64240.Rosalia Dekold. Born on 4 Nov 1831 in Klek, Banat.691 Rosalia died in Klek, Banat, on 27 Feb 1913; she was 81.691
(To be placed) BENTRUP, BARBARA E. (nee DeKold): Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice St. Louis Post-Dispatch (MO) - February 20, 2005 Deceased Name: BENTRUP, BARBARA E. (nee DeKold) BENTRUP, BARBARA E. (nee DeKold), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Fri., Feb. 18, 2005; beloved wife of the late Harold S. Bentrup; dear mother of Hal G. (Susan) Bentrup and Lois (Ed) Relling; loving grandmother of Tyler, Hope and Lilly; dear sister of Pete DeKold and the late Catherine Kautz and Joseph DeKold; our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral from KUTIS AFFTON Chapel, 10151 Gravois, Tues., Feb. 22, 12 Noon to St. George Catholic Church for 12:30 p.m. Mass. Interment National Cemetery. Contributions to Down Syndrome Association of St. Louis, 8420 Delmar St. Louis, M* 63124 appreciated Visitation Mon. 4-9 p.m. Edition: Five Star Late LiftCopyright, 2005, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Rosalia married Mathias Schirado, son of Johann S. Schirado & Anna Maria Krimmer. Born on 1 Mar 1827 in Klek, Banat.
From: Dave Dreyer <ddreyer@pacbell.net> Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Schirado family Date: September 28, 2011 12:53:26 PM EDT To: Roberta Schirado <rhjschirado@gmail.com>Bobbi,
Since you are having trouble accessing the Josefsdorf material I have pasted the Schirado family block below at the end of this message. This is what I have on the family at this point. After reading the material in your attachment I realized that we should look in the Aurelheim family book for possible further data on these guys. I find the following;
SCHIRADO Mathias, son of Mathias Schirado and Rosalia Dekold *1868 Klek oo 22 Jan 1873 Ujwar Glasz Susanna, dau of Johann Glasz and Magdalena Michls *1 Aug 1873 Aurelheim Michael *25 Nov 1893 Johann *25 Oct 1896 Anna *27 Jul 1898 Kids born in Aurelheim
Finally I will past some fragmentary results from the Klek family book by Repp which should allow you to expand and partly complete your Schirato families.
Schirado,Mathias, verm.Sv: Johann S. und Anna Maria Krimer( Krimmer)(Josef Kühn: 1563/1) * verm. Klek 03.01.1827, Wo: Klek 135 oo Dekold,Rosalia, Tv. Johannes D. und Magdalena Welter,( Josef Kühn 0248/2 ) * Klek 04.11.1831 + Klek 27.02.1913 (83J.) 1. Anton(verm.Sohn) * Klek 1852 oo Elisabeth Brunet 1178 2. Kaspar(verm.Sohn)* Klek 31.01.1863 oo Katharina Henlein 1180 3. Thomas(verm S.) * oo Eva Schwarz 1179
1178 Schirado,Anton(Schirado,Anton), verm. Sv: Mathias S. und Rosalia Dekold 1193/1 * Klek 1852 + Kathreinfeld 14.11.1923 oo Brunet,Elisabeth, Tv. Johann B. und Anna Schneider( R.Egert: FB Kat. T.2 B 191/2 ) * Kathreinfeld 1863, Wo: Kathreinfeld 71 + Kathreinfeld 12.07.1945 8 Kinder * Kathreinfeld 1882-1901 ( Roswitha Egert/FB Kathreinfeld T.2 S 044 )
1180 Schirado,Kaspar(Schirado,Kaspar), verm. Sv: Mathias S. und Rosalia Dekold 1177/2 * Klek 31.01.1863, Wo: Klek 135 + Klek 10.02.1933 oo Henlein,Katharina, Tv * 02.07.1854 + in Böhmen 1. Maria * Klek 01.09.1887 oo Josef Giljum 0276 2. Rosalia * Klek 11.03.1889 oo Franz Schott 1221 3. Kaspar * Klek 01.07.1892 oo Regina Petschner 1181 3. Katharina * Klek 27.08.1894 oo Anton Bundy 0115 (Lorenz Lang S.178)
1181 Schirado,Kaspar(Schirado Kaspar), Sv.Kaspar S.und Katharina Henlein 1180/3 * Klek 01.07.1892, Wo: Klek 135 oo Klek 20.10.1918, Tz: Adreas Zahner(Beruf:Herrenfriseur)/Paul Gossmann Petschner,Regina, Tv. Johannes P. und Elisabeth Seiler 1005/3 * Klek 14.01.1900, Wo: Klek 1. Katharina * Klek 15.01.1920 - Klek 18.01.1920, Tp: Anton Bundy/Katharina Wenzel 2. Nikolaus * Klek 05.10.1921 - Klek 08.10.1921, Tp: Nikolaus Petschner/Rosalia Schott 3. Susanna * Klek 12.03.1925 - Klek 15.03.1925, Tp: Paul Petschner From the Josefsdorf Work
