THE HUSTOLES FAMILY in AMERICA a Czech-American Heritage

THE HUSTOLES FAMILY IN AMERICA A Czech-American Heritage

1882-2002

COMPILED BY JANE HUSTOLES HIMEBAUGH

EXTENDED RESEARCH BY LOUISE BUSACK ROKOS ⎯⎯⎯⎯ 2006

THE HUSTOLES FAMILY IN AMERICA

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HOW TO USE THIS BOOK

This book uses the format of the Register System for following the numbering of family members and their progeny. Number one is given to the family patriarch, Jakub, although not himself an immigrant to America, however his wife, Rozalie, was. Then his children are numbered with small Roman numerals. Only those children known to have produced offspring will continue, being numbered with Arabic numbers to the left side of the small Roman numerals. Thus, in this first generation only three children came to America and their descendants, where known, are followed throughout this book numbered in consecutive order.

These three children, Jan, Marie and Josef, are first generation Americans as well as immigrants, and their descendant lines are followed and listed separately in the body of the book. However, their progeny are numbered as a whole, starting with their father, Jakub, as number one. To the best of my knowledge and to date, this is the Hustoles family in America in its entirety.

This book is not meant to be read from beginning to end, but rather to be used as a reference guide for finding family members or tracing your ancestors. The numbering system allows you to easily work backwards from yourself when looking for your ancestors. Use the index to find a name, and then follow that family within the pages of the book. The index does include women by both their maiden and married names unless they have chosen to retain the use of their maiden name. The maiden name is generally indicated by a parenthesis when both names are used together.

Super numerals are of course used as footnotes, however they are also used here as generation numbers following a given name, when listing a line of generations for an individual. An example: John (6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) shows the super numeral after the name indicating the generation, and the Arabic number before the name telling where he or she is listed on the genealogical register. ABBREVIATIONS

abt. - on or about adpt. - adopted b. - born bap. - baptized bef. - before bur. - buried ca. - (circa) about cem. - cemetery Ch. - Church Co. - County d. - died div. - divorced d/o - daughter of DOB - date of birth DOBap - date of baptism Dr. - a title prefix for Doctor (doctorate degree) d.y. - died young e.g. - (exempli gratia) for example g.s. - gravestone or tombstone Ibid. - (ibidem) in the same place - see previous reference i.e. - (id est) that is i.m.p. - in my possession, of the compiler (or so noted) LDS - Latter Day Saints (church reference library) lic. - license (as in marriage license) liv.- living or lived m. - married/ marriage n.d. - no date nee - born (i.e. maiden name) No. - number p./ pp. - page/ pages prob. - probable/probably rec. - record, records or recorded Sec. - section sic. - thus, so the record states (as in so spelled) s/o - son of twin - twin birth Twp. - township unm. - unmarried Vol. - volume VR - Vital Record of death, marriage or birth [..] - additional information inserted by the compiler

The two letter postal abbreviations for states will be used.

THE HUSTOLES FAMILY IN AMERICA

1882-2002

Contents

Prologue 1

The Name 3

Introduction 5

Coming to America 0.1 The First Immigrant Family 7

First Generation 1.2 The First Immigrant Son 17 1.3 The Immigrant Daughter 21 1.4 The Second Immigrant Son 25

Second Generation of Immigrant 2.2 Jan Hustoles (1852-1916) 31 2.3 Marie Hustoles (1858-1926) 39 2.4 Josef Hustoles (1867-1931) 43

Third Generation of Immigrant 3.2 Jan Hustoles (1852-1916) 45 3.3 Marie Hustoles (1858-1926) 61 3.4 Josef Hustoles (1867-1931) 63

Fourth Generation of Immigrant 4.2 Jan Hustoles (1852-1916) 69 4.3 Marie Hustoles (1858-1926) 77 4.4 Josef Hustoles (1867-1931) 79

Fifth Generation of Immigrant 5.2 Jan Hustoles (1852-1916) 85 5.4 Joseph Hustoles (1867-1931) 91

Sixth Generation of Immigrant 6.2 Jan Hustoles (1852-1916) 93

Descendant Charts The First Immigrant Son 95 The Immigrant Daughter 103 The Second Immigrant Son 107

Index of Names 115

Illustrations

Bohemian Immigrant Brothers i Josef and Jan Hustoles

Hustoles Family Chart ii European Ancestors

Family Matriarch iii Rozálie (Weigertová) Hustoles Jaske

Advertising for “City of Berlin” iv

“City of Berlin” v

Family Immigration Chart vi

Marie (Hustoles) Hemerka Family vii

Josef and Anna Hustoles viii

John Hustoles Family ix

Prologue

Within these pages you can trace your grandparents―find cousins you didn’t know you had. Or maybe, as you read this you will conjure up memories of good times spent with aunts and uncles.

We have been in these United States for only 120 years. We can take our place among the many immigrant families that flooded this country in the late 1800s. We may not be important among the numbers, but isn’t it important to you to know who you are, and where you came from, so you can decide where you’re going in your own small scheme of things? It is to me, and that was my purpose in writing this book.

Before I started research on this family, I didn’t know the last name of my own grandmother. And after I found out that there were twins in our family, I was on my mission to find them, along with everyone else, and put them in their respective places on our own family tree.

In 2000 I found a second cousin through the Internet who coincidently grew up not far from me in my hometown of Westchester, Illinois, although we’d never met. She provided the missing links to this family history making the publication of this book possible. Thanks…Louise Rokos.

Never forget your roots⎯where you came from, your culture, or your values⎯the broader your base, the taller your ascent on the tree of life.

⎯J L H

The Name

HUSTOLES

Origin: Bohemia (Central Europe)

Czech Pronunciation: OOS-toh-les

Meaning: Dense Forest or Thick Wood

Introduction

The name HUSTOLES is rare. The origin is Bohemian— Bohemia, being one of five former Central European countries, along with Moravia, Silesia, Slovakia and Ruthenia that made up Czechoslovakia. In 1993 an amicable split in the state of Czechoslovakia produced what is now the Czech and Slovak Republics. Today the Czech Republic encompasses what were once the countries of Bohemia, Moravia and part of Silesia. The Czech Republic is bounded on the north by Poland, on the south by Austria, on the west by Germany and on the east by the Slovak Republic, formerly Slovakia and Ruthenia.

We can trace our American roots and our Bohemian name back to two Czech immigrant brothers who arrived here separately in the mid 1880s, seeking work and looking for those “streets paved with gold.” Jan Hustoles came first in 1882 at the age of 30 with his stepfather. Both their wives and children followed fifteen months later. His younger brother, Josef Hustoles, would arrive in 1886 at the age of 19. A third sibling, Marie Hustoles, made the journey the year before her brother Josef in 1885 at the age of 27. Although the origin of this family is in Bohemia, as a whole these children and their parents spent their last ten years in Europe, living in Slovakia very close to the Ukraine border town of Uzhorod, before immigrating to America. It is believed some of their siblings remained in their Czech homeland.

The family came from Bohemia and at the time of their emigration this country was still a part of the larger Austro- Hungarian Empire under the rule of Emperor Francis Joseph. Church and Parish records were kept in varying languages from Czech to Hungarian, German and Latin depending on the location. The spelling of names often changed with the records location and the time period in which they were written.

This book chronicles the descendants of both immigrant brothers, Jan and Josef Hustoles, as well as their sister, Marie (Hustoles) Hemerka. The family first settled in the coal- mining town of Shamokin, Pennsylvania. Within eight years the brothers would move on to Chicago. Their sister Marie with her new family would remain behind making her home in Pennsylvania.

Much of the detail of the family of Josef Hustoles was taken from a family history written in 1986 by his daughter Frances E. Hustoles. His granddaughter, Louise (Busack) Rokos, has been verifying family stories and collecting records for 20 years and recently commissioned the Czech firm, P.A.T.H. FINDERS Intl, to continue the research of the Hustoles roots in Bohemia. In turn, I have spent many years gathering Chicago records of the descendants of Jan Hustoles, which ended in the culmination of this book.

As a reference guide you will find family members listed on a descendant chart as well as a chronological register of descendants with an index of names at the back of this book. Start at the beginning, and you will meet some of the first three generations in narratives depicting their lives garnered from both public records and family stories.

Because genealogy is the study of lineage⎯the linking of ancestors with descendants⎯I have chosen to stop a descendant line for an adopted child. It is not to say that the adopted child is any less a part of their immediate and extended family—brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts and uncles. However, I have taken the approach in writing this that it is as much a history of the family as it is an accounting of genetically related individuals; their similarities in traits, occupations, health and longevity.

THE HUSTOLES FAMILY IN AMERICA A Czech-American Heritage

0.1 COMING TO AMERICA

The First Immigrant Family 1. Jakub and Rozálie “Rosalie” (WEIGERTOVA) HUSTOLES

Jakub Hustoles was born Roman Catholic in 1824 in the village of Oleška, Bohemia, not more than 35 kilometers southeast of Prague. He was the son of Josef Hustoles (1787- 1840) and Eleonora Svobodová, who was the son of Jan Hustoles (1757-1810) and Anna Procházková, all living in Oleška, former Kostelec nad Černými lesy dominion, now the district of the same name, Prague region. Jakub’s father and grandfather were both born of the Evangelic faith, his father converting to Catholicism as an adult. Prior to 1900, the town of Oleška had been called Volešec, therefore in some docu- ments the latter name is used in the older hand-written records. To avoid confusion, Oleška will be used throughout this book.

In 1851 Jakub married Rozálie Weigertová and started his family in this same village as well. Rozálie’s mother, also Rozálie Weigertová, was the daughter of Jindřich Weigert, “the Jew from Nučice, and Eleonora, from Nučice.”1 They had 10 children together before Jakub’s death. Then Rozálie remarried, Anton Jaske, becoming a mother to his existing three children. Of Jakub’s 10 offspring, eight were born in Oleška and the last two in Záhor, Slovakia. Only five of the

1 Marriage record of Jakub Hustoles and Rozálie Weigerová; Oleška, Bohemia Parish birth, marriage and death register No.4 (1848-1867), p. 12-13. Language notes: The suffix -ová (e.g. Nováková) after surname was used for females.

children survived infancy, three of whom came to the United States⎯Jan, the eldest, his sister Marie, and the youngest brother, Josef.

In Europe, Jakub was a master shoemaker by trade as was his father, Josef, before him. And according to tradition, his son, Jan, would follow in the same occupation. In about 1870 the family migrated to the eastern border town of Záhor, Slovakia, Jakub again engaging in the same trade here as shoemaker. Jakub died in 1875 and his family remained only a decade in Záhor before immigrating to the United States.

Jakub Hustoles never saw America. He died in Slovakia. But his wife, Rozálie, came to the United States and two of his sons and a daughter came also, although not together. Rozálie would bring the youngest of Anton Jaske’s children with her when leaving Europe. Jakub’s children would come on their own as young adults.

As was often the custom, the family sent the father or oldest son first to America. If opportunities were what they had hoped for, they would send a prepaid ticket back home to the next family member to make the voyage. In their case, Jan, the eldest son came with his stepfather, Anton Jaske. Then in little more than a year they sent for their wives, Kateřina and Rozálie, Jan’s mother, and the young children. And so it was to be, Rozálie would become the matriarch, the eldest of her family to journey to America.

In Slovakia, when the father, Jakub, died at the age of fifty- one in 1875, Jan was a young adult at twenty-three and newly married. Six years later, on February 20, 1882, he would set sail from Hamburg, Germany for America aboard the steamer City of Berlin, the first of this family to come to America.2

2 Indirect Passenger List: Hamburg, Germany, LDS microfilm 1049069, (20 Feb 1882), No. 9, p. 270.

However, his younger brother was only eight at the time of the patriarch’s death and was still closely tethered to his mother, Rozálie, at home. There was fifteen years difference in the age of the two brothers. The years separated what brothers normally have in common. And then there was the language⎯Jan spoke Bohemian and Josef knew mostly Hungarian or German. How could this be?

After Jakub died, Rozálie sought a new husband and Anton Jaske, an émigré, filled the need. They married on June 6, 1881 in Tibava, Slovakia.3 From now on Anton’s German dialect would be spoken in the home and probably Hungarian in school so that young Josef Hustoles would know these as his primary languages, which until he reached America was probably all that he spoke. It wasn’t until he met and married another young Bohemian immigrant, Anna Paryzek, that he would again relearn her language⎯Bohemian.4

At 27, their sister Marie Hustoles was the next to arrive here, a young widow traveling alone aboard the ship S. S. Bohemia and arriving in New York on June 5, 1885. She had booked an early summer sail which was more than likely uneventful in comparison to her brother Jan’s mid-winter journey through the northern icy waters.

Jan’s February crossing was more than an experience. Louise (Busack) Rokos relates, “It must have been a harrowing time knowing the steamer they were on was in trouble and adrift in the northern waters of the Atlantic with ice floes a common sight.” And then “being towed into Boston harbor instead, when the intended port of destination was New York.” The following New York Times article tells their tale of a longer journey than had been anticipated, which normally took eight

3 Church Records of Tiba (Tibava), Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1794077, (marriages 1881), No. 11. 4 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 4.

days, in coming to America… this was the course of events upon leaving Europe.

March 6, 1882 THE CITY OF BERLIN SAFE

DELAYED BY THE BREAKING OF HER CRANK SHAFT. TAKEN IN TOW BY THE SAMARIA, AND SAFE IN BOSTON HARBOR—THE SIX HUNDRED PASSENGERS ALL WELL—MARINE NOTES

Early yesterday morning the French steamship Ville d’Alger arrived at Quarantine with tidings from the overdue City of Berlin. The machinery of the latter had broken down, as her agents had believed was the case, and she had gone far enough to the southward to keep clear of the ice. She was towed about 45 miles by the Ville d’Alger, which fell in with her on the 27th, but the hawsers parted. On the following morning the Samaria, bound for Boston, took the Berlin in tow, and headed toward Halifax. Capt. Lemarec, of the Ville d’Alger, said that he sailed from Bordeaux 18 days ago. Rough weather was experienced, and, to drive the vessel through the gales, large inroads into the supply of coal were made. At 2 o’clock A. M. on the 27th, in latitude 41° 55´ and longitude 57° 21´ lights, evidently burned by a steamer in distress, were seen by the officers on the bridge. The Ville d’Alger approached the neighborhood of the lights, and the spars and outlines of the hull of a large steamship could be seen. Capt. Lemarec answered the signals, and gave orders for his vessel to lie to. The stranger was kept in sight until morning, when she lowered a boat, which came alongside the French steamer. The weather was fine at the time, but the wind was from the northwest, and unfavorable for a steamer under sail. An officer came on board from the boat and reported that he belonged to the vessel close at hand, which was the City of Berlin, of the Inman Line. That ship, he said, had on board about 500

immigrants and 90 cabin passengers, all of whom were well and had behaved splendidly since the accident. The Berlin had kept well to the southward and had avoided the ice, while the weather had been fine for winter. But on the 23rd her crankshaft had broken, and it had been impossible to repair it. She had proceeded under sail, but the wind had been from the northwest, and she had made little headway. When the Ville d’Alger was sighted, the Berlin was heading south-ward under a press of canvas, while her proper course was only a little south of west. The officer of the Berlin said that his Captain desired to be taken in tow. Capt. Lemarec had not sufficient coal to tow the Berlin to New York, but he said that he would try to take her to Halifax. A boat was lowered from the French steamer, and with the Berlin’s boat proceeded to make fast the hawsers. A large towline was dropped over the bows of the Inman steamer, and two chains were made fast on either quarter of the French steamer. The hawser from the other vessel was lashed securely to the ends of these chains. Shortly after 10 o’clock the Ville d’Alger started up, with the Berlin in tow. The passengers on the latter had been watching the boats while the tow-line was being made fast, and they still lined the bulwarks of the disabled vessel, and seemed to watch the water with delight as it began to rush by the sides. The weather continued favorable and five miles an hour were made. The head of the Berlin would swing over to starboard and then over to port, throwing a heavy strain on the towropes. At 7 o’clock that evening the disabled steamer had been towed 45 miles in the direction of Halifax. One of the chains running out from the quarter of the French steamer then snapped. This was followed by the other chain, and the Berlin’s hawser dropped into the water. The night was not stormy, but it was too dark to refasten the towlines, and Capt. Lemarec signaled the Berlin that he would lie by until morning. Lights were occasionally burned, and the two vessels remained in sight of each other all night. Next morning the crews were about to attempt to refasten the hawsers, when a steamship hove in sight. This

proved to be the Samaria, bound from Liverpool for Boston. She approached, and was signaled by the Berlin. An officer of the latter vessel soon went on board the Ville d’Alger and told Capt. Lemarec that the Samaria was well supplied with coal, and had offered to take the Berlin in tow. As she was a much more powerful vessel than the Ville d’Alger, the Captain of the Inman steamer preferred to be taken in tow by her. Capt. Lemarec was willing to transfer the disabled steam-ship to the care of the Samaria, and at 8 A. M. he proceeded on his course. The crews of the other two vessels were, when last seen, passing hawsers. They were then about 450 miles from Halifax. Capt. Lemarec thinks that the Samaria must have started up at about 10 o’clock the same morning. No passengers were transferred to the Ville d’Alger. There were no quarters for them on board. The breaking of the crankshaft was attributed to some defect, and not to the strain which would have been caused by bad weather.1

After being safely planted on North American soil, it became obvious that Jan Hustoles (or his stepfather) sent word back to the remaining family that it would be best to book passage to immigrate during the warmer months. Even more probable would be that Jan himself, may have purchased the tickets for the trip and sent them home, as evidenced by the summer sailings of each family member that followed. Jan’s wife and mother arrived May 31, 1883 aboard the S.S. Suevia;5 his sister Marie landed June 5, 1885, and finally his brother Josef disembarked May 24, 1886 from the S.S. Rugia.6

1 The City of Berlin Safe, New York Times, Mar 6, 1882, ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851- 2001), p. 5. 5 NY Passenger Arrival Lists, National Archives Series 237, Roll 466, (1883). 6 NY Passenger Arrival Lists, National Archives Series 578, Roll 495, (1886).

Of the three stepchildren that Rozálie reared, the two oldest immigrated to the United States together in 1884, Anton Jaske and Marie (Jaske) Stasny. The younger son, Josef Jaske, only nine at the time, had traveled with his stepmother to America the year before.

And so it was that the family would become separated from their homeland of Bohemia, and for a time from each other as well. But eventually the brothers, Jan and Josef would find their way here to reunite in the same town⎯Chicago. Here the two remained throughout their adult life, in later years not particularly close but physically not really very far apart. Their sister chose to reside in Pennsylvania.

After the death of her second husband, Rozálie Hustoles Jaske moved to Chicago to be closer to her sons. She died in Josef’s home April 9, 1908 and is buried in Resurrection Cemetery in Justice, Illinois.7

1. Jakub HUSTOLES b. 24 Oct 1824, Oleška, Bohemia,8 m. 21 Jul 1851 in Oleška, Bohemia,9 Rozálie “Rosalie” WEIGEROVA, b. 28 Jan 1832, Prague, Bohemia,10 d. 9

7 Cemetery record, Resurrection Cemetery, Listed as Rozalie Hustole[s], Lot 67, Block 3, Sec. B, buried 11 Apr 1908. 8 Oleška, Bohemia, Parish birth, marriage and death register No. 2, (1806-1847), pp. 70-71. 9 Oleška, Bohemia, Parish birth, marriage and death register No. 4, (1848-1867), pp. 12-13. 10 Baptismal certificate of Rozálie Weigerová, in marriage file of Jakub Hustoles and Rozálie Weigerová, Oleška, Bohemia, Parish register. “According to the birth register of St Apollinaire parish, location number C.C., page 110, the below-signed confirms, that in year 1832, on January 28, at house No. 447 in Prague New Town, at St Apollinaire parish, Rozalia, an illegitimate daughter of mother Rosa Weiger was born and baptized on the same day. Researcher’s note: House No. 447 was the first maternity hospital in Prague. In the 19th century, predominantly unmarried mothers used this hospital.”

Apr 1908, Chicago, Cook County, IL. Jakub died 19 Nov 1875, Záhor, Slovakia.11 Childern: 2. i Jan “John” HUSTOLES b. 4 Jan 1852, Oleška Bohemia,12 d. 19 Feb 1916, Chicago, Cook County, IL. ii Václav HUSTOLES, b. 27 Jul 1853 in Oleška, Bohemia,13 d. 3 Apr 1855.14 iii František Serafinský HUSTOLES, b. 9 Jan 1856 in Oleška, Bohemia.15 d. 16 Mar 1856. 3. iv Marie "Mary" HUSTOLES b. 14 Feb 1858, Oleška, Bohemia.16 d. 6 May 1926, Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. v Josef HUSTOLES, b. 6 Mar 1860 in Oleška, Bohemia,17 d. 26 Nov 1860 in Oleška, Bohemia.18 vi Václav HUSTOLES, b. 22 Jul 1862 in Oleška, Bohemia.19 vii Kateřina HUSTOLES, b. 17 Nov 1864 in Oleška, Bohemia.20 4. viii Josef “Joseph” HUSTOLES b. 18 Mar 1867, Oleška, Bohemia, 21 d. 21 Oct 1931, Chicago, Cook County, IL ix Ferencz HUSTOLES, b. 16 Apr 1870 in Záhor, Slovakia,22 d. 2 Jul 1873 in Záhor,

11 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (deaths 1875), p. 190. 12 Oleška, Bohemia, Parish birth, marriage and death register No. 4, (1848-1867), pp. 50-51. 13 Ibid. pp. 76-77. 14 Ibid. pp. 48-49. 15 Ibid. pp. 106-107. 16 Ibid. pp. 134-135. 17 Ibid. pp. 164-165. 18 Ibid. 19 Ibid. pp. 202-203. 20 Ibid. pp. 244-245. 21 Ibid. pp. 280-281. 22 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (baptism 1870), No. 20.

