1979.

Beck, Abraham Reinke. "The Moravian Graveyards of Lititz, PA, 1744-1905”, Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society 7 (1906): 215-336.

Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois. Transcribed, compiled, and edited by the Czech and Slovak Interest Group. Chicago: Chicago Genealogical Society, 1995-1998. 4 vols.

Vol. 1. Burials, 1877-1887; Vol. 2. Burials, 1888-1892; Vol. 3. Burials, 1893-1895; Vol. 4. Burials, 1896-1899.

Janak, Robert. Old Bohemian Tombstones. Vol. 1. Beaumont, TX: The Author, 1983. 142 p. Includes the following TX cemeteries: Ammannsville Catholic, Dubina Catholic, Holman Catholic, Hostyn Catholic, Old Plum Catholic, Plum Catholic and Weimar Catholic Cemetery.

Janak, Robert. Old Bohemian Tombstones. Vol. 2. Beamont, TX: The Author, 1985. 166 p. Includes the following TX cemeteries: Cistern Catholic, Platonia Catholic, High Hill Catholic, Moravia Catholic, Praha Catholic, Psencik Catholic, Schulenburg Catholic and St. John’s Catholic Cemetery.

Janak, Robert. Old Bohemian Tombstones. Vol. 3.Beaumont, TX: The Author, 1987.200 p. Includes the following TX cemeteries: Ellinger Catholic, Ellinger Public, Fayetteville Catholic, Frelsburg Catholic, Frnka, Halamicek, Industry Brethren, Nelsonville National, Old Latium Catholic, Ross Prairie Brethren, Scranton Catholic, Susen, Warrenton Catholic and Wesley Brethren Cemetery.

Kluge, Edward T. "The Moravian Graveyards at Nazareth, PA 1744-1904." Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society 7 (1906): 83-207.

Schultze, Augustus. "The Old Moravian Cemetery of Bethlehem, PA 1742-1897." Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society 5 (1897): 97-294.

E. Parishes & Cemeteries

A Register of Members of the Moravian Church and Persons Attached to Said Church in this Country and Abroad between 1727 and 1754. By Abraham Reincke. Trranslated by W.C. Reichel. In:Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society 1, No..7-9 (1857-58), 238-426 ..

Register Records of the Czech-Moravian Brethren, Nelsonville. By Albert J. Blaha and Edmond H. Hejl. Houston, TX: The Authors, 1980. 161 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Register Records of the Czech-Moravian Brethren, Ross Prairie. By Albert J. Blaha and Edmond H. Hejl. Houston, TX: The Authors, 1980. 428 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Register of the Czech-Moravian Brethren, Wesley. By Albert J. Blaha and Edmond H. Hejl. Houston, TX: The Authors, 1980. 330 p. ( = Czech Footprints Across the Bluebonnet Fields of Texas).

Slovak Cemetery: Burleson County, Texas. By William C. Elsik and Mary Lynn Elsik. The Authors, 1979.

F. Archives, Libraries & Other Repositories

G. Catalogs & Inventories

H. Address Books and Telephone Books

I. Newspapers

J. Biographical Compendia

Droba, Daniel D., Czech and Slovak Leaders in Metropolitan Chicago. Chicago: The Slavonic Club of the University of Chicago, 1934. 307 p.

Kona, Martha M., Slovak Americans and Canadians in American Catholic Who’s Who, 1911-1981 and Slovak Ethnicity. Wilmette, IL: K&K House, 1984. 101 p.

Morkovsky, Alois J., Short Biographies of Czech and Other Priests in Texas. Hallettsville, TX: The Author, 1982. 183 p.

Rechcigl, Eva and Miloslav Rechcigl Jr., SVU Directory. History, Organization and Biographies of Members. Washington, DC: SVU Press, 1992. 390 p.

K. Gazetteers & Maps

L. Czech Settlements in the US

M. Regional and Local Histories

California

Bazovsky, John L., Early Slovaks in Los Angeles (1883-1945),” Slovak Studies 13 (1973), pp. 203-16.

Connecticut

McDougal, Diana, The American-Slovak Community in Bridgeport. Bridgeport, 1954. 23 p.

Florida

Hudak, Andrew F. Jr. , Slovaks in Florida. Winter Park, FL: Agency Da Vel, 1991. 112p.

Illinois

Hletko, Peter, "The Slovaks of Chicago," Slovakia 19, no. 42 (1962), p. 32-63.

Reichman, John J., Czechoslovaks of Chicago. Chicago: Czechoslovak Historical Society of Chicago, 1937. 112 p.

Iowa

Griffith, Martha E., The History of Czechs in Cedar Rapids. Vol.1. 1852-1942. Reprinted from Iowa J. History and Politics, vol. 42 (1944). Cedar Rapids: Czech Heritage Foundation, 1972. 96 p.; Vol. II 1942-1982. 1982. 111 p.

Klimesh, Cyril A., They Came to This Place. A History of Spillville, Iowa and its Czech Settlers. Sebastopol, CA: Methodius Press, 1983. 239 p.

Kansas

Swehla, Francis J., "The Bohemians in Central Kansas," Kansas State Historical Society Collections 13 (1913-14), pp.469-512.

Minnesota

Chrislock, C. Winston, " The Czechs," in They Chose Minnesota: A Survey of the State's Ethnic Groups. Ed. June Drenning Holmquist. St Paul: Minnesota Historical Society

Press, 1981. pp. 331-51.

Stolarik, M. Mark, "The Slovaks," in: They Chose Minnesota. A Survey of the State's Ethnic Groups. Ed. June Drenning Holmquist. St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 1981, p. 352-61.

New Prague, Minnesota. Brief Sketches of the History, Resources Advantages and Business Men. New Prague, MN: The New Prague Times, 1895. 72 p.

Rippley, La Vern J. and Robert J. Paulson. German-Bohemians. The Quiet Immigrants. Northfield, MN: St. Olaf College Press, 1995. 279 p.

Missouri

History of the Czechs in Missouri 1845 to 1904. St. Louis: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1988. 71 p.

Nebraska

Rosicky, Rose, A History of Czechs (Bohemians) in Nebraska. Omaha: Czech Historical Society of Nebraska, 1929. 492 p. Reprinted by Whipporwill Publications (1987)..

"The Czech-American Experience," Nebraska History 74, no. 3&4 (Fall/Winter 1993), pp. 101-203.

New York

Capek, Thomas, The Czech (Bohemian) Community of New York. New York: America's Making, 1921. 93 p.

A History of Bohemia, Long Island. Sayville, Long Island, NY: Weeks & Reichel Printing, 1955. 80 p.

Tanzone, Daniel F., Slovaks of Yonkers, New York. Middletown, PA: Jednota Printery, 1975. 126 p.

North Dakota

Schmirler, A. A. A., Wagon Migration. Veseleyville, D.T 1880-1881. Grafton: Associated Printers, 1981. 242 p.

Pisek. The First Century: A History of Pisek, ND and Its People. Grafton: Associated Printers, 1982. 326 p.