SCHIRADO Thomas To ND 1898 *8 Mar 1851 Klek +25 Sep 1931 Glen Ullin oo Klek SCHWARTZ Eva, dau of Peter SCHWARTZ and Barbara WAMBACH *14 Sep 1854 Klek +21 Feb 1916 Glen Ullin ND 1 Katharina *5 Aug 1883 oo Martin DUPPONG 2 Lorenz *2 Feb 1885 +19 Oct 1942 Glen Ullin 3 Johann *20 Oct 1886 Klek +27 Aug 1964 Glen Ullin oo Theresia FILIBECK 4 Thomas *7 Nov 1888 +22 Feb 1965 5 Anton *7 Sep 1891 +3 Aug 1943 Haymarsh ND 6 Mathias *12 Apr 1895 +25 Sep 1976 Glen Ullin oo Julie FILIBECK * ND 7 Josef *17 Dec 1899 +21 Jan 1959
Dave Dreyer
----- Original Message ----- From: "Roberta Schirado" <rhjschirado@gmail.com> To: "Dave Dreyer" <ddreyer@pacbell.net> Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 9:31 PM Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Schirado family
Hi Dave,
I'm enclosing a very "Draft" report I'm putting together on the Schirado family. It's somewhat repetitive and also has some notes included, but most of the information I have is all there. It's still a work in progress.
Mathias' Jr.'s death certificate states that his father was Mathias Schirado and his mother Rosalia Dekold. Thomas, his wife Eva and their youngest son Josef (who was born in North Dakota) go back to Klek to visit in 1910. The reason given on the ship's manifest is that his mother Rosalia, is ill. Their destination when they return to America is St. Louis. On the same page is Frencz Zahner, also going to St. Louis to see Uncle Mathias Schirado. Also, a Family Group Sheet that Thomas' grandson has, shows his mother's first name as Rosalie. With three sources, I think it's very likely that Thomas and Mathias are brothers.
So far, family tradition and all of the records I've located say that Thomas's children were born in Klek. But I'm still looking.
Couldn't access the Josefdorf info - I suspect it's an operator problem.
Bobbie If you have time could you go to Banatbooks.com and look at the file for Josefsdorf. You will see that we have the Thomas Schirado family displayed. Do you know who the parents of Thomas Schirado were? Does my list of kids for this family agree with yours? Is there any evidence that all these kids were born in Klek? I expect that the last kid, Josef must have been born in North Dakota. Glen Ullin? I'll be gone the next 3 weeks so if your answer requires a reply it may take awhile. Dave Dreyer
The information about POWs has been very interesting. Like some other midwestern communities, Sparta, Michigan also had a POW camp. The Germans interred here were also used as farm workers on "The Ridge" an area in western Michigan about 30 miles inland from Lake Michigan where acres of fruit trees are planted. Over the years several articles have been printed in the Grand Rapids Press about the camp. If anyone is interested I will try to get copies.
Both sides of my husband's (Rob's) family immigrated to North Dakota from the Banat in the late 1890s. His father, Leo, spoke only German until he was in his late teens. This was less true for several younger siblings, as they remember speaking German at home and English"out in the world." Leo and several of his brothers also served in the army during WWII. No one in his family has ever mentioned suffering any discrimination for their German ancestry.
BI "Before the Internet" and EI "Early Internet" we spent a great deal of time researching Schirados and Filibecks, relying on much of the work Dave Dreyer did. BR "Before Retirement" work, family, other interests (yep, there are other things besides genealogy), and other ancestors (other branches had information that was found more easily), dragged us away from Banat relatives.
This summer we attended the Schirado Reunion in Glen Ullin, North Dakota and reconnected with Rob's roots. We also visited cousins in St. Louis, Missouri and attended the Federation of Genealogical Societies Seminar in Springfield, Illinois. Several chance meetings or comments set us off on hot new trails. Since then I've finally confirmed two younger siblings to my husband's great grandfather, Thomas, who settled in North Dakota. Mathias Schirado, Jr. immigrated to St. Louis. Gene Sommers has been extremely helpful in adding Magdalena Schirado to the family. There are hints that there are still more siblings to be identified.
