Does anyone know a Marincich or Knaflec?

[wldspirit]

Here are census forms to transcribe your data...easier to read your own handwriting!!!!

http://www.genealogy.com/00000061.html

and these family group sheets are great for tracking the family at a glance....

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/ ... mGrpRe.ASP

wldspirit

[nuccia]

Nuccia is better at getting these images into a larger format.....
Mine always need a magnifying glass!!!!!

wldspirit

I'll try to make it larger and re post it.


nuccia

[nuccia]

Heres the resized image..I hope I linked to correct one!

http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/103/ ... tomqc4.jpg

It seems a bit better...I actually like using the forms wldspirit provided. Its great to back everything up anyway on paper.

nuccia

[suanj]

Hi, the surname spelling could be different... I found a Valentin Marincic austrian (slovenian), single, age 24 in 1905 (imm. year) and needing of some suggestions... I don't able in final destination reading, perhaps someone can help:

http://ellisisland.org/search/shipmanif ... 2482020412
regards, suanj

[nuccia]

I believe going to Clevland Ohio like the others...originally thought Penn.

Anyone else?

Just to further complicate things, I Looked up Anton Novac in 1900 census...came back as Nebraska and Chicago...all from Bohemia
nuccia

[wldspirit]

Much better.....it can be viewed without the magnifying glass.....
wldspirit

[vj]

look at line 27 same manifest: Tercio, Colorado

It exists!
googled it - old coal mining town

suanj, great find, my money's on this one! Valarie

note the number of ways colorado is written on this manifest, never the
same way twice: col. colo. colorado
goodgrief!

btw, isn't it 5:20AM in Italy?? suanj?

[jcsm400]

1920 census

http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/2863 ... 920le7.jpg


WWI Draft Card

http://img348.imageshack.us/img348/6687 ... aftwy1.jpg


1910 census-- MERINSIE/MARINCICH

http://img56.imageshack.us/img56/1173/m ... 910st5.jpg


1910 census for Franciska Knafelc

http://img159.imageshack.us/img159/4552 ... 910qk4.jpg



jcsm

[suanj]

Hi great help, really could be tercio Colorado... perhaps is the right person.. the surname, also in Italy, is spelled Marincic or Marincich, in the past it was always same family branche..... the Grafenbrun or Grofenbrun, from what i understand is near Gorizia are .. but I cannot find it because the last political changements , after WWII are so much, and many towns changed the name... thanks !kisses! suanj

[vj]

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[suanj]

another suggestion:
here is a ship's manifest of a Marincic people (slovenian) that came from same town of Valentin Marincic ( it seem Grafenbrun/Grofenburn or similar spell), well , this marincic people going in Pueblo, Colorado from a KNAFELC friend in pueblo.. I believe that could be a error: Knafelc instead of Knaflec, but what is interesting is, that, the Marincic people came in Colorado:

Jochan Marincic

http://ellisisland.org/search/shipmanif ... 2604110515
suanj

[mgonzales]

Man you guys are Awesome!!!! I told my mother and she was blown away..

[jcsm400]

Possible town (s) of birth?

http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.d ... shtetlexp5

Perhaps getting his death certificate & naturalization record will help find the correct town of birth. Death certificate may also provide parent information.

Here is a link to to the available LDS films for naturalizaations in US District Court, Pueblo Division.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... +1877-1952++

Locate your nearest LDS-Family History Center.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... et_fhc.asp

Guide to obtaining the films.

http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/Foru ... =2581.html

Slovakian Research>

http://www.geocities.com/aitkenms/slovakia.html

These are only my suggestions, perhaps someone else can help you better as to how to proceed.

jcsm

[suanj]

WOW... perhaps I found the right spelling of name town: Grafenbrunn aka Knežak currently, (Obcina Benedikt region, SLOVENIA) map: http://www.fallingrain.com/world/SI/0/Knezak.html
suanj

[tonib]

I am related to both Marincich and Martinelli families.

If I am correct, your grandmother is Jean (Marincich/Martinelli) Genova, and your mother is Helena Gonzales.

Correct?

Jean Genova is my great-grandmother's sister. My great grandmother is Frances (Marincich/Novak) Masciotra.