Ohio

Kopanic, Michael J., "Slovaks in Cleveland, 1870-1930. Neighborhoods, Politics and Nationality Relations," Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 9 (1990), p. 115-33.

Ledbetter, Eleanor E., The Czechs of Cleveland. Cleveland: Mayor's Advisory War Committee, 1919. 40 p.

Ledbetter, Eleanor E., The Slovaks of Cleveland with Some General Information on the Race. Cleveland: Mayor's Advisory War Committee, 1918. 32 p.

Oklahoma

Bicha, Karel D., The Czechs in Oklahoma. Norman: University of Oklahoma, 1980. 81 p.

Pennsylvania

Stolarik, M. Mark, Growing Up in the South Side: Three Generations of Slovaks in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1880-1976. Lewisburg: Bucknell University, 1985. 147 p.

South Dakota

Dvorak, Joseph A., Memorial Book History of the Czechs in the State of South Dakota. Tabor, SD: The Czech Heritage Preservation Society, 1980. 189 p.

Texas

Maresh, H. B. and Estelle Hudson, Czech Pioneers of the Southwest. Dallas: South-West Press, 1934. 418 p. Reprinted Houston, TX: Western Lithograph, 1996.

The Czechs in Texas. Papers from The Czechs in Texas: A Symposium. Edited by Clinton Machann. Temple, TX: Texas A&M University, 1979.. 184 p.

Machann, Clinton and James W. Mendl, Krasna Amerika. A Study of the Texas Czechs 1851-1939. Austin: Eakin Press, 1983. 280 p.

Czech Voices . Stories from Texas in the Amerikan Narodni Kalendar. Translated and edited by Clinton Machann and James W. Mendl, Jr. College Station, TX: Texas A & M University Press, 1991. 147 p.

Texas. The Remote and Near Country. Trojanovice, Czech Republic: Obec Trojanoivice, 1997. 80 p.

Strnadel, Drahomir, Emigration to Texas from the Mistek District between 1856 and 1900.Victoria, TX: The Czech Heritage Society of Texas, 1996. 208 p.

Gallup, Sean N., Journeys into Czech-Moravian Texas. College Station, TX: Texas A & M University Press, 1998. 148 p. 109 color photos

Wisconsin

Bicha, Karel D., "The Czechs in Wisconsin History," Wisconsin Magazin of History 55, no. 3 (1972), pp. 194-203.

N. Oral Histories

O. Immigration and Ethnic History Literature

1. Bibliographies

Jerabek, Esther, Czechs and Slovaks in North America: A Bibliography. New York: SVU, 1976. 448 p.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., "A Classified Guide to Bibliographies Relating to Czech, Slovak, and Ruthenian Immigrants in America," Kosmas 7 (1988), pp. 189-212.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., "Czechs, Slovaks and Ruthenians in the U.S.: A Selective Bibliography," Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 10, No. 1 (Summer 1991), pp. 83-132.

2. General Surveys

a. Czechs

Capek, Thomas, The Czechs (Boh Cemians) in America. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1920. 293 p. Reprinted New York: Arno Press, 1969.

Habenicht, Jan, History of Czechs in America. St. Paul, MN: Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International, 1996. 581 p.

Miller, Kenneth D., The Czecho-Slovaks in America. New York: George H. Doran, 1922.

192 p.

Panorama: A Historical Review of Czechs and Slovaks in the United States. Cicero, IL: Czechoslovak National Council of America, 1971. 328 p

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Laska, Vera, The Czechs in America 1633-1977: A Chronology and Fact Book. Dobbs Ferry: Oceana Publications, 1978. 152 p.

Freeze, Karen Johnson, "Czechs," Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1980. Pp. 261-72.

Chada, Joseph, The Czechs in the United States. New York: SVU Press, 1981. 292 p.

Korytova-Margstadt, Stepanka, To Reap a Bountiful Harvest: Czech Immigration Beyond the Mississippi, 1850-1900. Iowa City: Rudi Publications, 1993. 179 p.

b. Slovaks

General Surveys

Panorama: A Historical Review of Czechs and Slovaks in the United States. Cicero, IL: CNCA, 1971. 328 p.

Stasko, Jozef, Slovaks in the United States of America. Cambridge, MA: Dobra kniha, 1974. 74 p.

Krajsa, Joseph C., Slovaks in America: A Bicentennial Study. Middletown, PA: The Slovak League of America, 1978. 494 p.

Stolarik, M. Mark, "Slovak Migration from Europe to North America 1870-1918," Slovak Studies 20 (1980), p. 5-137.

Stolarik, M. Mark, "Slovaks," in: Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1980, p. 926-34.

Fernice, Gregory C., "Slovak Immigration to the United States in Light of American Czech and Slovak History," Nebraska History 74, no. 3 and 4 (Fall/Winter 1993), p. 130-35.

3. Early History

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., “Augustine Herman Bohemiensis.” Kosmas. Journal of Czechoslovak and Central European Studies 3, No. 1 (Summer 1984), pp. 139-48.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., "In the Footprints of the First Czech Immigrants in America," Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 9 (1990), pp. 75-90.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., "Early Jewish Immigrants in America from the Czech Historic Lands and Slovakia," Rev. Soc. Hist. Czechoslovak Jews 3 (1990-91), pp. 157-79.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., “Bohemian and Moravian Pioneers in Colonial America,: in: Czech-Americans in Transition. Edited by Clinton Machann. Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 199, pp. 18-27.

Tybor, M. Martina, "The Slovak Presence in America to 1890," in Slovaks in America. Ed. Joseph C. Krajsa. Middletown, PA: The Slovak League of America, 1978, p. 3-22.

Zatko, James J., "Beginnings of the Slovaks in America," Slovakia 15 (1963), p.1-37.

4. Religion

a. Czechs

Vojta, Vaclav, Czechoslovak Baptists. Minneapolis: Czechoslovak Baptist Convention in America and Canada, 1941. 276 p.

Kisch, Guido, In Search of Freedom: A History of American Jews from Czechoslovakia 1740-1948. London: E. Goldstone, 1949. 373 p.

Cada, Joseph, Czech-American Catholics 1850-1920. Lisle, IL: Benedictine Abbey Press, 1964. 124 p.

Christian Sisters Union, Unity of the Brethren in Texas 1855-1966. Taylor, TX: Unity of the Brethren, 1970. 178 p.

Bicha, Karel D., "Settling Accounts with an Old Adversary: The Decatholization of Czech Immigrants in America," Social History/Histoire Sociale 4 (November 1972), pp. 45-60.

A History of the Czech-Moravian Catholic Communities of Texas. Translated and edited by Rev. V. A. Svrcek. Waco, TX: Texian Press, 1974. 220 p. ; 2nd printing 1983.

Barton, Josef J., "Religion and Cultural Change in Czech Immigrant Communities, 1850-1920,” in Immigrants and Religion in Urban America. Eds. Randall M. Miller and Thomas D. Marzik.

Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1977, pp. 3-24.

Garver, Bruce M.,”Czech-American Free Thinkers on the Great Plains, 1871-1914" in Ethnicity on the Great Plains. Ed. Frederick Luebke. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1980, pp. 147-59.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., "The Renewal and the Formation of the Moravian Church in America," Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 9 (1990), pp. 12-26.

