Schirado-Filibeck genealogy

Schirado-Filibeck Genealogy

Family of John Filibeck I (4) & Magdalena Kaslek

9. John Filibeck II. Born on 15 Oct 1863 in Wetschehausen, Banat. John died in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND, on 14 Jun 1901; he was 37. Buried in Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Glen Ullin. Occupation: Farmer, blacksmith.

Wetschehausen, variously spelled Westhausen or Wetschehas, in Hungarian Vecseháa or Vetchaus, and now officially named Petroasa Mare, is in the eastern part of Banat, currently in Romania, about 5 miles southwest of Lugoj, and about 30 miles east of Timisoara.

Helen's notes say they arrived in the United States in May,1895. Filibeck's came from Vetchaus, Austria, now in Romania. Also spelled Wetchahaus.
Also mentions Lugoz-Boughttiebets to come to USA. This may be a ship name.
Filibecks first went to Richardson to friends (Youngheim?). Landed in Boston on Bremen ship. Grandpa Filibeck walked to Haymarsh to find work. Given a horse and wagon by Sam Nagle. Brought family back to Haymarsh to live in a house by Peter Brown. He was a blacksmith by trade. Had a good living in old county.

AUNT JULIE FILIBECK 'S NARRATIVE
Imigrated to the United States on the ship Dutcher Loyd Bremen in 1896, landing in Boston. Arrived in Richardton, ND, in May and were met by friends they knew in their native country -- Wetchahaus, Austria-Hungary. The friends were Dominic Phillips. Mother and the five children stayed with the Phillip's, living in a barn for three weeks while Father went out to look for a home and work. He went by foot and found a place in the Haymarsh community. He got a job on Simon Nagel's farm and an old house he could move his family into at the Brown farm. Mother and the children helped work with whatever they could to help pay for the use of the house until they took up their homestead. Father helped with the farm work and did all the blacksmith work for the whole valley.
Father was a blacksmith by trade. He learned this trade while he was in the military service in Austria Hungary. He could speak six languages which he also learned while in the service. He also learned English which he could speak very well at his death.
They took their homestead about three miles northwest of Glen Ullin. It is the land that has the Meissner Dam on it, which they bought later after his death. They built a sod house and barn and other shelter buildings. They had a coal mine. Father uncovered and hauled coal to Glen Ullin. There was also sandstone which he hauled to town for the basement of Sacred Heart Church. Father and Stanislaus Wetztein built the foundation and basement fo the church.
The three youngest children - Christina, Anna and Julianna were born on the farm. Anna died in infancy.
In 1901, Father took sick with Pneumonia. Was in the hot summer and he drank extremely cold water. There were no doctors. He took sick on Thursday and on Saturday, June 14, 1901 he died. He is buried on the hill in the parish cemetary in Glen Ullin. He is the first one buried on the south end in the second row. Mother was buried there twenty years later. Father was 37 when he died.
Mother stayed on the farm until 1902. She had a house built on some lots in Glen Ullin and moved to town. She worked hard doing any kind of work. She did housework, nursing, midwife with the doctor and washed and dressed corpses. The latter was done mostly as charity to help friends.
The children stayed with her and helped her until each married. Mother was sick many years and died December 18, 1921, aged 52.

Glen Ullin Yesteryears 1883-1983
Immigrated in May, 1896 landing in Boston. Ship was Deutcher Loyd of the Bremen Ship Company. Came to Richardson, ND by train. They were met by the Dominic Philip family. Already had five children when they arrived.

