Czech Republic Queries Surnames

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Use the GenConnect query system that is automatic. Please be sure to follow instructions.
2. Put ALL surnames in CAPITALS.
3. To the best of your knowledge, let people know WHO you are looking for, WHERE they were in the Czech Republic, and WHEN they were in the Czech Republic.
4. Other people do not know all towns, past and present, in the Czech Republic, so be sure to put places as "City, State, Region".
5. Your query must mention a connection to the Czech Republic or it will be removed.
6. You may post your queries to one of the following:
   Bohemia
   Moravia
   Jihocesky
   Jihomoravsky
   Praha
   Severocesky
   Severomoravsky
   Stredocesky
   Vychodecesky
   Zapodocesky
   

• If you are unsure as to where your ancestors were in the Czech Republic, you may post your query on the general Czech Republic query page at: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.ceeurope.Czechrepublic
• If you are unsure that the town in which your ancestors resided is in the Czech Republic, please check an atlas.
• Lastly, please check your spelling and word usage. These queries are global for everyone to see. Errors in mechanics can cause confusion for the readers.

EXAMPLE QUERY:

• CHILAR / PLANICK / SPICKA / KARA - Jan CHILAR bn 1856 Velelicku, Tabor District, Bohemia, his wife Anna PLANICK c1852 bn Pocenovich, Pilsen, Bohemia, their daughter Anna J CHILAR bn 15 Sep 1880 in Bohemia, md 6 Jan 1900 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois to Jan (John) SPICKA bn 4 Dec 1880 Bohemia. Jan was the son of Vaclav SPICKA bn 1850 in Boheima, Austria and Josefa KARA bn in 1850 in Bohemia. All died in Chicago, Illinois. Would like to know of anyone researching these lines in the United State or Austria GFS BB 20 April 1998

Submit and view queries and surnames for the Czech Republic.

September 17, 2005

Ken Sajdak
Czech Republic WorldGenWeb Site Maintenance