Garver, Bruce M., "Czech-American Protestants: A Minority Within a Minority," Nebraska History 74, no. 3&4 (Fall/Winter 1993), pp.150-67.

b. Slovaks

Hrobak, Philip A., Slovak Catholic Parishes and Institutions in the United States and Canada. Cleveland: The First Catholic Slovak Union, 1955. 183 p.

Dolak, George, A History of the Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States of America, 1902-1927. St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1955. 207 p.

Patek, George, "Slovak Greek Catholics in America," Slovak Studies 5, Historica 3 (1965), p. 259-68.

Zubek, Theodoric J., "The Influence of Slovak Catholics in the United States and Canada on their Social and Religious Environment," Slovak Studies 24 (1984), p. 139-75.

Alexander, June Granatir, “The Laity in the Church: Slovaks and the Catholic Church in Pre-World War Pittsburgh,” Church History 53, No. 3 (September 1984), pp. 363-78.

Alexander, June Granatir, The Immigrant Church and Community. Pittsburgh's Slovak Catholics and Lutherans, 1830-1915. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1987. 198 p.

5. The Society

a. General

Roucek, Joseph S., "Problems of Assimilation: A Study of Czechoslovaks in the United States," Sociology and Social Research 17 (September/October 1931), pp. 62-71.

Roucek, Joseph S., "The American Czechs, Slovaks and Slavs in the Development of America's Climate of Opinion," in Czechoslovakia Past and Present. Vol. 1. Ed. Miloslav Rechcigl Jr. The Hague: Mouton, 1968, pp.815-43.

b. Czechs

Kutak, Robert I., The Story of a Bohemian-American Village. Louisville, KY: Standard Printing Co., 1933. Reprinted New York: Arno Press, 1970. 156 p.

Lynch, Russell Ward, Czech Farmers in Oklahoma. Stillwater: Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1942. 119 p.

Skrabanek, R. L., “Forms of Cooperation and Mutual Aid in a Czech-American Rural Community.” Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 30, No. 3 (December 1949), pp.83-88.

Skrabanek, R. .L., “Social Life in a Czech-American Rural Community.” Rural Sociology 15, No. 3 (September 1950), pp. 221-231.

Skrabanek, R. L., “The Influence of Cultural Backgrounds on Farming Practices in a Czech-American Rural Community.” Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 31, No. 4 (March 1951), pp. 258-67.

Skrabanek, Robert L., We're Czechs. College Station: Texas A & M University Press, 1988.

240 p.

Hannan, Kevin, “Ethnic Identity among the Czechs and Moravians of Texas,” Journal of American Ethnic History 15 (Summer 1996), pp. 3-31.

Czech-Americans in Transition. Edited by Clinton Machann. Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 199.

136 p.

c. Slovaks

Barton, Joseph, Peasants and Strangers: Italians, Rumanians and Slovaks in American City 1890-1950. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1975.

Stolarik, M. Mark,. “Building Slovak Communities in North America,” in: The Other Catholics. Edited by Keith P. Dyrud, Michael Novak, and Rudolph J. Vecoli. New York: Arno Press, 1978, pp. 89-109.

Stein, Howard F., An Ethno-Historic Study of Slovak American Identity. Salem, NH: Ayer Co. Publishers, 1981.

Alexander, June Granatir, "Staying Together: Chain Migration and Patterns of Slovak Settlement in Pittsburgh Prior to World War ," Journal of American Ethnic History 1 (Fall 1981), p. 56-83.

Alexander, June Granatir, “Diversity within Unity: Regionalism and Social Relations among Slovaks in Pre-War I Pittsburgh,” Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine 70 (October 1987). pp. 317-38.

Stolarik, M. Mark, Immigration and Urbanization: The Slovak Experience. New York: AMS Pr., 1989. 147 p.

6. Public Life

Gottfried, Alex, Boss Cermak of Chicago: A Study of Political Leadership. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press, 1962. 459 p.

Laska, Vera, "Czechs and Slovaks," in America's Ethnic Politics. Eds. Joseph S. Roucek and Bernard Eisenberg. Westport: Greenwood Press, 1982, pp. 133-53.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., U.S. Legislators with Czechoslovak Roots from Colonial Times to Present: With Genealogical Lineages. Washington, DC: SVU Press, 1987. 65 p.

Chrislock, C. Winston, Charles Jonas 1840-1896: Czech National Liberal, Wisconsin Bourbon Democrat. Philadelphia: Balch IES Press, 1993. 216 p.

7. Cultural Life

a. General

Duben, Vojtech N., "Czech and Slovak Press Outside Czechoslovakia," in The Czechoslovak Contribution to World Culture. Ed. Miloslav Rechcigl Jr. Hague: Mouton, 1964 pp. 528-45.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr. and Jiri Nehnevajsa, "American Scholars and Scientists with Czechoslovak Roots - Some Key Characteristics," Journal of Washington Academy of Science 58 (1968), pp. 213-22.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., Educators with Czechoslovak Roots: U.S. and Canadian Faculty Roster. Washington: SVU Press, 1980. 122 p.

Bodnar, John, "Schooling and the Slavic American Family," in American Education and the

European Immigrant: 1840-1940. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1982, p. ?

Bodnar, John, "Materialism and Morality: Slavic-American Immigrants and Education, 1890-1940," Slovakia 26, no. 49 (1976), p. 21-39.

b. Czechs

Zizka, Ernest J., Czech Cultural Contributions. Chicago: Benedictine Abbey Press, 1942.

145 p.

Lowenbach, Jan, "Czech Composers and Musicians in America," Musical Quarterly 29 (1943), pp. 313-28.

Dvornik, Francis, Czech Contributions to the Growth of the United States. Chicago: Benedictine Abbey Press, 1962. 109 p.

Sturm, Rudolf, "Czech Literature in America," in Ethnic Literature since 1776. The Many Voices of America. Lubbock: Texas Technical University, 1978, pp. 161-73.

Papers from Czech Music in Texas: A Sesquicentennial Symposium. Edited by Clinton Machann. College Station, TX: Komensky Press, 1988.182 p.

Solle, Zdenek, “Vojtech Naprstek and His Era: Bohemia, the United States, and the Transmission of Cultures,” East Central Europe 17, No. 1 (Spring 1990), pp. 1-30.

Murphy, David, “ Dramatic Expressions: Czech Theater Curtains in Nebraska,” Nebraska History 74, No. 3 and 4 (Fall / Winter 1993), pp. 168-82.

Nolte, Claire E., “Our Brothers Across the Ocean: The Czech Sokol in America to 1914,” Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 11, No. 2 (Winter 1993), pp. 15-37.

Czechoslovak-American Puppetry. Edited by Vit Horejs. New York: GOH Productions/Seven Loaves, 1994. 80 p.

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Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., “Czech Contributions to American Scientific and Technological Thought,” Kosmas. Czechoslovak and Central European Journal 12, No. 1 (Summer 1996), pp. 81-99.

c. Slovaks

Rev. Joseph Murgas, Priest-Scientist: His Musical Wireless and the First Radio : Biography. By Stephen J. Palickar. New York, 1950. 164 p.

