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Descendants of Antonin Tuma Descendants of Antonin Tuma Generation 1 1. ANTONIN1 TUMA was born on Sep 12, 1842 in Nová Hut, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. He died on Mar 02, 1923. He married KAROLINA KUTHAN. She was born on Aug 19, 1843. She died on Jan 30, 1920. Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan had the following children: 1.1. FRANK2 TUMA (son of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Jun 06, 1864 in Nová Hut, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. 1.2. VERONIA TUMA (daughter of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born about 1870. She married UNKNOWN HILDEBRAND. 1.3. CAROLINE TUMA (daughter of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Mar 17, 1871. She married UNKNOWN. 1.4. JIRINIA ELIZABETH TUMA (daughter of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on May 10, 1873 in Nova Hut, Czeckoslavakia. She died on Jun 12, 1959 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA. She married Bohuslav Biskup in Old Allegheny, PA (Pittsburgh). He was born on Jan 06, 1871 in Czeckoslavakia. He died on Apr 16, 1923 in Center, Beaver, Pennsylvania, USA. 1.5. FREDRICK ANTHONY TUMA (son of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Jul 03, 1875. He married MARIE BUMBA. 1.6. EMIL R. TUMA SR (son of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Oct 11, 1880 in Nová Hut, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. He died on Feb 14, 1975 in Libuse, Rapides, Louisiana, United States. He married VERONICA UNKNOWN. 1.7. WILHELM A. TUMA (son of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Jun 04, 1883 in Nizbor, Kladno, Czech Republic. He died on Mar 15, 1948. He married MARIE KOCKSTEIN. She was born on Aug 30, 1881 in Beroun, Czech Republic. She died on Sep 30, 1941. 1.8. ANNA TUMA (daughter of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan) was born on Jul 08, 1888. She died on Jan 03, 1890. 1.9. JAMES W. TUMA (son of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan). He married GEORGINE UNKNOWN. 1.10. MARIE TUMA (daughter of Antonin Tuma and Karolina Kuthan). Generation 2 1.2. VERONIA2 TUMA (Antonin1) was born about 1870. She married UNKNOWN HILDEBRAND. Unknown Hildebrand and Veronia Tuma had the following child: 1.2.1. JOSEPH3 HILDEBRAND (son of Unknown Hildebrand and Veronia Tuma). 1.3. CAROLINE2 TUMA (Antonin1) was born on Mar 17, 1871. She married UNKNOWN. Unknown and Caroline Tuma had the following child: 1.3.1. CARRIE3 UNKNOWN (daughter of Unknown and Caroline Tuma). She married LOUIS BAXA. 1.4. JIRINIA ELIZABETH2 TUMA (Antonin1) was born on May 10, 1873 in Nova Hut, Czeckoslavakia. She died on Jun 12, 1959 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA. She married Bohuslav Biskup in Old Allegheny, PA (Pittsburgh). He was born on Jan 06, 1871 in Czeckoslavakia. He died on Apr 16, 1923 in Center, Beaver, Pennsylvania, USA. Notes for Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma: Given name was Ji'rni'a Tuma. Translated to "Georgia". Came to America with 4 brothers in 1892. Left sisters in Czechoslovakia. Met husband on ship coming to America. Moved to Wisconsin about 1900 or 1901. Then moved back to Monaca, PA to live on 15th street. The family in 1907 moved to the Biskup Farm on Biskup Lane in Center Township, Monaca, PA and lived in a "chicken coup". In 1909 moved into the "New House". Notes for Bohuslav Biskup: Given name was Boshlav Biskup. Born in Czechoslovakia. Came to USA and met his wife on the ship Generation 2 (con't) Given name was Boshlav Biskup. Born in Czechoslovakia. Came to USA and met his wife on the ship coming over. See her notes for more information. Owned small Steam Engine that he jointly used with Michael Miller who owned a Threshing Machine. They also used the Steam Engine to cut wood during the early 1900's. Bohuslav Biskup and Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma had the following children: 1.4.1. ANDREW JOHN3 BISKUP (son of Bohuslav Biskup and Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma) was born on May 07, 1893 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States. He died on Jul 07, 1954 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA. He married Anna Pauline Louise "Anna Pauline Louise./Kugel/" Kugel (daughter of Fredrick Charles Kugel and Rose Ebertz) in 1912 in Brooke, West Virginia, United States. She was born on Jun 09, 1895 in Monaca, Beaver County, PA. She died on Jun 02, 1955 in Potter Township, Beaver County, PA. 1.4.2. MARIE ANNA BISKUP (daughter of Bohuslav Biskup and Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma) was born on Sep 01, 1895 in Old Allegheny, (Pittsburgh, PA). She died on Jan 27, 1982 in New Sewickley Twp., Beaver County, at her daughter's home. She married Edward McCullough Anderson Sr. (son of William A. Anderson