Slovakia from Cholera.23 x Antal HUSTOLES, b. 19 Jun 1873 in Záhor, Slovakia,24 d. 2 Jul 1873 in Záhor, Slovakia.25

23 Church records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (deaths 1873), No. 52, p. 144. 24 Ibid. (baptism 1873), No. 18, p. 184. 25 Ibid. (deaths 1873), No. 53, p. 144.

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1.2 FIRST GENERATION

The First Immigrant Son 2. Jan “John” HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Jan Hustoles (pronounced Yan OOS-toh-les) was born on January 4, 1852 in Oleška, Bohemia, former Kostelec nad Černými lesy dominion, now the district of the same name, Prague region. His father was Jakub Hustoles, his mother, Rozálie . He married Kateřina Dědeček in 1874.26 She was born on May 1, 1851 in Jicinsky, Bohemia, the daughter of Václav and Barbora (Pesek) Dědeček.27

Jan Hustoles became a naturalized citizen in Chicago on December 4, 1893, after immigrating to America from Slovakia on the ship the City of Berlin, almost twelve years earlier in 188228. He came to this country traveling steerage, listed as “laborer” on the steamship’s manifest, leaving his trade as a shoemaker behind him. His young family followed more than a year later, his wife, Kateřina, and two daughters. Jan left Slovakia to find work in the coalmines of Pennsyl- vania, seeking passage via New York. However, an accident with the crankshaft disabling the ship led it to be towed instead into Boston Harbor, thus becoming the port of disembarkation.

They spent just eight years in Shamokin, Pennsylvania before moving on to Chicago, as their sons, John and Josef, would claim Pennsylvania as their birthplace. Jan found employment in one of the many factories in Chicago.

26 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (marriages 1874), No. 12. 27 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1928, file #32813- 21. 28 Indirect Passenger List: Hamburg, Germany, LDS microfilm 1049069, (20 Feb 1882), No. 9, p. 270.

17 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916

Kateřina bore nine children according to the 1900 federal census for Chicago, but only five were shown in the records as living; they were Mary, Anna, John, Josef, and Emilie. The last child was born in Chicago. Their oldest daughter, Mary, suffered from seizures, or 'fits' as they were then called, presumably from epilepsy. She spent her lifetime, 44 years, residing with her parents, helping out with daily household duties.

The family settled permanently on the south side of Chicago during the 1890's, renting a home at 2948 Emerald Avenue. John was employed as a metal polisher for a picture frame company, working at that occupation for approximately 14 years.

During the early 1900s tuberculosis was very prevalent, especially in the cities. They lost their son, Josef, to the disease in 1906, at the age of 16. Then, the wife of their son, John succumbed to tuberculosis in 1912, with her baby daughter following that same year. They helped raise their son John's remaining three children, however the oldest died at their home in 1913 from scarlet fever. Within a few years, death would claim another at this home. Now, it was Jan who died on February 19, 1916; he was 62 and a victim of stomach cancer. It was not until twelve years later that Kateřina passed away on November 12, 1928 at the home of her daughter, Emilie.

Jan and Kateřina are buried in suburban Chicago's Resurrection Cemetery in a “term burial plot”. This was a large section of land where individuals were buried for the term of 25 years. After a set date the section was mounded over with dirt and new burial sites were placed on top of the old. A gravesite for Kateřina and Jan no longer remains only records of their burial at the cemetery office.

2. Jan “John” HUSTOLES (1.Jakub1) b. 4 Jan 1852, Oleska,

18 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916

Bohemia,29 occupation: Shoemaker in Slovakia; Metal polisher in Chicago, m. 27 Sep 1874, in Tibava, Slovakia,30 Kateřina DEDEČEK, b. 1 May 1851, Jicinsky, Bohemia, 31 (daughter of Václav DEDEČEK and Barbora PESEK) d. 12 Nov 1928, Chicago, Cook County, IL32 buried: Resurrection

Cemetery, Justice, IL. Jan died 19 Feb 1916, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL33. Children: i Ferencz HUSTOLES, b. 19 May 1875 in Záhor, Slovakia,34 d. 24 Mar 1876 in Záhor, Slovakia.35 ii Janos HUSTOLES, b. 24 Jul 1876 in Záhor, Slovakia,36 d. 1 Mar 1877 in Záhor, Slovakia.37 iii Maria “Mary” HUSTOLES b. 12 Jan 1878 in Záhor, Slovakia,38,39 d. 14 Jan 1922 in Chicago, Cook County, IL,40 buried in Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL,41 immigrated 31 May 1883 on S. S. Suevia.42

29 Oleška, Bohemia, Parish birth, marriage and death register No. 4, (1848-1867), pp. 50-51. 30 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (marriages 1874), No. 12. 31 Federal 1900 census, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 128:7:86 32 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1928, file #32813- 21. 33 Church Record, St. John Nepomucene Church, Chicago, IL, LDS microfilm 1711272, (deaths 1916), p. 53. 34 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (baptism 1875), No. 10, p. 190. 35 Ibid., (baptism 1876), No. 24, p. 192. 36 Ibid., (baptism 1876), No. 31, p. 194. 37 Ibid., (baptism 1877), No. 18. 38 Ibid., (baptism 1878), No. 4. 39 Federal 1900 census, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 128:7:87. 40 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1922, file #1157- 14. 41 Ibid. 42 NY Passenger Arrival Lists, National Archives Series 237, Roll 466.

19 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916

Died single. Afflicted with epilepsy, resulting in early death at age 44. 5. iv Anna HUSTOLES b. 8 Mar 1880. v Emilia HUSTOLES, b. Apr 1882 in Vojnatina, Slovakia,43 d. 22 Feb 1883 in Vojnatina, Slovakia.44

6. vi John HUSTOLES b. 10 Apr 1884. vii Josef HUSTOLES b. 17 Mar 1890, Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,45 d. 13 Aug 1906, Chicago, Cook County, IL,46 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL Died at sixteen from tuberculosis.47 7. viii Emilie Katherine HUSTOLES b. 20 Jun 1894.

43 Church Records, Ung, Tiba (Tibava), Hungary (Slovakia), LDS microfilm 1794077, (deaths 1883), No. 8. 44 Ibid. 45 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Shamokin, PA, (baptism 1890), 167:46, p. 13. 46 St. John Nepomucene Church, Chicago, IL, LDS microfilm 1711272, (deaths 1906), p. 38. 47 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1906, file # 163-11.

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1.3 FIRST GENERATION

The Immigrant Daughter 3. Marie “Mary” (HUSTOLES) HEMERKA (1858-1926)

Born to Jakub and Rozálie Hustoles in Oleška, Bohemia on February 14, 1858, Marie was the second sibling in her family to join in the progression of immigration to America. She came alone to join her mother and older brother in the coal- mining town of Shamokin, Pennsylvania. Recently widowed and traveling aboard the S.S. Bohemia, she left for America in May of 1885 only two months after the death of her husband, Istvan Valjo (sometimes Vayo). She left her four-year-old son behind as well, probably with his paternal grandparents. She was 27 years old at the time. Her son would not see her again until he was 24, when making his first journey to the United States in 1905.

A year after arriving in the United States, Marie married another immigrant⎯Anthony Hemerka, on May 13, 1886 in Shamokin. Anthony’s first wife, Kate, had died in Europe leaving him with three children, a daughter, Anna, and two sons, Joseph and John, who remained in Bohemia. The boys would join him and his new bride in Pennsylvania one year later in August of 1887 sailing on the same vessel as Marie, the S.S. Bohemia. They would be 17 and 14 respectively in the fall, the year they arrived at their father’s new home in America. They were ready for work and the coalmines were waiting. Like their father Anthony, they too would become miners.

John eventually married and raised his family of eight in Shamokin. Joseph became dissatisfied with life here and returned to Bohemia. They still had relatives back in their European homeland; their sister Anna had remained behind in Bohemia and married a man with the last name of Fuxova. These were Marie’s stepchildren.

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Marie and Anthony soon started raising their own offspring. A daughter, Rosalie, was born in 1889. Then three more boys, Ben, Charles and Martin, and finally the last girl, Mary rounded out their family. The boys all worked in the mines while their mother Marie and eventually daughter, Rose, became boardinghouse keepers.

2. Marie "Mary" HUSTOLES (1.Jakub1) b. 14 Feb 1858 in Oleška, Bohemia,48 (daughter of Jakub HUSTOLES and Rozálie "Rosalie" WEIGERTOVA) d. 6 May 1926 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA, immigrated 5 Jun 1885 on S. S. Bohemia,49 occupation: Boardinghouse keeper.50 She married Istvan "Stephen" VALJO, also known as Stephen VAYO, on 5 Aug 1879 in Vojnatina, Slovakia,51 b. 8 Sep 1855 in Kis Kapos, Velke Kapusany, Slovakia,52 (son of Joannes VAYO and Julianna TRELYO) d. 31 Mar 1885,53 occupation Tailor, military service: 31 Dec 1875 the Reserve, Soldier of the 66th Regiment.54 She married (2) Anton "Anthony" HEMERKA, on 3 May 1886 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,55 b. 4 Dec 1846 in Vysoke Myto, Bohemia,56(son of Peter HEMERKA and Rose), occupation:

48 Oleška parish birth, marriage and death register No. 4, (1848-1867) for Oleška, pp. 134-135. 49 NY Passenger Arrival Lists, National Archives Series, Roll 678, (1885). 50 Federal 1910 census, Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA, 6173:17:70. 51 Church Records, Ung, Tiba (Tibava), Hungary (Slovakia), LDS microfilm 1794077, (marriages 1879), No. 20. 52 Records of Velke Kapusany, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1794363, (baptism 1855), p. 91. 53 Marriage application [Mary Vayo to Anthony Hemerka], Northumberland Co., PA, 1886, No. 238, p. 476. 54 Church Records, Ung, Tiba (Tibava), Hungary (Slovakia), LDS microfilm 1794077, (marriages 1879), No. 20. 55 Marriage license, Northumberland Co., PA, 1886, No. 238, p. 477. 56 Marriage application, Northumberland Co., PA, 1886, No. 238, p. 476.

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Coal Mine Laborer.57 He died 27 Jan 1913 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. Child by Istvan “Stephen” Valjo: i Janos "John" VALJO, b. 28 Apr 1881 in Záhor, Slovakia,58 immigrated 24 Aug 1905 on the Ivernia, from Liverpool to Boston.59 Occupation: Blacksmith in Hungary.60 Children by Anthony Hemerka: 8. ii Rosalie “Rose” HEMERKA, b. 24 Jul 1889. iii Benjamin HEMERKA, b. 23 Nov 1891 in Shamokin, Northumberland Co, PA,61 d. 12 Apr 1969 in Elmira, Onondaga Co, NY,62,63 occupation Coal Mine Laborer,64 and later a Balancer for Carrier Corp., buried in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church Cemetery, Shamokin, PA.65 He married Martha Mary PALACZ, on 18 Jul 1917 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,66 b. 1897, (daughter of Thomas PALACZ and Maryann GORSKA). 9. iv Charles HEMERKA, b. 22 Sep 1893. v Anna HEMERKA, b. 15 Nov 1894 in

57 Federal 1910 census, Samokin, Northumberland Co., PA, 6173:17:69. 58 Church Records of Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS microfilm 1792761, (baptism 1881), No. 12. 59 Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Boston, Mass., 1891- 1943, Online from Micropublication T843. RG085, Roll 86. 60 Ibid. 61 Social Security Death Index, #178-05-2864. 62 Ibid. 63 Obituary: Syracuse, The Post-Standard, Monday, 14 Apr 1969, p. 9. 64 Federal 1910 census, Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA, 6173:17:72. 65 E-mail: Jack Harrison, 20 Nov 2002, “B. Hemerka death announcement, taken to Lukas Funeral Home in Shamokin, PA with interment in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church cemetery.” 66 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Shamokin, PA, (marriages 1917), p.1.

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Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA,67 d. bef. Jun 1900 in Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA. 10. vi Martin HEMERKA, b. 17 Jan 1898. 11. vii Mary Constance HEMERKA, b. 29 Aug 1901.

67 Correspondence: Data provided by Jack Harrison.

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1.4 FIRST GENERATION

The Second Immigrant Son 4. Josef “Joseph” HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

Josef Hustoles was the eighth child of Jakub and Rozálie, and the last to be born on March 18, 1867 in Oleška, Bohemia, former Kostelec nad Černými lesy dominion, now the district of the same name, Prague region.

After the death of his father at the age of eight, Josef found himself raised with a new stepfather in an extended family of older brothers and sisters. He would become a tailor by trade and carry those skills with him to America. Like his older brother Jan, he was an immigrant arriving in the United States in the 1880s at the age of nineteen. At a local tailor shop, he met and then married Anna Paryzek, three years after arriving in the mining town of Shamokin, Pennsylvania.

They stayed in Shamokin until 1890 when they moved on to Chicago where they would raise a family of twelve children. Josef died at the age of 64, his wife survived him, living until a month before her seventieth birthday. They are buried in Resurrection Cemetery in Justice, Illinois.

His daughter, Frances E. Hustoles, wrote the following narrative:

“Dad was [five] years old when his mother remarried⎯after the death of his father. His stepfather, Mr. Jaske (I don’t know his first name), was a German and Dad was reared as a German. He did not know Bohemian until he came to the United States in 1886, at the age of 19.

“His best subjects in school were arithmetic, history, and geography. His mother and stepfather came to the U.S.A. first and then the children followed. They settled in Shamokin,

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Pennsylvania, a mining town. Here they had a store and sort of a boarding house.

“When Grandfather Jaske died, Grandma came to Chicago to live with us on Cullerton Street. She died there. I do not know the date, but it was before I was born.

“My father and mother were married in the St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Shamokin, Pennsylvania on September 24, 1889 and came to Chicago in 1892. Mother hated Shamokin because it was so dirty due to the smoke and coal dust. Her little village in Bohemia was so clean.

“Dad and mother met in a tailor shop where they both worked. Dad could not speak Bohemian and Mother only knew Bohemian. But love will find a way. The first words the men in the shop taught him were, “Give me a kiss”. Those were pretty brazen words in those days, but Dad was soon forgiven.

“Dad came to Chicago first, found a job and a place to live, then sent for Mom. Dad told us he didn’t know a soul in Chicago and had very little money. When he found a flat, his landlady was a very kind and trusting person. She loaned him enough money to furnish the flat and send for my mother. By then they had one child, my sister Mary. My Aunt Mary came with her. Mom told us that when they got to Cleveland, Ohio, Auntie yelled out, “We’re in Chicago!” because the buildings seemed so high. They got off the train and soon discovered that it was not Chicago. They had to wait for the next Chicago bound train. In the meantime, Dad was pacing the railroad station wondering why they weren’t on the train. But they finally arrived, each with a baby and their most prized possessions, their feather comforters. That’s all they took with them.”68

68 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 4.

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4. Josef “Joseph” HUSTOLES (1.Jakub1) b. 18 Mar 1867, Oleška, Bohemia, occupation: Tailor, m. 24 Sep 1889, in Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA, Anna PARYZEK, b. 15 May 1870, Bohemia,69 (daughter of Jacob PARYZEK and Anna) d. 8 Apr 1940, Chicago, Cook County, IL,70 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. 70 Joseph died 21 Oct 1931, Chicago, Cook County, IL,71 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL.71 The 1920 federal census finds this family living at 4034 West Cullerton Street in Chicago. From a letter dated August 19, 1985, Mildred Blanch (Stiburek) Boltz writes of her great uncle, Joseph Hustoles; "We had another Hustoles relation living on 19th near Kildare or Kostner whom we used to visit when we were young. He was my grandfather's brother. We used to call them Aunt and Uncle in Marigold, as that was the name of the section of the city they lived in. They also had quite a family. I know they had⎯Rose, Anna (Hustoles) Tefo, Mildred and Helen (these two never married and lived in the same house.)" Children: i Maria “Mary” HUSTOLES b. 26 May 1890 in Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA,72,73 m. about 1911, Frank PLOS. Mary died 19 Feb 1913, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, IL. She was married only about a year when she fell down the stairs, had a miscarriage and died as a result. ii John HUSTOLES b. 1891/92, d. 1896/98, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: St. Adalbert's Cemetery, Niles, IL. Died in a diphtheria epidemic at the age of five.

69 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 5. 70 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1940, file #10852. 71 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1931, file #29404. 72 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, pp. 9-10. 73 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Shamokin, PA, (baptism 1890), 170:85, p. 7.

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"Mother never spoke of him," writes his sister Frances, "although we had a very large picture of him on the living room wall for years."74 12. iii Rose HUSTOLES b. 16 Sep 1893. 13. iv Edward HUSTOLES b. 9 Sep 1896. 14. v Emma Sophie HUSTOLES b. 14 May 1899. 15. vi Robert HUSTOLES b. 6 Jun 1901. 16. vii Anna Frances HUSTOLES b. 16 Aug 1903. viii Alice F. HUSTOLES b. 6 Aug 1905, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Cashier, d. 14 Apr 1929, Chicago, Cook County, IL,75 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL.75 Died Single of Tuberculosis. ix Joseph P. HUSTOLES b. 19 Jul 1907, Chicago, Cook County, IL,76 occupation: Cashier, m. Mildred BALLA. Joseph died of Rheumatic heart disease 10 Jul 1941, Chicago, Cook County, IL,77 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL.77 They had no children. x Helen Katherine HUSTOLES b. 19 Oct 1909, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Bookkeeper, d. 12 Feb 1978, Chicago, Cook County, IL,78 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. Died Single of a coronary infarct from arteriosclerosis. xi Frances Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 16 Nov 1910, Chicago, Cook County, IL,79 d. 14 Aug 1990, Cook County, IL, buried: Resurrection

74 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 11. 75 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1929, file #11941. 76 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 25. 77 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1941, file #19386. 78 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL, 1978, file #603734. 79 Social Security Death Index, #344-09-8971.

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Cemetery, Justice, IL.80 Died Single. After 1986 she was a resident of Mayslake Village in Oak Brook, Illinois. xii Mildred Judith HUSTOLES b. 5 Dec 1912, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Housekeeper, d. 23 Nov 1981, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. Died Single from metastasized ovarian cancer.81

80 Tombstone Inscription, Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. 81 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1981, file #624454.

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30 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916

2.2 SECOND GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

5. Anna HUSTOLES (1880-1967) Anna Hustoles was born in Záhor, Slovakia on March 8, 1880 according to her baptismal record. Her parents, Jan and Kateřina (Dědeček) Hustoles brought their family to first, Pennsylvania and then, Chicago where she grew up and stayed to raise her own family. She had immigrated as a little girl, coming to America with her mother and grandmother, aboard the steamship, S.S. Suevia in May of 1883.82 But from the age of ten she would call Chicago home. On October 30, 1901 in Chicago, Anna married Wenceslaus "James Anthony" Stiburek who was born in Prague, Bohemia December 25, 1873. He was 27; she was 21, according to their marriage license.83 He became a naturalized citizen in 1894 as stated in the 1910 federal census. At the time of the 1920 census they made their home at 3015 W. Polk Street in Chicago living there for 20 years where they owned a rear-flat and were raising six children.

By 1921 Anna would have 10 children, including two sets of twins. Of those that lived to adulthood, her family numbered eight—Emma, William, Helen, Mildred, Elizabeth “Rose”, Florence, Robert and Eleanor. And in succeeding generations, Anna’s granddaughter, Patricia (Mildred’s child), gave birth eight times but only produced one set of twins. Yes, twins do run in this family!

James was employed as a machinist in a foundry. He died

82 NY Passenger Arrival Lists, National Archives Series 237, Roll 466, (1883). 83 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL, 1901, file #335128.

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October 31, 1930, an early accidental death from broncho- pneumonia resulting from injuries he received when struck by coal from a hopper at the Raymond Lead Company.

On May 14, 1967 at the age of 87, Anna died from pneumonia as a result of a broken femur due to severe osteoporosis. She is buried in the Bohemian National cemetery with her husband. No markers exist. 5. Anna HUSTOLES (2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Mar 1880, Záhor, Slovakia,84 m. 30 Oct 1901, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,85 Wenceslaus “James Anthony” STIBUREK, b. 25 Dec 1873, Prague, Bohemia, occupation: Machinist, d. 31 Oct 1930, Chicago, Cook County, IL,86 buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, IL. Anna died 14 May 1967, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, IL.87 Family records indicate James Anthony was born November 25, 1876. Children: 17. i Emma STIBUREK b. 23 Apr 1902. ii Frances STIBUREK b. 1903, Chicago Heights, Cook County, IL, d. 1903, Chicago Heights, Cook County, IL. iii William STIBUREK, (twin) b. 1905, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. Catherine O'DONNELL. William died 1950, Chicago, Cook County, IL. iv Joseph STIBUREK, (twin) b. 1905, Chicago, Cook County, IL, d. 1905, Chicago, Cook County, IL. 18. v Helen STIBUREK b. 25 Sep 1906. 19. vi Mildred Blanch STIBUREK b. 05 Oct 1909. 20. vii Elizabeth Rose STIBUREK b. 5 Apr 1912. viii Florence STIBUREK b. 25 Dec 1915, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 1936, in

84 Baptism, Jenkovce, Slovakia, LDS Film, #1792761, 1880, p. 27, No. 20. 85 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1901, file #335128. 86 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1930, file #29143-23. 87 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1967, file #33428.

