Czech Settlements and Communities in the US. By Miloslav Rechcigl. Jr.

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Copyright © 1999
By Miloslav Rechcigl, Jr. and SVU

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EDITOR’S PREFACE

This is a tentative listing of Czech settlements and communities in the US. It is the result and a part of a comprehensive survey that has been undertaken by the Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences (SVU), in cooperation with major Czech-American organizations, associated with the National Heritage Commission, in their efforts to preserve the Czech cultural heritage in the United States. The survey, which has received full endorsement by the US Commission for Preserving America’s Heritage Abroad, has received partial funding from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic.

This is the first attempt to compile such a list which may require modifications. Although a number of Czech settlements were incorporated with larger communities, while other may have completely disappeared, many of them still exist today. The existing communities can be identified by reference to US Geological Survey’s maps.

The first Czech immigrant who established a permanent residency in America was Augustine Herman of Prague in the Kingdom of Bohemia, who called hist extensive estates on Eastern Shores “Bohemia Manor” which can thus be considered the first Czech settlement in the US.
Amon other early settlements were the first communities established by Moravian Brethren, first in Georgia, and then in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other states. In the midst of 19th century, thousands and thousands immigrants came from Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia to the to the US seeking better economic and social conditions. Those who settled in the cities like St. Louis, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago and Cleveland built thriving Czech urban sections there were still in evidence in the thirties of this century. Afterwards, the assimilation pressures were so great that these communities began soon to disintegrate. The fate of Czech communities in the rural areas was quite different. Particularly in the Midwestern states as well as in some northwestern states Czech immigrants built their own communities which they frequently gave Czech names. These were especially prevalent in states like Nebraska and Texas. Many of these communities have kept their Czech costumes and hold folk festivals which attract people from fair distances. With the current tendencies to preserve cultural heritage of various ethnic groups, it is hoped that these communities will retain their authentic Czech flavor in the years to come.

Despite its imperfections, this listing should be of interest to students of Czech-American ethnic history as well as to individuals pursuing genealogical research. The editor would welcome any comments or suggestions, additions or corrections. Our comprehensive survey has only begun and it will take some time before it is completed. At that time we will hopefully issue a more complete report.

ACNOWLEDGEMENTS

This study has been supported, in part, by a grant from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. Their support is gratefully acknowledged.


EXPLANATORY NOTES

1. ABBREVIATIONS

HN Historical Note
HR Historical Reference
LOC Location
RF Reference
USGS US Geological Survey
ZC Zip Code


2. HISTORICAL REFERENCES

Capek The Cechs (Bohemians) in America (1920)
Capek2 Nase Amerika (1926)
Habenicht Dejiny Cechuv Americkych (1910)
Rosicky History of Czechs (Bohemians) in Nebraska (1929)
SD History of the Czechs in the State of South Dakota (1980)
TX1 Nase Dejiny (1930)
TX2 Handbook of Texas History (1999)


TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART I. SETTLEMENTS AND COMMUNITIES BEARING CZECH NAMES

Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin


PART II. OTHER COMMUNITIES WITH SIGNIFICANT CZECH POPULATION

Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

Settlements and Communities Bearing Czech Names

SETTLEMENTS AND COMMUNITIES
BEARING CZECH NAMES


ALABAMA

Lukes Landing, Sumpter Co.
LOC: Near Epes.
RF: USGS

Tabor, Etowah Co.
RF.: USGS


ALASKA


ARIZONA


ARKANSAS

Bruno, Marion Co.
ZP: 72618
HN: American places called Bruno were usually named after the Moravian city of Brno.
RF.: USGS

Holub Crossing, Lee Co.
RF.: USGS

Prague, Grant Co.
RF.: USGS


CALIFORNIA

Carlsbad. San Diego Co.
ZC: 92008-9, 92018
HN: Named after the famed Czech spa Karlovy Vary (in German Karlsbad).
RF.: USGS

Kalina, Modoc Co.
LOC: Near Tulelake.
RF: USGS

Korbel, Humboldt Co.
ZP: 95550
HN: Named for Czech-American entrepreneur Frantisek Korbel
RF.: USGS

Korbel, Sonoma Co.
HN: Named for Frantisek Korbel
RF.: USGS


COLORADO

Tabor, Boulder Co.
RF: USGS


DELAWARE

Augustine, New Castle Co.
HN: Named for Augustine Herman
RF: USGS

Bohemia Manor, New Castle Co.
HN: Named after the estates of Augustine Herman who immigrated to america from Prague, Bohemia.
RF: USGS


FLORIDA

Bohemia, Escambia Co.
LOC: Near Pensacola
RF: USGS

Cerny Heights (subdivision), Escambia Co.
LOC: Near West Pensacola/

Masaryktown, Hernando Co.
HN: Named for Thomas G. Masaryk
RF.: USGS


GEORGIA


HAWAII


IDAHO

Moravia, Boundary Co.
HN: Named after the Czech province Moravia.
RF.: USGS


ILLINOIS

Bohemian California (subdivision), Cook Co.
LOC: Near Englewood
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht

Klatovy, Cook Co.
LOC: A section of Chicago
HR: Habenicht

Lidice, Will Co.
HN: In memory of Czech village Lidice which was annihilated by Nazis during the world War II.
RF.: USGS

New Tabor, Cook Co.
LOC: West of Chicago, known as Merigold.
HR: Habenicht

Pilsen, Cook Co.
LOC: Part of Chicago. At one time center of Czech life in chicago
HN: Named after the Czech city of Plzen (Pilsen).
HR.: Habenicht