David Dreyer’s Ship Extraction Database of the Banat²
FILIBECK Johann -[F412] - Age: 30 -From: Hungaria-banat
-DtAr: 18 May 1896 - To: North Dakota, ND -Via: Ham/NY -Ship: Prussia
-Note: Accompanied by wife, Theresia 28 and kids, Rosalia 5, Theresia 3 and Stefan 6/12 [b. 15 Oct 1863 Wetschehausen, d. 18 Dec 1921 Glen Ullin).
Children:
Rosalia Filibeck, b. 25 Jul 1887 Ernsthausen, d. 20 Apr 1978, m. 8 May 1908 Glen Ullin to Josef Duppong (b. 15 Jun 1885 Ernsthausen, d. 29 Mar 1934).
Franz Filibeck, b. 22 Feb 1889, d. 1892.
Theresia Filibeck, b. 22 Jan 1890 Wetschehausen, d. 13 Jun 1977 Glen Ullin, m. 12 May 1908 Glen Ullin to Johann Schirado (b. 29 Oct 1866 Klek, d. 27 Aug 1964 Jamstown ND).
Johann Filibeck, b. 31 Dec 1891, d. 21 May 1973 ND, m. 12 Jan 1912 Glen Ullin to Margaret Fetter, (b. 6 May 1895 Wetschehausen).
Josef Filibeck, b. 6 Jan 1893, d. 29 Nov 1972, m. 15 Jan 1917 to Clara Wollmann.
Stefan Filibeck, b. 30 Aug 1895, d. 21 Jul 1962, m. 28 Feb 1916 to Mary Balog.
Christina Filibeck, b. 24 Jul 1897, m. Rudolf Heinle (b. 1 Jan 1898).
Anna Filibeck, b. 24 Dec 1898, d. 24 Dec 1898.
Julianna Filibeck, b. 10 Apr 1901 Glen Ullin, d. 22 Mar 1998 Glen Ullin, m. Mathias Schirado (b.12 Apr 1895 Klek, d. 25 Sep 1967).

1900 Federal Census. Glen Ullin, Morton County, North Dakota
Roll T623_1230, page 4B
John Fillibeck, head, b. Oct 1863, 36, m. 14 years, farmer
Theresa Fillibeck, wife, b. Aug 1868, 31, m. 14 eyars, 8 children, 6 living
Rosalia Fillibeck, daughter, b. Jul 1887, 12
Theresa Fillibeck, daughter, b. Jun 1890, 9
John Fillibeck, son, b. Dec 1892, 7
Joseph Fillibeck, son, b. Jan 1894, 6
Stephan Fillibeck, son, b. Aug 1895, 4
Christina Fillibeck, daughter, b. Jun 1897, 2
Franz B. Duradchek, brother-in-law, b. Jan 1865, 35, m. 11 years
Clara Duradchek, sister-in-law, b. Aug 1871, 28, m. 11 years, 3 children, 2 living
Antonia Duradchek, niece, b. Mar, 1894, 6
Theresa Duradchek, niece, b. May, 1898, 2
All were born in Austria-Hungary as were their parents, except Christina and Theresa, the 2-year-olds, who were born in North Dakota. The Fillibecks immigated in 1896 while the Duradcheks immigrated in 1898.

Medical: Died of Pneumonia.

In Oct 1886 John married Theresa Regel, daughter of Joseph Regel & Anna [Regel], in Wetschehausen, Banat. Born on 30 Aug 1868 in Wetschehausen, Banat. Theresa died in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND, on 18 Dec 1920; she was 52. Buried in Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Glen Ullin.

Her (Theresa Regal's) hometown was Ish one faulwas, Austria Hungary. She was five years old when she came to the United States. Her mother came from Wetchhouse, Hungary.

1910 Federal Census. Glen Ullin, Morton County, North Dakota
Roll T624_1144, page 8B
Thresia Filepeck, head, 44, widowed, wash woman, at home
John Filepeck, son, 18, laborer, coal shed
Joe Filepeck, son, 16, laborer, odd job
Anna Filepeck, daughter, 9
All were born in Hungary as were their parents, except Anna who was born in North Dakota.

1920 Federal Census. Glen Ullin, Morton County, North Dakota
Roll T625_1337, page 8A
3rd Street
Thressa Filibeck, head, 52, widowed, imm. 1895, b. Hungary, father b. Germany, mother b. Hungary, washerwoman, private family
Julia Schirado, daughter, 18, b. ND, parents b. Hungary
Math Schirado, son-in-law, 24, b. Hungary, parents b. Hungary, teamster, dray line

Lived with her daugher Julie and son-in-law Math in Glen Ullen during the census of February, 1920. Theresa was age 52.