So far, this has been a round-a-bout way to say I'm very interested in Mr. Moore's research on the Banat community in St. Louis. From the research I've done there is a definite pattern of nieces, nephews, and friends from the same Banat towns going to visit or stay with relatives in St. Louis.
Mr. Moore mentioned, ". . . I'm working on a book (which will be years in the writing) about John, his family, and his community. If I ever finish it, it will be, in part, a book about how becoming American and becoming modern sometimes entails forgetting." In many ways I've found this to be true of the North Dakota Banaters. Not so much in regards to WWII, but definitely concerning the "old country". None of Rob's uncles or aunts recall the immigrant generation wanting to remember much at all about where they lived or what they did before coming to America.
Bobbi Schirado
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(To be placed) SCHIRADO Anton -[S630]- Age: 17 -From: Gr Betschkerek -DtAr: Friday, 8 Mar 1907 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Pannonia -Note: Born in Gr Betschkerek. Going to join uncle, Mathias Schirado. SCHIRATO Elisabeth -[S630]- Age: 18 -From: Mollydorf -DtAr: Thursday, 5 Dec 1912 - To: Detroit, MI -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Main -Note: Born in Mollydorf. Grandfather, Nikolaus Holla, lives in Mollydorf. Going to join cousin, Nikolaus Jost. SCHIRATO Elisabeth -[S630]- Age: 42 -From: Mollydorf -DtAr: Thursday, 5 Dec 1912 - To: Lebanon, PA -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Main -Note: Accompanied by kids, Anton 13, Elisabeth 11, Peter 10, Stefan 6 and Mathias 4, all born in Mollydorf. Father, Nikolaus Holla, lives in Mollydorf. Going to join husband, Johann Schirato. SCHIRATO Johann -[S630]- Age: 17 -From: Mollydorf -DtAr: Wednesday, 9 Nov 1910 - To: Catasauqua, PA -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Neckar -Note: Born in Mollydorf. Mother, Elisabeth Schirato, remains in Mollydorf. Going to join his father, Johann Schirato [see also under Sirato]. SCHIRATO Johann -[S630]- Age: 41 -From: Mollydorf -DtAr: Thursday, 9 Jun 1910 - To: Catasauqua, PA -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Ultonia -Note: Wife lives in Mollydorf. SCHIRATO Mathias -[S630]- Age: 36 -From: Aurelheim -DtAr: Monday, 7 Nov 1904 - To: Cincinnati, OH -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Pannonia -Note: Accompanied by wife, Susanna 29, and kids, Michael 10, Johann 8 and Barbara 11/12 [*ca 1868 Klek, son of Mathias Schirado and Rosalia Dekold, oo to Susanna Glasz, dau of Johann Glasz and Magdalena Michls. SCHIRATO Peter -[S630]- Age: 18 -From: Heufeld -DtAr: Friday, 22 Mar 1907 - To: Baltimore, MD -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Gera -Note: Born in Heufeld. SCHIRATO Rosa -[S630]- Age: 16 -From: Heufeld -DtAr: Monday, 14 May 1906 - To: Philadelphia, PA -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Slavonia Emigration from Banat in the National Archives Ship Records Extractions by David Dreyer - of San Mateo, California http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~...Surname-Schepfer.htm
BIRONG Conrad -[B652]- Age: 21 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Saturday, 14 May 1904 - To: Providence, NJ -Via: Ham/NY -Ship: Patricia -Note: Going to join brother, Franz Birong. BIRONG Franz -[B652]- Age: 24 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Tuesday, 7 Jan 1908 - To: New York, NY -Via: Ham/NY -Ship: Bluecher -Note: Born in Kathreinfeld. Father, Mathias Birong, lives in Kathreinfeld. Going to join brother, Konrad Birong. BIRONG Franz -[B652]- Age: 41 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Thursday, 6 Mar 1930 - To: Winnipeg, MB -Via: Bre/Hal -Ship: Stuttgart -Note: Father, Josef Birong, lives at Kathreinfeld 113. Canadian passenger ship record. BIRONG Konrad -[B652]- Age: 47 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Monday, 16 Apr 1906 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Carpathia -Note: Accompanied by wife, Katharine 43 and kids, Mathias 7 and Maria 4. Going to join son-in-law, Mathias Wendling. BIRONG Konrad -[B652]- Age: 54 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Monday, 25 Aug 1913 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Ham/NY -Ship: K Augusta Victoria -Note: Accompanied by wife, Kathreine 49, son Mathias 14, and the sisters Klara 20 and Elisabeth Schirado 17, all born in Kathreinfeld. Brother, M Birong, lives in Kathreinfeld. Going to join bro-in-law, Mathias Wending. Previously lived in St Louis, 1906-1911. BIRONG Maria -[B652]- Age: 22 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Wednesday, 13 Apr 1904 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Bre/Bal -Ship: Brandenburg BIRONG Maria -[B652]- Age: 18 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Saturday, 14 May 1904 - To: Winnipeg, MB -Via: Ham/NY -Ship: Patricia -Note: Going to join uncle, Johann Eisen. In transit to Canada. BIRONG Peter -[B652]- Age: 44 -From: Kathreinfeld -DtAr: Sunday, 11 Apr 1909 - To: New York, NY -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Main -Note: Accompanied by daughter, Margaret 15, both born in Kathreinfeld. Wife, Anna Birong, lives in Kathreinfeld. Going to join cousin, Konrad Birong. ZAHNER Franz -[Z560]- Age: 17 -From: Klek -DtAr: Wednesday, 16 Mar 1910 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Bre/NY -Ship: Kronprinz Cecilie -Note: Born in Klek. Father, Andreas Zahner, lives at 88 Klek. Going to join uncle, Andreas Schirado. SCHIRADO Anton -[S630]- Age: 17 -From: Gr Betschkerek -DtAr: Friday, 8 Mar 1907 - To: St Louis, MO -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Pannonia -Note: Born in Gr Betschkerek. Going to join uncle, Mathias Schirado.
From: Yannuzzi <yannuzzi.gmp@ames.net> Subject: Sirato family Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 15:25:13 -0600
Hello. Is there anyone with SIRATO/SCHIRATO/SHIRATO's in their family trees? I am looking for information about my family. When they emigrated to the United States they used the Schirato or Shirato spelling. There were: Janos(John) Schirato born March 16, 1868 in Nowosel married Elizabeth Kolla born March 17, 1870 in Molin children John Schirato born February 3, 1893 in Mullendorf Anthony Schirato born December 8, 1900 in Muldorf Elizabeth Schirato born February 14, 1902 in Mullendorf Peter Shirato born July 21, 1903 in BANAT Steven Shirato born May 29, 1906 Matthew Shirato born December 4, 1908 in Molin Janos Schirato was orphaned I believe his parents were Janos Sirato and Cora Zahoria. If anything looks familiar please get in touch with me. I am not familiar with the geography of Hungary and I learned the places of birth through word of mouth so they may be spelled wrong. Thank you. Michele Yannuzzi SCHIRADO/HOLLINGER in Serbia Posted by: Frank Hollinger, Denmark Date: December 03, 2001 at 12:38:40
861 of 2213 Gg-grandmother Mitzi Schirado is believed to derive from Rijeka/Fiume in Croatia. - Any info on that SCHRADO name appreciated.
Born 185x. 1883 she lived in Nagy-Toszeg, Torontal, Banat, Austrian-Hungary, now Serbia and was married to my gg-grandfahter Jacob (Jakab?) Hollinger. She gave birth to my g-grandfather, Matthias Max Hollinger and 2 boys and a girl. Buried in a catholic cementary in Lugoj/Lugosch, Timisoara, Romania. Any info on that HOLLINGER name appreciated. Is spelling correct? Schirato?Schirado??