Tabor, De Witt Co.
RF.: USGS
HR: Habenicht

“Vapenky,” Cook Co.
LOC: A section of Chicago
HR: Habenicht


IOWA

Cou Falls, Johnson Co.
RF.: USGS
HR: Capek

Moravia, Appanoose Co.
ZC: 52571
HN: Named after the Czech province of Moravia.
RF: USGS

Olmitz, Lucas Co.
HN: Named after the Moravian city of Olomouc (Olmitz in German).
RF: USGS
HR: Capek

Plzen

Pavlik, Plymouth Co.
LOC: Near Millnerville.
RF: USGS

Protivin, Howard Co.
ZC: 52163
HN: Named after the Czech town of Protivin in Southern Bohemia.
RF:USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tabor, Freemont Co.
ZC: 51653
HN: Named after the Czech town Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
POP: 1088
RF: USGS


KANSAS

Hostyn

Marak, Brown Co.
HN: The oldest Czech settlement in KS. Founded by Moravians from Mistek in 1867
HR: Habenicht

New Tabor, Republic Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Tabor in Southern Bohemia. First Czech settlers came here from Iowa in 1870.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Olmitz, Barton Co.
ZC: 67564
HN: Named after the Moravian town Olomouc (Olmitz). The first Czechs began to settle here in 1874.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Palacky, Ellsworth Co.
HN: Named for the famed Czech histoian Frantisek Palacky. It used to have its own post office.
HR: Capek, Hebenicht

Pilsen Marion Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Plzen (Pilsen) in Western Bohemia.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tabor, Republic Co.
HN: Named after the Czech town Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Taussig, Cowley Co.
HN: Named probably for a settler from Bohemia where the name is common. The name comes from Taus (Domazlice).
RF: USGS


KENTUCKY

Austerlitz, Bourbon Co.
HN: In memory of the Battle of Austerlitz in 1805, near the Moravian town of Slavkov (Austerlitz in German). French forces led by Napoleon I defeated a combined Austrian and Russian army. Holy Roman Empire, headed by Francis II of Austria was dissolved, and the way opened for Napoleon to rule central Europe.
RF: USGS


LOUISIANA

Bohemian, Plaquemines Co.
HN: Named after the Czech province of Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Kolin, Rapides Co.
ZC: 71360
HN: Named after the Czech city of Kolin in Central Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek

Libuse, Rapides Co.
ZC: 71348
HN: Named after the Czech legendary figure of Libuse who founded with her husband Premysl the Czech nation and the dynasty of the Premyslides.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek


MAINE



MARYLAND

Bohemia Acres, Cecil Co.
HN: Named in honor of Augustine Herman who was a native of Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Bohemia Beach, Anne Arundel Co.
RF: USGS

Bohemia Manor, Cecil Co.
HN: Named in honor of Augustine Herman who was a native of Bohemia.
RF: Capek, Habenicht

Bohemia Mills, Cecil Co.
LOC: Near Cecil..
HN: Named in honor of Augustine Herman who was a native of Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Hermanville, St. Mary’s Co.
HN: Named for Augustine Herman
RF: USGS

St. Augustine, Cecil Co.
HN: Named for Augustine Herman
RF: USGS

Silesia, Prince George’s Co.
RF: USGS

Zeman, Anne Arundel Co.
RF: USGS


MASSACHUSETTS



MICHIGAN

Bohemia, Township of, Outonagon Co.
LOC: Near Winona
RF: USGS

Karlin, Grand Traverse Co.
ZC: 49647
HN: Named after the subdivision of Prague, Czech Republic, bearing the same name.
RF: USGS

Mashek, Marquette Co.
HN: Probably named after a Czech settler bearing the name Masek (Mashek).
RF: USGS

Sokol Camp, Berrien Co.
LOC: Near New Buffalo E.


MINNESOTA

Bechyn, Renville Co.
Location: 8 miles from the town Olivia
HN: Named after the Czech town of Bechyne in Southern Bohemia. Founded in 1867. In 1880 the settlement had 20 Czech farm families.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Beroun, Pine Co.
ZC: 55004
Location: Near Pine City
HN: Named after the town of Beroun in Central Bohemia. In 1896, the Czech Catholic settlers built a church here.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bruno, Pine Co.
ZC: 55712
HN: Probably named after the Moravian city of Brno.
RF: USGS

Budejovice, Le Sueur Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Ceske Budejovice in Southern Bohemia.
HR: Habenicht

Homolka
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Komensky, McLeod Co.
HN: Named after the eminent Czech educator and theologian Jan Amos Komensky.
RF: USGS

Kratka, Pennington Co.
LOC: Near Goodridge.
HN: Named after the Moravian town of Kratka
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht

Litomysl, Steele Co.
Location: 10 miles from Owatonna.
HN: Named after the Czech town of Litomysl in Eastern Bohemia. A purely Czech settlement, named after the town Litomysl in Eastern Bohemia. In 1978, the Czech Catholic settlers built here a church
HN: Habenicht

Moravia. Steele Co.
Location: 7 miles from Owatonna.
HN: Named after the Czech province of Morava (Moravia). The Czech Catholic settlers built here a church in 1891.
HR: Habenicht

New Prague, Le Sueur Co.
ZC: 56071
HN: Named after the capital city of Bohemia, Praha (Prague). Founded: around 1850.
RF: USGS
Ref.: Capek. Habenicht

New Trebon, Rice Co.
HN: Named after the Czech town of Trebon.
HR: Habenicht

Tabor, Polk Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Tabor in southern Bohemia. The first Czech settler was Jan Skluzak who came here in 1880.
RF: USGS
HN: Capek, Habenicht