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Chicago, Cook County, IL, John SNELLA. Florence died 20 Jul 1938, Chicago, Cook County, IL. ix Robert James STIBUREK, (twin) b. 17 Apr 1921, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Automotive paint sprayer, d. 26 Feb 1967, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, IL.88 Died single at 45 of a coronary occlusion. Robert was a veteran of World War II. x Eleanor A. STIBUREK, (twin) b. 17 Apr 1921, Chicago, Cook County, IL, d. 22 Dec 1989, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago, IL. Died Single of pneumonia with breast cancer.89

6. John HUSTOLES (1884-1947)

John Hustoles was born in Pennsylvania on April 10, 1884, the son of Bohemian immigrant parents, Jan and Kateřina (Dědeček) Hustoles. His parents had immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1882 to find work as laborers, presumably in the coalmines. He was raised the oldest son of five children, having three other sisters, Mary, Anna, and Emilie, and a younger brother, Josef, who died at the age of 16 from tuberculosis. The two oldest girls, Mary and Anna, were born in Slovakia. Then John and Josef were born in Pennsylvania, for that is where the family stayed for eight years after reaching America. Then it was on to Chicago in 1890, leaving the coalmines behind them. Emilie was born in Illinois.

For eight years his family stayed in Pennsylvania, but they wanted a better life for their children then they had experienced in the mining town of Shamokin. They packed their meager belongings on a railroad handcar and made their

88 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1967, file #10639. 89 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1989, file #624917.

33 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916 way from Shamokin to Chicago along the tracks, pumping by hand the entire way. Whether John, his parents, and two sisters came alone as a family, or with others, is not known; but the trip was hard and filled with interruptions, as the handcar had to be removed from the tracks whenever an oncoming train approached. John was a boy at the time, however the trip to Chicago remained vivid in his mind throughout his later years, as he recalled the story often.

Chicago held the promise of better jobs and new opportunities. As a young man in the city, John found his first employment as a box maker in a factory; then in succeeding years as a mechanic, and later as a machinist at the Liggett Tobacco Company. Also it was there in the city that he met his wife to be, Julia Kowalski, born June 26, 1886 in Chicago to Polish immigrant parents, Joseph and Augusta (Kopkowski) Kowalski.

They were married in Chicago on November 2, 1904. Soon they settled into family life, taking on the duties of rearing four children, Joseph, John, Agnes and Florentine. Tragically Julia died of tuberculosis on March 21, 1912 at the age of 25, leaving her husband with four little children under the age of six. Her death was the beginning of a grave chain of events. In the spring, just one month after her passing, the baby died of tuberculosis complicated by spina bifida—she was not quite seven months of age. The following summer in June, the oldest child, Joseph, was taken by scarlet fever. He was barely a seven year old, and had just finished his first year in school. During this time, the two other children, John James and Agnes Marie, were living with their grandparents’ Hustoles, as they were of pre-school age and their father alone, could not care for them during the day.

Two and one-half years after the death of Julia, John took a new wife. He desperately needed a mother for his children, and new life for his broken spirit after disease had taken half his family. On September 5, 1914 he married Katherine Marie Bannon—at nineteen a beautiful lass of Irish descent.

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She was born September 25, 1895 in Lockport, Illinois, the daughter of John A. Bannon and Julia Aspel. Her maternal grandparents were John and Catherine (Carty) Aspel. They were both born in Ireland, whereas Catherine claimed Dublin as her town of birth.90

They started a new family—and from their first union they were blessed with twin girls. Catherine and Marie were born on February 5, 1915, however, due to their premature birth, the twins lived only four days and being too small to survive, they both died on February 9, 1915. Next, Katherine Marie was born May 8, 1916. Rose was born February 1, 1918, but lived only ten months to her death on December 10, 1918. Dolores Marie was born three years later on March 18, 1921. And finally, a long awaited boy, James John was born January 22, 1923—for Katherine was fond of boys.

John James and Agnes Marie again moved back with their father and new stepmother, where they resided with their family in Chicago for the rest of their childhood years.

John Hustoles outlived both his wives. He died in Chicago on June 13, 1947 at the age of 63 from colon cancer. Katherine preceded him in death on August 17, 1945. She was 49, and a victim of early heart disease.

6. John HUSTOLES (2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 10 Apr 1884, Pennsylvania,91 occupation: Machinist, m. (1) 2 Nov 1904, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,92 Julia KOWALSKI, b. 26 Jun 1886, Chicago, Cook County, IL,93 (daughter of Joseph

90 Death certificate of Julia (Aspel) Bannon, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1935, file #17100. 91 World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Roll #1504081, DraftBoard 86. 92 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1904, file #398410. 93 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, (baptisms 1886) 10:39.

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KOWALSKI and Augusta KOPKOWSKI) occupation: Packer in factory, d. 21 Mar 1912, Chicago, Cook County, IL,94 buried: St. Adelbert’s Cemetery, Chicago, IL, m. (2) 5 Sep 1914, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,95 Katherine Marie BANNON, b. 25 Sep 1895, Lockport, Will County, IL,96 (daughter of John A. BANNON and Julia ASPEL) occupation: Factory worker, d. 17 Aug 1945, Chicago, Cook County, IL,97 buried: Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, IL. John died 13 Jun 1947, Chicago, Cook County, IL,98 buried: Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Children by Julia KOWALSKI: i Joseph Frank HUSTOLES b. 16 Mar 1906, Chicago, Cook County, IL,99 d. 8 Jun 1913, Chicago, Cook County, IL,100 buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. Joseph died of scarlet fever at age seven. 21. ii John James HUSTOLES b. 5 Jan 1908. 22. iii Agnes Cecelia Marie HUSTOLES b. 13 Nov 1909. iv Florentine HUSTOLES b. 30 Sep 1911, Chicago, Cook County, IL,101 d. 23 Apr 1912, Chicago, Cook County, IL,102 buried: St. Adelbert’s Cemetery, Chicago, IL. Florence died an infant from miliary tuberculosis complicated by spina bifida. Children by Katherine Marie BANNON:

94 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1912, file #8436-5. 95 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1914, file #674413. 96 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co. IL, 1945, file #23548. 97 Ibid. 98 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1947, file #18565. 99 Birth Certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1906, file #6493, in my possession, Jane Himebaugh [hereafter i.m.p., JH]. 100 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1913, file #16724- 6. 101 Birth Certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1911, file #6571, i.m.p., JH. 102 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1912, file #11638-5.

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v Catherine HUSTOLES, (twin) b. 5 Feb 1915, Chicago, Cook County, IL,103 d. 9 Feb 1915, Chicago, Cook County, IL,104 buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago. Died an infant, premature birth. vi Marie HUSTOLES, (twin) b. 5 Feb 1915, Chicago, Cook County, IL,105 d. 9 Feb 1915, Chicago, Cook County, IL,106 buried: Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago. Died an infant, premature birth. 23. vii Katherine Marie HUSTOLES b. 8 May 1916. viii Rose HUSTOLES b. 1 Feb 1918, Chicago, Cook County, IL, d. 10 Dec 1918, Chicago, Cook County, IL. Died of Diphtheria.107 24. ix Dolores Marie HUSTOLES b. 18 Mar 1921. 25. x James John HUSTOLES b. 22 Jan 1923.

7. Emilie Katherine HUSTOLES (2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. Jun 20, 1894, Chicago, Cook County, IL,108 occupation: Packer in Drug company, m. James John COUZA, b. 12 Sep 1888, Ledenice Budejovic, Bohemia,109 (son of Vojtech COUZA and Abena PROKOPA) occupation: Laborer, d. 28 Dec 1967, Chicago, Cook County, IL,110 buried: Saint Joseph Cemetery, River Grove, IL. Emilie died 13 Nov 1958, Chicago, Cook County, IL,111 buried: Saint Joseph Cemetery,

103 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1915, file #3584-8. 104 Ibid. 105 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1915, file #3585-8. 106 Ibid. 107 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1918, file #41114-11. 108 St. John Nepomucene Church, Chicago, LDS Film #1711272, (baptisms 1894), No 94. 109 Social Security Death Index, #320-05-3167. 110 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1967, file #91350. 111 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1958, file #81481.

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River Grove, IL. Emilie’s death certificate listed her birth date as June 6, 1896. Child: 26. i William James COUZA b. 22 Sep 1923

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2.3 SECOND GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Marie HUSTOLES (1858-1926)

Data contributed February 24, 2003 by Jack Harrison for the HEMERKA family.

8. Rosalie "Rose" HEMERKA (3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 24 Jul 1889 in Shamokin, Northumberland, PA,112 d. 31 Mar 1961 in Shamokin, Northumberland, PA.113 She married George Joseph OWCZARZ, on 14 Jul 1904 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,114 b. 19 Oct 1880 in Poland, d. 1944 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. Children: i George OWCZARZ, b. 25 Aug 1905 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA, d. 23 Jul 1991. ii Joseph OWCZARZ, b. 1908 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. iii Anna OWCZARZ, b. 1910 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. She married ______DEPKA. iv Ben OWCZARZ, b. 1912 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA, d. 1944 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. v John OWCZARZ, b. 1915 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. vi Mary OWCZARZ, b. 1917 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA.

112 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Shamokin, PA, (baptisms 1889), Father: Anthony Hemerka, Mother: Maria Jasiek* DOB: 24 Jul 1889, DOBap: 28 Jul 1889. *Church researcher’s note: This is the only place that this name is used. It’s possible that it was a clerical error. 113 Obituary for Rose Hemerka Owczarz, (1961), Date written across top of obituary clipping. 114 Obituary for Rose Hemerka Owczarz, (1961), "The lifelong resident was married July 14, 1904 in St. Stanislaus Church to George Owczarz who died in 1944.”

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vii Robert OWCZARZ, b. 1920 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA.

9. Charles HEMERKA (3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Sep 1893 Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,115 occupation: Coal Mine Laborer.116 He married Theresa LUKOWSKA, on 27 Apr 1920 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA, (daughter of Thomas LUKOWSKA and Marie DUBILIAK). Children: i Edward HEMERKA, b. 1920 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. ii Agnes HEMERKA, b. 1922 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA. iii Elinor HEMERKA, b. 1923 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA.

10. Martin HEMERKA, (3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Jan 1898 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,117 d. 11 Apr 1975 in Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA,118 occupation: Coal Mine Laborer.119 He married (1) Ruth Catherine FISHER, on 28 Nov 1922 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,120 (daughter of Harry FISHER and Anna WAGNER). He married (2) Elizabeth FARROW. Children: i William HEMERKA, b. 16 Apr 1925 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA, d. Feb 1981.

11. Mary Constance HEMERKA, (3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 29 Aug

115 Federal 1910 Census, Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA, 6173:17:73. 116 Ibid. 117 Social Security Death Index, #182-28-6793. 118 Ibid. 119 Federal 1910 Census, Shamokin, Northumberland Co., PA, 6173:17:74. 120 St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Shamokin, PA, (marriages 1922).

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1901 in Shamokin, Northumberland County, PA,121 d. 27 Aug 1982,122 in Elmira, NY. She married John Packer HARRISON, on 8 Jan 1927 in Williamsport, Northumberland County, PA, b. 10 Feb 1902 in Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA,123 (son of John Black Packer HARRISON and Mary Agnes LEBO) d. Oct 1984, resided in Elmira, NY.124 Children: i John Packer "Jack" HARRISON, II, b. 14 Aug 1927. ii Eugene HARRISON. 27. iii Edwin Alan HARRISON b. 12 Apr 1935.

121 Holy Card, “In Loving Memory of Mary C. Harrison, August 29, 1901 – August 27, 1982.” 122 Ibid. 123 Thomas A. Harrison, My Harrison Ancestry, online, http://thesaftey.net/~harrison/ancests.html. 124 Ibid.

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42 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEF HUSTOLES 1867-1931

2.4 SECOND GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Josef HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

Data for the children of Josef Hustoles was taken from the book, The Hustoles Family History, Frances E. Hustoles, March 1986, contributed October 16, 1999 by Barbara Hustoles, of Sheridan, MI.

12. Rose HUSTOLES (4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 16 Sep 1893, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 20 Jun 1917, Edward James HAYDANEK, b. 7 Sep 1893, d. 3 Jan 1956, buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. Rose died 27 Jul 1968, buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. Children: 28. i Marjorie HAYDANEK b. 12 Oct 1919. 29. ii Ronald Edward HAYDANEK b. 4 Apr 1932.

Data contributed October 16, 1999 by Barbara Hustoles, of Sheridan, MI.

13. Edward HUSTOLES (4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 9 Sep 1896, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Wholesale Grocer/Bookkeeper, m. 14 May 1919, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Mary VALHA, b. 27 Feb 1898, Illinois, (daughter of Joseph VALHA and Mary KRUPKA) d. 5 Dec 1953. Edward died 11 Aug 1989, Chicago, Cook County, IL. He was a resident of North Riverside, Illinois, living at 2216 Westover Avenue. Children: 30. i Mary Louise HUSTOLES b. 18 Feb 1920. 31. ii Edward Joseph HUSTOLES b. 27 Aug 1926.

14. Emma Sophie HUSTOLES (4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 14 May 1899, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 14 Jun 1922, Irving Howard BUSACK, b. 20 Oct 1896, d. 20 Sep 1976. Emma died after 1986. She was a resident of Naperville, Illinois, living at 6S 241 Concord Road. Children:

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32. i Irving Howard BUSACK, Jr. b. 19 Nov 1926. ii Joseph Emil BUSACK b. Jul 1938, d. Jul 1938, buried: 20 Jul 1938. Died at the age of two days. 33. iii Louise Mildred BUSACK b. 7 Aug 1939.

15. Robert HUSTOLES (4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 6 Jun 1901, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 25 Nov 1939, Myrtle ZACHATA, b. 31 Jul 1914, d. 12 Dec 1980. Robert died 10 Feb 1974, Illinois. Children: 34. i Dorothy A. HUSTOLES b. 25 Nov 1946. 35. ii Roberta T. HUSTOLES b. 25 Sep 1949.

16. Anna Frances HUSTOLES (4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 16 Aug 1903, Chicago, Cook County, IL,125 m. 16 Jun 1923, Arthur James TEFO, b. 31 May 1895, Chicago, Cook County, IL,126 d. 28 Dec 1971, Illinois.127 They lived on Central Park near 26th Street in Chicago. Anna died 30 Dec 1993, in Illinois.128 Children: 36. i Richard Arthur TEFO b. 7 Jul 1924. 37. ii Margaret Ann TEFO b. 22 Mar 1931. 38. iii Kathleen Helen TEFO b. 16 Nov 1935. 39. iv Judith Euphrazine TEFO b. 13 Nov 1938.

125 Social Security Death Index, #346-38-3944. 126 Social Security Death Index, #336-09-3075. 127 Ibid. 128 Social Security Death Index, #346-38-3944.

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3.2 THIRD GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Data contributed June 18, 2001, by Emily Winkler, of Lavergne Ave. in Chicago, IL.

17. Emma STIBUREK (5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Apr 1902 in Chicago, Cook County, IL, d. 14 Feb 1973 in Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation Secretary. She married Charles Frank NOVAK, married 23 Jun 1923 in Chicago, Cook County, IL, b. 4 Nov 1897 in Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Frank NOVAK and Katerina SACHL) d. 15 Nov 1965 in Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation Office Equipment Salesman. Children: 40. i Emily Frances NOVAK b. 17 Sep 1924. 41. ii Charles Frank NOVAK, Jr. b. 9 Mar 1927.

18. Helen STIBUREK (5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Sep 1906, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 6 Jul 1929, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Charles BASAK. Helen died 6 Nov 1959, Berwyn, Cook County, IL. They had two sons. Children: i Ronald BASAK. ii Allen BASAK.

Correspondence August 19, 1985 with Mildred Boltz, of S. 61st Ct. in Cicero, IL.

19. Mildred Blanch STIBUREK (5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 5 Oct 1909, Chicago, Cook County, IL,129 m. 1 Sep 1928, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Thomas W. BOLTZ, b. 28 Dec 1906, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Charles P. BOLTZ and Tidvil LEWIS) d. 14 Feb 1969, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Mildred died

129 Holy card, “In Loving Memory of Mildred B. Boltz, Oct 5, 1909 – Dec 2, 1999.”

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2 Dec 1999, Cook County, IL,130 buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Mildred had 16 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren. Children: 42. i Thomas James BOLTZ b. 2 Aug 1929. 43. ii Patricia Ann BOLTZ b. 3 Feb 1933. 44. iii Gerald Norman BOLTZ, Sr. b. 23 Oct 1937. iv Donna Muriel BOLTZ b. 2 Feb 1949. Single. Afflicted with Down's syndrome.

Data contributed March 26, 2001 by Norma R. Green, of Bonita Springs, FL; and February 5, 2001 by Dr. Darlene A. Peddicord, of Blythe, CA.

20. Elizabeth Rose STIBUREK (5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 5 Apr 1912, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Ivan GOODMONSON, b. 8 Feb 1908, Crookston, MN, (son of Goodmon GOODMONSON and Minna SKRIVSETH) occupation Auto Body Shop Owner, d. 10 Dec 1995, Chicago, Cook County, IL. Elizabeth died 7 Dec 1956, Chicago, Cook County, IL. She reversed the order of her first and middle name because she didn't like to be called “Lizzie”; she preferred Rose. Children: 45. i Darlene Ann GOODMONSON, (Dr.) b. 22 Mar 1941. 46. ii Robert Ivan GOODMONSON b. 21 Jul 1943.

130 Obituary, Chicago Tribune, Sunday, 5 Dec 1999, Sec. 4, p. 9.

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21. John James HUSTOLES (1908-1992) Memories of his childhood⎯ by John James Hustoles

"The house was a small, light gray cottage of four rooms with shuttered windows and a nice flower garden in the back. This was Grandma’s house that I remembered so well on the south side of Chicago, where Dad took us to live after Mother died. I was four years old then, my brother Joseph was six and my younger sister Agnes was only three. For about three years we lived with Grandma and Grandpa Hustoles and their daughter Mary where I became very fluent in the Bohemian language, as Grandma could speak little English.

"I was born, John James Hustoles, on January 5, 1908 in Chicago, Illinois. My father was John Hustoles and my mother, who died of tuberculosis at the age of 25 and of whom I have little recollection, was Julia Kowalski.

"My father remarried in 1914, to a young Irish Catholic girl just twelve years my senior. So we children moved again, to 4411 Fillmore Street, renting in a mostly shanty, Irish neighborhood. My new stepmother, Katherine Bannon, came from a big family and new relatives were in abundance for me. Katherine’s mother, Julia, rented a house about a block south of us. (By 1919 Julia’s husband had died leaving eight children still at home. There was John, Sarah, Julia, Elvira, Joseph, Florence, Margaret, and Martin, ranging in age from 21 to 6 at the time of their father’s death.) Then another sister, Beda, rented a block west of us. Our family grew as well. Dad and Katherine had six more children, although not all lived. Of those of us that remained, there was myself John, Agnes, Katherine, Dolores, and James that grew up together in Chicago not far from Cicero.

"At home we children were kept busy washing dishes, cleaning house, making beds, and bringing up wood for the stoves. Dad was quite inventive and I learned a lot of mechanical skills from him. In our house as the saying goes,

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“necessity was the mother of invention”. I remember the gas lighter that he fashioned for the kitchen stove. We could put wood in the stove, then light the gas for five minutes and we immediately had a good burning fire. Dad also made a big wagon from four wheelbarrow wheels, which we used to haul railroad ties from the rail yard. Dad and I would saw the ties up for firewood with a large crosscut saw, then chop and pile the wood under the back porch. On other days, when it was bath time we would get the wooden bathtub from under the house, put it in the back yard, and then fill it with water to make the wood swell up so it wouldn’t leak. Next, we carried it upstairs to the second floor and set it in the kitchen by the stove, where we heated large pots of water for our baths. A warm water bath near the hot kitchen stove was a weekly event we looked forward to with anticipation.

"The year 1920 brought prohibition, along with bathtub gin, illegal liquor, and gangsters to distribute it. I was twelve then and remember well my grandmother's neighbors. Living close to Grandma Julia Bannon were the O’Donnell brothers, local gangsters that used to bootleg moonshine in and around Chicago."

(Despite prohibition, by 1924 there were as many as 20,000 retail alcoholic beverage outlets operating illegally in Chicago as well as at least fifteen breweries.)131

When the Prohibition law went into effect early in 1920, only a few of the best-organized gangs in Chicago saw its potential. If others saw it, they lacked the capital to take advantage of it.

In most neighborhoods in those earliest days of Prohibition, the street gangs simply picked up what money they could by opening speakeasies or finding work delivering beer and alcohol to speakeasies opened by others.

131 Loretto Dennis Szucs, Chicago and Cook County Sources, Ancestry Publishing, Salt Lake City, UT, 1986, p. 9.

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Deliveries of beer were made openly, with little or no attempt at concealment. The police and federal officers were paid off handsomely.

There were outlying gangs, such as the Touhy brothers in the northwest suburbs, but all the city breweries were gradually taken over by four main distributors: Johnny Torrio and Al Capone in the Loop and in Stickney; Spike and Walter O’Donnell on the South Side; Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake on the West Side; and Dion O’Banion on the North Side.1

"I recall one occasion when Dad needed a new car; it was Grandma that suggested we talk to the O’Donnell boys. They sent Dad and I out to a big garage in Cicero where they reworked their cars. For a very reasonable price, we bought a big 7-passenger Studebaker touring car that had been used to run “moon” from here to the speakeasies in Chicago. They would load the back of these long cars with five-gallon cans of liquor. There was one driver and two men with shotguns that rode atop the gallon drums for the protection needed on the trip. We had very good luck with this car, as the boys did have excellent mechanics making the necessary car alterations."

