Name: Nohavec Family Tree 12

Updated: 08-02-2020 11:08:53.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary Anne PAPIK: Birth: 2 JUL 1879 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 9 NOV 1936 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska

  2. Emma PAPIK: Birth: 2 SEP 1880 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 29 FEB 1940 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska

  3. Anna PAPIK: Birth: 13 SEP 1882 in Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 22 AUG 1942 in Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska

  4. Adella Ida PAPIK: Birth: 30 MAY 1884 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 16 DEC 1930 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska

  5. Charles Frank "Charlie" PAPIK: Birth: 12 AUG 1886 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 23 AUG 1966 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska

  6. Eddie PAPIK: Birth: JAN 1890. Death: 25 APR 1890

  7. Joseph J. PAPIK: Birth: 7 JUN 1893 in Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 24 FEB 1946 in Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska

  8. Ladimore Frank PAPIK: Birth: 7 DEC 1895 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska. Death: 19 MAR 1979 in Crete, Saline County, Nebraska

  9. Adolph PAPIK: Birth: SEP 1900. Death: 28 SEP 1900

  10. Edward PAPIK: Birth: SEP 1900. Death: 17 JAN 1901


Sources
1. Title:   1900 Census - Madison County, Nebraska 1900 Census - Stephens County, Texas 1900 Census - Williamson County, Texas
Text:   1900 Census - Saline County, Nebraska 1900 Census - Seward County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - San Juan County, New Mexico
  1900 Census - Fillmore County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Hitchcock County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Saunders County
  1900 Census - Randolph County, Indiana
  1900 Census - Lancaster County
  1900 Census - Stanton County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Audubon County, Iowa
  1900 Census - Rawlins County, Kansas
  1900 Census - Ashe County, North Carolina
  1900 Census - Butler County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Colfax County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Meade County, South Dakota
  1900 Census - Pennington County, South Dakota
  1900 Census - Monona County, Iowa
  1900 Census - Chickasaw County, Iowa
  1900 Census - Ellis County, Texas
  1900 Census - Yavapai County, Arizona
  1900 Census - Rice County, Minnesota
  1900 Census - Valley County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Mendicino County, California
  1900 Census - Noble County, Oklahoma
  1900 Census - Cheyenne County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Mercer County, Pennsylvania
  1900 Census - Franklin County, Ohio
  1900 Census - Indiana County, Pennsylvania
  1900 Census - Kanawha County, West Virginia
  1900 Census - Cass County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Wayne County, Illinois
  1900 Census - Somerset County, Pennsylvania
  1900 Census - Bates County, Missouri
  1900 Census - Gage County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Defiance County, Ohio
  1900 Census - Jefferson County, Nebraska
  1900 June 2 Census, Stephens County, Texas, Pct. 8 Dist 142, p. 221B, HH 25, Fam. 26
 Ramsay, Robert H., 49, AR, b. Jan. 1851, AR TN unk, farmer, attended school, reads, writes
 wife, Louisa R., 38, b. Apr. 1861, TX AR LA, reads, writes,
 son, Lancaska E., 14, b. Mar. 1885, TX AR LA, farm labor, attended school 3 mos, can read and write
 James L., 12, b. Dec., 1887, farm labor, 3 school, can read and write
 Dolphus R., 10, b. Jan. 1890, farm labor, 3 school, can read and write
 William H., 7, b. Dec. 1892,
 Vivie E., dau., 5, b. Mar. 1894,
 Gracie, dau., 3, b. June 1896
 Hattie R., dau., b. Feb. 1900, 5 mos.
  1900 Census - Franklin County, Missouri
  1900 Census - Union County, Indiana
  1900 Census - Phillips County, Kansas
  1900 Census - Box Butte County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Glynn County, Georgia
  1900 Census - Black Hawk County, Iowa
  1900 Census - Howard County, MIssouri
  1900 Census - Platte County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Burt County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Greeley County, Nebraska
  1900 Census - Cumberland County, Illinois
  1900 Census - Pulaski County, Missouri
  1900 Census - Greene County, Missouri
2. Title:   Letter from Frankie Siemiller-Rogers Letter from Elsie M. Wood Letter from Rose Marie Hulse Letter from Marily Powell to Dean Hartley Letter to Gale Frame from Robert J. Kuncl Letter from Reinhart Billiar, billiarb@borg.eums.edu Letter from Bernadine Hughes
3. Text:   Information from Dr. T. Albert Dobson, Vancouver, BC, 1999 R. Dobson Bible: Charlotte b. 30 Sep 1804. Notes of Melvin Walter Trenholm, Dartmouth, NS, 1980 1851: Charlotte, wife, age 46.
  Information in a phone call to Charles LaVern Hammer on January 26, 2012. (541) 746-0072 chuck_h@@comcast.net
  Information from Evelyn Rose (Korbel) Frame, eframe@@hersheytel.net, 4390 N. Parkway Road, RR Box 223, Hershey, Nebraska 69143-4428, (308) 368-5291, dated 8 Mar 2002.
  Information received from Lois (Skrdlant) Nohavec, 747 County Road 1800, Crete, Nebraska 68333-4294, 22 May 2002 (402) 826 5293
  Information received from Jack Muckey
  Information obtained from Marie (Jess) Jelinek through Albert Jelinek on February 5, 2013
  Information from Nadine (Siedhoff) Summers (402) 489-7667