Trebon
HR: Habenicht

Veseli, Rice Co.
HN: Named after the Czech town of he same name. The first Czech immigrant to settle here was Blazej Stepan of Stribreci, Trebon Co, Bohemia, in 1862.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Vlasaty, Dodge Co.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek


MISSISSIPPI

Brozville,, Homes Co.
LOC: Near Lexington
RF: USGS


MISSOURI

Karlin, Polk Co.
HN: Named after the Prague suburb Karlin
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mashek, Lincoln Co.
HR Capek, Habenicht

Stepanek Crossing, Lincoln Co.
LOC: Near Silex.
RF: USGS


MONTANA

Bohemian Corners, Ferguson Co.
RF: USGS

Bruno, Meagher Co.
HN: Most likely named after the Moravian capital of Brno.
RF: USGS

Kolin, Judith Basin Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Kolin in Central Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek

Silesia, Carbon Co.
ZC: 59080
HN: Most likely named after the Czech province of Slezsko (Silesia).
RF: USGS


NEBRASKA

Bohemia, Township of, Knox Co.
LOC: Vicinity of Pishelville
RF: USGS

Bohemia, Township of, Saunders Co.
LOC: Vicinity of North Bend
RF: USGS

Bruno, Butler Co.
ZC: 68001, 68014
Location: Along Chicago Northwestern Railroad, near Abie and Brainard in Butler Co.
HN: Named after the Moravian capital of Brno, Czech Republic, since many immigrants came from Moravia. The railroad company later changed the name to Bruno, as more pronounceable.. It began to be settled in 1871.
RF: USGS.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, Rosicky

Butka, Rock Co.
HN: Established by Frank J. Budka, who later moved to Boyd County, then to Montana, where he died.
HR: Rosicky

Cloudy, Cuming Co.
HN: Named for Frank Klojda, a prominent Czech pioneer. Americans called him Cloudy.
HR: Rosicky

Jelen, Knox Co.
HN: Named for Anton Jelen, a pioneer.
HN: Rosicky

Kowanda, Garden Co.
HN: Named after the settler of that name.
HR: Rosicky

Loucky, Clay Co.
HN: Probably named after the Czech town of Loucka.
HR: Rosicky

Netolice, Valley Co.
Location: 10 miles from Ord.
HN: Named after the Czech town of Netolice in Southern Bohemia. Established in 1892.
HR: Habenicht, Rosicky

Nimburk, Butler Co.
HN: Named fro Nymburk, a town in Bohemia. Established in 1887 on farms of V. Marusak and John Pavel.
HR: Rosicky

Pishelville, Knox Co.
Location: 15 miles from Niobrara.
HN: Named after Antonin Pisel, a pioneer, from Libstat who founded the settlement in 1870.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, Rosicky

Plasi, Saunders Co.
HN: The oldest Czech Catholic settlement in Saunders Co. It was founded in 1971. Named for Plasy, a town in Western Bohemia.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, Rosicky

Plzen (or Plasi), Saunders Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Plzen in Western Bohemia.
HR: Habenicht

Prague, Saunders Co.
ZC: 68050
HN: Established in 1887. Named for the capital city of Bohemia (in Czech Praha, in English Prague)
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, Rosicky

Praha, Fayette Co.
HN: Established by John F. Sobota, a pioneer. Named for the capital city of Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, Rosicky

Rosewater (historical), Dundy Co.
RF: USGS

Sebesta, Rock Co.
HN: Named for a Czech homesteader, Charles Sebesta.
HR: Rosicky

Sedlov, Valley Co.
Location: Eight miles from Geranium
HN: Established by John Beran. Named for a city in Bohemia. At one time it had a post office
HR: Habenicht, Rosicky

Shestak, Saline Co.
HN: Named for Vaclav Shestak (Sestak), a pioneer
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht, Rosicky

Tabor, Colfax Co.
HN: Established in 1880 and named after the Czech town of Tabor un Southern Bohemia.
HR: Habenicht, Rosicky

Tasov, Hayes Co.
HN: Named after a town of that name in the Czech Republic.
HR: Rosicky

Touhy, Saunders Co.
Location: Near Wahoo in Saunders Co.
HN: “Touhy” is a distinctly Czech word, meaning “yearning.”
HN: Capek, Habenicht

Trocnov, Buffalo Co.
HN: Named for birthplace of the famous Hussite warrior John Zizka, when Lodge Zizkuv palcat 125 C.S.P.S. was established. In a year or two changed to Nantasket
HR: Rosicky


NEVADA

Bruno City
HN: Possibly named after the capital city of Moravia Brno.
RF: USGS


NEW JERSEY

Tabor, Morris Co.
HN: Possibly called after the Czech town of Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS


NEW HAMPSHIRE



NEW MEXICO

Carlsbad, Eddy Co.
ZC: 88220-1
HN: Named after the famous Czech mineral spa Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) in Western Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Skarda (historical), Taos Co.
RF: USGS

West Carslbad, Eddy Co.
HN: See above.
RF: USGS


NEW YORK

Austerlitz, Columbia Co.
ZC: 12017
HN: See “Austerlitz” under the state of KENTUCKY.
HR: USGS

Bohemia, Suffolk Co.
ZC: 11716
HN: Named after the Czech province of Bohemia from which the early settlers emigrate.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Moravia, Cayuga Co.
ZC: 13118
HN: Most likely named after the Czech province of Moravia
RF: USGS

Philpsburg, Westchester Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Philipse Manor, Westchester Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tabor, Suffolk Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Tabor in Southern Bohemia. Later renamed Bohemia.
HR: Habenicht

Taborton, Rensselaer Co.
HN: Possibly comes from the name of the Czech town Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Tomantown, Fulton Co.
RF: USGS


NORTH CAROLINA

East Tabor, Columbus Co.
HN: Possibly comes from the Czech city of Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Moravian Falls, Wilkes Co.
ZC: 28654
HN: Comes from the Czech province of Moravia.
RF: USGS

Tabor City, Columbus Co.
HN: Possibly comes from the Czech city of Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
ZC: 28463
RF: USGS


NORTH DAKOTA

Bechyn, Walsh Co.
Location: 22 miles from Pisek
HN: Named after the Czech town of Bechyne in Southern Bohemia.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, ND

Bohemia?