(No doubt this garage could have been the very one that George Murray described in his 1975 biography of Al Capone.)

Evans’ garage had become a gathering place for the toughs of Halsted Street. …Fred Evans became a college-educated fence for stolen merchandise. When some of the boys wanted to use his garage as a beauty parlor for stolen cars, he set a price on the action. One would clout a fairly new car early in the evening and bring it in for treatment.

1 George Murray, The Legacy of Al Capone: Portraits and Annals of Chicago’s Public Enemies, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York, 1975. pp. 50-51

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Others would swarm over it, filing numbers off motor and body, giving the whole thing a quick-dry paint job, and getting the car out of the garage before daylight for sale in a used-car lot.

From stolen cars to stolen beer and whiskey was an easy step. The toughs were hijacking truckloads of illegal liquor in the streets of Chicago and on the highways leading into the city. They brought the trucks directly to Evans’ garage to be unloaded. Then the trucks were driven to the other end of the city to be abandoned.

Fred Evans was caught with a garage full of illegal alcohol in May 1924. At first he pleaded not guilty. Then he changed the plea to guilty in what was obviously a deal. He paid a fine of $250.2

"Through our relationship with the O’Donnell brothers, my stepmother was introduced to some of Al Capone’s hench- men and after we moved to Cicero she got to know them even better. As it was common for the Irish American to become involved in politics, Mother also fostered her civic duty to work in local politics. During an election, while she was working in the polling place, the Capone gang sent in some of their men whom she knew, gathered up all the poll workers and held them until the election was over, so that the gang might influence it’s outcome."

Johnny Torrio, seeing the handwriting on the wall, had taken over the town of Cicero, a West Side suburb of Chicago, as a base of operations.

This may sound like taking over a village. Actually, Cicero is the sixth-largest city in the state of Illinois. Torrio assigned truckloads of gunmen to guard the polling places of Cicero on Election Day, April 1, 1924. Al Capone was in charge of the operation. In the course of it his brother, Frankie Capone, was shot and killed by police.

2 George Murray, The Legacy of Al Capone: Portraits and Annals of Chicago’s Public Enemies, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York, 1975. pp. 207-208.

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When Election Day was over, the Torrio slate had made a clean sweep. Either the good people of the town had been too uninformed to vote, too lazy to vote, too scared to vote with a loaded revolver in the hands of guards at every polling place, or their votes had simply not been counted at the end of the day. The election judges and election clerks who counted the votes were the ones directly under Torrio’s guns. 3

"I did not finish high school but went to work early. I had various types of jobs until I worked in a machine shop. I liked the work and machinist was to become my lifelong vocation. Later, I attended night school for additional vocational training in refrigeration and electronics. As I grew older, I did not get along well with my stepmother, so Dad suggested that I board elsewhere. I moved in with the Nemecek family of three boys where I was paying room and board when the depression hit. I was out of work and incurred a sizable debt after three years there, as the job I did have for a short time paid only 25 cents an hour.

"It was 1930, the depth of the depression, when I met Irene Mae Weiss. We courted for six years and I was still working only two days a week when we finally decided to marry. We exchanged vows at the Millard Avenue Baptist Church on May 16, 1936.

"With her father being institutionalized from tuberculosis, Irene supported her mother and younger brother during the depression. This need to work and her unfaltering ambition secured her a steady job for several years in the office of Sinclair Oil, at a time when jobs were difficult to find. Her father died six months before we married, and after our wedding we joined residence with her mother. Even though married women weren’t allowed to work in a good many

3 George Murray, The Legacy of Al Capone: Portraits and Annals of Chicago’s Public Enemies, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York, 1975. p. 62.

51 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916 offices, she retained her position with some persuasion and stayed with Sinclair Oil an additional four years.

"Irene had a wanderlust to travel, so our vacations were spent seeing the continent, from the east coast to the west coast and from Canada to Mexico, eventually visiting all but two of the forty-eight states—Montana and New Mexico excluded. We traveled from Vancouver, British Columbia to Nova Scotia, and as far south as Guadalajara, Mexico. From Chicago to Guadalajara in 1939 in our Model-A Ford, now that was a trip that I could tell quite a story about."

21. John James HUSTOLES (6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 5 Jan 1908, Chicago, Cook County, IL,132 occupation: Machinist, m. 16 May 1936, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,133 Irene Mae WEISS, b. 11 Oct 1909, Chicago, Cook County, IL,134 (daughter of Robert Earl WEISS and Emma Mae TOPINKA) occupation: Comptometer Operator, d. 17 Mar 1988, East Grand Rapids, Kent County, MI, from Septicemia.135 buried: Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Cascade, MI. John died at home of prostate cancer 2 Sep 1992, Ada Township, Kent County, MI,136 buried: Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, Cascade, MI. They were residents of Westchester, IL for over 30 years before retiring to Ada, Michigan in 1979. Child: 47. i Jane Lee HUSTOLES b. 23 Aug 1941.

22. Agnes Cecelia Marie HUSTOLES (6.John3, 2.Jan2,1.Jakub1)

132 Birth certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1908, 41:206:26, i.m.p., JH. 133 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1936, file #1286104. 134 Birth certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1909, file #13420, i.m.p., JH. 135 Death certificate, E. Grand Rapids, Kent Co., MI, 1988, file #21099. 136 Death certificate, Ada Twp., Kent Co., MI, 1992, file #211758.

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b. 13 Nov 1909, Chicago, Cook County, IL,137 m. (1) 1929, divorced, Anthony MARCHETTA, b. 1908; m. (2) 9 Jun 1951, in Oak Park, Cook County, IL,138 Ervin BERGMAN, b. 1907, d. 1960. Agnes died on 4 Jun 1962, Chicago, Cook County, IL,139 buried: Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, IL. At twenty, she married Anthony Marchetta. They had a daughter a year later, Rosemarie, born on September 1, 1930. But their marriage ended in divorce soon after. Agnes was a kind and gracious person, with a broad smile that lit up her face. After her responsibilities of child rearing had ended with the marriage of her daughter, she too found someone with whom to spend the rest of her life. Agnes married Ervin A. Bergman on June 9, 1951. They spent but a decade together. He died in 1960, she on June 4, 1962 at the age of 52 from pancreatic cancer. Agnes was a resident of Villa Park, IL. Child by Anthony MARCHETTA: 48. i Rosemarie MARCHETTA b. 1 Sep 1930.

Correspondence March 20, 1984 with Katherine Cote, of Cote Enter- prises, Ltd., Broadview, IL.

23. Katherine Marie HUSTOLES (1916-1989) As a young child Katherine Hustoles lived with her family in Cicero, Illinois on 47th Place where she attended St. Attraca Catholic Church and school. The family moved to Chicago for a short period and then to the suburb of Maywood where her parents purchased a new home on 13th Avenue. This is the neighborhood she best remembers where she and her sisters and brother spent their formative years attending St. Eulalia Catholic Church and school, and where she graduated from high school. The Depression came, along with hard times, and in 1934 the family had to sell their home in Cicero

137 Birth certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1909, file #6757, i.m.p., JH. 138 Marriage license, Oak Park, Cook Co., IL, 1951, file #2185674. 139 Death certificate, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1962, file #40118.

53 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916 and move back to Chicago again, where they rented a smaller home on Fifth Avenue and Tripp. In Chicago, Presentation Catholic Church once again became the family parish and it was here that Katherine married George A. Cote, Jr. on September 19, 1936.

The Catholic Church played a dominant roll in Katherine's childhood and her faith and service to her church community would become foremost during her adult life. She raised two children, Katherine and George III, in Broadview, Illinois. It was here also that the family owned and operated a paint and decorating company, Cote Enterprises, Ltd. Katherine took an active role in the business where she managed the office for several years.

In the late 1960s they built a larger home in Westchester. Her daughter, now married, built a home next door. They spent ensuing years here close to children and grandchildren.

George died of colon cancer on June 13, 1985. Katherine followed the same fate three and a half years later on January 14, 1989. She was seventy-two.

23. Katherine Marie HUSTOLES (6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 May 1916, Chicago, Cook County, IL,140 occupation: Small Business Owner, m. 19 Sep 1936, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,141 George Arthur COTE Jr., b. 2 May 1912, Illinois,142 (son of George Arthur COTE Sr. and Elizabeth MUELLER) occupation: Decorating Contractor/Owner, d. 13 Jun 1985, Melrose Park, Cook County, IL,143 buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Katherine died 14 Jan 1989,

140 Death certificate, Westchester, Cook Co., IL, 1989, file #89-006387. 141 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co. IL, 1936, file #1507621. 142 Death certificate, Melrose Park, Cook Co., IL, 1985, file #85-036689. 143 Ibid.

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Westchester, Cook County, IL,144 buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Both Katherine and George died of carcinoma of the colon. Children: 49. i Katherine Marie COTE b. 29 Sep 1942. 50. ii George Arthur COTE, III b. 8 Feb 1956.

24. Dolores Marie HUSTOLES (1921-1976) Dolores Hustoles was the most out-going member of the family. She was friendly and charming, with an exuberance and enthusiasm for life that seemed to overflow to those around her. At 20 she married Ned G. Calderone on August 30, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois.

They resided in the suburb of Broadview, where they raised two adopted children, Darlene Marie and Richard. She was a devoted mother and active church member. Dolores was a gracious hostess and served her parish in many capacities. She was a member of St. Simeon Catholic Church Women’s Guild and served as district president of ACCW.

24. Dolores Marie HUSTOLES (6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Mar 1921, Chicago, Cook County, IL,145 m. 30 Aug 1941, in Chicago, Cook County, IL,146 Ned G. CALDERONE, b. 1917. Dolores died 29 Jun 1976, Proviso Twp., Cook County, IL, buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. She died of a cerebral vascular accident at age 55.145 Children:

144 Death certificate, Westchester, Cook Co., IL, 1989, file #89-006387. 145 Death certificate, Proviso Twp., Cook Co., IL, 1976, i.m.p., JH. 146 Marriage license, Chicago, Cook Co., IL, 1941, file #1695980. 145 Death certificate, Proviso Twp., Cook Co., IL, 1976, i.m.p., JH.

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i Darlene M. CALDERONE, (adopted) b. 12 Sep 1953, m. (1) 1972, annulled, Larry HALKA, m.(2) 1979, James WHITEHEAD. Darlene Marie married Larry HALKA in 1972. She later married James WHITEHEAD in 1979. In 1980 Darlene gave birth to a daughter, Vinnedra Marie CALDERONE. ii Richard J. CALDERONE, (adopted) b. 12 Jan 1956, m. 1979, Lynn MARTINELLI.

Correspondence June 1985 with Peggy Hustoles, of Tolley Ave. Melbourne, FL.

25. James John HUSTOLES (1923-1986) James John Hustoles was the last child born to John and Katherine (Bannon) Hustoles on January 22, 1923. He grew up as “Jim” in a very strong Irish Catholic family, influenced by his mother. He was gentle in nature and quiet-spoken.

After graduation from high school, Jim served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was stationed in the north of France and saw action during the Battle of the Bulge along the Meuse and Rhine rivers. The Germans began the Battle of the Bulge on December 16, 1944 and by December 27 the Third Army armored units pierced the German lines from the south to halt the offensive and relieve Bastogne, Belgium. Then by early January 1945 the allies regained all ground lost in the battle.

He returned home unscathed, then decided to take advantage of the GI Bill and continue his education. Jim studied industrial engineering in college. He spent many years working as a time-study engineer in the Chicago area and later in Florida.

On July 3, 1948 Jim married Margaret Catherine “Peggy” Connolley, a petite freckle-faced, vivacious girl with an

56 DESCENDANTS OF JAN HUSTOLES 1852-1916 obvious Irish heritage. She was born in Oak Park, Illinois August 11, 1928, the daughter of Francis A. and Margaret C. (McDermott) Connolley.

Peggy loved children and her life was devoted to providing for her large family. There were seven in all, the first five youngsters being born each a year apart. Their children were born while they were living in Chicago. Then the family moved to the suburbs in the early 1960’s, living first in Maywood and then buying a home in Glen Ellyn. After taking all the children on a camping vacation to Florida one year, they decided that this was where they really wanted to live.

Jim applied for work in Florida, and after accepting a position there the family was Florida bound to stay. They bought their first home in 1968 in Palm Beach Gardens, FL where Jim worked for RCA for four years. He lost his position when RCA abandoned its complex in 1971, 10 years after billionaire John D. MacArthur had lured the company to provide an economic base for his new city, Palm Beach Gardens.

Later Jim found work as an engineer at the Harris Corporation in Melbourne, Florida. He and his family spent their remaining years in Melbourne. Stricken with the debilitating disease Myasthenia gravis, Jim was able to work on only a limited basis. Now it was Peggy’s turn to support the household. She worked for a while as a waitress, and then found her niche in real estate as a Realtor associate.

Jim died of Atherosclerotic heart disease on June 30, 1986 in Melbourne following his long illness. He was 63 years of age. Peggy died September 29, 2003 in Melbourne.

25. James John HUSTOLES (6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Jan 1923, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Industrial Engineer, m. 3 Jul 1948, in Maywood, Cook County, IL, Margaret Catherine “Peggy” CONNOLLEY, b. 11 Aug 1928, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, (daughter of Francis A.

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CONNOLLEY and Margaret C. Mc DERMOTT) occupation: Realtor. James died 30 Jun 1986, Melbourne, FL.147 Children: i Margaret Catherine HUSTOLES b. 14 Jan 1950, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, occupation: Mortgage broker, m. 17 Mar 1984, in Palm Bay, FL, Belmont Henry CARLISLE, Jr., b. 2 Oct 1925, occupation: Mortgage broker. They are residents of St. Augustine, Florida. 51. ii Judith Ann HUSTOLES b. 29 Jan 1951. 52. iii Barbara Jean HUSTOLES b. 25 Apr 1952. 53. iv James Michael HUSTOLES b. 5 Jul 1953. v Lawrence John HUSTOLES b. 21 Oct 1954, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Nurse. Living in Melbourne, Florida. 54. vi Jean Marie HUSTOLES b. 2 Jul 1958. 55. vii Michael Gerard HUSTOLES b. 25 Apr 1963.

Data contributed March 31, 2001 by Marion Couza, of West Peterson Ave. in Chicago, IL.

26. William James COUZA (7.Emilie3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Sep 1923, Chicago, Cook County, IL,148 occupation: Carpenter, m. Marion RUGANI, b. 31 Aug 1923, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (daughter of Angelo RUGANI and Josephine ROMANO). William died 11 Dec 1995, Chicago, Cook County, IL,149 buried: 15 Dec 1995, Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL.150 They were residents of Chicago. Children: i Michael COUZA b. 11 May 1950, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Decorator/ Painter, m. 15 Nov 1968, in Macomb,

147 Death certificate, Melbourne, Brevard Co., FL, 1986, file #861416. 148 Social Security Death Index, #340-18-6210. 149 Ibid. 150 Obituary, Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, 13 Dec 1995, Sec. 2, p. 10.

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McDonough County, IL, divorced Jan 2000, Kim MOORE, occupation: Teacher. ii Nancy COUZA b. 1 Mar 1954, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Administrative Assistant, m. 1 Dec 1985, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Glenn CHRISTENSEN, b. 6 Sep 1951, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Delores NELSON) occupation: Salesman. iii David COUZA b. 8 Mar 1958, Illinois,151 d. 6 Mar 1976, Melrose Park, Cook County, IL,152 buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL.

151 Death certificate, Melrose Park, Cook Co., IL, 1976, registered #122. 152 Ibid.

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60 DESCENDANTS OF MARIE HUSTOLES 1858-1926

3.3 THIRD GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Marie HUSTOLES (1858-1926)

Data from Online source, Thomas A. Harrison, My Harrison Ancestry, http://thesaftey.net/~harrison/ancests.html.

27. Edwin Alan HARRISON (11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 12 Apr 1935, d. 19 Nov 1999. He married (1) Anna Marie WEAVER, 1954 in Elmira, NY, and then divorced, b. 1 Jul 1934. He married (2) Louise (SHACKLETON) FORSYTHE, on 23 Aug 1975. Children by Anna Marie WEAVER: 56. i Laura Marie HARRISON b. 18 Jan 1956. 57. ii Edwin Alan HARRISON, Jr. b. 2 Mar 1957. 58. iii Timothy John HARRISON b. 27 Sep 1958. 59. iv Thomas Anthony HARRISON b. 23 Oct 1959. 60. v Christopher Frederick HARRISON b. 26 Nov 1960. 61. vi Maureen HARRISON b. 7 Mar 1963. 62. vii Mary Rita HARRISON b. 14 Dec 1965.

61 DESCENDANTS OF MARIE HUSTOLES 1858-1926

62 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEF HUSTOLES 1867-1931

3.4 THIRD GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Josef HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

28. Marjorie HAYDANEK (12.Rose3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 12 Oct 1919, m. 14 Jun 1941, George BOBYSUD, b. 9 Apr 1920.153 Children: 63. i Lloyd BOBYSUD b. 17 Nov 1942. 64. ii Lynn BOBYSUD b. 6 Sep 1946. 65. iii Barbara BOBYSUD b. 14 Oct 1950.

29. Ronald Edward HAYDANEK (12.Rose3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 4 Apr 1932, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 17 Nov 1956, Dorothy MEHALEK.154 Children: i Mary Jo HAYDANEK b. 19 Aug 1957, LaGrange, Cook County, IL. ii Rae Jean HAYDANEK b. 7 Sep 1959, Hinsdale, Cook County, IL, m. 19 Apr 1983, William R. BLEAM, b. 18 Dec 1947. iii Mark Edward HAYDANEK b. 10 Jan 1961, Hinsdale, Cook County, IL. iv Thomas John HAYDANEK b. 8 Jun 1962, Hinsdale, Cook County, IL. v Beth Ann HAYDANEK b. 9 Sep 1963, Hinsdale, Cook County, IL.

30. Mary Louise HUSTOLES (13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Feb 1920, m. 4 Sep 1943, Jerry NOVAK, b. 30 Jul 1916.155 She has Parkinson’s disease. Children: 66. i Patricia NOVAK b. 8 Jul 1953. 67. ii Therese NOVAK b. 25 Jan 1955, iii Susan NOVAK b. 24 Oct 1958.

153 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 13. 154 Ibid. 155 Ibid., p. 15.

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Data contributed October 16, 1999 by Barbara Hustoles, of Sheridan, MI.

31. Edward Joseph HUSTOLES (1926-20__) Edward Joseph Hustoles was born and raised in the city of Chicago. There he married Mary Catherine Syoen where he started a family and lived until 1953 when they moved to Detroit.

Not long after World War II ended, a young veteran named Ed Hustoles applied for his first mortgage. Like millions of other young Americans, he was happily surprised at how easy it was to get a loan.

"The typical 22-year-old coming out of World War II, getting his first job, had more credit than his grandfather had, who worked all his life and never missed a bill," recalls Hustoles, now chairman of Southfield's planning commission.

"Suddenly this young kid could access money through the banks with a federal guarantee, minimum down payments. My first GI loan was 4 percent, guaranteed. Show your discharge papers and you got it."1

Ed Hustoles became a city planner after the war and helped map out growth in Southfield, Troy and other cities. As a city planner in the Detroit area he got his first taste of the influence that the automakers had on the city.

"Electric streetcar lines were losing money long before we became a leader in bus sales," said Richard Nelson, a GM spokesman.

But others insist the automakers are responsible for making this city and others so dependent on the auto.

1 The Detroit Free Press, John Galllagher, "After years of encouraging expansion, the nation shifts focus to the costs of suburban spread", May 1, 1999.

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Ed Hustoles, a planning consultant and former city of Detroit and Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) planner, said he almost lost his job his first week in Detroit in 1953 when he spoke up in support of subways and trains.

Coming from Chicago where he and his wife didn't own a car, Hustoles had lots to say about the benefits of mass transportation.

But one man at an important planning meeting had another thought.

"We can take care of all of our needs with rubber tires," Hustoles recalls hearing K.T. Keller, then chairman of Chrysler Corp., firmly state.

From that day forward Hustoles kept his mouth shut about trains and subways.2

However he remained an active participant and consultant in urban planning well into his 70’s.

31. Edward Joseph HUSTOLES (13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 27 Aug 1926, Cook County, IL, occupation: Urban Planner, m. 5 Feb 1949, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Mary Catherine SYOEN, b. 24 Mar 1929, (daughter of George SYOEN and Angelina Emma SCHNEIDER) occupation: Director Senior Lunch Center. He has Parkinson's disease. Children: 68. i Thomas Paul HUSTOLES b. 24 Dec 1949. 69. ii Paul John HUSTOLES, (Dr.) b. 4 Mar 1952. 70. iii Mary Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 2 May 1955. 71. iv Barbara Therese HUSTOLES b. 2 Apr 1957.

2 The Detroit Free Press, Jennifer Bott, "Detroit pays for its love of the automobile with a noticeable lack of mass transit", December 10, 1998.

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32. Irving Howard BUSACK, Jr. (14.Emma3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 19 Nov 1926, Chicago, Cook County, IL, d. 4 Dec 1995, m. 6 Oct 1951, Lorraine BITTKE, b. 23 Feb 1930.156 Children: i Linda Gertrude BUSACK b. 23 Apr 1960, Elgin, Kane County, IL, m. 10 Jul 1982, Kevin WALL, b. 19 Apr 1960. ii Charles Irving BUSACK b. 2 Feb 1971, Camden, Camden County, NJ., m. 8 May 1999, in West Lawn, PA, Janine Renee WEIKEL.