Their children include:

20	i.	Rosalia Filibeck (25 Jul 1887-20 Apr 1978)
	ii.	Frantz Filibeck (Died young). Born on 22 Feb 1889 in Wetschehausen, Banat. Frantz died in 1892 in Wetschehausen, Banat. Medical: Died of Diptheria in Austria Hungary according to GLEN ULLIN TH E FIRST HUNDRED YEARS.
21	iii.	Theresa A. Filibeck (22 Jun 1890-13 Jul 1977)
22	iv.	John Filibeck III (31 Dec 1891-21 May 1973)
23	v.	Joseph Filibeck (6 Jan 1893-29 Nov 1972)
24	vi.	Steven Filibeck (30 Aug 1895-31 Jul 1962)
25	vii.	Christina Filibeck (24 Jul 1897-25 Aug 1992)
	viii.	Anna Filibeck (Died soon). Born on 24 Dec 1898. Anna died on 24 Dec 1898; she was <1.
	ix.	Juliana (Julie) Filibeck. Born on 10 Apr 1901 in Glen Ullin, ND. Juliana (Julie) died in Glen Ullin, Morton County, ND, on 22 Mar 1998; she was 96. Natural Causes. Social Security Death Index Julia F. Schirado. Last residence 58631 Glen Ullin Born 10 Apr 1901, died 22 Mar 1998. SSN issued Washington before 1951. On 28 Jan 1919 when Juliana (Julie) was 17, she married Mathias J. (Matt) Schirado, son of Thomas Schirado (5) (8 Mar 1851-25 Sep 1931) & Eva Schwartz (17) (14 Sep 1854-21 Feb 1916), in Sacred Heart Church, Glen Ullin, Morton County, ND. Born on 12 Apr 1895 in Klek, Banat.¹ Mathias J. (Matt) died in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND, on 25 Sep 1967; he was 72. Buried on 28 Sep 1967 in Glen Ullin Catholic Cemetary. Occupation: Teamster in 1920. He and his mother and siblings arrived in Baltimore, Maryland on September 1, 1898 on the North German Lloyd ship Willehad. He was headed for a relative, Josef Duppong, in Hebron, ND.³ In 1920, Math and Julia were residing with her mother Theresa Filibeck at Glen Ullen. 1925 North Dakota Census. Bluegrass Township, Morton County Math J. Schirado, 30 Julia M. Schirado, 24 Lorenz Schirado, 42 1930 Federal Census. Blue Grass Township, Morton County, North Dakota Roll 1739, page 3B Matt Schrade, head, 35, m. age 26, b. Hungary, parents b. Hungary, imm. 1898, farmer, general farm Julianne Schrade, wife, 29, m. age 18, b. ND, parents b. Hungary Social Security Death Index Mathias Schirado. Last residence 58631 Glen Ullin. Born 12 Apr 1895, died Sep 1967. SSN issued North Dakota before 1951.

As of the 1900 census, John and Theresa had eight children, and six of them were living.⁴

10. Joseph Filibeck. Born ca Mar 1869 in Austria-Hungary.

David Dreyer’s Ship Extraction Database of the Banat²
FILIBECK Josef -[F412]- Age: 29 -From: Wetschehausen   -DtAr: 31 Mar 1898 - To: North Dakota, ND -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Friederich D Gr   -Note: Accompanied by wife, Julia 24 and daughters, Theresia 3 1/2 and Anna 2 1/2. Going to join brother, Johann Filibeck [Moved via Montana to Banat Mich. 1920 census].

1900 Federal Census. Glen Ullin, Morton County, North Dakota
Roll T623_1230, page 4B
Joseph Filipek, head, b. Mar 1869, 31, m. 7 years, farmer
Julianna Filipek, wife, b. Mar 1874, 26, m. 7 years, 4 children, 3 living
Theresa Filipek, daughter, b. Oct 1893, 6
Anna Filipek, daughter, b. Apr 1895, 5
Franciska Filipek, daughter, b. Jul 1898, 1
All were born in Austria-Hungary as were there parents, except Franciska who was born in North Dakota. They immigrated in 1897. The family is listed nearby the John Fillibeck family on the census list.