Lomnice, Walsh Co.
Location: West from Pisek
HN: Named after the Czech town bearing the same name.
HR: Habenicht

New Hradec, Dunn Co.
HN: Named after the Czech town bearing the same name.
RF: USGS

New Hradec, Stark Co.
ZC: 58601
HN: Named after the Czech town bearing the same name.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pisek, Walsh Co.
ZC: 58273
HN: Founded in 1886 and named after the Czech town of Pisek in Southern Bohemia..
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, ND

Praha, Walsh Co.
Location: West from Pisek, ND
HN: Named after the Czech capital of Praha,
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Weseleyville. Walsh Co.
HN: Comes from the Czech town of Veseli. Founded in 1881.
HR: Habenicht, ND


OHIO

Bruno, Perry Co.
HN: Probably named after the Moravian capital of Brno.
RF: USGS

Infant of Prague Villa, Summit Co.
RF: USGS

Karlin, Cuahoga Co.
RF: USGS

Kozoluby, Cuahoga Co.
LOC: A section of Cleveland, 24th ward..
HR: Habenicht

Tabor, Carroll Co.
HN: Probably comes from the Czech town of Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS

Taborville, Geauga Co.
HN: Probably comes from the Czech town of Tabor in southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS


OKLAHOMA

Barta, Lincoln Co.
RF: USGS

Bruno, Atoka Co.
HN: Probably comes from the Moravian capital of Brno.
RF: USGS

Mishak

Moravia, Greer Co.
HN: Comes from the Czech province of Moravia.
RF: USGS

Prague, Lincoln Co.
ZC 74864
Location: Near Dent in southeastern Oklahoma.
HN: Founded by Czechs in 1902 and named after the Czech capital of Praha (Prague)..
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Svoboda, Kiowa Co.
LOC: Near Snyder.
RF: USGS

Tabor, Creek Co.
HN: Probably comes from the name of the Czech city of Tabor in southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS


OREGON

Bohemia (historical), Lane Co.
LOC: In the vicinity of Fairview Peak
RF: USGS

Bruno, Jefferson Co.

Malin, Klamath Co.
ZC: 97632
HN: Named after the Czech town of Malin in Central Bohemia..
RF: USGS
HR: Capek


PENNSYLVANIA

Bohemia, Pike Co.
LOC: Near Rowland.
HN: Named after the Czech province of Bohemia
RF: USGS

Lititz, Lancaster Co.
ZC: 17543
HN: Named by Moravian Brethren after the Czech town of Litice.
RF: USGS

Moravia, Lawrence Co
HN: Named after the Czech province of Morava (Moravia)..
RF: USGS

Slovan, Washington Co.
ZC: 15078
HN: Named after Slavic people of Czech and Slovak descent who settled there.
RF: USGS

Tabor, Philadelphia Co.
HN: Probably comes from the Czech town of Tabor in Southern Bohemia.
RF: USGS


RHODE ISLAND


SOUTH DAKOTA

Blaha, Bon Homme Co.
Location: Situated on Milwaukee Railway between Scotland and Tyndall.
HN: The land was owned by Bartholomew Blaha who was born in Sedle, Budejovice Co., Bohemia. He came to America in 1879 and took up this land. In 1909, he sold 40 acres for a town.
HR: SD

Houdek, Hand Co.
RF: USGS

Janousek, Yankton Co.
Location: About 5 miles east from Tabor, Yankton Co.
HN: The village took its origin in 1906, when George Fejfar, whose land lies along the C.M. and St. Paul. The town was named after Czech-American Attorney Joseph Janousek who made all the necessary legal arrangements for establishing the town.
HR: SD

Novak, Lawrence Co.
RF: USGS

Rezek (historical), Hutchinson Co.
RF: USGS

Tabor, Bon Homme Co.
ZC: 57063
HN: Established around 1870 and named after the Czech town of Tabor in Southern Bohemia. . In 1900 it had 129 Czech inhabitants.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, SD

Vodnany, Bon Homme Co.
Location: 9 miles from Tyndall
HN: Named after the Czech town of Vodnany in Southern Bohemia.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wagner, Charles Mix Co.
ZC: 57380
History: Named after the name of an early settler. The town was founded in 1900 when the railroad was being built in Yankton to Platte.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht, SD

Zizkov, Yankton Co.
HN: Founded in 1870 and named after the Hussite worrier Jan Zizka..
HR: Habenicht


TENNESSEE

Tabor, Blount Co.
HN: Probably named after the name of the Czech city of the same name.
RF: USGS