Data contributed September 13, 2005 by Louise Rokos, of Concord Rd. in Naperville, IL.

33. Louise Mildred BUSACK (14.Emma3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 7 Aug 1939, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 25 Aug 1962, in Westchester, Cook County, IL, George Albert ROKOS, b. 30 Jul 1932, in Berwyn, Cook County, IL. Children: 72. i Steven John ROKOS b. 18 Nov 1963, LaGrange, Cook County, IL. 73. ii Gregory Joseph ROKOS b. 15 Jun 1965, LaGrange, Cook County, IL.

34. Dorothy A. HUSTOLES (15.Robert3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Nov 1946, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 13 Oct 1965, divorced 1978, Fred TORRES, b. 29 Sep 1947.157 Children: i Dianne Bridget TORRES b. 21 May 1966. ii Kim Marie TORRES b. 7 Nov 1968. iii Steven Anthony TORRES b. 19 Feb 1970.

35. Roberta T. HUSTOLES (15.Robert3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Sep 1949, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. 10 Feb 1973, Paul E.

156 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 18. 157 Ibid., p. 20.

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BRISSON, b. 17 Oct 1947.158 Children: i Paul Joseph "P.J." BRISSON b. 10 Nov 1981. ii David Robert BRISSON b. 19 Apr 1984.

Data contributed September 13, 2005 by Judy Hanna of Niles, IL, for the TEFO family.

36. Richard Arthur TEFO (16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b.7 Jul 1924, m. 3 Jan 1948, Elsie DOLINAJ, b. 6 Jul 1924. Children: i Deborah Ann TEFO b. 23 Jan 1950. m., divorced, Clifford SMITH. 74. ii Lisette Marie “Lisa” TEFO b. 13 Apr 1952. 75. iii Richard Arthur TEFO, II b. 10 Jun 1955. 76. iv Rebecca Florence TEFO b. 22 Oct 1961. v Arthur Jeremy TEFO b. 3 Jul 1964.

37. Margaret Ann TEFO (16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Mar 1931, m. 18 Sep 1954, Richard SYKORA, b. 17 Feb 1931. Children: 77. i Paul Anthony SYKORA b. 29 Jun 1955. 78. ii Ruth Ann SYKORA b. 14 Nov 1956. 79. iii Susan Marie SYKORA b. 20 Nov 1957.

38. Kathleen Helen TEFO (16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 16 Nov 1935, m. 11 Feb 1956, Raymond RADNIS, b. 28 Sep 1928. Children: i Raymond Stephen RADNIS b. 31 Jul 1957. 80. ii Michael Arthur RADNIS b. 18 Sep 1958, m. 27 Aug 1983, Michelle “Shelly” MISIALEK, b. 3 Jun 1961. iii Timothy Lawrence RADNIS b. 20 Jul 1962.

158 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 20.

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39. Judith Euphrazine TEFO (16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 13 Nov 1938, m. 20 Jul 1957, Robert HANNA, b. 16 Oct 1934. Children: 81. i Robert Arthur HANNA, Jr. b. 23 Jul 1958. ii Joseph Charles HANNA b. 9 Aug 1959. 82. iii Jeffrey Edward HANNA b. 17 Nov 1960. 83. iv Kathleen Margaret HANNA b. 17 Oct 1962. 84. v Susan Ann HANNA b. 3 Feb 1965. 85. vi Karen Ann HANNA b. 8 Oct 1970.

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4.2 FOURTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Data contributed June 18, 2001 by Emily Winkler, of Lavergne Ave. in Chicago, IL for the NOVAK families.

40. Emily Frances NOVAK (17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Sep 1924, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Assembler. m. Andrew Stanley WINKLER, 4 Jul 1944, in South Carolina, b. 28 Nov 1922, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of John WINKLER and Anna Marie ZAJAC) occupation: Truck Driver. She had two children. They have lived on S. Lavergne Avenue in Chicago, Illinois for over 43 years. Children: 86. i John Charles WINKLER b. 23 Jun 1947. 87. ii Christine Theresa WINKLER b. 4 May 1949.

41. Charles Frank NOVAK, Jr. (17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 9 Mar 1927, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. Lois PITLIK. Charles died 13 Feb 1975, Chicago, Cook County, IL. Children: i Judith Lynn NOVAK b. 6 Jul 1949, Chicago, Cook County, IL. ii Charles Frank NOVAK, III b. 14 Feb 1952, Chicago, Cook County, IL. He is a California resident. iii Susan NOVAK b. 1953, Chicago, Cook County, IL. She is a California resident.

Data contributed October 10, 2000 by Pat (Correll) Boltz, of Norma Lane, Harvard, IL for the BOLTZ families.

42. Thomas James BOLTZ (19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 Aug 1929, m. 3 Jan 1953, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Patricia CORRELL, b. 6 Jul 1933. They live in Harvard, IL.

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Children: 88. i Thomas Patrick BOLTZ b. 9 Aug 1953. 89. ii William Alexander BOLTZ b. 22 Apr 1955.

43. Patricia Ann BOLTZ (19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 3 Feb 1933, m. 19 Apr 1950, in Katiaka, MO, Charles RICHTER. Patricia is the mother of nine children. They live in Carol Steam, IL. Children: 90. i Carol RICHTER b. 18 Jan 1951. 91. ii Charles RICHTER, Jr. 92. iii Janet RICHTER. 93. iv Joanne RICHTER b. 15 Apr 1956. 94. v James RICHTER b. 25 Apr 1959. 95. vi Katherine Mary RICHTER b. 17 Aug 1960. 96. vii Sgt. John T. RICHTER. 97. viii Steven Michael RICHTER, (twin) b. 21 Apr 1969. 98. ix Michael Steven RICHTER, (twin) b. 21 Apr 1969.

44. Gerald Norman BOLTZ, Sr. (19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Oct 1937, m. 3 Oct 1959, in Oak Park, Cook County, IL, Joanne C. RAUCCI, b. 27 Nov 1939, d. 23 May 1993. Gerald died 23 Nov 1995, Chicago, Cook County, IL,159 buried: Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. Gerald was grandfather to nine at the time of his death.160 Children: i Gerald Norman BOLTZ, Jr. b. 21 Aug 1960. 99. ii Karen Ann BOLTZ b. 10 Aug 1961. 100. iii Kathleen Marie BOLTZ b. 4 Aug 1962. 101. iv Kimberly Jo BOLTZ b. 29 Aug 1964. v Michael Thomas BOLTZ b. 25 Apr 1973.

159 Obituary, Chicago Tribune, Sunday, 26 Nov 1995, Sec.4, p. 8. 160 Ibid.

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Data contributed February 5, 2001 by Dr. Darlene Peddicord, of Blythe, CA.

45. Darlene Ann GOODMONSON, (Dr.) (20.Elizabeth4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Mar 1941, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Clinical Psychologist, m. 20 Aug 1960, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Clifford Richard PEDDICORD, (Dr.), b. 11 Sep 1936, Ottawa, IL, (son of Clifford PEDDICORD and Catherine SUTTON) occupation: Physician. They live in Blythe, CA. Children: i Kathleen Renee PEDDICORD b. 12 Jun 1963, Decatur, IL. ii Steven Kurtis PEDDICORD b. 9 Aug 1966, Peoria, IL. iii Darryl Kevin PEDDICORD b. 21 Sep 1968, Havana, IL.

Data contributed March 26, 2001 by Norma Green, of Bonita Springs, FL.

46. Robert Ivan GOODMONSON (20.Elizabeth4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 21 Jul 1943, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation Auto Body Repair, m. 23 Jul 1966, in Chicago, Cook County, IL, Norma Regina BACKSTROM, b. 6 Jul 1943, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (daughter of Holger Bengt BACKSTROM and Alice Ruth OLSON) occupation Printing Broker/Distributor. Robert died 10 Aug 1975, Chicago, Cook County, IL, buried: Ridgewood Cemetery, Niles, IL. Norma married John GREEN after the death of Robert. Children: i Nancy GOODMONSON b. 20 Sep 1969, Chicago, Cook County, IL. ii Robert GOODMONSON b. 5 Nov 1971, Chicago, Cook County, IL

47. Jane Lee HUSTOLES (21.John4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Aug 1941, Oak Park, Cook County, IL,161 occupation: Business Manager/Bookkeeper, m. 13 Jul 1963, in La Grange,

161 Birth Certificate, Oak Park, Cook Co., IL, 1941, file #1807

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Cook County, IL,162 Larry Dayne HIMEBAUGH, (Dr.), b. 25 Aug 1940, Coldwater, Branch County, MI,163 (son of Lloyd Dayne HIMEBAUGH and Ardis Marie MOREHOUSE) occupation: Dentist. They were 30-year residents of suburban Grand Rapids, MI. Jane is a breast cancer survivor. Children: 102. i Langdon Dayne HIMEBAUGH b. 7 Jun 1966. 103. ii Braden Phillip HIMEBAUGH b. 18 Aug 1970.

Data contributed July 4, 1985 by Rosemarie Glickley, of Villa Park, IL.

48. Rosemarie MARCHETTA (22.Agnes4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 1 Sep 1930, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Waitress, m. 1950, Robert Eugene GLICKLEY, b. 1930, d. 13 Aug 2005, Wood Dale, DuPage Co., IL,164 occupation: Tool and Die Maker. She has Parkinson’s disease. Children: i Robert Allen GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 8 Apr 1957. ii William Peter GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 28 Jul 1961. iii Paul Glenn GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1965. iv Lisa Dawn GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1966. v Laura Nadine GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1967.

49. Katherine Marie COTE (23.Katherine4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jacob1) b. 29 Sep 1942, m. 1962, Patrick RYAN. Children: i Katherine RYAN b. 2 Sep 1965, occupation: attorney. ii Patrick John RYAN b. 3 Jul 1967. iii George L. RYAN.

162 Marriage license, LaGrange, Cook Co., IL, 1963, file #2702583. 163 Birth Certificate, Coldwater, Branch Co., MI, 1940, G:232. 164 Obituary, Chicago Tribune, 17 Aug 2005.

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Data contributed January 12, 2001 by Sharon Cote of Lorriane Dr., Hinsdale, IL.

50. George Arthur COTE, III (23.Katherine4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Feb 1956, m. 23 May 1981, in Northfield, Cook County, IL, Sharon Elaine BORMAN, b. 2 Nov 1959. They are residents of Hinsdale, IL. Children: i George Arthur COTE, IV b. 6 May 1995. ii Jean Katherine COTE b. 23 Dec 1997.

51. Judith Ann HUSTOLES (25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 29 Jan 1951, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, m. (1) 6 Feb 1970, in Riviera Beach, FL,165 divorced, Lynn ENGLAND, m. (2) divorced 1981, Arthur MATTHEWS. Children by Lynn ENGLAND: 104. i Nicole Terese ENGLAND b. 8 Jul 1971. 105. ii Dawn Kristine ENGLAND b. 16 Oct 1973.

52. Barbara Jean HUSTOLES (25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Apr 1952, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. (1) 20 Mar 1970, divorced 1987, Michael RUHALA; m. (2) 19 Jan 1989, in Palm Bay, Brevard County, FL,166 Zane Jesse NELSON; m. (3) William LUMSDEN. Barbara, Will and her young children live in Palm Bay, Florida. Children by Michael RUHALA: i Alisson Kristen RUHALA b. 29 Jul 1975. ii Michael John Joseph RUHALA b. 14 Oct 1978. Children: iii Zayne b. 9 Jun 1989. iv Emily b. 25 Sep 1990. Afflicted with Down's syndrome. v Seth b. 7 Apr 1992.

165 Marriage License, Palm Beach Co., FL, 1970, MR #1970069818, book 75, p. 202. 166 Marriage License, Brevard Co., FL, 1989, CFN #89620084, book 2976, p. 4929.

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Data contributed April 30, 2001 by Laura Hustoles, of Woodsmill Dr., Melbourne, FL.

53. James Michael HUSTOLES (25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 5 Jul 1953, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Salesman, m. (1) 11 Oct 1975, in North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Co., FL,167 divorced Jul 1993, Diane Kristine (YATES) HERRING (adopted), b. 24 Dec 1954, New Jersey, (daughter of Arthur YATES and Ruth) Diane was adopted by her stepfather at the age of four. Jim m. (2) 12 Nov 1993, in Melbourne, Brevard County, FL,168 Michaelyn Carol SMITH; m. (3) 1 May 2000, Laura Lydia WEBSTER, (daughter of Eugene Oscar WEBSTER and Elizabeth Ann MAXWELL). Laura has three children from a previous marriage. They live in Melbourne, FL. Children by Diane Kristine YATES HERRING: i Lawrence Michael HUSTOLES b. 1 Mar 1983, Cape Canaveral, Brevard County, FL. ii John Arthur HUSTOLES b. 24 Sep 1984, Cape Canaveral, Brevard County, FL. iii Roger Bannon HUSTOLES b. 20 May 1986, Cape Canaveral, Brevard County, FL.

Data contributed May 19, 2006 by Jean Marie Wignall, Galesburg, IL.

54. Jean Marie HUSTOLES (25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 Jul 1958, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. (1) 18 Sep 1976, in Satellite Beach, Brevard County, FL,169 divorced 1977, Peter Joseph LEMAY; m. (2) 7 Apr 1979, in West Palm Beach, FL,170 divorced Sep 1982, Kirt Laine JENSEN;

167 Marriage License, Palm Beach Co., FL, 1975, MR #1975100032, book 108, p. 553. 168 Marriage License, Brevard Co., FL, 1993, CFN #93491982, book 3341, p. 3175. 169 Marriage License, Brevard Co., FL, 1976, book 42, p. 293. 170 Marriage License, Palm Beach Co., FL, 1979, MR #1979121732, book 3038, p. 1897.

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m. (3) 6 Nov 1982, in Fort Pierce, Brevard County, FL,171 Mitchell Glenn McMILLAN; m. (4) 18 Mar 1995, Edward Paul WIGNALL. They are residents of Galesburg, Illinois. Child: i Jessica HUSTOLES b. 23 Feb 1979. Child by Edward Paul WIGNALL: ii Shelby Jordan WIGNALL b. 28 Feb 1996, Galesburg, IL.

Data contributed April 26, 2001 by Tonya Hustoles, of Springwater Cir., Melbourne, FL.

55. Michael Gerard HUSTOLES (25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Apr 1963, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Program Analyst, m. 14 Jun 1986, in Melbourne, Brevard County, FL,172 Tonya Maria KLINKE, b. 15 Jul 1965, Melbourne, Brevard county, FL, (daughter of John Wesley KLINKE and Zella Fay BRYANT) occupation: Data Clerk. Michael has a BA degree in management. They reside in Melbourne, FL. Child: i Justin Ryne HUSTOLES b. 15 Nov 1995, Melbourne, Brevard County, FL.

171 Marriage License, Brevard Co., FL, 1982, CFN #82704432, book 2395, p. 2592. 172 Marriage License, Brevard Co., FL, 1986, CFN #86196570, book 2706, p. 105.

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76 DESCENDANTS OF MARIE HUSTOLES 1858-1926

4.3 FOURTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Marie HUSTOLES (1858-1926)

Data from Online source, Thomas A. Harrison, My Harrison Ancestry, http://thesaftey.net/~harrison/ancests.html for the HARRISON families.

56. Laura Marie HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Jan 1956, resided in West Hollywood, CA, occupation: Web master. Child: i Kelly HARRISON, b. 5 Nov 1977.

57. Edwin Alan HARRISON, Jr.(27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 Mar 1957, occupation: Computer programmer, resided in Nashville, TN. He married Irene Annette AVILA, on 2 Jun 1985, b 6 Apr 1954. Children: i Juliette Elizabeth HARRISON, b. 6 May 1988. ii Rachel Grace HARRISON, b. 2 Feb 1991.

58. Timothy John HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 27 Sep 1958, military service, Sergeant U.S. Army, resided in Maryland. He married Corazon, on 23 Jun 1989, b. 22 Aug 1961. Children: i Samuel Erastus HARRISON, b. 17 Oct 1989. ii Harley Simone HARRISON, b. 28 Nov 1993.

59. Thomas Anthony HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Oct 1959, occupation: Newspaper editor, resided near Pittsburgh, PA. Thomas is divorced with one son and one daughter. Children: i Chelsea May HARRISON, b. 24 Oct 1988. ii

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60. Christopher Frederick HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 26 Nov 1960, occupation: Computer network technician, resided near Utica, NY. He married Debra Lynn VAN de BOGART, on 22 Aug 1987, b. 11 Jan 1963. Children: i Joshua Thomas HARRISON, b. 8 Jan 1991. ii Joseph Adam HARRISON, b. 28 Dec 1993. iii Andrew Matthias HARRISON, b. 25 Oct 1995. iv Matthew Francis HARRISON, b. 19 Mar 1998.

61. Maureen HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 7 Mar 1963. Maureen lives in suburban New York City and operates a charter school she co-founded in the South Bronx. She married Kevin DRUMMOND, b. 13 Nov 196_. Children: i Kevin "Buddy" DRUMMOND, Jr., b. 27 Jan 1987. ii Patrick DRUMMOND, b. 5 Apr 1988.

62. Mary Rita HARRISON (27.Edwin4, 11.Mary3, 3.Marie2, 1.Jakub1) b. 14 Dec 1965, resided in Yuba City, CA. She married Mike BOX, on 11 Jul 1987, b. 30 Mar 1965. Children: i Anthony Joseph BOX, b. 26 Apr 1989. ii Timothy Allen BOX, b. 1 Jan 1993. iii Anna Marie BOX, b. 10 Aug 1999.

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4.4 FOURTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Josef HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

63. Lloyd BOBYSUD (28.Marjorie4, 12.Rose3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Nov 1942, m. 4 Sep 1971, Pat ______.173 Children: i Darin BOBYSUD b. 4 Nov 1973. ii Becky BOBYSUD b. 22 Mar 1976.

64. Lynn BOBYSUD (28.Marjorie4, 12.Rose3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 6 Sep 1946, m. 7 May 1966, divorced, Steve BELLARDINO.174 Children: i Lisa b. 6 Apr 1970. ii Gary b. 17 Mar 1973.

65. Barbara BOBYSUD (28.Marjorie4, 12.Rose3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 14 Oct 1950, m. 12 Jun 1971, divorced, Terry TEETER.175 Children: i Todd Michael b. 23 Apr 1975. ii Charles b. 5 Mar 1979. iii Nathan b. 2 Mar 1982.

66. Patricia NOVAK (30.Mary4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Jul 1953, m. 20 Oct 1979, Glenn SCHINDELAR, b. 11 Apr 1949.176 Children: i Rachel SCHINDELAR b. 19 Jul 1982. ii Neil Glenn SCHINDELAR b.27 Aug 1986.

173 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 13. 174 Ibid. 175 Ibid. 176 Ibid., p. 15.

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67. Therese NOVAK (30.Mary4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Jan 1955, m. 7 Jun 1981, Michael GUSTAFSON, b. 4 Mar 1953.177 Children: i Joanne Marie GUSTAFSON b. 20 Jun 1986. ii Timothy Michael GUSTAFSON b. 21 Feb 1989. iii John Edward GUSTAFSON b. 12 Oct 1991.

Data contributed October 16, 1999 by Barbara Hustoles, of Sheridan, MI for the HUSTOLES families.

68. Thomas Paul HUSTOLES (31.Edward4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 24 Dec 1949, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Attorney, m. 12 Apr 1975, Carol L. JAKUBOWSKI, b. 22 Feb 1953, occupation: Attorney. He is a partner with the law firm Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She is legal counsel for Western Michigan University. Children: i Therese Diane HUSTOLES b. 3 Jan 1984. ii Stephen Thomas HUSTOLES b. 30 Oct 1985.

69. Paul John HUSTOLES, (Dr.) (31.Edward4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 4 Mar 1952, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: University Professor, m. 23 Jun 1973, Mary Jo HENDERSON, b. 5 May 1952. He has his doctorate in theater and is Department head at Minnesota State University in Mankato. Children: 106. i Elizabeth Anne HUSTOLES b. 15 Aug 1974 . ii Brian Edward HUSTOLES b. 22 Oct 1976.

177 Frances E. Hustoles, The Hustoles Family History, March 1986, p. 15.

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70. Mary Elizabeth HUSTOLES (31.Edward4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 May 1955, occupation: Librarian, m. 23 Apr 1982, Thomas JAKUBOWSKI. She has a degree in art but works as a librarian in Salem, Oregon. She retained her maiden name and has chosen to name her four daughters with alternating maternal and paternal family surnames. Children: i Ariel Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 22 Aug 1983. ii Ilana Terese JAKUBOWSKI b. 12 Jul 1986. iii Celine Lauren HUSTOLES b. 9 Sep 1990. iv Liron Elene JAKUBOWSKI b. 23 Apr 1994.

71. Barbara Therese HUSTOLES (31.Edward4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 Apr 1957, Detroit, Wayne County, MI, m. (1) 27 Feb 1976, annulled, Mark GLENN, d. 1978, m. (2) 8 Oct 1982, Robert WESLEY, d. 1992, m. (3) 30 Dec 1994, Donald SMITH. She has elected to retain her maiden name and resides in Sheridan, MI. Child by Mark GLENN: i Jessica Michelle GLENN b. 21 Jul 1976, m. 30 Jan 1997, separated, Jonathon MEALER. Child by Robert WESLEY: ii Diana Lynn WESLEY b. 20 Mar 1983.