A Pictorial Biography of Rev. Joseph Murgas, Pioneer Inventor in the Field of Wireless Telegraphy and Radio. By Stephen J. Palickar. Wilkes-Barre, PA: Murgas Memorial Foundation, 1953. 83 p.

Tybor, M. Martyina, “Father of American Slovaks,” Slovakia 16, No. 39 (1966), pp. 25-40.

Pauco, Joseph, "Twenty Years of the Slovak Institute in Cleveland," Slovakia 23, no. 46 (1973), p. 16-23.

Tanzone, Daniel F., "Slovak Contributions to the American Cultural Mosaic," Slovakia 25, no. 48 (1975), p. 119-27.

Gregorovic, M. Consuela, “Contributions of Rev. Matthew Jankola to Slovak Catholic Education in the United States,” Slovak Studies 16 (1976), pp. 7-54.

Pier, Andrew V., "Our Slovak Heritage in America," in: Slovaks in America. Ed. Joseph C. Krajsa. Middletown, PA: Slovak League of America, 1978, p. 79-88.

Tybor, M. Martina, "Slovak-American Theater," in Ethnic Theater in the United States. Ed. Maxine Schwartz Seller. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1983, p. 447-90.

Fodiak, William P., “Slovak Newspapers in the United States,” Jednota Annual Furdek 23 (1984), p. 27-46.

Stolarik, M. Mark, "Slovak American Newspapers, 1885-1975: A Preliminary Listing," Slovakia 32, no. 58 and 59 (1985-86), p. 34-70.

Rechcigl, Miloslav Jr., “Contributions of Slovaks to American Culture,” (in press).

8. Military Service

Czech Heritage Society of Texas. Texas Military Veterans of Czech Heritage. Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 1999.

Wright, Jody Feldman. Czechs in Grey and Blue, Too! San Antonio, TX: The Author, 1988.

243 p.

A. Genealogical Literature

B. Genealogical and Heraldic Societies

1. Czech Republic

Ceska genealogicka a heraldicka spolecnost

Address: Krizikova 16, 166 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic

President:

Publication

Library : Yes

Moravska genealogicka a heraldicka spolecnost

Address: Stredni 11, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic

President:

Publication:

Library:

2. Slovakia

Slovak Genealogical-Heraldic Society at the Matica slovenska

Address: c/o MS - Biographical Institute, Novomeskeho 32, 036 52 Martin, Slovakia

Secretary: Milan Sismis

Publication: Genealogicko-Heraldicky hlas (Genealogical-Heraldic Herald) Semi-annual

Library: Yes

3. Germany

Vereinigung Sudetendeutscher Familienforscher (VSFF)

Address: Eirikaweg 58, D-93053 Regensburg, Germany

Telephone : (49) 941- 709102

Arbeitsgemeinschaft ostdeutscher Familienforscher e.V. (AGoFF)

Address: Funhrweg 29, D-53229 boon, Germany

Telephone: (49) 821-603633

C. Genealogical Services

Institute for historical Family Research

Address: IHFF, Pantzergasse 30/80, A-1190 Wien, Austria

Telephone: (43) 1 369 97 29; FAX (43) 1 369 97 30

e-mail: IHFF@netway.at

D. Sources of Primary Data

1. Parish Records

2. Land Records

3. Census Records

4. Tax Rolls

5. Military Records

E. Parishes & Cemeteries

F. Archives, Libraries & Other Repositories

G. Catalogs & Inventories

H. Address Books & Phone Books

I. Newspapers

J. Biographical Compendia

K. Nobility

L. Gazetteers & Maps

M. Regional and Local Histories

N. Emigration Literature

A. Paleography

B. Languages

1. Latin

2. German

3. Czech

C. Dictionaries

D. Meaning of Names

E. Surnames

ADLER - see HONIG

ARNSTEIN - see BRUML

BACKER - A Family Book of Roots and Remembrances. By Paul Backer and I. Van Backer. N.p.: The Author, 1989.

BALIK - see KLIMESH

BALUCH - The Baluch Family Home Page Internet

BARCAL - see HARTEL

BAUM - see also GREENFIELD

Begats a History of the Baum - Simon Families.By Rudy Baum. North Bay Village, FL: The Author, 1978. 186 p.

BECK - The Anton and Rosina Koenig Beck Family and their Descendants 1844-1979. By Lillie Beck Wasserman. Brenham, TX: The author, 1979. 305 p.

BEDICHEK - History of Beard-Bedichek-Craven and allied Families. By Pauline Beard Cooney. Austin, TX: The Author, 1979. 314 p.

BERGMANN - The Saga of Ernst Bergmann. By Albert J. Blaha and Dorothy Klumpp. Houston, TX: The Authors,1981. 122 p.

BETLACH - Historie nasi ceske rodiny (History of Our Czech Family). By Kathryn Betlach Dankowski. CGSI

BEYDA - see RACHKO

BLOCH - Descendants of Salomon Bloch of Janowitz, Bohemia, and Baruch Wollman of Kempen-in-Posen, Prussia. By Joan Ferris Curran. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1996. 264 p.

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BLOCK - Descendants of Abraham Block of Washington, Hemsteadd County, Arkansas, 1782-1857. By Pauline Booker Carter. A typescript. Monroe, LA: The Author, 1972.

A Family Migration. by Abraham J. Block. n.p., 1971. 42 l. LC Check

BOHM - Our Family through the Generations. By Aline Bohm Greif. August 1982, 55 p.

BONDI - The Family Bondi and their Ancestors. By Reiner J. Auman. Jamaica, NY, 1966.

100 p.

BOURIL - Frantisek and Barbora Bouril. By Gladys Bouril. CGSI

BRUML - Belonging. The Family “Bruml” 1968-1977. By Heel-Rose Klausner. N.p.: The Author, 1977.

BUJNOCH - The Bujnoch Family. Our Czech-American Heritage. Halletsville, TX: The Author, 1986. 308 p.

CECH - The Cech Family. Canley?, MN: The Author, 1980. 105 p.

Cech Family History 1800-1986. By Julia Sobota, Agnes and Theofil Cech and Tom and Grace

Cech. N.p.: The Athors, 1986.

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CERNOTA - The Families of George and Marianna Konarik Cernota. By Olivia Milberger. Victoria, TX: The Author, 1984. 298 p.

CHOVANEC - Czechs in Texas: Generation by Generation from the 1852 Arrival of Ripple Family and the 1856 Arrival of Chovanec Family. By Julia Ripple Pearce. El Campo, TX: The Author, 1981. 169 p.

CHUPIK - History of the Chupik Family. By J. F. Chupik.

CIBULA - see KOPCHAK

CUBR - Your Cubr Line. By William J. Cubr Jr. CGSI

DANEK - Danek-Jilek, 1794-1975. By Florence Smercheck and Grace Dolezal Smercheck. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985. 8 leaves.

DEMUTH - Battershell, C. F. The Demuth Family and the Moravian Church. New Philadelphia, OH: The Author, 1931.