1910 Federal Census. Glen Ullin, Morton County, North Dakota
Roll T624_1144, page 2A
Joseph Filipech, head, 41, m2. 2 years, imm. 1898, carpenter, own account
Anna Filipech, wife, 26, m1. 2 years, 1 child, living
Frances Filipech, daughter, 12
John Filipech, son, 10
Frank Filipech, son, 8
Katie Filipech, daughter, 6
Frank Filipech, son, 3
Helen Filipech, daughter, 2 months
Joseph and Anna and their parents were born in Hungary while the chidren were born in North Dakota. Two sons are listed with the same name Frank. According to the 1920 census, the second one was Frank Lonk, Anna’s son by her first husband.

Joseph and his family moved from North Dakota to Montana about 1912, and from there to Michigan about 1917. The sellted in a village called Banat in Holmes Township. It was named that after the many immigrants who settled there from Banat, some coming from other places in the United states such as St. Louis, Missouri, starting in about 1909. The village grew for a couple of decades but soon declined as the land is poor for farming.

1920 Federal Census. Holmes Township, Menominee County, Michigan
Roll T625_785, page 2B
Dated 20 Feb 1920
Joseph Filipeck, head, 52, imm. 1892, nat. 1903, b. Austria-Hungary, parents b. Austria-Hungary, farm laborer, general farm
Anna Filipeck, wife, 35, imm. 1906, nat. 1906, b. Austria-Hungary, parents b. Austria-Hungary
John Filipeck, son, 19, b. ND, parents b. Austria-Hungary, farm laborer, general farm
Frank Filipeck, son, 17, b. ditto, farm laborer, general farm
Frank Lonk, step son, 13, b. ND, father b. Germany, mother b. Austria-Hungary
Helen Filipeck, daughter, 9, b. ND, parents b. Austria-Hungary
Joseph Filipeck, son, 7, b. Montana, , parents b. Austria-Hungary
Albert Filipeck, son, 6, b. ditto
William Filipeck, son, 4 years 7 months, b. ditto
Mary Filipeck, daughter, 2 years 6 months, b. Michigan, parents b. Austria-Hungary

1930 Federal Census. Holmes Township, Menominee County, Michigan
Roll 1011, page 2A
Joseph Filibeck, head, 61, m. age 23, b. Austria, parents b. Austria, imm. 1898, laborer, odd jobs
Anna Filibeck, wife, 45, m. age 22, b. Austria, parents b. Austria, imm. 1905
Joseph Filibeck, son, 18, b. MT, parents b. Austria, laborer, odd jobs
Albert Filibeck, son, 16, b. ditto
William Filibeck, son, 14, b. ditto
Mary Filibeck, daughter, 12, b. MI, parents b. Austria
Anna Filibeck, daughter, 9, b. ditto
Elizabeth Filibeck, daughter, 5, b. ditto

ca 1893 Joseph first married Julianna [Filibeck]. Born on 9 Mar 1874 in Austria-Hungary. Julianna died in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND, on 9 Mar 1906; she was 32. Buried in Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery, Glen Ullin.

Their children include:

		i.	Theresa Filibeck. Born in Oct 1893 in Austria-Hungary.
		ii.	Anna Filibeck. Born in Apr 1895 in Austria-Hungary.
		iii.	Frances Filibeck. Born in Jul 1898 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND.
		iv.	John Filibeck. Born ca 1900 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND.
		v.	Frank Filibeck. Born on 18 Mar 1902 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND. Frank died in Stephenson, Menominee Co., MI, on 26 Dec 1972; he was 70. Social Security Death Index Frank Filibeck. Last residence Stephenson, Menominee Co., MI Born 18 Mar 1902, died Dec 1972. SSN issued Pennsylvania before 1951 Frank married Clara Battles, daughter of Warren C. Battles (Aug 1860-) & Adeline Summers (Feb 1874-). Born on 17 Sep 1905 in Montana. Clara died in Menominee, Menominee Co., MI, on 29 Dec 1981; she was 76. Social Security Death Index Clara Filibeck. Last residence Stephenson, Menominee Co., MI Born 17 Sep 1905, died Dec 1981. SSN issued Wyoming before 1951
		vi.	Katie Filibeck. Born ca 1904 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND.

ca 1909 Joseph second married Anna [Filibeck]. Born ca 1884 in Austria-Hungary.