Data contributed September 13, 2005 by Louise Rokos, of Naperville, IL for the ROKOS families.

72. Steven John ROKOS, (33.Louise4, 14.Emma3, 4.Joseph2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Nov 1963 in LaGrange, Cook County, IL, m. 11 Nov 1995, in Naperville, DuPage County, IL, Carla Dawn HALE, b. 26 Jun 1965. Children: i Brian Robert ROKOS, b. 5 May 1997. ii Sarah Christine ROKOS, b. 28 Apr 2001.

73. Gregory Joseph ROKOS, (33.Louise4, 14.Emma3, 4.Joseph2, 1.Jakub1) b. 15 Jun 1965 in LaGrange, Cook County, IL, m. 11

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Jun 1994, in West Plains, Howell County, MO, Jennifer Sue GRISHAM, b. 4 Sep 1976. Children: i Alyssa Ann ROKOS, b. 1 Mar 1999. ii Rachel Sue ROKOS, b. 5 Jul 2002.

Data contributed September 13, 2005 by Judy Hanna of Niles, IL, for the TEFO, SYKORA, RADNIS and HANNA families.

74. Lisette Marie “Lisa” TEFO (36.Richard4, 16.Anna3, 4. Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 13 Apr 1952, m. 27 Dec 1980, B. Bobby BRADFORD, b. 19 Jul 1934. Child: i Benjamin Tefo BRADFORD b. 3 Oct 1981, Los Angeles, CA.

75. Richard Arthur TEFO, II, (36.Richard4, 16.Anna3, 4. Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 10 Jan 1955. He married Patricia, 31 May 1988. Children: i Jessie TEFO ii Madison TEFO, b. Sep 1992.

76. Rebecca Florence TEFO (36.Richard4, 16.Anna3, 4. Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Oct 1961. She married Billy NEVEL, 1986. Children: i Sarah Ann NEVEL b. 30 Oct 1984, Madison, WI. ii Paul NEVEL, b. 1990.

77. Paul Anthony SYKORA (37.Margaret4, 16.Anna3, 4. Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 29 Jun 1955, m. 17 Mar 1979, Ramona PALOWSKI, b.24 Apr 1956. Child: i Ryan Paul SYKORA, b. 1988.

78. Ruth Ann SYKORA (37.Margaret4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 14 Nov 1956. She married on 8 Jul 1978 John DOMBROWSKI, b. 11 Aug 1955.

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Children: i Sean DOMBROWSKI, b. 21 Jul 1979, Oak Park, Cook County, IL. He married Heather MANN, 18 Oct 2003. ii Brian DOMBROWSKI, b. 15 Nov 1980, Chicago, Cook County, IL. iii Michelle DOMBROWSKI, b. 20 Sep 1982, Chicago, Cook County, IL.

79. Susan Marie SYKORA (37.Margaret4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 20 Nov 1957, m. Dec 1978, divorced May 1980, Michael DiGOIA. Children: i Joseph Michael DiGOIA b. 23 Aug 1979, Oak Park, Cook County, IL ii Lisa Michele DiGOIA b. 9 Nov 1980, Elmhurst, Du Page County, IL. She married Brian FOGEL, 20 Sep 2003. iii Francesca Marie DiGOIA b. 16 Jun 1985. iv Louis, b. 1987. v Angelicia, b. 1990. vi Briana, b. 1991. vii Franko, b. 1993. viii Jacqulen, b. 1995.

80. Michael Arthur RADNIS, (38.Kathleen4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Sep 1958, m. 27 Aug 1983, Michelle “Shelly” MISIALEK, b. 3 Jun 1961. Children: i Kelly RADNIS, b. 1988. ii Catlin RADNIS, b. 1990.

81. Robert Arthur HANNA, Jr. (39.Judith4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Jul 1958, m. (1) 22 Jun 1980, divorced, Mary GREY, b. 27 Aug 1960, m. (2) Patricia KRUELLER, b. 15 Mar 1961. Children by Mary GREY: i Robert James HANNA b. 14 May 1981, San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA.

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ii Jennifer Ann HANNA b. 8 Dec 1982, San Jose, Santa Clara County, CA. Child by Patricia KRUELLER: iii Michael Joseph HANNA, b. 18 Aug 1998.

82. Jeffrey Edward HANNA, (39.Judith4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Nov 1960. He married Deborah (WAGNER) BERTHOLD, b. 23 Jul 1964. Children: i Nicholas Steven, b. 2 Apr 1988. ii Alexander Robert HANNA, b. 9 Mar 1991.

83. Kathleen Margaret HANNA, (39.Judith4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Oct 1962. She married 4 May 1991, Michael GRGURICH, b. 25 Jan 1963. Children: i Matthew Joseph GUGURICH, b. 27 Apr 1995. ii Rebecca Ann GRGURICH, b. 25 Jun 1996. iii Scott Michael GRGURICH, b. 17 May 2000.

84. Susan Ann HANNA, (39.Judith4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 3 Feb 1965. She married 8 Sep 1990, Paul PEARCE, b. 26 Aug 1961. Children: i Ian Richard PEARCE, b. 6 Oct 1995. ii Sean Michael PEARCE, b. 21 Sep 1997.

85. Karen Ann HANNA, (39.Judith4, 16.Anna3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Oct 1970, m. 12 Mar 1994, Lincoln WRIGHT, b. 19 Feb 1964. Children: i William Lincoln WRIGHT, b. 6 Nov 1997. ii Hanna Karol WRIGHT, b. 8 Jun 1999.

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5.2 FIFTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Data contributed June 18, 2001 by Emily Winkler, of Lavergne Ave., Chicago, IL for the WINKLER families.

86. John Charles WINKLER (40.Emily5, 17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 23 Jun 1947, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Mechanic. m. 23 Apr 1976, Jean JASELSKI, b. 20 Oct 1949, Chicago, Cook County, IL Children: i Rebecca Ann WINKLER b. 20 Sep 1977, Crestwood, Cook County, IL. ii John Charles WINKLER, Jr. b. 28 Jun 1982, Crestwood, Cook County, IL.

87. Christine Theresa WINKLER (40.Emily5, 17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 4 May 1949, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Purchasing. m. (1) 25 May 1968, Richard Lee CEYLOR, b. 16 Aug 1944, Piqua, OH, occupation: Mechanic, d. 16 Nov 1986, m. (2) 25 Apr 1992, Ronald Edward BLENDOWSKI, b. 5 Oct 1952, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Automotive Parts Sales. Children by Richard Lee CEYLOR: 107. i John Andrew CEYLOR b. 25 Jul 1969. 108. ii Renee Teresa CEYLOR b. 16 Feb 1972.

Data contributed October 10, 2000 by Pat (Correll) Boltz, of Harvard, IL for the BOLTZ families.

88. Thomas Patrick BOLTZ (42.Thomas5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 9 Aug 1953, m. (1) divorced, Donna Sue SIKORSKI, m. (2) divorced, Lisa CUDA. Child by Lisa CUDA: i Jessica Lynne BOLTZ b. 2 Jun 1991.

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89. William Alexander BOLTZ (42.Thomas5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 22 Apr 1955, m. (1) 8 Nov 1986, divorced 1990, Julie Rae PISTONE, m. (2) 11 Jan 1991, Kimberly Ann CARLSTRON, b. 27 Mar 1958. Children by Kimberly Ann CARLSTRON: i Afton Marie BOLTZ b. 2 Dec 1991. ii Alexander Ethan BOLTZ b. 10 Nov 1992.

Data contributed April 2001 by Carol Danielewicz of Valley View, Carol Steam, IL.

90 . Carol RICHTER (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Jan 1951, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, m. 28 Apr 1979, in Glen Ellyn, DuPage County,IL, Robert DANIELEWICZ, b. 6 Jan 1953, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Robert DANIELEWICZ and Rosemary). Children: i Jennifer Lee DANIELEWICZ b. 16 Mar 1982, Aurora, Kane County, IL.

91. Charles RICHTER, Jr. (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) m. ______. They live in Warrenville, IL. Children: i Corine RICHTER m. Jerry SCHLIEPHAKE. 109. ii Christy RICHTER. iii Charles RICHTER, III.

92. Janet RICHTER (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) m. Steve HILL. Residents of Wheaton, IL. Children: i Lynn HILL. ii Lisa HILL.

Data contributed April 30, 2001 by Joanne Lederer of Deerwood Dr., Traverse City, MI.

93. Joanne RICHTER (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 15 Apr 1956, Chicago, Cook County, IL,

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occupation Office Manager, m. (1) 22 Feb 1974, divorced 1983, Terence FRANK, b. 18 Aug 1955, m. (2) 20 Jul 1991, in Las Vegas, Clark County, NV, Tim LEDERER, b. 11 May 1958, Winfield, DuPage County, IL, (son of Ernst LEDERER and Dorothy RUCH) occupation: Sales Manager. Joanne and Tim live in Traverse City, MI. Children by Terence FRANK: 110. i Terry FRANK b. 8 Sep 1974. 111. ii Bryan FRANK b. 14 Apr 1977. iii Tracey FRANK b. 26 Mar 1978, Winfield, DuPage County, IL.

Data contributed April 2001 by Annie Richter, of E. Indiana St., Wheaton, IL.

94. James RICHTER (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Apr 1959, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation Electrician, m. 14 Jun 1980, in Villa Park, IL, Annie DANIELSON, b. 21 Jan 1958, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (daughter of Leon DANIELSON and Margaret LEONARDO) occupation Food Service. Residents of Wheaton, IL. Children: i James RICHTER, Jr. b. 5 Dec 1980, Elmhurst, DuPage County, IL. ii Renee RICHTER b. 10 May 1983, Winfield, DuPage County, IL. iii Michelle RICHTER b. 12 Jul 1986, Elmhurst, DuPage County, IL.

Data contributed April 2001 by Kathy Anderson, of Leonard St., Winfield, IL.

95. Katherine Mary RICHTER (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 17 Aug 1960, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation Pharmacy Technician, m. 11 Nov 1978, in Maywood, Cook County, IL, Dennis ANDERSON, b. 24 Jun 1959, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Francis G. ANDERSON and Lucille M. BUTZ) occupation Recycler. They are residents of Winfield, IL. Children: i Sharon ANDERSON b. 9 Nov 1979, Oak Park, Cook County, IL.

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ii William ANDERSON b. 28 Oct 1984, Chicago, Cook County, IL.

96. John T. RICHTER, (Sgt.) (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) m. Petra ______. Children: i John T. RICHTER, Jr.. ii Shawn RICHTER.

97. Steven Michael RICHTER, (twin) (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 21 Apr 1969, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, m. ______. They live in Berwyn, IL.

Children: i Andrew RICHTER. ii Krystle RICHTER.

Data contributed May 5, 2001 by Trina Richter of Lexington Dr., Geneva, IL.

98. Michael Steven RICHTER, (twin) (43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 21 Apr 1969, Oak Park, Cook County, IL, occupation: Sheet metal Worker, m. 19 Oct 1991, in Batavia, Kane County, IL, Trina LAPORTE, b. 5 Dec 1969, Aurora, Kane County, IL, occupation Stylist. They are residents of Geneva, IL. Children: i Tara RICHTER b. 12 Nov 1993, Aurora, Kane County, IL. ii Katelyn RICHTER b. 3 Oct 1998, Aurora, Kane County, IL.

Data contributed October 10, 2000 by Pat (Correll) Boltz, of Harvard, IL for the BOLTZ families.

99. Karen Ann BOLTZ (44.Gerald5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 10 Aug 1961, m. J. Michael CHALFANT. Children:

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i Justin Timothy CHALFANT b. 31 Aug 1985. ii Shannon Leigh CHALFANT b. 21 Oct 1987. iii Megan Mary CHALFANT b. 10 May 1990.

100. Kathleen Marie BOLTZ (44.Gerald5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 4 Aug 1962, m. Gerald GOMEZ. Children: i Erica Ann GOMEZ b. 11 Nov 1987. ii Charisse Marie GOMEZ b. 10 Oct 1990. iii Jillian Rae GOMEZ b. 22 Jul 1992. iv Garrett Matthew GOMEZ b. 10 Oct 1993.

101. Kimberly Jo BOLTZ (44.Gerald5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 29 Aug 1964, m. Mark CICINELLI. Children: i Alyse Marie CICINELLI b. 27 Jul 1990. ii Mark Anthony CICINELLI b. 14 Sep 1993. iii Vincent Thomas CICINELLI b. 17 Jan 1997.

Data contributed August 2003 by Jane Himebaugh, of Allamanda Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens, FL for the HIMEBAUGH families.

102. Langdon Dayne HIMEBAUGH (47.Jane5, 21.John4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 7 Jun 1966, Park Ridge, Cook County, IL, occupation: Computer Programmer/Web master, m. 1 Sep 1990, in Grand Rapids, Kent County, MI, Maria Jeanine GIERE, (adopted) b. 4 Mar 1967, Ionia, Ionia County, MI, occupation: Director Hotel Revenue Management. They have lived in Key West, FL, San Antonio, TX and Washington, DC. Child: i Alexander Dayne HIMEBAUGH b. 16 Mar 1992, Key West, Monroe County, FL.

103. Braden Phillip HIMEBAUGH (47.Jane5, 21.John4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 18 Aug 1970, Grand Rapids, Kent County,

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MI, occupation Property Manager, m. 14 Feb 1999, in Key West, Monroe County, FL, divorced Nov 2002, Dawn Marie CLARKE, b. 12 Mar 1973, Richmond, Henrico County, VA, (daughter of Calvin W. CLARKE, Jr. and Peggy Ann BLEVINS). He lives in West Palm Beach, FL. Child: i Emma Marie HIMEBAUGH b. 14 Jul 1999, Key West, Monroe County, FL.

104. Nicole Terese ENGLAND (51.Judith5, 25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Jul 1971, m. Sep 1999, Glen ______. They live in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Child: i Nathan ENGLAND b. 1990. Child by Glen ______: ii Natalie ______b. Aug 2000.

105. Dawn Kristine ENGLAND (51.Judith5, 25.James4, 6.John3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 16 Oct 1973, m. Apr 1998, Brad _____. Residents of Port St. Lucie, Florida. Child: i Megan ENGLAND b. 1991.

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5.4 FIFTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Josef HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

106. Elizabeth Anne HUSTOLES (69.Paul5, 31.Edward4, 13.Edward3, 4.Josef2, 1.Jakub1) b. 15 Aug 1974, m. 20 Dec 1997, in Mankato, Blue Earth County, MN, Brian John HACE178 b. 1 Aug 1973. Children: i Henry Paul HACE b. 9 Sep 2000, Carver County, MN.179 ii Madeline Kate HACE b. 30 Jul 2002, Carver County, MN.180

178 AncestryLibrary.com, online, Minnesota Marriage Index, 1997-2001, file #30659. 179 AncestryLibrary.com, online, Minnesota Birth Index, 1935- 2002, file #2000-MN-043651. 180 Ibid., file #2002-MN-037951.

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6.2 SIXTH GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Data contributed June 18, 2001 by Emily Winkler, of Lavergne Ave., Chicago, IL for the CEYLOR families.

107. John Andrew CEYLOR (87.Christine6, 40.Emily5, 17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 25 Jul 1969, Chicago, Cook County, IL, occupation: Transportation, m. 15 Aug 1992, Tracy Ann SCHMITT, b. 17 Mar 1970, Chicago, Cook County, IL Child: i Tara Nichole CEYLOR b. 4 May 1997, Plainfield, Will County, IL.

108. Renee Teresa CEYLOR (87.Christine6, 40.Emily5, 17.Emma4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 16 Feb 1972, Chicago, Cook County, IL, m. Mark Steven FLETCHER, b. 17 Feb 1972, Chicago, Cook County, IL Children: i Mark Steven FLETCHER, Jr. b. 29 Dec 1991, Chicago, Cook County, IL. ii Ashley Morgan FLETCHER b. 20 Nov 1992, Chicago, Cook County, IL. iii Richard Lee FLETCHER b. 21 May 1995, Lockport, Will County, IL. iv Chloe Miranda FLETCHER b. 7 Oct 1998, Lockport, Will County, IL. v Brianna Jade FLETCHER b. 21 Dec 1999, Lockport, Will County, IL.

109. Christy RICHTER (91.Charles6, 43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) m. Scott MOORE. They live in Lombard, IL. Child: i Alex MOORE.

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Data contributed April 30, 2001 by Joanne Lederer, of Deerwood Dr., Traverse City, MI for the FRANK families.

110. Terry FRANK (93.Joanne6, 43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 8 Sep 1974, Elmhurst, DuPage County, IL, m. 8 Aug 1998, Sheila HENTSCHEL. Child: i Bailey FRANK b. 10 Feb 1999, Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, MI.

111. Bryan FRANK (93.Joanne6, 43.Patricia5, 19.Mildred4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 14 Apr 1977, Winfield, DuPage County, IL, m. 22 May 1999, Paula CADWELL. Child: i Kurstin FRANK b. 18 Apr 2000, Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, MI.

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Descendant Chart

The First Immigrant Son Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

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Descendants of Jan HUSTOLES

1 Jan “John” HUSTOLES b. 4 Jan 1852 d. 19 Feb 1916 m. 27 Sep 1874 Katerina DEDECEK b. 1 May 1852 d. 12 Nov 1928 2 Ferencz HUSTOLES b. 19 May 1875 d. 24 Mar 1876 2 Janos HUSTOLES b. 24 Jul 1876 d. 1 Mar 1877 2 Maria “Mary” HUSTOLES b. 12 Jan 1878 d. 14 Jan 1922 2 Anna HUSTOLES b. 8 Mar 1880 d. 14 May 1967 m. 30 Oct 1901 Wenceslaus STIBUREK b. 25 Dec 1873 d. 31 Oct 1930 3 Emma STIBUREK b. 23 Apr 1902 d. 14 Feb 1973 m. 23 Jun 1923 Charles Frank NOVAK b. 4 Nov 1897 d. 15 Nov 1965 4 Emily Frances NOVAK b. 17 Sep 1924 m. 4 Jul 1944 Andrew Stanley WINKLER b. 28 Nov 1922 5 John Charles WINKLER b. 23 Jun 1947 m. 23 Apr 1976 Jean JASELSKI b. 20 Oct 1949 6 Rebecca Ann WINKLER b. 20 Sep 1977 6 John Charles WINKLER, Jr. b. 28 Jun 1982 5 Christine Theresa WINKLER b. 4 May 1949 m. 25 May 1968 Richard Lee CEYLOR b. 16 Aug 1944 d. 16 Nov 1986 m. 25 Apr 1992 Ronald Edward BLENDOWSKI b. 5 Oct 1952 6 John Andrew CEYLOR b. 25 Jul 1969 m. 15 Aug 1992 Tracy Ann SCHMITT b.17 Mar 1970 7 Tara Nichole CEYLOR b. 4 May 1997 6 Renee Teresa CEYLOR b. 16 Feb 1972 m. Mark Steven FLETCHER b. 17 Feb 1972 7 Mark Steven FLETCHER, Jr. b. 29 Dec 1991 7 Ashley Morgan FLETCHER b. 20 Nov 1992 7 Richard Lee FLETCHER b. 21 May 1995 7 Chole Miranda FLETCHER b. 7 Oct 1998 7 Brianna Jade FLETCHER b. 21 Dec 1999 4 Charles Frank NOVAK, Jr. b. 9 Mar 1927 d. 13 Feb 1975 m. Lois PITLIK 5 Judith Lynn NOVAK b. 6 Jul 1949 5 Charles Frank NOVAK, III b. 14 Feb 1952 5 Susan NOVAK b. 1953 3 Frances STIBUREK b. 1903 d. 1903 3 William STIBUREK, (twin) b. 1905 d. 1950 m. Catherine O'DONNELL 3 Joseph STIBUREK, (twin) b. 1905 d. 1905 3 Helen STIBUREK b. 25 Sep 1906 d. 6 Nov 1959 m. 6 Jul 1929 Charles BASAK 4 Ronald BASAK 4 Allen BASAK

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3 Mildred Blanch STIBUREK b. 5 Oct 1909 d. 2 Dec 1999 m. 1 Sep 1928 Thomas W. BOLTZ b. 28 Dec 1906 d. 14 Feb 1969 4 Thomas James BOLTZ b. 2 Aug 1929 m. 3 Jan 1953 Patricia CORRELL b. 6 Jul 1933 5 Thomas Patrick BOLTZ b. 9 Aug 1953 m. Donna Sue SIKORSKI m. Lisa CUDA 6 Jessica Lynne BOLTZ b. 2 Jun 1991 5 William Alexander BOLTZ b. 22 Apr 1955 m. 8 Nov 1986 Julie Rae PISTONE m. 11 Jan 1991 Kimberly Ann CARLSTRON b. 27 Mar 1958 6 Afton Marie BOLTZ b. 2 Dec 1991 6 Alexander Ethan BOLTZ b. 10 Nov 1992 4 Patricia Ann BOLTZ b. 3 Feb 1933 m. 19 Apr 1950 Charles RICHTER 5 Carol RICHTER b. 18 Jan 1951 m. 28 Apr 1979 Robert DANIELEWICZ b. 6 Jan 1953 6 Jennifer Lee DANIELEWICZ b. 16 Mar 1982 5 Charles RICHTER, Jr. m. 6 Corine RICHTER m. Jerry SCHLIEPHAKE 6 Christy RICHTER m. Scott MOORE 7 Alex MOORE 6 Charles RICHTER, III 5 Janet RICHTER m. Steve HILL 6 Lynn HILL 6 Lisa HILL 5 Joanne RICHTER b. 15 Apr 1956 m. 22 Feb 1974 Terence FRANK b. 18 Aug 1955 m. 20 Jul 1991 Tim LEDERER b. 11 May 1958 6 Terry FRANK b. 8 Sep 1974 m. 8 Aug 1998 Sheila HENTSCHEL 7 Bailey FRANK b. 10 Feb 1999 6 Bryan FRANK b. 14 Apr 1977 m. 22 May 1999 Paula CADWELL 7 Kurstin FRANK b. 18 Apr 2000 6 Tracey FRANK b. 26 Mar 1978 5 James RICHTER b. 25 Apr 1959 m. 14 Jun 1980 Annie DANIELSON b. 21 Jan 1958 6 James RICHTER, Jr. b. 5 Dec 1980