and Allretta Mitchell) on Feb 26, 1916 in Beaver County Courthouse, Beaver, PA. He was born on May 09, 1894 in Ruthview (Ruthven) Near 33rd St, Lawenceville, PA (Pittsburgh, PA). He died on Mar 18, 1962 in Biskup Lane, Monaca, PA. 1.4.3. HARRY FRANK BISKUP SR. (son of Bohuslav Biskup and Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma) was born on Jun 07, 1904 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA. He died on Mar 18, 1974 in The Medical Center of Beaver County, Rochester Unit, Rochester, PA USA. He married Astrid Esther Karlberg (daughter of Carl Gustave Karlberg and Anna Katrin Johnsson) on May 09, 1924 in Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia, USA. She was born in 1904 in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. She died on Nov 11, 1964 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA. 1.4.4. FRANK BISKUP (son of Bohuslav Biskup and Jirinia Elizabeth Tuma) was born on Jan 21, 1912 in Center Township, Beaver County, PA (Biskup Farm homestead on Biskup Lane, Center Township, Monaca, PA USA). He died on Apr 03, 2002 in Beaver Medical Center, Beaver, PA. He married Irene Eleanor Smallwood (daughter of Frank Smallwood and Eleanor Davison) on Mar 14, 1935. She was born on Jun 19, 1916 in Canonsburg, PA. She died on Feb 20, 2003 in Ohio Valley General Hospital, McKees Rocks, PA. 1.5. FREDRICK ANTHONY2 TUMA (Antonin1) was born on Jul 03, 1875. He married MARIE BUMBA. Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba had the following children: 1.5.1. GEORGE F.3 TUMA (son of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba) was born on Aug 16, 1905 in Pennsylvania. He died on Sep 16, 1975 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. He married ELIZABETH M. DEMME (daughter of Philipp Louis Wilhelm Demme and Katharine (Katharina) Tischer Demme). She was born on Mar 03, 1903 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She died on Jun 23, 1961 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA. 1.5.2. CAROLINE TUMA (daughter of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba). 1.5.3. FRITZ TUMA (son of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba). 1.5.4. JOSEPH TUMA (son of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba). 1.5.5. EDWARD TUMA (son of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba). 1.5.6. JEAN TUMA (daughter of Fredrick Anthony Tuma and Marie Bumba). 1.6. EMIL R.2 TUMA SR (Antonin1) was born on Oct 11, 1880 in Nová Hut, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. He died on Feb 14, 1975 in Libuse, Rapides, Louisiana, United States. He married VERONICA UNKNOWN. Notes for Emil R. Tuma Sr: Emil Tuma moved his family to a plantation in Louisiana. Once in a while the northern relatives would travel to his plantation for a summer vacation. The children of Edward M. Anderson and Marie Anna Biskup (this author's grandparents), Mary, Georgia, and Edward, Jr. would pick cotton on the plantation. His decendants live in that area to this day (2005). It is said that his sister, Georgia (Jirinia) would scold him because he maintained contact with the Communist Party in Czechoslovacia. She knew of him receiving a Communist Newspaper frequently, which he read diligently, and didn't like the idea of him maintaining "contact" with that party when they had moved to America to be free of the Communistic rules. Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown had the following children: Generation 2 (con't) Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown had the following children: 1.6.1. HARRY3 TUMA (son of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.2. YARMILA TUMA (daughter of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.3. HELEN TUMA (daughter of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.4. MILDRED TUMA (daughter of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.5. ELMER TUMA (son of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.6. GEORGE TUMA (son of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.7. JERRY TUMA (son of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.6.8. CHARLES TUMA (son of Emil R. Tuma Sr and Veronica Unknown). 1.7. WILHELM A.2 TUMA (Antonin1) was born on Jun 04, 1883 in Nizbor, Kladno, Czech Republic. He died on Mar 15, 1948. He married MARIE KOCKSTEIN. She was born on Aug 30, 1881 in Beroun, Czech Republic. She died on Sep 30, 1941. Notes for Marie Kockstein: First spouse Burda died and Marie migrated to the United States where she met and married William S. Tuma. Wilhelm A. Tuma and Marie Kockstein had the following children: 1.7.1. WILLIAM R.3 TUMA (son of Wilhelm A. Tuma and Marie Kockstein) was born on Aug 15, 1917 in Spring Garden, PA. He died on Feb 24, 2008 in Gibsonia, PA. He married Ann K. Rouda (daughter of Anthony Rouda and Anna Bumba) on Jul 03, 1948.
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