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| 1051 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Kucera, Apolena (I2002)
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| 1052 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Beranek, Antonia (I746)
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| 1053 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Beranek, Thomas (I744)
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| 1054 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Brecka, Maria (I136)
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| 1055 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Kucera, Peter (I135)
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| 1056 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Kucera, John Peter (I104)
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| 1057 | Peter Coushera, Self, M, 50, Moravia, Married, Farmer Mary Coushera, Wife, F, 49, Moravia, Married, Keeping House Thomas Coushera, Son, M, 16, Moravia, Single Ellen Coushera, Daughter, F, 11, Moravia, Single John Coushera, Son, M, 7, Moravia, Single Frank Yclenk, Boarder, M, 21, Moravia, Married Toney Yclenk, Boarder, F, 19, Moravia, Married Frank Yclenk, Grandson, M, 2/12, Nebraska, Single | Jelinek, Frank J. (I3628)
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| 1058 | Peter Kucera traveled with his wife Maria and their children Apolena and John. With them were Maria's children from her first marriage Maria, Antonia, and Thomas Beranek. | Kucera, Peter (I135)
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| 1059 | Peter Kucera, M, 43, Workman Maria Kucera, F, 45, Wife Maria Beranek, F, 20 Antonio Beranek, F, 16 Thomas Beranek, M, 13 Apologia Kucera, F, 7 Johann Kucera, M, 4 The country to which they severally belong - Bohemia The country to which they intend to become inhabitants - United States of America Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage - Steerage «b»Notes:«/b» Peter Kucera traveled with his wife Maria and their children Apolena and John. With them were Maria's children from her first marriage Maria, Antonia, and Thomas Beranek. | Kucera, Peter (I135)
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| 1060 | Photo of gravestone found on FindAGrave | Rezac, Antonin (I598)
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| 1061 | Picture of gravestone on FindAGrave | Sabatka, Antonia (I601)
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| 1062 | Post office in North Bend, Nebraska | Soukup, Frank (I1318)
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| 1063 | Post office in North Bend; closest town | Soukup, Frank (I1318)
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| 1064 | Probably a transcription error. | Rezac, Josef (I627)
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| 1065 | Quarter lanner farmer per 1830, 1833,1836, and 1841 birth records | Papez, Matej (I2572)
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| 1066 | Reeve (Rychtar) was a mayor of a village or small town magistrate with limited autonomy competences, usually being nominated by feudal authority (owner of estate or domain). Reeve was an executive body of that authority and acted as interface between feudal office and village inhabitants. Reeve with help of aldermen solved small disputes, prepared testaments, assisted in property transfers and supervised fulfillment of feudal duties. Reeve was usually exempted from the drudgery during his term of office. More important matters e.g. complaints, accusations, debts, confirmations of land property transfers, orphan's trustee and management of municipal and church property was solved once per year during so called reeve court days, under control of feudal clerks, where reeve assisted. Court days were held in winter time, each village had different term. The reeve's office was extinct in 1849, when villages received full autonomy. | Nemec, Jan (I2500)
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| 1067 | Renounced allegiance to Emperor of Austria | Soukup, Antonin (I756)
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| 1068 | Renounced allegiance to Emperor of Germany | Soukup, Antonin (I756)
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| 1069 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Frank Jr. (I3615)
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| 1070 | Role: Companion | Kryl, Anna (I2422)
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| 1071 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Teresia (I2257)
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| 1072 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Antonia (I2245)
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| 1073 | Role: Companion | Beranek, Frantiska (I2563)
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| 1074 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Anna (I1940)
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| 1075 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Jan (I630)
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| 1076 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Antonin (I598)
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| 1077 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Frantisek (I597)
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| 1078 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Martin (I595)