TEXAS

Bila Hora, Lavaca Co.
Location: About 11 miles from Hallettsville in Lavaca Co.
HN: The second largest Moravian settlement in Lavaca Co. The name comes from the place in Bohemia where an infamous battle took place which led to subjugation of the Czech nation by the Habsburgs for 300 years.
HR: Habenicht, TX2
.
Bohemia, Tom Green Co.
Location: Bohemia was on the banks of the Main (Middle) Concho River south of the road from San Angelo to Arden and on the old road from San Angelo to Sherwood in west central Tom Green County.
HN: Originally known as Twin Mountain City. When the plat for the town was filed in 1906, the name had been changed to Bohemia. A year latter the settlement comprised thirty families. Bohemia soon had a general store, a school, at least one saloon, a livery stable, and a cemetery. As many as 100 people, mostly Czech immigrants from farther east, lived there from 1906 to around 1909. The land, however, was not well-suited to agriculture. The community's post office was discontinued on June 30, 1909. By 1910 most of the farmers, after trying to supplement their incomes by gathering pecans and cutting wood, had decided to move. Most of them either went back to East Texas or moved to the Lipan Flats area of Tom Green County and the Rowena area of Runnels County. After major highways and the railroad bypassed the town, the site was completely abandoned.
Ref.: TX2

Bohemian, Trinity Co.
Location: Bohemian, also known as Bohemian Community, was off State Highway 94 four miles northeast of Groveton in northeastern Trinity County.
HN: The settlement was formed around 1920 by immigrants from Czechoslovakia. Many of the settlers originally lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, before moving to Trinity County. The group was led by Augustin (August) Dolezal, who operated a bakery in Groveton. Some Czechs settled in Groveton; others established farms northeast of the town. Most residents, however, moved out of the area after World War II. In the 1980s few traces of the community remained; a cemetery built by the first settlers was overgrown, and most of the graves had been removed.
Ref.: TX2

Bohemian Navidad, Fayette Co. (see Dubina)

Carlsbad, Coke Co.
RF: USGS

Carlsbad, Tom Green Co.
ZC: 76934
Location: Carlsbad is located on U.S. Highway 87 in the North Concho Valley fifteen miles northwest of San Angelo in northwestern Tom Green County
HN: It was established on the Hughes Ranch and had its beginnings in 1907. A year later, when the community was required to choose a new name for a post office, the residents selected Carlsbad, after the spa Karslbad in Bohemia. The local newspaper, The Hughes Headlight, was correspondingly renamed to the Carlsbad Headlight. In 1980s Carslbad had five churches, a post office, several businesses, and multiple dwellings, by 1990 only two businesses remained.
RF: USGS
HR: TX2

Dubina, Fayette Co.
Location: Dubina, the first Czech settlement in Texas, is five miles east of Schulenburg in southern Fayette County.
HN: In November 1856 a group of Czech settlers found shelter from a strong north wind and hail under a grove of large oak trees in what is now Dubina. The next day the settlers built a shelter and, as the months progressed, planted crops; they made a total of one bale of cotton the first year, but through perseverance and hard work, the community prospered. The community was first called Navidad and later Bohemian Navidad. Augustine Haidusek renamed it to Dubina, Czech for "oak grove." As favorable reports about Texas reached the old country, the number of Czech settlers entering Dubina increased greatly, and Dubina became the stopover place for Czechs entering Texas. In 1876 a Catholic church, the first in Dubina, was built on land donated by Joseph Peter, and later a school was built on land donated by Ignac Muzny. In 1900 the church served a parish of more than 600 families. In 1909 a hurricane destroyed the first church, and in 1912 the building was replaced. Dubina's social life revolved around the church, and a number of Catholic social organizations were established, including a Katolika jednota texaska (Czech Catholic Union of Texas) lodge in 1887, a St. Ann's Society (1889), and a Cesko-rimska katolicka podporujiöci jednota zen texaskych (Czech-Roman Catholic Aid Union of Women in Texas) society (1900). In 1873 the railroad bypassed Dubina, and in 1912 a fire caused extensive damage to the town; many settlers left the area. In the mid-1980s Dubina had a Catholic church, a community hall, a restaurant, several historical buildings, and many giant oak trees, one measuring twenty-six feet in circumference with a 110-foot spread. The population ranged from 160 to 500 in the late nineteenth century. The community was still listed in 1990.
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HR: Capek, Habenicht , TX 1, TX2

Frenstat, Burleson Co.
Location: Frenstat, also known as Friendsted, is on Big Creek and Farm Road 2774 some seven miles northwest of Somerville in southern Burleson County.
History: Settlement in the area began in the mid-1830s. The community was founded by Czech Catholic families, who first arrived in the area in 1884. Two years later about forty Czech families were established there, some from Caldwell, eleven miles to the north. The community was named Frenstat in the summer of 1886, after the town of Frenstat, Moravia, from which most of the original inhabitants had emigrated. A school was soon erected, and by 1889 the settlers had constructed Holy Rosary Catholic Church, the first Catholic church in Burleson County. A local post office was established in 1891, and a cotton gin and a general store were located in the settlement during the late 1800s. A population estimate of twenty-five was reported in 1892 and again in the 1940s, the last time for which a population figure is available. In 1931 some eighty-five Czech families lived in the vicinity. The community's post office was discontinued in 1908, and in 1948 the local school was consolidated with the Somerville Independent School District. In the late 1900s the community comprised a handful of farm dwellings scattered around the church and recreation center.
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HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX1, TX2

Frydek, Austin Co.
Location: Frydek is on Farm Road 1458 and the west bank of the Brazos River three miles west of Sealy and three miles south of San Felipe in southeastern Austin County.
HN: Frydek was established about 1895 by Czechs on a league of land south of the San Felipe town tract. The community, named after the Moravian city of Frydek-Mistek, soon became a market center for farmers and stockmen of the vicinity. A Frydek post office operated from 1901 until 1906. The local school had thirty-six pupils in 1918. By 1931 the community had four businesses. A church was located in the town through much of the twentieth century. The population, which has remained predominantly Czech in origin, was an estimated twenty-five in 1933. The figure climbed to an estimated seventy-five in 1939 and then to 150, the number reported from 1964 to 1990.
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HR: Capek, TX!, TX2