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6 Renee RICHTER b. 10 May 1983 6 Michelle RICHTER b. 12 Jul 1986 5 Katherine Mary RICHTER b. 17 Aug 1960 m. 11 Nov 1978 Dennis ANDERSON b. 24 Jun 1959 6 Sharon ANDERSON b. 9 Nov 1979 6 William ANDERSON b. 28 Oct 1984 5 Sgt. John T. RICHTER m. Petra 6 John T. RICHTER, Jr. 6 Shawn RICHTER 5 Steven Michael RICHTER, (twin) b. 21 Apr 1969 m. 6 Andrew RICHTER 6 Krystle RICHTER 5 Michael Steven RICHTER, (twin) b. 21 Apr 1969 m. 19 Oct 1991 Trina LAPORTE b. 5 Dec 1969 6 Tara RICHTER b. 12 Nov 1993 6 Katelyn RICHTER b. 3 Oct 1998 4 Gerald Norman BOLTZ, Sr. b. 23 Oct 1937 d. 23 Nov 1995 m. 3 Oct 1959 Joanne C. RAUCCI b. 27 Nov 1939 d. 23 May 1993 5 Gerald Norman BOLTZ, Jr. b. 21 Aug 1960 5 Karen Ann BOLTZ b. 10 Aug 1961 m. J. Michael CHALFANT 6 Justin Timothy CHALFANT b. 31 Aug 1985 6 Shannon Leigh CHALFANT b. 21 Oct 1987 6 Megan Mary CHALFANT b. 10 May 1990 5 Kathleen Marie BOLTZ b. 4 Aug 1962 m. Gerald GOMEZ 6 Erica Ann GOMEZ b. 11 Nov 1987 6 Charisse Marie GOMEZ b. 10 Oct 1990 6 Jillian Rae GOMEZ b. 22 Jul 1992 6 Garrett Matthew GOMEZ b. 10 Oct 1993 5 Kimberly Jo BOLTZ b. 29 Aug 1964 m. Mark CICINELLI 6 Alyse Marie CICINELLI b. 27 Jul 1990 6 Mark Anthony CICINELLI b. 14 Sep 1993 6 Vincent Thomas CICINELLI b. 17 Jan 1997 5 Michael Thomas BOLTZ b. 25 Apr 1973 4 Donna Muriel BOLTZ b. 2 Feb 1949 3 Elizabeth Rose STIBUREK b. 5 Apr 1912 d. 7 Dec 1956 m. Ivan GOODMONSON b. 8 Feb 1908 d. 10 Dec 1995 4 Darlene Ann GOODMONSON, (Dr.) b. 22 Mar 1941 m. 20 Aug 1960 Clifford Richard PEDDICORD, (Dr.) b. 11 Sep 1936

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5 Kathleen Renee PEDDICORD b. 12 Jun 1963 5 Steven Kurtis PEDDICORD b. 9 Aug 1966 5 Darryl Kevin PEDDICORD b. 21 Sep 1968 4 Robert Ivan GOODMONSON b. 21 Jul 1943 d. 10 Aug 1975 m. 23 Jul 1966 Norma Regina BACKSTROM b. 6 Jul 1943 5 Nancy GOODMONSON b. 20 Sep 1969 5 Robert GOODMONSON b. 5 Nov 1971 3 Florence STIBUREK b. 25 Dec 1915 d. 20 Jul 1938 m. 1936 John SNELLA 3 Robert James STIBUREK, (twin) b. 17 Apr 1921 d. 26 Feb 1967 3 Eleanor A. STIBUREK, (twin) b. 17 Apr 1921 d. 22 Dec 1989 2 Emilia HUSTOLES b. Apr 1882 d. 22 Feb1883 2 John HUSTOLES b. 10 Apr 1884 d. 13 Jun 1947 m. 2 Nov 1904 Julia KOWALSKI b. 26 Jun 1886 d. 21 Mar 1912 m. 5 Sep 1914 Katherine Marie BANNON b. 25 Sep 1895 d. 17 Aug 1945 3 Joseph Frank HUSTOLES b. 16 Mar 1906 d. 8 Jun 1913 3 John James HUSTOLES b. 5 Jan 1908 d. 2 Sep 1992 m. 16 May 1936 Irene Mae WEISS b. 11 Oct 1909 d. 17 Mar 1988 4 Jane Lee HUSTOLES b. 23 Aug 1941 m. 13 Jul 1963 Larry Dayne HIMEBAUGH, (Dr.) b. 25 Aug 1940 5 Langdon Dayne HIMEBAUGH b. 7 Jun 1966 m. 1 Sep 1990 Maria Jeanine GIERE, (adopted) b. 4 Mar 1967 6 Alexander Dayne HIMEBAUGH b. 16 Mar 1992 5 Braden Phillip HIMEBAUGH b. 18 Aug 1970 m. 14 Feb 1999 Dawn Marie CLARKE b. 12 Mar 1973 6 Emma Marie HIMEBAUGH b. 14 Jul 1999 3 Agnes Cecelia Marie HUSTOLES b. 13 Nov 1909 d. 4 Jun 1962 m. 1929 Anthony MARCHETTA b. 1908 m. 9 Jun 1951 Ervin BERGMAN b. 1907 d. 1960 4 Rosemarie MARCHETTA b. 1 Sep 1930 m. 1950 Robert Eugene GLICKLEY b. 1930 5 Robert A. GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 8 Apr 1957 5 William GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 28 Jul 1961 5 Paul Glenn GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1965 5 Lisa Dawn GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1966 5 Laura N. GLICKLEY, (adopted) b. 1967 3 Florentine HUSTOLES b. 30 Sep 1911 d. 23 Apr 1912 3 Catherine HUSTOLES, (twin) b. 5 Feb 1915 d. 9 Feb 1915 3 Marie HUSTOLES, (twin) b. 5 Feb 1915 d. 9 Feb 1915 3 Katherine Marie HUSTOLES b. 8 May 1916 d. 14 Jan 1989 m. 19 Sep 1936 George Arthur COTE, Jr. b. 2 May 1912 d. 13 Jun 1985 4 Katherine Marie COTE b. 29 Sep 1942 m. 1962 Patrick RYAN

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5 Katherine RYAN b. 2 Sep 1965 5 Patrick John RYAN b. 3 Jul 1967 5 George L. RYAN 4 George Arthur COTE, III b. 8 Feb 1956 m. 23 May 1981 Sharon Elaine BORMAN b. 2 Nov 1959 5 George Arthur COTE, IV b. 6 May 1995 5 Jean Katherine COTE b. 23 Dec 1997 3 Rose HUSTOLES b. 1 Feb 1918 d. 10 Dec 1918 3 Dolores Marie HUSTOLES b. 18 Mar 1921 d. 29 Jun 1976 m. 30 Aug 1941 Ned G. CALDERONE b. 1917 4 Darlene CALDERONE, (adopted) b. 12 Sep 1953 m. 1972 Larry HALKA m. 1979 James WHITEHEAD 4 Richard CALDERONE, (adopted) b. 12 Jan 1956 m. 1979 Lynn MARTINELLI 3 James John HUSTOLES b. 22 Jan 1923 d. 30 Jun 1986 m. 3 Jul 1948 Margaret C. “Peggy” CONNOLLEY b. 11 Aug 1928 4 Margaret Catherine HUSTOLES b. 14 Jan 1950 m. 17 Mar 1984 Belmont Henry CARLISLE, Jr. b. 1925 4 Judith Ann HUSTOLES b. 29 Jan 1951 m. 6 Feb 1970 Lynn ENGLAND m. Arthur MATTHEWS 5 Nicole Terese ENGLAND b. 8 Jul 1971 m. Sep 1999 Glen 6 Nathan ENGLAND b. 1990 6 Natalie b. Aug 2000 5 Dawn Kristine ENGLAND b. 16 Oct 1973 m. Apr 1998 Brad 6 Megan ENGLAND b. 1991 4 Barbara Jean HUSTOLES b. 25 Apr 1952 m. 20 Mar 1970 Michael RUHALA m. 19 Jan 1989 Zane Jesse NELSON m. William LUMSDEN 5 Alisson Kristen RUHALA b. 29 Jul 1975 5 Michael John Joseph RUHALA b. 14 Oct 1978 5 Zayne b. 9 Jun 1989 5 Emily b. 25 Sep 1990 5 Seth b. 7 Apr 1992 4 James Michael HUSTOLES b. 5 Jul 1953 m. 11 Oct 1975 Diane Kristine YATES HERRING b. 24 Dec 1954 m. 12 Nov 1993 Michaelyn Carol SMITH m. 1 May 2000 Laura Lydia WEBSTER 5 Lawrence Michael HUSTOLES b. 1 Mar 1983

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5 John Arthur HUSTOLES b. 24 Sep 1984 5 Roger Bannon HUSTOLES b. 20 May 1986 4 Lawrence John HUSTOLES b. 21 Oct 1954 4 Jean Marie HUSTOLES b. 2 Jul 1958 m. 18 Sep 1976 Peter Joseph LEMAY m. 7 Apr 1979 Kirt Laine JENSEN m. 6 Nov 1982 Mitchell Glenn McMILLAN m. 18 Mar 1995 Edward Paul WIGNALL 5 Jessica HUSTOLES b. 23 Feb 1979 5 Shelby Jordan WIGNALL b. 28 Feb 1996 4 Michael Gerard HUSTOLES b. 25 Apr 1963 m. 14 Jun 1986 Tonya Maria KLINKE b. 15 Jul 1965 5 Justin Ryne HUSTOLES b. 15 Nov 1995 2 Josef HUSTOLES b. 17 Mar 1890 d. 13 Aug 1906 2 Emilie Katherine HUSTOLES b. 20 Jun 1894 d. 13 Nov 1958 m. James John COUZA b. 12 Sep 1888 d. 28 Dec 1967 3 William James COUZA b. 22 Sep 1923 d. 11 Dec 1995 m. Marion RUGANI b. 31 Aug 1923 4 Michael COUZA b. 11 May 1950 m. 15 Nov 1968 Kim MOORE 4 Nancy COUZA b. 1 Mar 1954 m. 1 Dec 1985 Glenn CHRISTENSEN b. 6 Sep 1951 4 David COUZA b. 8 Mar 1958 d. 6 Mar 1976

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Descendant Chart

The Immigrant Daughter Marie HUSTOLES (1858-1926)

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Descendants of Marie HUSTOLES

1 Marie "Mary" HUSTOLES b. 14 Feb 1858 d. 6 May 1926 m. 5 Aug 1879 Istvan "Stephen" VALJO b. 8 Sep 1855 d. 31 Mar 1885 m. 3 May 1886 Anton "Anthony" HEMERKA b. 4 Dec 1846 2 Janos "John" VALJO b. 28 Apr 1881 2 Rosalie "Rose" HEMERKA b. 24 Jul 1889 d. 31 Mar 1961 m. 14 Jul 1904 George Joseph OWCZARZ b. 19 Oct 1880 d. 1944 3 George OWCZARZ b. 25 Aug 1905 d. 23 Jul 1991 3 Joseph OWCZARZ b. 1908 3 Anna OWCZARZ b. 1910 m. ______DEPKA 3 Ben OWCZARZ b. 1912 d. 1944 3 John OWCZARZ b. 1915 3 Mary OWCZARZ b. 1917 3 Robert OWCZARZ b. 1920 2 Benjamin HEMERKA b. 23 Nov 1891 d. 12 Apr 1969 m. 18 Jul 1917 Martha Mary PALACZ b. 1897 2 Charles HEMERKA b. 22 Sep 1893 m. 27 Apr 1920 Theresa LUKOWSKA 3 Edward HEMERKA b. 1920 3 Agnes HEMERKA b. 1922 3 Elinor HEMERKA b. 1923 2 Anna HEMERKA b. 15 Nov 1894 d. bef. Jun 1900 2 Martin HEMERKA b. 17 Jan 1898 d. 11 Apr 1975 m. 28 Nov 1922 Ruth Catherine FISHER m. Elizabeth FARROW 3 William HEMERKA b. 16 Apr 1925 d. Feb 1981 2 Mary Constance HEMERKA b. 29 Aug 1901 d. 27 Aug 1982 m. 1927 John Packer HARRISON b. 10 Feb 1902 d. Oct 1984 3 John Packer "Jack" HARRISON, II b. 14 Aug 1927 3 Eugene HARRISON 3 Edwin Alan HARRISON b. 12 Apr 1935 d. 19 Nov 1999 m. 1954 Anna Marie WEAVER b. 1934 m. 27 Aug 1975 Louise SHACKLETON FORSYTHE 4 Laura Marie HARRISON b. 18 Jan 1956 5 Kelly HARRISON b. 5 Nov 1977 4 Edwin Alan HARRISON, Jr. b. 2 Mar 1957 m. 2 Jun 1985 Irene Annette AVILA b. 6 Apr 1954 5 Juliette Elizabeth HARRISON b. 6 May 1988 5 Rachel Grace HARRISON b. 2 Feb 1991 4 Timothy John HARRISON b. 27 Sep 1958 m. 23 Jun 1989 Corazon ______b. 22 Aug 1961

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5 Samuel Erastus HARRISON b. 17 Oct 1989 5 Harley Simone HARRISON b. 28 Nov 1993 4 Thomas Anthony HARRISON b. 23 Oct 1959 m. 5 Chelsea May HARRISON b. 24 Oct 1988 5 ______HARRISON 4 Christopher Frederick HARRISON b. 26 Nov 1960 m. 22 Aug 1987 Debra Lynn VAN de BOGART b. 11 Jan 1963 5 Joshua Thomas HARRISON b. 8 Jan 1991 5 Joseph Adam HARRISON b. 28 Dec 1993 5 Andrew Matthias HARRISON b. 25 Oct 1995 5 Matthew Francis HARRISON b. 19 Mar 1998 4 Maureen HARRISON b. 7 Mar 1963 m. Kevin DRUMMOND b. 13 Nov 196_ 5 Kevin "Buddy" DRUMMOND, Jr. b. 27 Jan 1987 5 Patrick DRUMMOND b. 5 Apr 1988 4 Mary Rita HARRISON b. 14 Dec 1965 m. 11 Jul 1987 Mike BOX b. 30 Mar 1965 5 Anthony Joseph BOX b. 26 Apr 1989 5 Timothy Allen BOX b. 1 Jan 1993 5 Anna Marie BOX b. 10 Aug 1999

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Descendant Chart

The Second Immigrant Son Josef HUSTOLES (1867-1931)

107 DESCENDANTS OF JOSEF HUSTOLES 1867-1931

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Descendants of Josef HUSTOLES

1 Josef “Joseph” HUSTOLES b. 18 Mar 1867 d. 21 Oct 1931 m. 24 Sep 1889 Anna PARYZEK b. 15 May 1870 d. 8 Apr 1940 2 Maria “Mary” HUSTOLES b. 26 May 1890 d. 19 Feb 1913 m. abt. 1911 Frank PLOS 2 John HUSTOLES b. 1891/92 d. 1896/98 2 Rose HUSTOLES b. 16 Sep 1893 d. 27 Jul 1968 m. 20 Jun 1917 Edward James HAYDANEK b. 7 Sep 1893 d. 3 Jan 1956 3 Marjorie HAYDANEK b. 12 Oct 1919 m. 14 Jun 1941 George BOBYSUD b. 9 Apr 1920 4 Lloyd BOBYSUD b. 17 Nov 1942 m. 4 Sep 1971 Pat 5 Darin BOBYSUD b. 4 Nov 1973 5 Becky BOBYSUD b. 22 Mar 1976 4 Lynn BOBYSUD b. 6 Sep 1946 m. 7 May 1966 Steve BELLARDINO 5 Lisa b. 6 Apr 1970 5 Gary b. 17 Mar 1973 4 Barbara BOBYSUD b. 14 Oct 1950 m. 12 Jun 1971 Terry TEETER 5 Todd Michael b. 23 Apr 1975 5 Charles b. 5 Mar 1979 5 Nathan b. 2 Mar 1982 3 Ronald Edward HAYDANEK b. 4 Apr 1932 m. 17 Nov 1956 Dorothy MEHALEK 4 Mary Jo HAYDANEK b. 19 Aug 1957 4 Rae Jean HAYDANEK b. 7 Sep 1959 m. 19 Apr 1983 William R. BLEAM b. 18 Dec 1947 4 Mark Edward HAYDANEK b. 10 Jan 1961 4 Thomas John HAYDANEK b. 8 Jun 1962 4 Beth Ann HAYDANEK b. 9 Sep 1963 2 Edward HUSTOLES b. 9 Sep 1896 d. 11 Aug 1989 m. 14 May 1919 Mary VALHA b. 27 Feb 1898 d. 5 Dec 1953 3 Mary Louise HUSTOLES b. 18 Feb 1920 m. 4 Sep 1943 Jerry NOVAK b. 30 Jul 1916 4 Patricia NOVAK b. 8 Jul 1953 m. 20 Oct 1979 Glenn SCHINDELAR b. 11 Apr 1949 5 Rachel SCHINDELAR b. 19 Jul 1982 5 Neil Glenn SCHINDELAR b. 27 Aug 1986 4 Therese NOVAK b. 25 Jan 1955 m. 7 Jun 1981 Michael GUSTAFSON b. 4 Mar 1953 5 Joanne Marie GUSTAFSON b. 20 Jun 1986

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5 Timothy Michael GUSTAFSON b. 21 Feb 1989 5 John Edward GUSTAFSON b. 12 Oct 1991 4 Susan NOVAK b. 24 Oct 1958 3 Edward Joseph HUSTOLES b. 27 Aug 1926 m. 5 Feb 1949 Mary Catherine SYOEN b. 24 Mar 1929 4 Thomas Paul HUSTOLES b. 24 Dec 1949 m. 12 Apr 1975 Carol L. JAKUBOWSKI b. 22 Feb 1953 5 Therese Diane HUSTOLES b. 3 Jan 1984 5 Stephen Thomas HUSTOLES b. 30 Oct 1985 4 Paul John HUSTOLES, (Dr.) b. 4 Mar 1952 m. 23 Jun 1973 Mary Jo HENDERSON b. 5 May 1952 5 Elizabeth Anne HUSTOLES b. 15 Aug 1974 m. 20 Dec 1997 Brian John HACE b. 1 Aug 1973 6 Henry Paul HACE b. 9 Sep 2000 6 Madeline Kate HACE b. 30 Jul 2002 5 Brian Edward HUSTOLES b. 22 Oct 1976 4 Mary Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 2 May 1955 m. 23 Apr 1982 Thomas JAKUBOWSKI 5 Ariel Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 22 Aug 1983 5 Ilana Terese JAKUBOWSKI b. 12 Jul 1986 5 Celine Lauren HUSTOLES b. 9 Sep 1990 5 Liron Elene JAKUBOWSKI b. 23 Apr 1994 4 Barbara Therese HUSTOLES b. 2 Apr 1957 m. 27 Feb 1976 Mark GLENN d. 1978 m. 8 Oct 1982 Robert WESLEY d. 1992 m. 30 Dec 1994 Donald SMITH 5 Jessica Michelle GLENN b. 21 Jul 1976 m. 30 Jan 1997 Jonathon MEALER 5 Diana Lynn WESLEY b. 20 Mar 1983 2 Emma Sophie HUSTOLES b. 14 May 1899 d. 20 Sep 1989 m. 14 Jun 1922 Irving Howard BUSACK b. 20 Oct 1896 d. 20 Sep 1976 3 Irving Howard BUSACK, Jr. b. 19 Nov 1926 d. 4 Dec 1995 m. 6 Oct 1951 Lorraine BITTKE b. 23 Feb 1930 4 Linda Gertrude BUSACK b. 23 Apr 1960 m. 10 Jul 1982 Kevin WALL b. 19 Apr 1960 4 Charles Irving BUSACK b. 2 Feb 1971 m. 8 May 1999 Janine Renee WEIKEL 3 Joseph Emil BUSACK b. Jul 1938 d. Jul 1938 3 Louise Mildred BUSACK b. 7 Aug 1939 m. 25 Aug 1962 George Albert ROKOS b. 30 Jul 1932 4 Steven John ROKOS b. 18 Nov 1963 m. Carla Dawn HALE b. 26 Jun 1965 5 Brian Robert ROKOS b. 5 May 1997