“The Demuth Genealogy Revisited. A Moravian Brethren Family from Czechoslovakia”. By Miloslav Rechcigl Jr. Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society 92, no. 2 (1989/90), pp. 55-68..

DOKTOR - Doktor Family, 1677-1982. By Mavis Bjornson. Comfrey, MN: Comfrey Times, 1982. 154 p.

DOLEZAL - see HUMLICEK

DONAT - A Genealogy of the Donat Family. By Robert Doonat. CGSI

DOUBRAVA - Czech Pioneers in Texas. Vincenc Doubrava and Frantiska Novak Doubrava and their Descenfants. By Dorothy S. Miller. Bryan, TX: Wallace, 1979. 208 p.

DRASIL - see OSLADIL

DUBA - The Duba Family. By Arlo D. Duba and E. Doreen Duba. CGSI

DUSEK - Dusek (family tree). 1550-1960. N.p.: N.d.

DVORAK - The Dvoraks of Minnetonka Township, Minnesota. By Helen Mary Vavra and Albert James Kranz. Minneapolis: A. J. Kranz, 1988. LC

History and Genealogy of Frank and Frances Jukl Dvorak of Bohemia and Nebrasak. By Lorraine Billingsley and Allen w. Davis. Topeka, KS: The Authors, 1995. 204 p. LC

EISNER - see also BRUML

Reminiscences of A Native of Prague. By Paul J. Edwards (Dr. Pavel Eisner). Rockville, MD: The Author, 1993. 127 p.

FAKTOR - see DOUBRAVA

FEIKE - Feike Family. By Zelta Feike Rodenwald. Corvallis, OR, 1985. 256 p.

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FIALA - Family Tree of Joseph Vojtech Fiala and Wife Mary (Holoubek) Fiala. In: Holoubek Family Records 1732-1981. By Adele Holoubek Sedlak and Joe Edward Holoubek. Shreveport, LA: The Authors, 1981?, pp.109-131.

The Fiala Family History : From Czechoslovakia to America : 1650-1991 By Harvey E. Fiala. Downey, CA: The Author, 1991.

419 p. CGSI, LC

FISCHER - see HONIG

FLECK - The Fleck / Mazac Family History. By Daniel Donald Fleck. Michigan city, IN: Fleck corp., 1985. 81 leaves.

FOJCIK - see SHIROCKY

FRIEDMAN - see KLEIN

GABLER - Gabler Homepage for Genealogy Research Internet

GALAYDA - see KOPCHAK

GOLD - The German Golds in America. By J. Stephen Gold. Bethlehem, PA: ABC Printing and Photo Offset, 1971.

GREENFIELD - Six Generations from Bohemia. A Chronicle of the Greenfield-Baum Family. By Robert David Baum. Arlington, VA: The Author, 1977. 140 p. LC

GRISAK - The Grisak Family. By Michael J. Grisak. Merrilville, IN: The Author, 1978-79. 2 vols.

GRUNER - The Gruner Heritage. A Family History and Genealogy. By Marian Rabbott-Zang. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1983. 252 p.

HABAN - Haban - Sevcik Family Book. “Children Consider thy Heritage”. By Elizabeth Baker Haban. CGSI:

HAKL - Hakl Roots and Branches. By Arthur Hakl. Pleasant Hill, CA: The Author, 1981. CGSI

HALLA - The Genealogy of Albert Frank Halla. Internet

HARTEL - Families of Matej and Katerina (Barcal) Hartel of South-Central Bohemia, Czechoslovakia. By Ted Lawrence Bartlett. Chicago: The Author, 1977. 39 p.

HAVLICEK - The Havlicek Cooperative Internet

HEGAR - Hegar, Stuchlik and Bartek Family Data. By Joseph Hegar . N.p.: The Author, 1940.

HELLER - see HONIG

HERMAN - “The Descendants of Augustine Herman - The First Lord of Bohemia Manor: The First Three Generations and Beyond”. By Miloslav Rechcigl Jr. Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin 29, no. 3 (Summer 1988), pp.276-299.

HOCH - Ancestors and Descendants of the Hoch Family: Immigrants from Bohemia Who Settled in Wilson, Kansas. By Ann Hoch Vincent. Teaneck, NJ: Composcript Printers, 1983.

36 p.

HOELZEL - Hoelzel Family History. by Frank J. Novak. CGSI

HOLOUBEK - Holoubek Family Records 1732-1981, Czechoslovakia - United States of America. By Adela Holoubek Sedlak and Joe Edward holoubek. . N.p.: The Author, 1981. 131 p. LC

HONIG - Descendants of the Honig / Hoenig Family of Kirchenbirk, Falkenau and Karlsbad, Bohemia, including the Lov and Adler Families of Falkenau, the Heller Family of Mies, the Fischer Family of Alt-Rohlau / Karslbad and the Spiegl Family of Eger. By Leopold Hoenig. New York: The Author, 1981. 53 leaves.

HORAK - The Horak Family Internet

HORANSKY - The Horansky Genealogy, 1030-1990. Researched and compiled by Paul Charles

Horansky. Gilford, NH: P.C. Horansky, 1996. 212 p.

HORVATH - Rodokmen a osudy rodiny

HOZDIC - see SOBOTA

HRABE - Joseph Hrabe of Rooks County, Kansas. Some of His Descendants. By Delmar Hrabe. Decorah, IA: Amudsen Publ. Co., 1988. CGSI

HRNCIR - Joseph and and Anna Svoboda Hrncir Family: A Journey from Lichnov, Moravia to Moravia, Texas, U.S.A., 1860-1991. Written, researched, compiled, edited by Charles L. “Chuck” Hrncir and Marilyn C. “Mickie” McGehearty Hrncir. TX: C. L. Hrncir, 1991. 220 leaves. LC

HRUSKA - Hruska Story: Hruska Clan. By Roy J. Hruska. N.p.: The Author, 1984.

HUBENKA - see KRCH

HUDAK - Ernestine Marshik Hudak. Her story. By Ernestine Hudak Fagan. Colorado Spring Co.: Leeper’s Litho, 1985. 50 p.

HUMLICEK - Humlicek Family History. By Evelyn Humlicek. CGSI

HYNEK - see INECK

INECK - I Remember Grandpa. A Genealogy of the Ineck and Mishek Families. By Lois Emma Wilson Cronbaugh. Iowa: The Author, 1965.

JANAK - A Family History of Ondrej and Rosalia Janak’s Children. By Joseph D. Janak Jr. Victoria, TX: The Author, 1984. 65 p.

Simicek - Sugarek - Janak. By Robert Janak. Beaumont, TX: The Author, 1976. 24 p.

JANDACEK - Introduction to the Genealogy of the Jandacek Clan. By Peter Jandacek. Salt Lake city: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1974.

JEDLICKA - From Bohemia to America - Joseph Jedlicka and Mary Votapka. By Henrietta Hansen and Dolores Jorgenson. CGSI

JERABEK - One Branch of the Jerabek Family in Czechoslovakia and America. By Esther Jerabek. Minneapolis, MN: The Author, 1964.

