Our Family History
The Genealogy of the Ruzicka and Manchak Families
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| 851 | Prior to Miroslava Klemsova's family updates, we had her name listed as "Francis Kovar". | KOVAROVA, Frantiska (I157)
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| 852 | Published in the Chicago Sun-Times on 29 Sep 2003 is this obituary... Petrzelka, Anton "Tony" Veteran of WWII, Navy Seabees, beloved husband of Klara (nee Vitek), loving father of Cynthia (Bill) Stefinsky and Skip (Barbara), dear grandfather of Veronica (Jose) Guerrero and Bill Jr. (Lisa) Stefinsky, cherished great-grandfather of Nicholas Stefinsky, fond brother of Rudolph (Valeria) Peters, also brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. Member of P.F.C. Ted Stempien Post #8821 VFW, Archer-Highland Post #698 AL, St. Brunio Senior Citizens and Archer Heights Senior Citizens. Funeral Wednesday, October 1, 2003, 9:30 a.m. from Szykowny Funeral Home, Ltd., 4901 S. Archer Ave. (one block east of Pulaski at Szykowny Blvd.), to St. Bruno Church. Mass 10:00 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Visitation Tuesday, 2:00 to 9:00 p.m. For funeral information, 773-735-7521. The Anton mentioned in the obituary is buried at Resurrection Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleums in Justice, Cook, Illinois, USA. On 20 Dec 2012, the Sun-Times published the obituary of Klara F. PETRZELKA... Petrzelka, Klara F. (nee Vitek) Beloved wife of the late Anton; loving mother of Cynthia (William) Stefinsky and Dwight (Barbara); dearest grandmother of Veronica (Jose) Stevens, William A. (Lisa), and Leigh; great-grandmother of Nicholas and Anthony. Survived and loved by brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, other family members, and many friends. Proud member of the Daughters of Isabella, St. Bruno Choir, Bingo Committee, Mothers Club, and PFC Ted Stempien V.F.W. Archer Highland American Legion Post Womens Auxiliary. Funeral Saturday, December 22, 2012, 9:30 A.M. at Szykowny Funeral Home, Jonathan F. Siedlecki, Director, 4901 So. Archer Ave. (1 blk east of Pulaski at Szykowny Blvd.) to St. Bruno Church, 10:00 A.M. Mass. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Visitation Friday, 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. For funeral info 773-735-7521. Until we can definitively prove these people are the same as those in the family tree, we will leave them referenced here as notes. | PETRZELKA, Anton (I2583)
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| 853 | Qualicum Beach Cemetery (Qualicum Beach, British Columbia, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S801)
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| 854 | Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery (Hillside, Cook, Illinois, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S681)
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| 855 | Queen's Park Cemetery and Mausoleum (Calgary, Alberta, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S1089)
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| 856 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | TOMASZEWSKI, Raymond (I3257)
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| 857 | Red Deer Cemetery (Red Deer, Alberta, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S872)
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| 858 | Redding Memorial Park (Redding, Shasta, California, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1036)
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| 859 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | RUZICKA, Wendy (I450)
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| 860 | Referred to as "Baby Staroba" on this census. | STAROBA, Arlene Helen (I3331)
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| 861 | Resthaven Memorial Park (Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1570)
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| 862 | Resurrection Cemetery (Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, USA); 7800 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68124. Grave markers. | Source (S661)
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| 863 | Resurrection Memorial Cemetery (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1057)
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| 864 | Richard is listed as male on the census but at the same time is also listed as the daughter of the head of household. Whoops. | SYKORA, Richard Henry (I1426)
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| 865 | Richard NICKS obituary does not list Robert's name (only Vivian's) and indicates that "sons-in-law" preceded him in death. | KALMIK, Robert Edward (I4404)
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| 866 | Riverside Cemetery (Vegreville, Alberta, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S854)