Holik, Waller Co.
Location: Holik developed around a post office west of what is now Farm Road 359, five miles southeast of Sunny Side, and five miles northwest of Brookshire in southern Waller County.
HN: From 1901 to 1906 John B. Holik, the son of a Czech immigrant, served local farmers with a post office and gristmill at his homesite. The beginning of rural free mail delivery in the area reduced the need for a local post office, and the community declined sharply after its post office closed in 1906. The 1983 county highway map does not show Holik.
HR:Capek, TX2

Holub, Victoria Co.
HN:
HR: Habenicht, TX1

Hostyn, Fayette Co.
Location: Hostyn overlooks the Colorado River near La Grange in central Fayette County.
HN: In the 1830s the community, then called Bluff, was settled by German settlers. In November 1856 a group of Czech families arrived at Bluff. Among them were Joseph Janda, Alois and Benjamin Klimicek, Valentin Kolibal, Frantisek Koza, and Frantisek Marak. The Czechs that moved to Bluff and those that founded Dubina came over on the same ship
After the civil war the community prospered, and more Czechs moved to Bluff. A post office established there in 1869 remained open until 1904. From 1884 to 1896 the population grew from 400 to 700, and a number of organizations were formed to meet the needs of the community. Catholics erected the first church, built of logs, in 1856, and in October 1889 the first lodge of the Katolicka Jednota Texaska (Czech Catholic Union of Texas) was formed. By 1900 Bluff had a gin, a blacksmith shop, and a general store. In 1925 Bluff was officially renamed Hostyn by Father Paul Kasper, after the town of Hostyn, Moravia (in Czechoslovakia). In 1966 the fifth church constructed in Hostyn was erected, and Joseph Cardinal Beran, Archbishop of Prague, officiated at the dedication. In the mid-1980s Hostyn remained a community where social and religious life still revolved around the church.
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HR: Habenicht, TX1, TX2

Hranice, Lee Co.
Location: Hranice, two miles northwest of Dime Box in north central Lee County, was near the center of the four-league grant awarded in 1831 to Stephen F. Austin.
HN: The area was sparsely settled until the early 1880s, when the land-development firm bought some of the land from Austin's heirs and sold it to Czechs and Moravians from Fayette County. The large influx of these immigrants at the time had made land in Fayette County scarce, and many were drawn to the cheaper land in northern Lee County. Hranice, named from the Czech word for "high point" or "promontory," developed around 1881 as a community center for area farmers. During its peak years, between 1900 and 1920, the town had two saloons, a store, a blacksmith shop, a gin and sawmill, six molasses mills, two gristmills, a cloth loom, and a threshing machine. A school had opened there by 1897, when it had thirty-eight students. The town also had a Moravian Brethren church and a Catholic church. After 1920 most of Hranice's businesses closed. During the 1930s two churches and a number of dwellings remained. By 1982 Hranice was a dispersed rural community, and the townsite was marked by two cemeteries and a few scattered buildings.
HR: TX2

Komensky, Lavaca Co.
Location: Komensky is a farming community at the intersection of Farm roads 532 and 1295, fourteen miles northwest of Hallettsville in northwestern Lavaca County. Its boundaries are roughly equal to that of the old Lavaca County School District No. 6.
HN: In May 1895 a number of residents, primarily Czech, Moravian, and German newcomers to the area, met at the home of C. M. Karasek on Woods Prairie to plan the construction and operation of a school for their children. By the next fall a building had been completed at a cost of about $215, and in a subsequent election the school and the growing community were named in honor of Jan Amos Komensky (John A. Comenius), the noted seventeenth-century Czech-Moravian educator and bishop of the Protestant Moravian Unity of the Brethren Church. The community's school, rather than the church or a business district, remained the focal point of community life. There was no post office, but a combination service and supply business met the immediate needs of farmers. Through the years the school and its supporting facilities grew to accommodate well over 100 students in the first through seventh grades. By 1915 it was recognized as a model for rural schools in Texas. Consolidation after World War II deprived Komensky of its school but not its community spirit. Cotton was last grown in the area during the 1950s, and during the 1980s one farm service center remained to serve the needs of residents, who at that time grew corn, cattle, and hay
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HR: TX2

Kopperl, Bosque Co.
ZC: 76652
Location: Kopperl is located near Farm Road 56 fourteen miles northeast of Meridian and forty miles northwest of Waco in northeastern Bosque County.
HN: It was founded in 1881 and named in honor of Moritz O. Kopperl (1826-1883), a prominent Galveston banker and Santa Fe Railroad director, who immigrated to TX from his native Moravia. . The community was on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway. In 1953, after the construction of the Lake Whitney dam, a levee was erected around the town to protect citizens from possible flooding. In 1904 the estimated population was 329. The population in 1974 was 225. Kopperl was the subject of a song by Stephen Fromholtz, "The Texas Trilogy." In 1990 the population was still reported as 225.
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HR: TX2

Kosarek, Brazos Co.
Location: Kosarek is in western Brazos County near a plantation area resettled during the railroad-building period after the Civil War.
HN: John Kosarek was an early settler of the area. The Italian and Czech families who settled here established orchards, dairies, and truck and poultry farms in the 1880s and 1890s. From 1936 to 1948 Kosarek had a population of thirty-five; in 1948 it had a store. After that year the town was not listed in the Texas Almanac; it did not appear on maps of 1990.
HR: TX2

