| Parents | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
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| Vaclav Filipek • used James in America Source Data |
10 September 1863 at Farm No.16, Kolence, Bohemia | probably St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia | Katerina Mary Nemec on January 29, 1884, probably in Bohemia or Illinois | • Possibly left Bohemia to Chicago in 1883 then returned. • To Chicago May-June 1889 • Possibly arrived 18 June 1889 in Baltimore on the Munchen • To Pueblo about 1896 • Returned to Chicago about 1900 • Naturalized 2 April 1900 in Chicago |
• To Hospodarstvi Skoly Hracholislach (Farm Management and Economy School of Hracholislach) circa 1884 • Farmer in Bohemia • Butcher in 1890 • Laborer in 1890s in Chicago • Foreman in Pueblo, Pinon, and Dawkins, Colorado 1895-1899 • Grocer in Chicago 1900-1914 |
10 January 1914 at age 50 in Chicago, Illinois |
13 January , 1914 at Resurrection Cemetery, 7200 Archer Road, Justice, Illinois, Lot 51 Block 2 Section B |
| Katerina Mary Nemec • used Katherine, sometimes Katheryn, Kate or Katie in America Source Data |
20 October 1862 at Mazelov No. 44, Bohemia | thought to be the parish Sevetin | Vaclav Filipek on January 29, 1884, probably in Bohemia or Illinois | • To Ceske Budejovice about 1863 • To Lomnice about 1870 • To Chicago in July 1882 then possibly returned • Arrived 21 July 1882 in New York on the Strassburg. It appears she came alone. • It appears she may have returned to Bohemia after 1883. If so it appears she returned to Chicago May-June 1889 • To Pueblo about 1896 • Returned to Chicago about 1900 • To Riverside about 1921 |
• Thought to have studied at a cooking school in Vienna, school name unknown • Servant (ship manifest record) • Cook for Railroad Crew in Pueblo 1895-1900 • Grocer in Chicago 1900-1914 |
9 January 1948 at age 84 at the MacNeil Memorial Hospital in Berwyn, Illinois. |
12 January 1948 Resurrection Cemetery, 7200 Archer Road, Justice, Illinois, Lot 51, Block 2, Section B |
| Children | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
| John J. Filipek • John Vaclav on Baptismal Certificate, middle initial is J. for James Source Data |
13 December 1882 in Chicago; possibly with Novaks at 185 W. 24th Place | 17 December, 1882 at St. John Nepomucene Sponsors: John and Theresa Novak |
Rose Skoblik about 1925 in Riverside, Illinois | • Possibly returned to Bohemia after birth in Illinois in 1882. Would have then returned to Chicago about 1889 • To Pueblo about 1896 • Returned to Chicago about 1900 • To Riverside about 1921 • To Sarasota about 1960 |
• Salesman of Men's clothing for Wilson Brothers Clothing in Chicago • Retired in his 40's before he married • Drill press operator for Zenith in 1940 during the war |
February 1969 at age 86
in Sarasota, Florida Cause: Cerebral Infarction (stroke) due to Cerebral thrombosis due to arteriosclerosis Also had arteriosclerotic heart disease |
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| Mary L. Filipek • Maria on Baptismal Certificate, Marie on Marriage Invitation Source Data |
10 December 1889 in Chicago; possibly at 218 W. 25th Place | 15 December 1889 at St. John Nepomucene Sponsors: Frantisek Nemec (brother of Katerina) and Maria Dedina Communion: 1902 Confirmation: 1903; chose Cecilia; no sponsor recorded |
Lawrence J. Barrett on September 10, 1912 at St. John Nepomucene in Chicago at age 22 Witnesses: John Filipek and Florence Barrett |
• To Pueblo about 1896 • Returned to Chicago about 1900 • Chicago after Boarding School |
• Boarding school in 1910, possibly Sacred Heart Academy in Lisle | 19 January 1916 at age 26 in Chicago at the West Side Hospital after 8 days Cause: Supperative Peritonitis Contributory cause: Caesarean section during the birth of her child |
21 January 1916 at Resurrection Cemetery, 7200 Archer Road, Justice, Illinois, Lot 51, Block 2, Section B |
| Milada Katerina Filipek Source Data |
18 April 1891 in Chicago; probably at 218 W. 25th Place | 26 April 1892 at St. John Nepomucene Sponsors: Marie Dedina |
1 January 1893 in Chicago at age 1 year 8 months | 3 January 1893 | |||
| James Albert Filipek Source Data |
15 August 1892 at 187 W. 24th Place in Chicago | 21 August 1892 at St. John Nepomucene Sponsors: Vojtech and Rosalie Dedina Communion: 1904 Confirmation: 1908; chose Thomas; sponsor Vojtech Dedina |
Grace Vanderkloot on 15 April 1920 at the Immanuel Baptist Church at 2320 S. Michigan in Chicago at age 27 | • To Pueblo about 1896 • Returned to Chicago about 1900 • WWI Georgia, then France and Germany 1918-1919 • WWI: Corporal Company C, 4th Infantry, 3rd Division • To Riverside about 1926 • To Chicago about 1939 |
• Wendell Phillips High School, Chicago around 1907-1911 • Worked in Stock Yards for Morris and Company • Attorney at Law (before WWI) • John Marshall Law School, 315 S. Plymouth Court, Chicago for night school around 1920 • Maytag washing machine salesman during 1930s depression • Attorney at Law (most of life) |
3 December 1961 at home at 7047 Ada Street, Chicago, Illinois at age 69 Cause: Coronary Occlusion |
6 December 1961 at Chapel Hill Gardens South Cemetery, 11333 Worth, Illinois in Grave 2, Lot 123-B, Section 9 |
| Rosalie Filipek Source Data |
1 August 1894 in Chicago; probably at Rear 187 W. 24th Place | 2 August 1892 at St. John Nepomucene Sponsors: Vojtech and Rosalie Dedina |
13 October 1894 in Chicago at age 2 months | 15 October 1894 |
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