Anna immigrated in 1906. Anna’s first husband was a Mr Lonk or perhaps Link. There were two Link chidren buried in the
George, b. 19 Mar 1903, d. 7 Aug 1903
Esabellae, b. 21 Sep 1905, d. 18 Jan 1906

Their children include:

		i.	Frank Filibeck (Adopted). Born on 1 Apr 1907 in North Dakota. Frank died on 12 Feb 1992; he was 84. Frank was the son of Anna and her first husband. Social Security Death Index Frank Filibeck Born 1 Apr 1907, died 12 Feb 1992. SSN issued Michigan before 1951
		ii.	Helen Filibeck. Born ca 1910 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND.
		iii.	Joseph Filibeck. Born on 11 Jan 1912 in Montana. Joseph died in Powers, Menominee Co., MI, on 5 Jan 1986; he was 73. Social Security Death Index Joseph Filibeck. Last residence 49821, Daggett, Menominee Co., MI. Last benefit: same Born 11 Jan 1912, died Jan 1986. SSN issued Michigan before 1951
		iv.	Albert J. Filibeck. Born ca 1914 in Montana. Albert J. died on 9 Jun 1974 in Wisconsin. Social Security Death Index Albert Filibeck Born 16 Oct 1913, died Jun 1974. SSN issued Pennsylvania before 1951 Albert J. married Katherine Ann Walter, daughter of Louis Walter & Katherine Kanton. Born on 26 Jun 1921. Katherine Ann died in Michigan on 25 Dec 2010; she was 89. Social Security Death Index Katherine Ann Filibeck. Last residence 55311, Osseo, Hennepin Co., Minnesota Born 26 Jun 1921, died 25 Dec 2010. SSN issued Michigan 1955
		v.	William Filibeck. Born on 3 May 1915 in Montana. William died in Stephenson, Menominee Co., MI, on 12 Apr 2002; he was 86. Social Security Death Index William. Last residence 49887, Stephenson, Menominee Co., MI Born 3 May 1915, died 12 Apr 2002. SSN issued Michigan before 1951
		vi.	M. Filibeck (Private)
		vii.	A. Filibeck (Private)
		viii.	Elizabeth Filibeck. Born on 12 Dec 1924 in Michigan. Elizabeth died in Corning, Tehama Co., CA, on 26 Dec 2006; she was 82. Elizabeth married a Mr Bader, and a Mr Gordon.

11. Clara Filibeck. Born in 1871. Clara died on 9 Oct 1956.

In 1889 Clara married Franz Joseph Duratchek, son of Genevieve [Duratchek]. Born in 1865 in Wetschehausen, Banat. Franz Joseph died on 29 May 1935 in Glen Ullin, Morton Co., ND.

Alternate spellings for Duratchek are Durachek, Duradchek or Turacek. Turacek was used in Hungary.

David Dreyer’s Ship Extraction Database of the Banat²
DURACHAK[TURACHAK] Franz -[D622] - Age: 31 -From: Wetschehausen   -DtAr: 31 Mar 1898 - To: North Dakota, ND -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Friedrich D Gr   -Note: Accompanied by wife, Klara 27 and daughter, Katharine 5 1/2.

Franz and Clara left Wetcheshaus (Wejehaus) in February 1898 and arrived in March in Glen Ullin. They came with the Balogs and the Wohlman's.

In the 1900 census, they are listed as residing with the John Fillibeck family in Glen Ullin.

Their children include:

		i.	Clara Duratchek. Born ca 1892 in Wetschehausen, Banat.
		ii.	Antonia (Sister Claudia) Duratchek. Born in 1894.
		iii.	Teresa Duratchek. Born on 21 May 1898 in Bismarck, ND. In 1921 Teresa married Nick V. Seeberger, son of Nikolas Seeberger (ca 1870-) & Katharine Krauss (ca 1876-). Born in 1898 in Weisenhaid, Banat. Nick V. died in 1960.

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