Kostoryz, Nueces Co.
Location: Kostoryz was at a site near the southwestern edge of present Corpus Christi in eastern Nueces County.
HN: It was established by Stanley L. Kostoryz, a Czech from Nebraska who purchased a 7,700 acre tract from the Grim Ranch in 1906 for a settlement for Czech immigrants. A school was established in 1907. In 1952 Kostoryz became part of the Corpus Christi School District, and in recent years most of the area has been annexed by the city
HR: TX2

Kovar, Bastrop Co.
Location: Kovar is eight miles south of Smithville in southeastern Bastrop County.
HN: It was named for an early settler, Martin Kovar, who arrived in the area around 1870. A thirty-member Czech-Moravian church was organized by Rev. Jindrich Juren in 1894. The early economy was based on agriculture and the presence of a cotton gin. The Kovar post office was established in 1903 with Frank Rundus as postmaster, but the site never developed into a full-fledged town. The post office closed in 1914. In the 1980s the area's economy centered upon ranching.
HR: TX2

Marak, Milam Co.
Location: Marak is on Farm Road 2269 six miles from Cameron in northwest Milam County.
HN: It was founded in the early 1880s and named after Franti_ek (Frank) Marak, a Moravian Czech immigrant who moved to the area from Fayette County. Marak is primarily a Czech community and is the center of a Catholic parish. The community consists mainly of farms scattered around the church and cemeteries. Like other rural areas in the state this part of Milam County suffered a decline in population as the children of farmers moved to town. In the 1970s, however, the trend was reversed as townsfolk built homes in the countryside. In the early 1980s the parish had 100 families.
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HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX1, TX2

Marekville, Bell Co.
Located: In eastern Bell County. It was probably situated near the larger Czech settlement of Zabcikville
HN: Founded in the early 1900s and was presumably named for the Marek family, who settled in the area at that time. Marekville had a population of twenty-five in 1933, when it had two businesses. The population declined to around ten by 1964, and Marekville seems to have disappeared entirely by the later 1960s.
HR: TX2

Mikeska, Live Oak Co.
Location: Mikeska is on the right bank of the Nueces River five miles southeast of George West in Live Oak County.
HN: The townsite was platted in 1916 around the ranch of Peter Mikeska, a Czech immigrant from Zadverice, Moravia, who had settled in the area in 1892. The community of Mikeska at one time had a school, general store, dance hall, post office, cotton gin, and depot. In 1925 its population was estimated at 100. Following the death of its founder in 1928, the town dwindled almost to nothing. The post office, opened in 1903, seems to have closed in the late 1940s. Today only a few houses and unpaved roads remain.
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HR: TX2

Moravia, Lavaca Co.
Location: Moravia is at the intersection of Farm roads 957 and 532 in Lavaca County.
HN: In this Catholic community of Czechs, Germans, and Anglos, the Czech-Moravian group was the largest during the 1980s..During the 1980s Czech was still used in the recitation of the Rosary and in hymns. Moravia was founded in 1881, when Ignac Jalufka and James Holub moved a preexisting store to the junction of three roads. The next buildings were a blacksmith shop, a gin, and a school. A post office operated in Moravia from 1882 to 1900. In 1912 a Catholic church, named Ascension of Our Lord, was built. The church was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. A one-room school, built on donated land and supported by tuition, burned in 1878 and was replaced. A new structure was built for the school in 1923, though it was subsequently destroyed after the Moravia school was consolidated with those of Hallettsville. In 1933 the population in Moravia was estimated at forty.According to the church census, 227 people lived in Moravia in 1983. In the 1980s the main income of Moravia residents continued to come from the sale of farm produce. Cattle production was the main cash crop, followed by hay and grain sorghum production, truck farming, and poultry raising.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX1, TX2

Novohrad, Lavaca Co.
Location: Novohrad is a decentralized farming and ranching community ten miles northeast of Moulton on Farm Road 1295 in northern Lavaca County.
HN: In 1880 Frank Migl built a store and cotton gin here, and J. R. Jacek operated a nursery. The community that grew around these businesses took its name from a town in Bohemia. A post office operated in the store from 1894 to 1905, and as early as 1882 separate schools existed for the children of Bohemian and German residents. By 1950 Novohrad had two stores, a gin, a lodge hall, and a population of about twenty-five. The school was consolidated during the 1950s with the Moulton Independent School District; the demise of cotton as a cash crop and improvement of roads closed the businesses and directed commercial activities to Moulton. The ruins of the gin remained in 1987.
HR: Habenicht, TX2

New Tabor, Burleson Co.
HN: Moravians began to settle here around 1870.
HR: Habenicht, TX1

Pisek, Colorado Co.
Location: Pisek is a rural community with indefinite boundaries on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad in the northern point of Colorado County, three miles from both the Austin and Fayette county lines.
HN: Until 1887 the town was located at the site of current Lone Oak, and its two stores served the German and Czech farmers of the area. When the Missouri, Kansas and Texas completed its line from Denison to Boggy Tank and built a turntable there, the town, with its stores, moved one mile to the tracks. The railroad called the site Sandy Point, but the name Pisek stuck. By 1896 the community became a shipping center and had a post office and saloon, in addition to the stores and a cottonseed warehouse. The post office closed in 1907, and mail was delivered from Fayetteville in Fayette County. Improved road conditions, the completion of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas to Houston, and the removal of the turntable caused a gradual shift of the population back toward the original center of the community. In 1941 the last remaining store moved back to the original location, which, by that time, had taken the name of Lone Oak, and Pisek ceased to exist as a community center.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX2

