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Jun 7, 2010

Kristina Sullivan replied to Julie Grinnell's discussion Looking for help with Galik, Letasi, Bohock, Kusenda families. in the group Czechoslovakian Genealogy

"Julie I have surname Amadec , Klc-mickuviack, My GGrandfather was samuel KLC-Mickuviack who came to ellis island and was a mason and butcher in guttenberg NJ. He married a Pakan daughter one of two sisters. all from myjava. How did you find history…"

Mar 4, 2010

Julie Grinnell replied to Julie Grinnell's discussion Looking for help with Galik, Letasi, Bohock, Kusenda families. in the group Czechoslovakian Genealogy

"Ah...thank you András! :)"

Feb 16, 2010

András Gálik replied to Julie Grinnell's discussion Looking for help with Galik, Letasi, Bohock, Kusenda families. in the group Czechoslovakian Genealogy

"Julie, The connection between Hungary and Slovakia is clear. The Treaty of Trianon was the peace treaty concluded in 1920 at the end of World War I. This treaty changed the borders of Hungary. For example Myjava was located in Upper Hungary before…"

Feb 16, 2010

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: Galik, Letasi, Bohock, Kusenda, Kennedy, Donaldson, Morningstar, Trites

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: Czechoslovakia, Scotland

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Beginning Family History Researcher

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: Desire to 'save' my heritage.

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At 12:07pm on August 23, 2009, Diana Larson said…: I was kind of hoping you could tell me more about it! Ha ha ha. I recently met a third cousin who has done some research there. He said he found a lot of stuff on the census and was able to find burial records for the hometown cemetery. He also said that I could probably track down my great grandparents' naturalization papers there. Since I can already access the census through ancestry.com, I'm mainly interested in the citizenship stuff and trying to see if I can find old prison records (I have a great-uncle who supposedly died in prison)...

At 11:31am on August 23, 2009, Diana Larson said…: Hi Julie! Meant to ask you on facebook: have you ever done research in Lansing at the Library/Archives of Michigan?