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5 Sarah Christine ROKOS b. 28 Apr 2001 4 Gregory Joseph ROKOS b. 15 Jun 1965 m. Jennifer Sue GRISHAM b. 4 Sep 1976 5 Alyssa Ann ROKOS b. 1 Mar 1999 5 Rachel Sue ROKOS b 5 Jul 2002 2 Robert HUSTOLES b. 6 Jun 1901 d. 10 Feb 1974 m. 25 Nov 1939 Myrtle ZACHATA b. 31 Jul 1914 d. 12 Dec 1980 3 Dorothy A. HUSTOLES b. 25 Nov 1946 m. 13 Oct 1965 Fred TORRES b. 29 Sep 1947 4 Dianne Bridget TORRES b. 21 May 1966 4 Kim Marie TORRES b. 7 Nov 1968 4 Steven Anthony TORRES b. 19 Feb 1970 3 Roberta T. HUSTOLES b. 25 Sep 1949 m. 10 Feb 1973 Paul E. BRISSON b. 17 Oct 1947 4 Paul Joseph "P.J." BRISSON b. 10 Nov 1981 4 David Robert BRISSON b. 19 Apr 1984 2 Anna Frances HUSTOLES b. 16 Aug 1903 d. 30 Dec 1993 m. 16 Jun 1923 Arthur James TEFO b. 31 May 1895 d. 28 Dec 1971 3 Richard Arthur TEFO b. 7 Jul 1924 m. 3 Jan 1948 Elsie DOLINAJ b. 6 Jul 1924 4 Deborah Ann TEFO b. 23 Jan 1950 m. Clifford SMITH 4 Lisette Marie "Lisa" TEFO b. 13 Apr 1952 m. 27 Dec 1980 B. Bobby BRADFORD b. 19 Jul 1934 5 Benjamin Tefo BRADFORD b. 3 Oct 1981 4 Richard Arthur TEFO, II b. 10 Jun 1955 m. 31 May 1988 Patricia 5 Jessie TEFO 5 Madison TEFO b. Sep 1992 4 Rebecca Florence TEFO b. 22 Oct 1961 m. 1986 Billy NEVEL 5 Sarah Anne NEVEL b. 30 Oct 1984 5 Paul NEVEL b. 1990 4 Arthur Jeremy TEFO b. 3 Jul 1964 3 Margaret Ann TEFO b. 22 Mar 1931 m. 18 Sep 1954 Richard SYKORA b. 17 Feb 1931 4 Paul Anthony SYKORA b. 29 Jun 1955 m. 17 Mar 1979 Ramona PALOWSKI b. 24 Apr 1956 5 Ryan Paul SYKORA b. 1988 4 Ruth Ann SYKORA b. 14 Nov 1956 m. 8 Jul 1978 John DOMBROWSKI b. 11 Aug 1955 5 Sean DOMBROWSKI b. 21 Jul 1979 m. 18 Oct 2003 Heather MANN

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5 Brian DOMBROWSKI b. 15 Nov 1980 5 Michelle DOMBROWSKI b. 20 Sep 1982 4 Susan Marie SYKORA b. 20 Nov 1957 m. Dec 1978 Michael DiGOIA 5 Joseph Michael DiGOIA b. 23 Aug 1979 5 Lisa Michele DiGOIA b. 9 Nov 1980 m. 20 Sep 2003 Brian FOGEL 5 Francesca Marie DiGOIA b. 16 Jun 1985 5 Louis b. 1987 5 Angelicia b. 1990 5 Briana b. 1991 5 Franko b. 1993 5 Jacqulen b. 1995 3 Kathleen Helen TEFO b. 16 Nov 1935 m. 11 Feb 1956 Raymond RADNIS b. 28 Sep 1928 4 Raymond Stephen RADNIS b. 31 Jul 1957 4 Michael Arthur RADNIS b. 18 Sep 1958 m. 27 Aug 1983 Michelle "Shelly" MISIALEK b. 3 Jun 1961 5 Kelly RADNIS b. 1988 5 Catlin RADNIS b. 1990 4 Timothy Lawrence RADNIS b. 20 Jul 1962 3 Judith Euphrazine TEFO b. 13 Nov 1938 m. 20 Jul 1957 Robert Arthur HANNA b. 16 Oct 1934 4 Robert Arthur HANNA, Jr. b. 23 Jul 1958 m. 25 Jun 1980 Mary GREY b. 27 Aug 1960 m. 27 Mar 1993 Patricia KRUELLER b. 15 Mar 1961 5 Robert James HANNA b. 14 May 1981 5 Jennifer Ann HANNA b. 8 Dec 1982 5 Micheal Joseph HANNA b. 18 Aug 1998 4 Joseph Charles HANNA b. 9 Aug 1959 4 Jeffrey Edward HANNA b. 17 Nov 1960 m. 26 May 1990 Deborah WAGNER BERTHOLD b.23 Jul 1964 5 Nicholas Steven b. 2 Apr 1988 5 Alexander Robert HANNA b. 9 Mar 1991 4 Kathleen Margaret HANNA b. 17 Oct 1962 m. 4 May 1991 Michael GRGURICH b.25 Jan 1963 5 Matthew Joseph GRGURICH b. 27 Apr 1995 5 Rebecca Ann GRGURICH b. 25 Jun 1996 5 Scott Michael GRGURICH b. 17 May 2000 4 Susan Ann HANNA b. 3 Feb 1965 m. 8 Sep 1990 Paul PEARCE b. 26 Aug 1961 5 Ian Richard PEARCE b. 6 Oct 1995 5 Sean Michael PEARCE b. 21 Sep 1997

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4 Karen Ann HANNA b. 8 Oct 1970 m. 12 Mar 1994 Lincoln WRIGHT b.19 Feb 1964 5 William Lincoln WRIGHT b. 6 Nov 1997 5 Hanna Karol WRIGHT b. 8 Jun 1999 2 Alice F. HUSTOLES b. 6 Aug 1905 d. 14 Apr 1929 2 Joseph P. HUSTOLES b. 19 Jul 1907 d. 10 Jul 1941 m. 12 Mar 1938 Mildred BALLA 2 Helen Katherine HUSTOLES b. 19 Oct 1909 d. 12 Feb 1978 2 Frances Elizabeth HUSTOLES b. 16 Nov 1910 d. 14 Aug 1990 2 Mildred Judith HUSTOLES b. 5 Dec 1912 d. 23 Nov 1981

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Index of Names

Angelicia, 83, 112 Katherine Marie, 34-37, 47- Anna, 27 50, 56, 100 Brad, 90, 101 BASAK Briana, 83, 112 Allen, 45, 97 Charles, 79, 109 Charles, 45, 97 Corazon, 77, 105 Helen (Stiburek), 31-32, 45, Emily, 73, 101 97 Franko, 83, 112 Ronald, 45, 97 Gary, 79, 109 BELLARDINO Glen, 90, 101 Lynn (Bobysud), 63, 79, 109 Jacqulen, 83, 112 Steve, 79, 109 Lisa, 79, 109 BERGMAN Louis, 83, 112 Agnes Cecelia Marie (Hus- Natalie, 90, 101 toles), 34-36, 47, 53, 100 Nathan, 79, 109 Ervin, 53, 100 Nicholas Steven, 84, 112 BERTHOLD Pat, 79, 109 Deborah (Wagner), 84, 112 Patricia, 82, 111 BITTKE Petra, 88, 99 Lorraine, 66, 110 Rose, 22 BLEAM Rosemary, 86 William R., 63, 109 Ruth, 74 BLENDOWSKI Seth, 73, 101 Christine Theresa (Winkler), Todd Michael, 79, 109 69, 85, 97 Zayne, 73, 101 Ronald Edward, 85, 97 ANDERSON BLEVINS Dennis, 87, 99 Peggy Ann, 90 Francis G., 87 BOBYSUD Lucille M. (Butz), 87 Barbara, 63, 79, 109 Sharon, 87, 99 Becky, 79, 109 William, 88, 99 Darin, 79, 109 ASPEL George, 63, 109 Julia, 35-36, 47-49 Lloyd, 63, 79, 109 AVILA Lynn, 63, 79, 109 Irene Annette, 77, 105 Marjorie (Haydanek), 43, 63, BACKSTROM 109 Alice Ruth (Olson), 71 Pat (----), 79, 109 Holger Bengt, 71 BOLTZ Norma Regina, 71, 100 Afton Marie, 86, 98 BALLA Alexander Ethan, 86, 98 Mildred, 28, 113 Charles P., 45 BANNON Donna Muriel, 46, 99 John A., 35-36 Donna Sue (Sikorski), 85, 98 Julia (Aspel), 35-36, 47-49 Gerald Norman, Jr, 70, 99

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Gerald Norman, Sr., 46, 70, 110 99 Joseph Emil, 44, 110 Jessica Lynne, 85, 98 Linda Gertrude, 66, 110 Joanne C. (Raucci), 70, 99 Lorraine (Bittke), 66, 110 Julie Rae (Pistone), 86, 98 Louise Mildred, 6, 44, 66, Karen Ann, 70, 88, 99 110 Kathleen Marie, 70, 89, 99 BUTZ Kimberly Jo, 70, 89, 99 Lucille M., 87 Lisa (Cuda), 85, 98 CADWELL Michael Thomas, 70, 99 Paula, 94, 98 Mildred Blanch (Stiburek), CALDERONE 27, 31-32, 45-46, 98 Darlene M. (adpt.), 55-56, Patricia Ann, 31, 46, 70, 98 101 Patricia (Correll), 69, 98 Dolores Marie (Hustoles), 35, Thomas James, 44, 69, 98 37, 55, 101 Thomas Patrick, 70, 85, 98 Lynn (Martinelli), 56, 101 Thomas W., 45, 98 Ned G., 55, 101 Tidvil (Lewis), 45 Richard J. (adpt.), 55-56, 101 William Alexander, 70, 86, Vinnedra, 56 98 CARLISLE BORMAN Belmont Henry, Jr., 58, 101 Sharon Elaine, 73, 101 Margaret Catherine BOX (Hustoles), 58, 101 Anna Marie, 78, 106 CARLSTRON Anthony Joseph, 78, 106 Kimberly Ann, 86, 98 Mary Rita (Harrison), 78, 106 CEYLOR Mike, 78, 106 Christine Theresa (Winkler), Timothy Allen, 78, 106 69, 85, 97 BRADFORD John Andrew, 85, 93, 97 Benjamin Tefo, 82, 111 Renee Teresa, 85, 93, 97 B. Bobby, 82, 111 Richard Lee, 85, 97 Lisette Marie "Lisa" (Tefo), Tara Nichole, 93, 97 67, 82, 111 Tracy Ann (Schmitt), 93, 97 BRISSON CHALFANT David Robert, 67, 111 J. Michael, 88, 99 Paul E., 66-67, 111 Justin Timothy, 89, 99 Paul Joseph "P.J.", 67, 111 Karen Ann (Boltz), 70, 88, 99 Roberta T. (Hustoles), 44, 66, Megan Mary, 89, 99 111 Shannon Leigh, 89, 99 BRYANT CHRISTENSEN Zella Fay, 75 Glenn, 59, 102 BUSACK CICINELLI Charles Irving, 66, 110 Alyse Marie, 89, 99 Emma Sophie (Hustoles), 28, Kimberly Jo (Boltz), 70, 89, 43-44, 110 99 Irving Howard, 43, 110 Mark, 89, 99 Irving Howard, Jr., 44, 66, Mark Anthony, 89, 99 110 Vincent Thomas, 89, 99 Janine Renee (Weikel), 66, CLARKE

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Calvin W., Jr., 90 Katerina, 8, 17-19, 31, 33, 97 Dawn Marie, 90, 100 Vaclav, 17, 19 CONNOLLEY DEPKA Francis A., 57-58 ______, 39, 105 Margaret C. (McDermott), Anna (Owczarz), 39, 105 57-58 DiGOIA Margaret Catherine "Peggy", Francesca Marie, 83, 112 58, 101 Joseph Michael, 83, 112 CORRELL Lisa Michele, 83, 112 Patricia, 69, 98 Michael, 83, 112 COTE Susan Marie (Sykora), 67, Elizabeth (Mueller), 54 83, 112 George Arthur Jr., 54-55, 100 DOLINAJ George Arthur Sr., 54 Elsie, 67, 111 George Arthur, III, 54-55, 73, DOMBROWSKI 101 Brian, 83, 112 George Arthur, IV, 73, 101 Heather (Mann), 83, 111 Jean Katherine, 73, 101 John, 82, 111 Katherine Marie, 54-55, 72, Michelle, 83, 112 100 Ruth Ann (Sykora), 67, 82, Katherine Marie (Hustoles), 111 35, 37, 53-55, 100 Sean, 83, 111 Sharon Elaine (Borman), 73, DRUMMOND 101 Kevin, 78, 106 COUZA Kevin "Buddy", Jr., 78, 106 Abena (Prokopa) , 37 Maureen (Harrison), 61, 78, David, 59, 102 106 Emilie Katherine (Hustoles), Patrick, 78, 106 18, 20, 37-38, 102 DUBILIAK James John, 37, 102 Marie, 40 Kim (Moore), 59, 102 ENGLAND Marion (Rugani), 58, 102 Dawn Kristine, 73, 90, 101 Michael, 58, 102 Judith Ann (Hustoles), 58, Nancy, 59, 102 73, 101 Vojtech, 37 Lynn, 73, 101 William James, 38, 58, 102 Megan, 90, 101 CUDA Nathan, 90, 101 Lisa, 85, 98 Nicole Terese, 73, 90, 101 DANIELEWICZ FARROW Carol (Richter), 70, 86, 98 Elizabeth, 40, 105 Jennifer Lee, 86, 98 FISHER Robert, 86, 98 Anna (Wagner), 40 Rosemary (----), 86 Harry, 40 DANIELSON Ruth Catherine, 40, 105 Annie, 87, 98 FLETCHER Leon, 87 Ashley Morgan, 93, 97 Margaret (Leonardo), 87 Brianna Jade, 93, 97 DEDECEK Chloe Miranda, 93, 97 Barbora (Pesek), 17 Mark Steven, 93, 97

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Mark Steven, Jr., 93, 97 Nancy, 71, 100 Renee Teresa (Ceylor), 85, Norma Regina (Backstrom), 93, 97 71, 100 Richard Lee, 93, 97 Robert, 71, 100 FOGEL Robert Ivan, 46, 71, 100 Brian, 83, 112 GORSKA FORSYTHE Maryann, 23 Louise (Shackleton), 61, 105 GREEN FRANK John, 71 Bailey, 94, 98 Norma Regina (Backstrom), Bryan, 87, 94, 98 71, 100 Joanne (Richter), 70, 86-87, GREY 98 Mary, 83, 112 Kurstin, 94, 98 GRGURICH Paula (Cadwell), 94, 98 Kathleen Margaret (Hanna), Sheila (Hentschel), 94, 98 68, 84, 112 Terence, 87, 98 Matthew Joseph, 84, 112 Terry, 87, 94, 98 Michael, 84, 112 Tracey, 87, 98 Rebecca Ann, 84, 112 GIERE Scott Michael, 84, 112 Maria Jeanine (adpt.), 89, GRISHAM 100 Jennifer Sue, 82, 111 GLENN GUSTAFSON Jessica Michelle, 81, 110 Joanne Marie, 80, 109 Mark, 81, 110 John Edward, 80, 110 GLICKLEY Michael, 80, 109 Laura Nadine (adpt.), 72, 100 Therese (Novak), 63, 80, 109 Lisa Dawn (adpt.), 72, 100 Timothy Michael, 80, 110 Paul Glenn (adpt.), 72, 100 HACE Robert Allen (adpt.), 72, 100 Brian John, 91, 110 Robert Eugene, 72, 100 Elizabeth Anne (Hustoles), Rosemarie (Marchetta), 53, 80, 91, 110 72, 100 Henry Paul, 91, 110 William Peter (adpt.), 72, 100 Madeline Kate, 91, 110 GOMEZ HALE Charisse Marie, 89, 99 Carla Dawn, 81, 110 Erica Ann, 89, 99 HALKA Garrett Matthew, 89, 99 Larry, 56, 101 Gerald, 89, 99 HANNA Jillian Rae, 89, 99 Alexander Robert, 84, 112 Kathleen Marie (Boltz), 70, Deborah (Wagner), 84, 112 89, 99 Jeffrey Edward, 68, 84, 112 GOODMONSON Jennifer Ann, 84, 112 Dr. Darlene Ann, 46, 71, 99 Joseph Charles, 68, 112 Elizabeth Rose (Stiburek), Judith Euphrazine (Tefo), 44, 31-32, 46, 99 68, 112 Goodmon, 46 Karen Ann, 68, 84, 113 Ivan, 46, 99 Kathleen Margaret, 68, 84, Minna (Skrivseth), 46 112

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Michael Joseph, 84, 112 Marjorie, 43, 63, 109 Patricia (Krueller), 83-84, Mark Edward, 63, 109 112 Mary Jo, 63, 109 Robert Arthur, 68, 112 Rae Jean, 63, 109 Robert Arthur, Jr., 68, 83, Ronald Edward, 43, 63, 109 112 Rose (Hustoles) (1893), 27- Robert James, 83, 112 28, 43, 109 Susan Ann, 68, 84, 112 Thomas John, 63, 109 HARRISON HEMERKA Andrew Matthias, 78, 106 Agnes, 40, 105 Anna Marie (Weaver), 61, Anna, 21, 23-24, 105 105 Anton "Anthony", 21-22, 105 Chelsea May, 77, 106 Benjamin, 22-23, 105 Christopher Frederick, 61, Charles, 22-23, 40, 105 78, 106 Edward, 40, 105 Corazon (----), 77, 105 Elinor, 40, 105 Debra Lynn (Van de Bogart), Elizabeth (Farrow), 40, 105 78, 106 John, 21 Edwin Alan, 41, 61, 105 Joseph, 21 Edwin Alan, Jr., 61, 77, 105 Marie "Mary" (Hustoles), 5- Eugene, 41, 105 6, 8-9, 12, 14, 21-23, 105 Harley Simone, 77, 106 Martha Mary (Palacz), 23, Irene Annette (Avila), 77, 105 105 Martin, 22, 24, 40, 105 John Black Packer, 41 Mary Constance, 22, 24, 40- John Packer, 41, 105 41, 105 John Packer "Jack", II, 41, Peter, 22 105 Rosalie "Rose", 22-23, 39, Joseph Adam, 78, 106 105 Joshua Thomas, 78, 106 Rose (----), 22 Juliette Elizabeth, 77, 105 Ruth Catherine (Fisher), 40, Kelly, 77, 105 105 Laura Marie, 61, 77, 105 Theresa (Lukowska), 40, 105 Louise (Shackleton), 61, 105 William, 40, 105 Mary (Grey), 83, 112 HENDERSON Mary Agnes (Lebo), 41 Mary Jo, 80, 110 Mary Constance (Hemerka), HENTSCHEL 22, 24, 40-41, 105 Sheila, 94, 98 Mary Rita, 78, 106 HERRING Matthew Francis, 78, 106 Diane Kristine YATES Maureen, 61, 78, 106 (adpt.), 74, 101 Rachel Grace, 77, 105 HILL Samuel Erastus, 77, 106 Janet (Richter), 70, 86, 98 Thomas Anthony, 61, 77, 106 Lisa, 86, 98 Timothy John, 61, 77, 105 Lynn, 86, 98 HAYDANEK Steve, 86, 98 Beth Ann, 63, 109 HIMEBAUGH Dorothy (Mehalek), 63, 109 Alexander Dayne, 89, 100 Edward James, 43, 109 Ardis Marie (Morehouse), 72

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Addendum 3.2 THIRD GENERATION OF IMMIGRANT Jan HUSTOLES (1852-1916)

Addendum for 5. Anna HUSTOLES (1880-1967) Additional generations for child William STIBUREK

Contributed June 12, 2006 by Christine Colon of Bellflower Blvd., Downey, CA.

17.5. William John STIBUREK, (twin) (5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 10 Aug 1905, Chicago, Cook County, IL, (son of Wenceslaus "James" STIBUREK and Anna HUSTOLES). He married in 1933 Johanna O’DONAHUE, b. 17 Jun 1910, Chicago, Cook Co., IL. She died 1990. Children: i James William STIBUREK b. 4 Mar 1934, d. Oct 1989, Long Beach, CA. m. (1) Betty ______. They had a child, Christina STIBUREK. m. (2) Adelle ______. They had a son, William John STIBUREK. 17.5a. ii Dolores Marie STIBUREK b. 11 Jul 1935.

Fourth Generation

17.5a.Dolores Marie STIBUREK (17.5.William4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 11 Jul 1935, Chicago, Cook County, IL. She married (1) William Edward GALLAGHER, b. 15 Jul 1936. She married (2) James Leo SPENCE. In 1970 Dolores left Chicago and moved to California with her six children. Children by William Edward GALLAGHER: 17.5b. i Christine Ann GALLAGHER b. 2 Dec 1956. ii William Edward GALLAGHER, b. 17 Jul 1958. iii Patricia Marie GALLAGHER, b. 17 Jul 1959. iv Mark Paul GALLAGHER, b. 19 Jun 1964.

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Children by James Leo SPENCE: v Deemarie Ann SPENCE, b. 31 Jan 1969. vi James Leo SPENCE, Jr., b. 27 Apr 1970.

Fifth Generation

17.5b.Christine Ann GALLAGHER(17.5a.Dolores5, 17.5.William4, 5.Anna3, 2.Jan2, 1.Jakub1) b. 2 Dec 1956, Chicago, Cook County, IL. Her partner (1) Virasak “Russel” KANTAENG, b. 15 Dec 1949, Bangkok providence, Thailand. She married (2) Victor Roger CABAN, b. 29 Aug 1954, Los Angeles, CA. She married (3) Benjamin Gilbert COLON in 1996. Child by Virasak “Russel” KANTAENG: i Robert Allen KANTAENG, b. 10 Oct 1971. Children by Victor Roger CABAN: ii Autumn Sunday CABAN, b. 28 Nov 1981. iii Trinity Anne CABAN, b. 21 Dec 1984.

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