JILEK - see DANEK

JUZA - The Juza Family History. By Susan M. Juza. St. Cloud, MN: The Author, 1986. 273 p. CGSI

KAISLER

Kaisler, George a. A Genealogy of the Kaisler F. Family. CGSI

KARLOLEK - Karlolek Family Home Page. Internet

KASAL - Kasal Genealogy. Salt Laker City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1984.

KASTL - Kastl Family History. By Evelyn Coufal and Francis Vich. Valparaiso, NE: Catholic Quote, 1985. 66 p.

KERCHAL / KRCAL - The Ancestry of Deane Rae Kerchal and Bryan Victor Kerchal. By D. Ray Kerchal. Stamford, CT: The Author, 1978.

KIPLINGER - Our Family Tree. Who We Are and Who We Came from: Family History, Including Letters and Papers of Edward Kiplinger and Maria Heginger. By Norma McCallum Moberg. Fargo, ND: The Author, 1984. 56, 48 p.

KLABZUBA - Families Related to Rosi Klabzuba. CGSI

KLANECKY - see ZIKMUND

KLEIN - The Klein Family History. By Simon Friedman and Harrold Weinberger. Los Angeles, CA: Harrold A. Weinberger, 1980.

Klein Klippings. Updates of the Klein Family History. Yonkers, NY: M K Crasson, 1982.

KLAPAL see ZIKMUND

KLIMA - The Family of Frank and Mary Klima. Compiled by Allen D. Cavell. Edina, MN: A. D. Cavell, 1988. 80 p. LC, CGSI

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KLIMESH - The John Klimesh Family History. By Cyril M. Klimesh and Dolores Ira Klimesh. Sebastopol, CA: Methodius Press, 1985. 298 p.

KLOS - The Ancestors and Descendants of Frank Joseph Klos, 1789-1954 and Anna Mary Stober Klos, 1890-1972. Stillwater, OK: The Author, 1977. 118 p.

KNEZEK - Knezek Heritage. Martin Knezek and his Desacendants, Moravia and Texas, 1824-1993. By Leo G. Knezek. Fort Worth, TX: K. W. Knezek, 1993. 265 p. LC

KOCUREK - The Wit and Wisdom of Willie Kocurek. By Willie Kocurek, with Ramona Van Loan. Austin, TX: Eakin Press, 2000. LC

KOHN - Illustrated Family Tree of the Kohn , Barnett and Other Related Families of Albany. By Walter A. Kohn., NY. Philadelphia: The Author, 1946.

The Descendants of Isaak Kohn of Deutschrust (Saaz District), Czechoslovakia. By John Henry Richter. Ann Arbor, MI: The Author, 1980.

Two Hundred Years of Family History. The Story of Joseph Kohn and His Descendants 1744-1945. By Sidney C. Singer. Glendale, CA: The Author, 1945.

KOHUT - John Kohut and His Son Josef. Czechoslovak Countryman in Early Texas. By R. w. Cervenka. Texian Press, 1966. 40 p.

KONDISKO - A Short Biography of Joseph Kondisko with a Listing of His Descendants as of January 1977. By L. Cromshaw. CGSI

KONECNY - The Anton Konecny Family in America 1892-1995. CGSI

KOPCHAK - Kopchak / Cebula / Macala / Galayda Families. Internet

KORBEL - The Korbel Family. By Carl T. Feelhaver. Salt Lake City, UT, 1974. Check

KORNFELD - A Genealogical History of an Extended Family with Rabbinical Ancestry. The Kornfeld Family Tree, with the Erteschik, Klein and Schubin Families, the Racker and Weil Connection. By Naomi Schubin Greenberg. West Hempstead, NY: The Author, 1981. 159 p.

KORYTA - The Koryta Family of Karlov, Bohemia. By David V. agricola. Cleveland, OH: The author, 1980. 10 p.

KOTRAS - see MASEK

KOTTAS - see MACEK

KOUKAL - Koukal Family of Rovne. By John Eugene Wheeler. CGSI

KOVAR - The Descendants of Jacob and Rosalie Kovar 1790-1893. By Marie Polanka. CGSI

KOZACIK - John and Susan Kozacik. A Biography. By Mary Kozacik. East Chicago, IN, 1965. 16 p.

KRALIK - Kralik history. By Dorothy Peak. CGSI

KRATOCHVIL -Anton Kratochvil - Ann Schauer. By. Arnelle Gorton Snell. CGSI

KRCH - A Czech Family Heritage. Bohemia - USA, 1765-1996. Krch & Maly, Hubenka & Skala & Tuma & Bartosh & Sila/Syla. By Jewel Beck Lansing. Portland, OR: Skylark Press, 1997.

132 p. LC

KREJCI - see MLADEK

KRENEK - Descendants of Josepha Krzenka (Joseph Krenek). By Anne Krenek Obenhaus. N.p.: The Author, 11978.

KRISPIN - The Krispin / Krispinsky Family Page Internet

KRIVKA - Pedegree of Anna Windsberger Claudi and Others of Austrian, Polish, and Czechooslovakian Descent Including Krivka, Guzik, zguda, Przybyla, Kostrz and Tomanes Lines. Salt :Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1965.

KROUPA - The Kroupa Family. A History of Kroupa Family. A History of the Kroupa, Lada, Zitka, Schrader, Santovsky and Marcelbelts Families. By Robert Ellis Schrader. Los Angeles, CA: The Author, 1957. 276 p.

KRUPPA - see SUMBERA

KUCERA - Frank Kucera Family Records (1854-1980). By Adela Holoubek Sedlak and Edward Holoubek. N.p.: The Authors, 1981. 89 p.

KUKLIS - The Kuklis / Oliva Report - 1994: The Kuklis and Oliva Family in Bohemia. By Sandra J. Breitkreutz. CGSI

KUSSY - The Story of Gustav and Bella Kussy of Newark, N.J. A Family Chronicle. By Sarah Kussy. Newark, NJ: The Author, 1945. ? 28 p.

LADA - see KROUPA

LESIKAR - Brief /history of Joseph Ludie Lesikar. By j. J. Stalmach. Minneapolis: Minnesota Historical Society, 1965.

LOW - see HONIG

LUCASH - Lucash Family History. By Michael McTiernan. CGSI

LOTH - Bernard and Pauline Loth of Austria and their American Descendants . By Marie Loth Harris. AJA check

LUCASH - Lucash Family History. By Michael McTiernan. CGSI

LUKES - Biographical Sketches and Family History of Albert Lukes, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Kovarik Lukes. By. Minnie E. Lukes et al. CGSI

MACALA - see KOPCHAK

MACEK - The Heritage of the Macek, Kottas, Miller, Hey and Cantwell Families of America, By Eugene Macek and Lucille Macek. Ellsworth, KS: The Authors, 1982. 209 p. ; Supplement (1984) 198 leaves.

MACHALEC - see DOUBRAVA

MALEC - Debbie Malec’s Genealogy and Military Ancestors. Internet

MALY see KRCH

MAREK - Home Over the Ocean. The Family History. By Vaclav Strach. N.p.: The Author, 1978. 106 p.