Ship’s Manifest: Page 8; The S.S. Sierra Codoba left Bremen, Germany 29 September 1928 for Buenos Aires, Argentinia. This website is written in German. Third class passenter number 91 is Josef Schirado, age 28 from Katerina, Juoslawien. He is a Landw. Tagelohner and his marital stattus is veth. This website is a project with the BremenChamber of Commerce and teh Bremen Staatsarchiv. http://hotel432.server4you.de/passagierlisten/list...D=428045&lang=en
Katherine Schirado daughter of Kaspar Schirado From: "Dave Dreyer" <ddreyer@pacbell.net> Subject: Re: [BANAT-L] Marijana Bundy, my maternal grandmother Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2009 22:42:38 -0800 References: <07520C2ECCE04EEDBC35BC2A3646270F@DianeLaptop>
Diane; Klek and Lazarfeld were two adjacent but different villages and it is likely that there were repeated marriages back and forth. In the early days Klek, up to 1851 was a filial of Lazarfeld. Klek was raised to a parish in 1851 so starting at this date the KBs are kept separately. There was a gal on the list some years back who was decended from the Bundys in Missoula. She seemed to know a fair amount about her family. There were a number of families from Klek living in Missoula. As I recall one of these was called Neuhaus. There was some but limited exchange between the group in Missoula and the Banater colony in North Dakota and Glendive Montana. You will find an abstract of the passenger ship record for Marianna who is going to Great Falls and is from Klek at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~banatdata/DDB/HomePage.htm Your list of kids for Johann(Hans) Bundy and Katharina Steyer is much more complete than the one I have. Much of the Bundy data that I have comes orgionally from Hans Repp Bundy Johann *1841 Heufeld/Massdorf +30 Jul 1916 Klek lived in house No 135b oo Steyer Katharina *1855 Klek +23 Dec 1940 Klek I will paste your list of kids below and use it to make annotations in brackets 1. Thomas 1871-1949, died Bruckberg, Germany; mother was Susanna Altmayer > 2. Johann 1875-1875, died Klek; mother was probably Susanna > Altmayer, maybe Katherina Steyer[+13 May 1896] > 3. Matt 1877-1927, died Great Falls, Montana > 4. Amei 1879-1910, died North Dakota > 5. Eva 1881-1927, died Great Falls, Montana > 6. Nicholas 1884-1947, died Vienna? > 7. Karl 1885-1975, died Vienna? > 8. Marijana 1887-1946, died Missoula, Montana > 9. Anton 1889-1966, died Firth, Germany [*28 Aug 1889 Klek] > 10.Johann 1893-1945, died Vetterstaden?
Bundy Anton, son of Johann Bundy and Katharina Steyer *28 Aug 1889 Klek HN 135 oo 25 Nov 1919 Klek Schirado Katharina, dau of Kaspar Schirado and Katharina Henlein *27 Aug 1894 Klek HN 135
Bundy Thomas, son of Johann Bundy and Susanna Altmayer *26 Dec 1871 Klek HN 135 b +10 Jun 1949 Bruckberg oo 31 Jan 1897 Toran (Doran) Theresia, dau of Kaspar Toran and Katharina Metz *28 Jan 1877 Klek 14
I have no further data on the other kids. Schirado(Schirato) from Klek is a well known Banater surname in North Dakota and there was a Bernie Schirado who was from the Glen Ullin/Klek and was very active on the list in the early days.. Johann Bundy is from Heufeld but the Heufeld family book by Kuhn does not go far enough to overlap with any of the above data so one is faced with a gap in the data. As with most Heimat books, in the Klek Heimat book by Lorenz Lang there is an extensive list with details of the inhabitents of Klek in 1944 as well as a nice Orts map which ties in all the above data and perhaps this is where Repp got some of his data. I found a couple of the old Bundy messages in my inbox. They are among the older residues dating from 2004 I will past two of these messages below to this message. You will have to puzzle your way throught them yourself. Dave Dreyer
I successfully subscribed to the Banat mailing lists. Thanks.
I have not researched D Elemir. But maybe Clara has because she does different families...like Schwartz. She and Tony will be here for a couple of days next week and I'll check.
There was some contact between Great Falls and N.D. David's Aunt Grace Schmidt ( *Klek 13 Jan 1908) corresponded with Ammei Bundy Neuhaus' granddaughter in New England, N.D. Ammei die in childbirth in 1910 in N. England. But Grace and the granddaughter wrote each other frequently until Grace died in 1974. Clara's family was aware of the Bundys but there was little contact.
Both David's father Matt and grandfather Peter worked for the Great Northern RR. Matt Bundy worked for the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. He fell off of a scaffold, age 45, in 1922 leaving a widow and five young children. One Bundy girl was a maid in a boarding house. At that time, GF was v. much a single men's town with many immigrants from Croatia, Italy etc. working at the smelter or on the RR. She eventually m. a Canadian and farmed north of GF. One Bundy died in WWII in the Marshall Islands. And one Bundy grandson, a West Point grad died in Vietnam.