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| 1079 | Role: Companion | Novak, Antonia (I592)
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| 1080 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Theresia (I373)
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| 1081 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Veronica (I335)
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| 1082 | Role: Companion | Lanik, Jan (I4799)
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| 1083 | Role: Companion | Lanik, Josef (I4800)
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| 1084 | Role: Companion | Staska, Franzisia (I4861)
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| 1085 | Role: Companion | Staska, Johann (I4862)
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| 1086 | Role: Companion | Bures, Barbora (I5293)
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| 1087 | Role: Companion | Chlup, Marie (I5616)
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| 1088 | Role: Companion | Chlup, Barbara (I5682)
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| 1089 | Role: Companion Agidius Recac, M, 50, Economist Margarethe Recac, F, 53 Antonia Recac, F, 22 Franziska Recac, F, 16 Johanne Recac, M, 13 Franz Recac, M, 9 Nationality - Moravia Last Permanent Residence Destination - Moravia Destination - U.S. of A. «b»Notes:«/b» Surname is actually Rezac which was misspelled as Recac. The father has the German spelling Agidius, also spelled as Aegidius in Latinized ancient Greek (https://www.name-doctor.com/search-names.html?key=agidius&search=1). The Czech spelling is Jiljí (https://www.name-doctor.com/name-jilji-meaning-of-jilji-39211.html). The entry F{missing}ika is actually Franziska as recorded in the Passenger List Card Index (MyHeritage and FamilySearch). The Antonia entry is actually Antonia Svoboda, the daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. This is confirmed in the 1869 Czech Census. Jiljí's brother Jan arrived earlier in Nebraska in 1873 and was followed by brother Martin and sister Victoria Rezac Zahourek in 1874. Jiljí was followed by his sisters Teresa Rezac Staska and Antonia Rezac Lanik who arrived in Nebraska in 1876. . | Pazdera, Marketa (I2757)
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| 1090 | Role: Companion Agidius Recac, M, 50, Economist Margarethe Recac, F, 53 Antonia Recac, F, 22 Franziska Recac, F, 16 Johanne Recac, M, 13 Franz Recac, M, 9 Nationality - Moravia Last Permanent Residence Destination - Moravia Destination - U.S. of A. «b»Notes:«/b» Surname is actually Rezac which was misspelled as Recac. The father has the German spelling Agidius, also spelled as Aegidius in Latinized ancient Greek (https://www.name-doctor.com/search-names.html?key=agidius&search=1). The Czech spelling is Jiljí (https://www.name-doctor.com/name-jilji-meaning-of-jilji-39211.html). The entry F{missing}ika is actually Franziska as recorded in the Passenger List Card Index (MyHeritage and FamilySearch). The Antonia entry is actually Antonia Svoboda, the daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. This is confirmed in the 1869 Czech Census. Jiljí's brother Jan arrived earlier in Nebraska in 1873 and was followed by brother Martin and sister Victoria Rezac Zahourek in 1874. Jiljí was followed by his sisters Teresa Rezac Staska and Antonia Rezac Lanik who arrived in Nebraska in 1876. . | Rezac, Jan (I2756)
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| 1091 | Role: Companion Agidius Recac, M, 50, Economist Margarethe Recac, F, 53 Antonia Recac, F, 22 Franziska Recac, F, 16 Johanne Recac, M, 13 Franz Recac, M, 9 Nationality - Moravia Last Permanent Residence Destination - Moravia Destination - U.S. of A. «b»Notes:«/b» Surname is actually Rezac which was misspelled as Recac. The father has the German spelling Agidius, also spelled as Aegidius in Latinized ancient Greek (https://www.name-doctor.com/search-names.html?key=agidius&search=1). The Czech spelling is Jiljí (https://www.name-doctor.com/name-jilji-meaning-of-jilji-39211.html). The entry F{missing}ika is actually Franziska as recorded in the Passenger List Card Index (MyHeritage and FamilySearch). The Antonia entry is actually Antonia Svoboda, the daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. This is confirmed in the 1869 Czech Census. Jiljí's brother Jan arrived earlier in Nebraska in 1873 and was followed by brother Martin and sister Victoria Rezac Zahourek in 1874. Jiljí was followed by his sisters Teresa Rezac Staska and Antonia Rezac Lanik who arrived in Nebraska in 1876. . | Svoboda, Antonie (I4781)
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| 1092 | Role: Companion Agidius Recac, M, 50, Economist Margarethe Recac, F, 53 Antonia Recac, F, 22 Franziska Recac, F, 16 Johanne Recac, M, 13 Franz Recac, M, 9 Nationality - Moravia Last Permanent Residence Destination - Moravia Destination - U.S. of A. «b»Notes:«/b» Surname is actually Rezac which was misspelled as Recac. The father has the German spelling Agidius, also spelled as Aegidius in Latinized ancient Greek (https://www.name-doctor.com/search-names.html?key=agidius&search=1). The Czech spelling is Jiljí (https://www.name-doctor.com/name-jilji-meaning-of-jilji-39211.html). The entry F{missing}ika is actually Franziska as recorded in the Passenger List Card Index (MyHeritage and FamilySearch). The Antonia entry is actually Antonia Svoboda, the daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. This is confirmed in the 1869 Czech Census. Jiljí's brother Jan arrived earlier in Nebraska in 1873 and was followed by brother Martin and sister Victoria Rezac Zahourek in 1874. Jiljí was followed by his sisters Teresa Rezac Staska and Antonia Rezac Lanik who arrived in Nebraska in 1876. . | Rezac, Frantiska (I4782)