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| 867 | Riverside National Cemetery (Riverside, Riverside, California, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S853)
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| 868 | Riverview Cemetery (Firth, Bingham, Idaho, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1364)
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| 869 | Riverview Cemetery (Richmond, Virginia, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1246)
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| 870 | Riverview Cemetery (Williston, Williams, North Dakota, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1390)
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| 871 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Robert L. RUZICKA / Jane AUXIER (F95)
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| 872 | Robert and Madonna's marricate certificate indicates that Robert's first wife passed away 02 Apr 1990. | Family: Robert Eugene FISHER / Madonna Louise PADGETT (F1227)
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| 873 | Robert has a twin sister named Roberta L. | MODLIN, Robert Elmer (I3156)
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| 874 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Robert Bowen TRIVETT / Jeanne Anne LEWIS (F470)
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| 875 | Rose Hill Burial Park (Fairlawn, Summit, Ohio, USA); Latitude: 41.13791015841805, Longitude: -81.62575721740722. Grave markers. | Source (S554)
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| 876 | Rose Hill Cemetery (Hebron, Thayer, Nebraska, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1146)
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| 877 | Rose Lawn Cemetery (Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa, Florida, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1478)
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| 878 | Rosehill Cemetery (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S624)
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| 879 | Rosie and her sister Bessie had a double wedding. | Family: Karel Joseph BREZNY / Rosie M. RUZICKA (F284)
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| 880 | Rosie has listed her birth location as North Dakota on this census, which does not match what is known about her history. | RUZICKA, Rosie M. (I738)
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| 881 | Sacred Heart Cemetery (Hebron, Thayer, Nebraska, USA); Latitude: 40.17670, Longitude: -97.58810. Grave markers. | Source (S571)
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| 882 | Sacred Heart Cemetery (Notikewin, Northern Lights, Alberta, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S921)
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| 883 | Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery (Bowmansville, Erie, New York, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S724)
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| 884 | Saint Adalbert's Cemetery (Lancaster, Erie, New York, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1186)
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| 885 | Saint John's Cemetery (Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1265)
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| 886 | Saint Martin of Tours Cemetery (Franklin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1293)
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| 887 | Saint Mary Magdalene Cemetery (Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1155)
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| 888 | Saint Mary of the Assumption Cemetery (Lancaster, Erie, New York, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1424)
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| 889 | Saint Mary's Cemetery (Danbury, Woodbury, Iowa, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1571)
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| 890 | Saint Mary's Cemetery (Spencer, Boyd, Nebraska, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1118)
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| 891 | Saint Peter's Cemetery (London, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada). Grave markers. | Source (S907)
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| 892 | Saint Vincent's Cemetery (Akron, Summit, Ohio, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1007)
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| 893 | Saints Peter & Paul Cemetery (Abie, Butler, Nebraska, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S668)