MAROUSEK - The Man Who Works... Is the Man Who Wins. By Esther Marousek Letellier. Pierre, SD: State Publishing Co., 1984. 155 p.

MASEK - The Masek and Kotras Genealogies 17995-1984. By Frances Kotras Whitcroft. N.p.: The Author, 1985. 79 leaves.

MAZAC - see FLECK

MEDUNA - Medina Family Roots Internet

MERKWAN - see PLAVEC

MICAN - Mican-Mitchan. Our Czech-Moravian Ancestors 1860-1984. By Marjorie Mican Matula. Victoria, TX: The Author. CGSI

MIKESKA -The Mikeska Family of Zadverice. Vol. 1. By Robert Janak. Beaumont, TX: The Author, 1986. 209 p.; Vol. 2 (1988) 203 p.

MISHEK - see INECK

MITCHELL - From Bohemia to the Four Winds: Matthew Mitchell and his Descendants. By Rob Marion. Fresno, CA: The Author, 1987. 258 p.

MLADEK - Imel-Mobr-Mladek-Krejci Genealogy. By Opal K. Morgan. N.p.: The Author, 1979. 176 p.

MOZISEK - see SUMBERA

MRSNY - Mrsny Heritage - By Herman J. Mrsny. CGSI

NECHANICKY - The Nechanicky Family Heriatage. Frank Nechanicky and Elizabeth Janasek of Dobrkov, Bohemia and their Descendants, Including Immigrants to Tama County, Iowa, 1833-1981. By Celia J. (Nechanicky) Scott and William G. Nechanicky. Sycamore, IL: The Author, 1981. 248 p.

NEUMANN - Henry Neumann’s Family Tree. CGSI

NOVAK - Novak Family Genealogy. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1978.

The Novak “Connections”. Family History of Joseph Robert Novak and Rynell Stiff Novak. By Rynell Stiff Novak. Atlanta, GA: The Authors, 1983. LC

NOWOTNY - The Descendants of Wenceslaus and Agnes Salek Nowotny. By Vera Jean Patton Nowotny. Fort Worth, TX: Miran Publishers, 1975. 137 p. CGSI

OLIVA - see KUKLIS

OPAT - The Opat Family in Kansas with Polish and Czechoslovakian Origins. By Donna Burough Opat. Lindsbory, KS: The Author, 1981. 46 p.

OSLADIL - Osladil-Drasal Genealogy. Salt Lake City, UT: Genealogical Society of Utah.

PELIKAN - Ancestors of the John and Genevieve (Recar) Pelikan Family. By Chris C. Pelikan and Roger L. Tucker. Sunnyvale, CA: The Authors, 1983. 292 p.

PETERKA - History of the Family Joseph Peterka - Anna (Menhart) Peterka (1850-1989). By L. Emerson Peterka. CGSI

PETRIK - Roots in Czechoslovakia and Dakota. The Petrik, Souhrada, Panka, Kocer, Pesa, Vavruska, Matonaha-Kalda, Rehurek, Gregor Families. By Vernon F. Petrik. 2 vols. and Supplement. LC, CGSI

PHILIPSE - see Ancestry of Frederick Philipse. By Thomas Capek. New York: Paebar Co., 1939. 28 p.

PICHNER - The Bickmer-Pichner Family (1800-1985). By Ralph Bickner and Maxine bicner. Kimball, SD: The Authors, 1985.

PISTULKA - The Pistulka Family Tree. By Donald Pistulka. Fountain Valley, CA: The Author, 1989. CGSI

PLAVEC - The Plavec and Merwan Family History. By Dennis Povondra. Gregory, SD:: The Author, 1973. 67 p. CGSI

PODLESAK - Podlesak Family in America. By Elizabeth Regenstein Starett. Berriville, VA: Maccus Publishers, 1982. 111 p.

POLACEK - Polacek Family History 1778-1995. By Evelyn Humlicek. CGSI

POLASEK - see TOMISKA

POVONDRA - The Povondra Family History. By Dennis Povondra. Tabor, SD: The Author, 1988. 70 p. CGSI

PRASIFKA - Origin and Geealogy of the Prasifka and Related Families, 1730-1976. By Charles Prasifka. Dallas, TX: The Author. 162 p.

PROCHAZKA - The Prochazkas from Kutna Hora. Bohemia. By George Prochazka Jr. New Brunswick: N. j. Parker Offprint Printing Co., 1965. 297 p.

RACHKO - Van Cleave, V. . J., The Family History of Michael Rachko and Julia Bayda of Frackville, Pennsylvania. Frackville, PA: V. J. Van Cleave, 1998. 143 leaves.

REZABEK - Of Bushes and Starlings... Genealogy of Two Bohemian Families: Rezabek

(c. 1695-1980). Spacek (c.1822-1980). By Marvin P. Rezabek. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1981. 294 p.

RIZEK - Josef Rizek - His Ancestors and His Descendants. By Marie Rizek Bonebrake. CGSI

ROSENWASSER - see also KOHN

The Rosenwasser Family Tree. By Sidney C. Singer. A typescript. Aug. 1, 1942. Cleveland, OH: Western Reserve Historical Society.

ROSEWATER - see ROSENWASSER

RYCHTARIK / RICHTARIK - Rychtarik / Richtarik Family History. By JoAnn Schiefelbein. CGSI

SANDERA - see DOUBRAVA

SANDOR (SANDERS) - Sandor (Sanders) / Smik Families. Internet

SANTOVSKY - see KROUPA

SBOYAN - see SOBOTA

SCHNELLER - Schneller Family. By Paul J. Polansky. Murcia, Spain: The Author, 1984.

SCHREMMER - Schremmer and Pollock Family Lines. Internet

SCHUBERT - Family History of Franz Peter Schubert. Internet

SCHWARTZ - The History of the Joseph and Sophie Schwartz Family 1789-1977. By Bryner Schwartz.

The Schwartz Family of el Paso. The Story of a Pioneer Jewish Family in the Southwest. By Floyd S. Fierman. El Paso, TX: Western Press, 1980. 64 p.

Our Kin, Past and Present. The Schwarts Family. By Martha Dee Guthrie. Dallas, TX: The Author, 1983. 388 p.

SEBESTA - On the Occasion of the Frances Sebesta Mikeska Hejl Sumsal Reunion. By Gabriel C. Matcek and William C, Elsik. Houston,TX: The Authors, 1980.

History of the Sebesta Family. By J. F. Chupik. A typescript.

SHILLER - Silar or Siller or Shiller or Schiller Family. By Robert L.Hassell andT’Odon C. Leshikar. Unpublished computer printout,. 1970.

The Shiller Family that Came on the Ship Maria February 1852. By Beatrice Ripple Barler. Bellville, TX: The Author, 1982. 233 p.

SHIROCKY - A History of the Shirocky, Antonczyk and Fojcik Families. By Kevin A. Hannan. Dallas, TX: The Author, 1984.