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| 1093 | Role: Companion Agidius Recac, M, 50, Economist Margarethe Recac, F, 53 Antonia Recac, F, 22 Franziska Recac, F, 16 Johanne Recac, M, 13 Franz Recac, M, 9 Nationality - Moravia Last Permanent Residence Destination - Moravia Destination - U.S. of A. «b»Notes:«/b» Surname is actually Rezac which was misspelled as Recac. The father has the German spelling Agidius, also spelled as Aegidius in Latinized ancient Greek (https://www.name-doctor.com/search-names.html?key=agidius&search=1). The Czech spelling is Jiljí (https://www.name-doctor.com/name-jilji-meaning-of-jilji-39211.html). The entry F{missing}ika is actually Franziska as recorded in the Passenger List Card Index (MyHeritage and FamilySearch). The Antonia entry is actually Antonia Svoboda, the daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. This is confirmed in the 1869 Czech Census. Jiljí's brother Jan arrived earlier in Nebraska in 1873 and was followed by brother Martin and sister Victoria Rezac Zahourek in 1874. Jiljí was followed by his sisters Teresa Rezac Staska and Antonia Rezac Lanik who arrived in Nebraska in 1876. . | Rezac, Frantisek (I4783)
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| 1094 | Role: Companion Although Caroline is listed among the passengers it is believed it was her brother Joseph instead. Joseph has not been found in any immigration records and Caroline is on the passenger list arriving in 1870 with her siblings Rosalie and Anton. The year 1870 also matches what Caroline reported in the 1900 and 1910 US Census. It is reasonable to conclude that Joseph that came to the US in 1867 and Caroline arrived in 1870. | Datel, Frantisek (I3597)
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| 1095 | Role: Companion Although Caroline is listed among the passengers it is believed it was her brother Joseph instead. Joseph has not been found in any immigration records and Caroline is on the passenger list arriving in 1870 with her siblings Rosalie and Anton. The year 1870 also matches what Caroline reported in the 1900 and 1910 US Census. It is reasonable to conclude that Joseph that came to the US in 1867 and Caroline arrived in 1870. | Datel, Josef (I2522)
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| 1096 | Role: Companion Although Caroline is listed among the passengers it is believed it was her brother Joseph instead. Joseph has not been found in any immigration records and Caroline is on the passenger list arriving in 1870 with her siblings Rosalie and Anton. The year 1870 also matches what Caroline reported in the 1900 and 1910 US Census. It is reasonable to conclude that Joseph that came to the US in 1867 and Caroline arrived in 1870. | Datel, Vaclav (I2040)
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| 1097 | Role: Companion Although Caroline is listed among the passengers it is believed it was her brother Joseph instead. Joseph has not been found in any immigration records and Caroline is on the passenger list arriving in 1870 with her siblings Rosalie and Anton. The year 1870 also matches what Caroline reported in the 1900 and 1910 US Census. It is reasonable to conclude that Joseph that came to the US in 1867 and Caroline arrived in 1870. | Datel, Anna (I2038)
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| 1098 | Role: Companion Although Caroline is listed among the passengers it is believed it was her brother Joseph instead. Joseph has not been found in any immigration records and Caroline is on the passenger list arriving in 1870 with her siblings Rosalie and Anton. The year 1870 also matches what Caroline reported in the 1900 and 1910 US Census. It is reasonable to conclude that Joseph that came to the US in 1867 and Caroline arrived in 1870. | Suk, Anna (I755)
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| 1099 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Laborer Anezka Sabatka, F, 37 Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14 Anton Sabatka, M, 11 Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Laborer Marie Sabatka, F, 32 Antonia Sabatka, F, 5 Anna Sabatka, F, 2 Residence Place - Blatnic, Mähren [Moravia] Destination - New York, America «b»Notes«/b»: Anton Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Johann's family | Anezka (I5267)
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| 1100 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Laborer Anezka Sabatka, F, 37 Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14 Anton Sabatka, M, 11 Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Laborer Marie Sabatka, F, 32 Antonia Sabatka, F, 5 Anna Sabatka, F, 2 Residence Place - Blatnic, Mähren [Moravia] Destination - New York, America «b»Notes«/b»: Anton Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Johann's family | Sabatka, Mathias (I5268)
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