The next generation had a variety of positions..a Mgr. of produce at Safeway, owner of a camera and photo shop and Joe Schmidt was the County Tax Assessor. David's generation are mostly college graduates. David at Montana State U. and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. David worked for GE Medical for twenty five years and then for GEC of England manufacturing x-rays, MRI and Cat scans in Europe. It is a strange coincidence that Bundy and Schmidts in Vienna of his generation were engineers in Siemans and Philips Medical.
This is a long reply, but I have much, much information and pictures, not just dates, and I guess I will gather it together for a Schmidt/Bundy book..which several family members are bugging me to do.
Please put me down for both the Lazarfeld and Heufeld/Mastort books. And I have E-mailed Clara Fischer with the information.
I looked into my correspondence from several years ago and found that both Joseph Kuehn and Phillip Lung helped me personally with Bundy/Schmidt research and reasoning. I have Lungs D/E book.
How does one get on the Banat list?
Have you been to Klek? I have a few 1944 and many August 1989 photos of Klek. When David and I were there in 1989 we were well received by the Serbs who live in his grandparents houses.
David was actually born in Great Falls. His grandparents were Peter Schmidt and Eva Bundy from Klek. Eva's parents were Hans Bundy and Katarina (Ketl) Steyer. Peter's were Josef Schmidt and Magdelena Popley. The Schmidt name from that family has pretty much died out, but there are many Bundys, in Montana, Munich and Vienna. Several Bundy girls came to Montana and North Dakota. And Eva Bundy's brother Matt married Peter Schmidt's sister Barbara and also came to Great Falls.
I am sort of the Schmidt/Bundy Family historian and researcher and correspond with them all. (And I'm not even German or a Schmidt by birth!)
> Dear Friends of the Banat List, > This is my first e-mail to all of you, though I have been following the > communication of so many on the Banat List for several months. > I am looking for information about my maternal grandmother, Marijana > Bundy (born Klek, Hungary 1887, died Missoula, Montana 1946) and her > family members. Anything or any ideas you have would be most welcome. > -Do you know if birth and baptismal records might be available? > -I'm not familiar with the Family Books that many of you write > about. I did see in a 12/14/08 e-mail that "The Lazarfeld > Part II family book should be in the mail..." and discovered in my > personal notes that Lazarfeld is another name for Klek. Is > it correct that Lazarfeld and Klek are the same towns? If so, then the two > Lazarfeld Family Books might have information about my > grandmother and her family. > This is what I know about the Bundy/Bundi Family members: > -all born in Klek, Hungary > -father, Hans Bundi 1841-1916, died Klek > -mother, Katherina (Ketl) Steyer 1855-23 Dec.1940, died Klek > 1. Thomas 1871-1949, died Bruckberg, Germany; mother was > Susanna Altmayer > 2. Johann 1875-1875, died Klek; mother was probably Susanna > Altmayer, maybe Katherina Steyer > 3. Matt 1877-1927, died Great Falls, Montana > 4. Amei 1879-1910, died North Dakota > 5. Eva 1881-1927, died Great Falls, Montana > 6. Nicholas 1884-1947, died Vienna? > 7. Karl 1885-1975, died Vienna? > 8. Marijana 1887-1946, died Missoula, Montana > 9. Anton 1889-1966, died Firth, Germany > 10.Johann 1893-1945, died Vetterstaden? > > I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you. > > Diane > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BANAT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >
Fruitland Park - Mrs. Diane K. Strickland, 60, of Fruitland Park, Florida, died Monday, December 1, 2008. Mrs. Strickland was born October 1, 1948 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and was a Certified Pharmacy Technician. She was a longtime resident of Fruitland Park where she enjoyed gardening, line dancing and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great granddaughter. She is survived by; son, Steven (Shari) Strickland of Belleview, daughter, Michelle (Terry) Beekman of Groveland, grandchildren, Amber Strickland, Austin McDaniel, Hannah Grace Strickland, great granddaughter, Brylee Ann Strickland, sisters, Mary Britton of PA, Dolores Taylor of Yalaha, brothers, Frank Kovach of PA, James Kovach of SC, sisters, Christine Schirato & Carol Rummel of PA. Preceded in death by her father, mother and one brother. Viewing will be held Friday, December 5, 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Beyer Funeral Home Chapel. A private inurnment will take place at Shiloh Cemetery. For those! who wish memorial's may be made to Cornerstone Hospice, 2445 Lane Park Road, Tavares, FL. 32778. Arrangements entrusted to BEYER FUNERAL HOME and CREMATORY, Leesburg, FL. Published in the Ocala Star-Banner from 12/3/2008 - 12/4/2008
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