SIC - see SWATNER

SIMICEK - see JANAK

SIMONEK / SHIMONEK - Simonek / Shimonek Family History. By JoAnn Schiefelbein. CGSI

SILA / SYLA see KRCH

SINGER see SMERCHEK

SISPERA - Immigrant’s Dream. By Frank Sispera. Lima, OH: Express Press, 1007. 258 p. LC

SKALA - see KRCH

SLAVIK - Slavik, Stanber and Blaha Family. By Dennis Povondra. 21 p. CGSI

SLEZAK - Slezak Family Records. By Michael Slezak. Troup, TX: The Author, 1985. 168 leaves.

SMERCHEK - Smerchek (originally Smrcek) Gregor 1810-1981. By Florence Smerchek Vacek and Grace Dolezal Smerchek. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985.

The Smercheks, the Stindles ,and the Singers. By Peggy M. Singer. Santa Barbara, CA: P. M. Singer, 1991. 98 p. LC

SMISEK - Smisek. By Arnold and Mary Smisek. CGSI

Seeking All Smisek’s Genealogy Page. Interenet

SMOLA - The Smola Family History. A Genealogy of the Martin Smola Family in America 1801-1978. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1979. 322 p..LC

SMOLENAK - Smolenak Family Newsletter Internet

SOBEK - Ralph Sobek’s Genealogy Page Internet

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SOBOTA - The John W. Sobota and Allied Families: Hozdic, Novak, Sboyan and Yanossy. By Lucile Kaufman Novak. Nashua, NH: The Author, 1977. 84 p.

SOKOL - Sokol, Sykes, Nisbet, Donald Genealogy. By Ruth Hanley Sokol. Iowa City, IA: The author, 1977. 37 p.

SOUCEK - “Soucek Family”. In: History of Grant County, Oklahoma 1811 to 1970. By Guy P. Webb. North Newton, KS: Mennonite Press: The Author, 1971.

SOUHRADA - Souhrada Family Tree. By Velma Vanick Flynn. CGSI

SOUKUP - “Soukup”. In: Cheely Connections and Descendants. By Janine Cheely Soukup. San Diego, CA: The Author, 1982.

SPACEK see REZABEK

SPIGL - see HONIG

STANGLER - Stangler and Heinz Family History. By Lucille O. Elrite. Coon Rapids, MN: The Author, 1983.

STANISLAW / STANISLAV - Stanislaw / Stanislav Family Internet

STARA - see ZIKMUND

STASTNY - see KOTTSICK

STEFFEL - The Steffel Chronicle.Vols. 1-5 Edited by Richard S. Steffel. Eustis, FL: The Author, 1981-86.

STOLFA - The Chronicles of the Stolfa Family. By Florence Braun. Washington, DC: The Author, 1974. 112 p.

STREMCHA - The Stremcha Family Internet

STUR – Rodokmen a osudy rodiny Sturovcov. By Pavel Horvath. Bratislava: Tatran, 1988.

185 p. LC

SUMBERA - A History of the Sumbera, Mozisek, and Kruppa Families. By Carolyn Sumbera Meiners. CGSI

SVACINA / SWACINA - Svacina / Swacina Genealogical Record : Ancestors, Descendants, Relatives. Materials compiled and edited by Douglas and Henrietta Swacina. Springdale, Ark.: D. & H. Swacina, 1995. 93 p.

SWANTNER - Swantner and Sic Families. A Czech Genealogy. By Robert Swantner and Coleen Swantner. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1987. 154 p. LC.

SWEHLA see KLIMESH

SUCH / SCHUCK - The Descendants of Jan (John) Schuck (Such). The Schuch (Such) Family. By Elena Rust. Blackly, OR: The Author, 1980.

SUCHY - Suchy Family History. By Jenell Suchy Cook Williams. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1983.

SUGAREK see JANAK

TAUSSIG - see - EISNER

TELLER - The Teller Family. By C. J. Teller. Philadelphia: International Printing, 1944.

TRUHLAR - see KLIMESH

UTITZ - The Utitz Legacy. A Personalized History of Central European Jewry. By Gerda Hoffer. Jerusalem: Posner & Sons, 1988. 187 p.

VACURA - Our Czech Family History - Historie nasi ceske rodiny. Compiled by Kathryn Betlach Dankowski. San Rafael, CA: K. B. Dankowski, 1987. 305 p. LC

VALES - The Family Chronicle of Vales from Mazelov. By Vaclav Vales. CGSI

VALIS - The John Valis Family. By Mrs. Jerry Mikeska.

VANA - see KLIMESH

VANCURA - see ZIKMUND

VARHOLA - The Varhola Home Page Internet

VEVERKA - Veverka Genealogy. By Dorothy Davis. CGSI

VICTORIN - The Victorin’s in America. By Joe and Mary Victorine. CGSI

VIROSZTKO / VEROSTKO - The Virosztko / Verostko Family Internet

VISEK - see VRANY

VORISEK - Voriseks of Illinois and Oregon. By Elsi and Jerry Tepoli. CGSI

VRANY - The Vranys and Viseks of Chicago. By Paul Dierks. CGSI

VUJTECH - Family History of the Vujtech-Bulka Family in America. By Walter E. Casey. Houston, TX: The Author, 1977. 131 p.

WASSERSTROM - The Old Country and the New: A Wasserstrom Family History. By Randy Wassestrom. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 1997.

WASSILAK - History and Genealogy of the Wassilak Family. By Leighton Wassilak. CGSI

WINTERS - Bohemia to Wisconsin with the Winters Family 1778-1984. By Cheryl D. Lewanski. Blanchardville, WI: The Author, 1984.

WOREL - The Descendants of Joseph Worel and Anna Zabransky .9 vols. By Brian O’Harra. CGSI

WOSKA - Family of Joseph and Barbora (Citta) Woska - Their Descendants and their Ancestors. By. Margie Sobotka. CGSI

YANOSSY - see SOBOTA

ZABRANSKY - see WOREL

ZAJICEK -The Zajiceks. Joseph and Elizabeth and their Descendants. By Frank N. Campbell and Helen N. Campbell. Madison, WI: The Authors, 1983. 326 p.

Letters to a Lonely Girl (1918-1919). By Gayle Thomas Zajicek. CGSI

ZEMLICKA - History of the Family Frank and Josephine (Forman) Zemlicka (1800-1991). By L. Emerson Peterka. CGSI

ZITKA - see KROUPA

ZIKMUND - Your Czech Ancestry - Zikmund, Stara, Klanecky, Vancura, Klapal - Valley and Custer Counties, Nebraska. By Eldon Meisinger. Plattsmouth, NE: The Author, 1985. 138 p..

ZIMRICK - The Zimricks and the Cromshaws. By Lawrence Cromshaw. CGSI

ZVOLANEK - The Zvolanek Clan of the Yesteryear and Today, 1610-1985. By Kay E. Sarris and Elizabeth M. Semrad. Houston, TX: Albert J. Blaha, 1985. 381 p.

ZVERINA - The Story of the Anton and Rose Mitermiler Zverina. By Frances S. Zverina and Justin Zverina. Cleveland: R. J. Liederback, 1980. 50 p.