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| 894 | Salisbury History A Short History of Salisbury United Church Salisbury United Church has a rich history with its roots firmly rooted in the fertile soil of the Salisbury District. In 1886, early settlers in the area around what is now Sherwood Park established a United Church congregation in Salisbury. Services were held in private homes, and later in a school. The first church was built at Salisbury Corner (which is now part of the cloverleaf located at the Sherwood Park Freeway and Highway 14) in 1915. Many families, including Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic worked together to build the community church. A new church building was erected in 1959. Volunteer workers included some if the first residents of Sherwood Park. In 1964, the building was moved to its present site at Broadmoor Boulevard and Mission Street, in order to make way for the new cloverleaf at Salisbury Corner. The building was enlarged in 1981. The Salisbury Pioneers The Salisbury District comprised sixteen square miles bounded by what is now Edmonton’s 17th Street on the west, Baseline Road on the north, approximately Clover Bar Road on the east, and Township Road 522 on the south. It took its name from Lord Salisbury who became Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1894. The following are the names of the pioneer families who settled and farmed in Salisbury District during the period from the 1890's to the 1955 establishment of Sherwood Park. Oskar Abegg, Jack Adams, E. Allan, K. Allan, James Allan, J.C. Allcock, Otto Arps, Arty Bell, Chester Ball, Edward Ball, Frank Ball, George Ball, John Ball, John Ball 2nd, Lester Ball, Wallace Ball, William Ball, C.C. Barkley, E. James Barrett, William Bell, B. Bishop, John B. Bodnaruk, W. Bolster, Marshall Bowen, B. Braiden, Ralph Burgess, Graham Campbell, O.E. Campbell, E.P. Caverhill, M.A. Chrenek, R. Connor, W.H. Connor,Mrs. R. Cook, Alfred Cover, D. Cover, C. Crane, Orville J. Daily, A. George Daly, Thomas Daly, A.S. Davies, J. Davis, W.C. Davis, R. Donwoodie, Pete Dorosh, Clarence Drader, E.P. Fawcett, R.A. Fawcett, F. Ford, W.C. Frederick, Sam Galley, Clyde Gilles, C.A. Grant, Mrs. G. Grant, Reginald Gray, Sidney Gray, Newton Griffin, Paul Guenette, W.W. Halliday, Frank R. Haythorne, A. Higgins, George Hipkin, Gerald Hipkin, P. James Hipkin, Alf Hooke, J.E. Horwood, A.J. Hosegood, Bill Hosford, J. Wesley Hosford, Leigh Hulbert, Ralph Hulbert, Richard Hulbert, Robert G. Hulbert, Dennis Hunter, T. Hyslop, Thomas G. James, G.A. Casey Jones, J. Jones, T. Jones, Shep Kaplain, W. Keith, William Keith, Mike Kowalchuk, Louis Kutt, Walter Kutt, John Lang, F. Latam, Mike Lawrin, K.L. Lawson, N.C. Legge, Lendrum sisters, R. Lindsay, Les Lott, J.S. Lozier, Geoge McAllister, Roy McAllister, William McAllister, M.A. McBain, S. McCaughey, J.B. McIntyre, M. McKay, N. Martini, J. Mathews, Tom Mattison, A.C. Mauzer, William P. Mentuk, N.D. Mills, William R. Mills, J.T. Moore, W.H. Nettleton, Allan L. Ordze, Ronald Ordze, Arthur J. Ottewell, Wilber Ottewell, M. Page, Norman Page, Walter Patrie, V.M. Petroskey, F. Pthie, James Pithie, J.H. Reed, Joe Reed, T.A. Rees, Hugh Richardson, Fred T. Rickett, E. Robarge, J. Robinson, L. Robinson, T. Robonson, Rowson, A. Roy Seccombe, Henry Seutter, W.C. Shaw, B. Sirco, Mike Sirco, Frank Smeltzer, Frank J. Smeltzer, Maurice Smeltzer, W. Smeltzer, George M. Smyth, John Smyth, S.M. Smyth, M.L. Spankee, W.L. Spankee, A. James Stannard, Albert J. Stannard, Derek L.G. Stannard, George H. Stannard, Glen Stannard, Gordon Stannard, Gordon C. Stannard, Lloyd Stannard, Robert Stannard, Roy C. Stannard, M. Starko, John Stephens, William Stephens, John Stephenson, Roy Stephenson, Norman Strachan, R.D. Strange, G.W. Swanson, Robert Swanson, T. Swift, Dr. Terwillgar, A.J. Thompson, Les VanLeeuween, Mike Verbitsky, F. Ward, Harold Wonnacott, J.B. Wood, Peter Yohemas, G. Youston. | YOHEMAS, Peter (I2187)
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| 895 | San Fernando Mission Cemetery (Mission Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1368)
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| 896 | Santa Rosa Memorial Park (Santa Rosa, Sonoma, California, USA). Grave markers. | Source (S1436)
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| 897 | Searching for "Shan Stewart" on ancestry.com gives various answers, including multiple "U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995" entries dated 1948 through 1969 - all in Palo Alto, CA. We do not truly know this is the same person so we will just reference them here for now. | DOBRY, Antoinette Christine (I289)
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| 898 | Section 20 Plot 228 | FISHER, Otis Jr. (I853)
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| 899 | Section 20 Plot 228 | SARACKI, Helen (I854)
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| 900 | section 62, site 86 139624918 | COLEMAN, Rexford Lee (I293)
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