Notes
a. Note:   N184 Czechs are lovers not only of music, singing and dancing, but also of drama and in any settlement of any size they give amateur theatricals frequently. The first performance of this kind in Saline County and probably in the state (with the exception of Omaha) was given by the Reading Society, on the farm of John M. Svoboda, member of J.C.D. Lodge Kvetoslava No. 64, Z.C.B.J. Lodge Karolina Svetiz No. 96, and the Star Club. His home was located about two miles from Crete. The log house 16x22 served for the opera house, lighted by only two windows. The play given was "Rekrutyrka v Kocourkove" (Recruiting Soldiers In Kocourkov), with Joseph Jindra as stage manager and the following actors and actresses: John M. Svoboda, Frank Nedela, Vitus Jelinek, Frank Znamenacek, Vaclav Aksamit, Anton Herman, Mrs. Elizabeth Aron and Miss Mary Nedela (later Mrs. Kubicek). Eight-year-old Barbara Nedela (now Mrs. Frank Papik) took the part of a boy. Boards laid across two strong saw bucks served for a stage and a white calico curtain for the drop. Everybody came whose feet could carry him and everybody was satisfied with the performance, at the close of which the "stage" was carried out and a dance held. This took place in 1869.
  Obituary
  Mrs. Barbara Papik, one of the pioneers of Saline County, died Friday morning at her home in Crete, her death coming unexpectedly and as a shock to the entire community. Mrs. Papik suffered a paralytic stroke about three months ago, but had recovered her usual good health and on the day before her death entertrained the Star Club of which she had long been a respected member.
  Mrs. Barbara Nedela Papik was born June 8, 1860 in the city of Mseno, County of Melnik, Bohemia. She was the youngest child of John and Barbara Nedela. As a child of six, she emigrated with her parents to America, settling first in Chicago, Illinois. After two years they moved to Nebraska, where her parents settled 3 1/2 miles southwest of Crete. At that time, there were no near neighbors. Lincoln was a small village and Nebraska City was the nearest trading point. On this homestead, she grew to womanhood.
  October 22, 1878, she was united in marriage with Mr. Frank J. Papik, and together they shared the hardships and privations of those early days. In the fall of 1909, Mr. and Mrs. Papik moved to Crete, where they built a beautiful home and where they lived until Mr. Papik's death in July 1924.
  After the death of her husband, she sold the home and purchased the residence where she died. Mrs. Papik was a member of J.C.D. Lodge Kvetoslava No. 64, the Z. C. B. J. Lodge Karolina Svella No. 46, and the Star Club. Those left surviving her and who mourn her untimely death are Mrs. Mary Musil, Mrs. Emma Jazicek, Mrs. Anna Matejka, Mrs. Ida Nohaec, and the sons Charles, Joseph, and Ladimore Papik. Also 23 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and a multitude of friends and acquaintances.
  Funeral services were held at the Sokol Hall Sunday afternoon, December 18, where a large gathering of friends and relatives gathered. The services were conducted by F. J. Sadilek, a life-long friend of the family, also by members of the orders to which she belonged. Interment was at the Maple Grove cemetery near Crete.
b. Note:   License in book 2, page 517

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