Parents | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
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Frantisek Sokolik • used Frank in America Source Data |
29 November 1832 at Farm No. 9, Kolence, Bohemia | probably St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia | Anna Filipek on 18 February 1873, probably at Novosedly at age 40 | • Sold Farm No. 9 to Frank Palecek and wife Mary Filipek on 26 March 1879 • Arrived 7 May 1879 in New York on the German Lessing from Hamburg • To Minnesota May 1879 • Montgomery, Minnesota by June 1880 • Rush City, Minnesota by May 1885 |
Farmer in Bohemia Farmer in Minnesota | Unknown, disappeared with 1st son after wife Anna died | |
Anna Filipek | 17 January 1853 at Farm No.16, Kolence, Bohemia | probably St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia | Frantisek Sokolik on 18 February 1873, probably at Novosedly at age 20 | • Sold Farm No. 9 to Frank Palecek and wife Mary Filipek on 26 March 1879 • Arrived 7 May 1879 in New York on the German Lessing from Hamburg • To Minnesota May 1879 • Montgomery, Minnesota by June 1880 • Rush City, Minnesota by May 1885 |
Housekeeping in 1880 Census | about 1886 at age 33 in St. Paul Minnesota; resided in Rush City in 1885 | |
Children | Born | Baptized | Married | Moves | Occupations | Death | Burial |
Frantisek Sokolik • used Frank in America Source Data |
30 December 1873 at Farm No. 9, Kolence, Bohemia | probably St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia | • Arrived 7 May 1879 in New York on the German Lessing from Hamburg with his parents • To Minnesota May 1879 • Montgomery, Minnesota by June 1880 • Rush City, Minnesota by May 1885 |
Unknown, disappeared with father after mother Anna died | |||
Jan Sokolik • used John Karl and also JK Sokolik in America) Source Data |
4 February 1876 at Farm No. 9, Kolence, Bohemia | probably St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia | Katherine Popel on 25 June 1904 in Chicago at age 28 | • Arrived 7 May 1879 in New York on the German Lessing from Hamburg with his parents • To Minnesota May 1879 • Montgomery, Minnesota by June 1880 • Rush City, Minnesota by May 1885 • To Chicago about 1891 • to Riverside in 1930s or 40s |
• Salesman and Sales Manager of Men's clothing for Wilson Brothers Clothing in Chicago | 1 December 1953 at St. Lukes Hospital in Chicago at age 77 |
3 December 1953 at Chapel Hill Gardens West, 17W201E Roosevelt Road, Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois. Grave is towards the southeastern corner. John and Kate Sokolik, their daughter Florence Sokolik and Theodore and Louise Sokolik are all together. |
Theodore Sokolik Source Data |
10 January 1879 probably at Farm No. 9, Kolence, Bohemia, but record couldn't be found. However, Theodore later claimed he was born in New Prague, Minnesota |
at St. James in Novosedly, Bohemia or in Minnesota | Lillian Spaninger 24 February 1904 in Chicago at about age 25 Louise Jinerklee on August 18, 1917 in Chicago at age 38 after 1st wife died) |
• Probably arrived 7 May 1879 in New York on the German Lessing from Hamburg with the Sokoliks as there was a 3 month old child on the manifest and handwriting appears to be the name Theodore • To Minnesota May 1879 • Montgomery, Minnesota by June 1880 • Rush City, Minnesota by May 1885 • To Chicago about 1891 • to Pueblo about 1896-1900 then return to Chicago • to Riverside about 1920 |
• Fireman in Pueblo in 1899 for D&RGRR • Conductor and Brakeman for the railroad |
June 1961 at age 82 in Chicago, Illinois. | 1961 at Chapel Hill Gardens West, 17W201E Roosevelt Road, Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois. Grave is towards the southeastern corner. John and Kate Sokolik, their daughter Florence Sokolik and Theodore and Louise Sokolik are all together. |
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