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| 1851 | Robert D. Gillett, M, 61, US, Citizen, Farmer Mareita Gillett, F, 57, US, Citizen Frank Gillett, M, 31, US, Citizen, Farmer | Snyder, Maryette (I9556)
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| 1852 | Robert Gillit, Head, M, 69, [b. Apr 1831], New York, Widower, Farmer Frank Gillit, Son, M, 40, [b. Dec 1860], New York, Married, Farm laborer, married 2 years Thomas Dickenson, Daughter-in-law's father, M, 64, [b. Oct 1835], New York, Widower, Farm laborer Maud Gillit, Daughter-in-law, F, 43, [b. Apr 1867], New York, Married, married 2 years, 0 children born, 0 children still living | Dickenson, Thomas (I10397)
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| 1853 | Robert Gillit, Head, M, 69, [b. Apr 1831], New York, Widower, Farmer Frank Gillit, Son, M, 40, [b. Dec 1860], New York, Married, Farm laborer, married 2 years Thomas Dickenson, Daughter-in-law's father, M, 64, [b. Oct 1835], New York, Widower, Farm laborer Maud Gillit, Daughter-in-law, F, 43, [b. Apr 1867], New York, Married, married 2 years, 0 children born, 0 children still living | Dickenson, Maud (I10396)
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| 1854 | Robert Gillit, Head, M, 69, [b. Apr 1831], New York, Widower, Farmer Frank Gillit, Son, M, 40, [b. Dec 1860], New York, Married, Farm laborer, married 2 years Thomas Dickenson, Daughter-in-law's father, M, 64, [b. Oct 1835], New York, Widower, Farm laborer Maud Gillit, Daughter-in-law, F, 43, [b. Apr 1867], New York, Married, married 2 years, 0 children born, 0 children still living | Gillett, Frank (I9564)
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| 1855 | Robert Gillit, Head, M, 69, [b. Apr 1831], New York, Widower, Farmer Frank Gillit, Son, M, 40, [b. Dec 1860], New York, Married, Farm laborer, married 2 years Thomas Dickenson, Daughter-in-law's father, M, 64, [b. Oct 1835], New York, Widower, Farm laborer Maud Gillit, Daughter-in-law, F, 43, [b. Apr 1867], New York, Married, married 2 years, 0 children born, 0 children still living | Gillett, Robert D. (I9562)
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| 1856 | Role: Administrator | Golden, Robert E. (I391)
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| 1857 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Frank Jr. (I3615)
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| 1858 | Role: Companion | Kryl, Anna (I2422)
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| 1859 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Teresia (I2257)
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| 1860 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Antonia (I2245)
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| 1861 | Role: Companion | Beranek, Frantiska (I2563)
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| 1862 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Anna (I1940)
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| 1863 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Jan (I630)
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| 1864 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Antonin (I598)
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| 1865 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Frantisek (I597)
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| 1866 | Role: Companion | Rezac, Martin (I595)
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| 1867 | Role: Companion | Novak, Antonia (I592)
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| 1868 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Theresia (I373)
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| 1869 | Role: Companion | Beznoska, Veronica (I335)
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| 1870 | Role: Companion | Lanik, Jan (I4799)
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| 1871 | Role: Companion | Lanik, Josef (I4800)
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| 1872 | Role: Companion | Staska, Franzisia (I4861)
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| 1873 | Role: Companion | Staska, Johann (I4862)
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| 1874 | Role: Companion | Bures, Barbora (I5293)
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| 1875 | Role: Companion | Chlup, Marie (I5616)
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| 1876 | Role: Companion | Chlup, Barbara (I5682)
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| 1877 | 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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| 1878 | 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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| 1879 | 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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| 1880 | 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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| 1881 | 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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| 1882 | 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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| 1883 | 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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| 1884 | 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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| 1885 | 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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| 1886 | 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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| 1887 | 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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| 1888 | 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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| 1889 | 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, Anton (I5269)
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| 1890 | 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»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Mary (I741)
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| 1891 | 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»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Sabatka, Antonia (I601)
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| 1892 | 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»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Sabatka, Anna (I5264)
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| 1893 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes:«/b» Anton Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Johann's family | Anezka (I5267)
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| 1894 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes:«/b» Anton Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Johann's family | Sabatka, Mathias (I5268)
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| 1895 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes:«/b» Anton Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Johann's family | Sabatka, Anton (I5269)
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| 1896 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes«/b»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Mary (I741)
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| 1897 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes«/b»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Sabatka, Antonia (I601)
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| 1898 | Role: Companion Anton Sabatka, M, 54, Moravian, Workman Anezka Sabatka, F, 37, Moravian Mathias, Sabatka, M, 14, Moravian Anton Sabatka, M, 11, Moravian Johan Sabatka, M, 43, Moravian, Workman Marie Sabatka, F, 32, Moravian Antonia Sabatka, F, 5, Moravian Anna Sabatka, F, 2, Moravian Place of Origin - Mähren [Moravia] Departure Port - Hamburg, Germany and Le Havre, France Destination - USA Arrival Port - New York Ship - Cimbria «b»Notes«/b»: Johann Sabatka's family traveled with his brother Anton's family. | Sabatka, Anna (I5264)
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| 1899 | Role: Companion Anton Sonkap, M, 56, Bohemian, Farmer Maria Sonkap, F, 54, Bohemian Anna Sonkap, F, 22, Bohemian Maria Sonkap, F, 21, Bohemian Anton Sonkap, M, 16, Bohemian Ve{rest torn}, F, 9, Bohemian Last legal residence: Bohemia Country claiming allegiance: Osterreich «b»Notes:«/b» Surname Sonkap is a transcription error of Soukup; the original is very faint. Anton, age 56, and Maria, age 54, are married. Anna, age 22, is thought to be Anna Zakovec, the daughter of Maria's first marriage and the future wife of Joseph Hines. Ve{rest torn} is female and is thought to be Veronica Soukup. Maria, age 21, is thought to be Maria Bures, niece of the older Maria Bures, daughter of Vojtech Bures, and future wife of Frank Hines. The missing son Frank Soukup came in 1869 with his stepbrother John Zakovec and his family. Joseph Hines and Frank Hines are brothers and lived in the same village as the Soukups. | Zakovec, Anna (I1751)
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| 1900 | Role: Companion Anton Sonkap, M, 56, Bohemian, Farmer Maria Sonkap, F, 54, Bohemian Anna Sonkap, F, 22, Bohemian Maria Sonkap, F, 21, Bohemian Anton Sonkap, M, 16, Bohemian Ve{rest torn}, F, 9, Bohemian Last legal residence: Bohemia Country claiming allegiance: Osterreich «b»Notes:«/b» Surname Sonkap is a transcription error of Soukup; the original is very faint. Anton, age 56, and Maria, age 54, are married. Anna, age 22, is thought to be Anna Zakovec, the daughter of Maria's first marriage and the future wife of Joseph Hines. Ve{rest torn} is female and is thought to be Veronica Soukup. Maria, age 21, is thought to be Maria Bures, niece of the older Maria Bures, daughter of Vojtech Bures, and future wife of Frank Hines. The missing son Frank Soukup came in 1869 with his stepbrother John Zakovec and his family. Joseph Hines and Frank Hines are brothers and lived in the same village as the Soukups. | Soukup, Veronica (I1317)
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