Praha, Fayette Co.
Location: Praha is located on Farm Road 1295 three miles east of Flatonia in southern Fayette Count.
HN: It was originally known as Mulberry and Hottentot, the latter apparently referring to a band of outlaws.During the mid-1850s a Bohemian immigrant named Mathias Novak came to the region. After working a short while for the American settlers, he saved enough money to buy 100 acres of land and build a house where early masses were celebrated. Other Bohemian immigrants included John Baca, Joseph Vyuiala, Andreas Gallia, Joseph Hajek, Frank Vacl, and George Morysek. In 1858 the Bohemian settlers changed the town's name to Praha in honor of Prague, the capital of their homeland. In 1868 a public school was established, and by the 1880s Praha had three stores, a restaurant, and a new frame church, which served as the mother parish for surrounding towns. A post office started service in 1884, and in 1896 a Czech Catholic school was established. In 1873, when the Southern Pacific Railroad was built a mile north of town, Flatonia, a new town founded near the tracks, began to draw business away from Praha. During the twentieth century the population of Praha never rose above 100, and in 1906 the post office closed. By 1968 the population had dropped to twenty-five, where it remained in 1990. In 1973 both the parochial and public schools closed. In the late l980s worshipers still attended masses at the parish church. An annual celebration of the Feast of the Assumption on August 15 attracts more than 5,000 visitors, many of them Czechoslovakian. The community also holds a yearly Veteran's Day commemoration.
HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX1, TX2

Ratibor, Bell Co.
Location: Ratibor is on Ratibor Branch just west of the intersection of Farm roads 2086 and 2904, seven miles east of Temple in eastern Bell County.
HN: It was founded by Czechs around 1900 and was named for the town of Ratibor in Czechoslovakia. In 1933 the population was estimated at ten, and the community had four businesses. By 1940 Ratibor had eighty inhabitants, but it declined after World War II to a population of twenty in 1964 and ten in 1990.
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HR: TX2

Rosanky, Bastrop Co.
ZC: 78953
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HR: Habenicht. TX2

Roznov, Fayette Co.
Location: Roznov is three miles east of Warrenton in northeastern Fayette County.
HN: It was settled during the latter nineteenth century by Czech and German immigrants and named by John Halamicek for his European home. A post office was established in 1892 and discontinued in 1906. In 1900 the community had a store, a saloon, and a blacksmith shop, but residents voted in nearby Warrenton. In 1933 Roznov had a population of fifty. The improvement of roads, mechanization of farm labor, and ultimate decline in the importance of cotton as a crop led to depopulation of the area.
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HR: Capek, Habenicht, TX2

Sebesta, Burleson Co.
Location: In the southeastern part of Burleson County in a small pocket of Blackland Prairie soil located in a larger area generally known as Mound Prairie
HN: Founded by Czech settlers in 1880s. They organized a cooperative store and built a structure for it in the latter 1880s. A candy store, a saloon, a school, and a lodge hall were built near the cooperative store. A Czech Moravian Brethren church also was formed.
The Frank Sebesta family moved to this area in 1890 and settled at the intersection of two roads. The Czechs referred to the spot as Sebesta's Corner, a name later shortened to Sebesta. As the area population grew during the early 1890s a saloon, two general merchandise stores, and a cotton gin were constructed a mile and a half northeast of Sebesta. This was a more central location for a majority of the Czechs living in the area. The new business section grew while the businesses in Sebesta declined. In 1895 a post office was established where the newer businesses were located, and it was named Snook. Although a post office was established at Sebesta in 1896, commercial interests continued to shift to Snook. The Sebesta post office closed in 1912, and Sebesta was encompassed in the larger Snook community.
HR: Habenicht, TX2

Sevcikville, Bell Co.
Location: Sefcikville, first called Marekville, was near Seaton and eight miles east of Temple in eastern Bell County.
HN: The community, founded in the early 1900s, was settled by Czechs and named for T. T. Sefcik, who operated a store and community center there. In 1939 the community reported twenty residents and one business. Its population had fallen to ten by 1964, and soon thereafter it seems to have been abandoned.
HR: TX2

Shimek ( Simek), Colorado Co.
Location: South of Weimar in the western part of Colorado co.
HN: It had a post office and only a few houses
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Slovanville, Waller Co.
Location: Slovanville, also known as Kulhanek and as Sloganville, was four miles south of Waller and west of what is now Farm Road 362 in Waller County.
HN: It was named for the European immigrants from Slavonic countries who settled in the area. Children from the community attended classes in a one-room schoolhouse that was donated by Josef Kulhanek in 1897. The teacher, a Mr. Voitek, opened a post office to supplement his income, but because the post office was less than five miles from Waller, the federal postal authorities did not allow it to stay open. Local residents rode on horseback to Waller for mail service until free rural mail delivery began in 1909. Slovanville disappeared after that time.
HR: TX2

Smetana, Brazos Co.
Location: Smetana is on U.S. Highway 190/State Highway 21 six miles west of Bryan in Brazos County.
HN: It was settled by a number of Bohemian families in the early 1880s. A small store and a school were in operation by 1885. A post office opened in the community in 1896 and continued in operation until 1906. In 1941 Smetana had four businesses, two schools, two cemeteries (one for blacks, one for whites), and a number of scattered dwellings. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s the population was listed at fifty. It was shown as twenty in 1962 and eighty in 1990. The population expansion was due in part to the growth of the Bryan-College Station area and Texas A&M University. The Texas A&M Research and Extension Center (Old Bryan Army Airfield) is located one mile west of Smetana. In 1980 the town had three businesses, two community halls, and two cemeteries. By the late 1980s it had two restaurants and a grocery store.
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HR: Capek, TX2

Tabor, Brazos Co.
Location: Five miles from Kurten and twelve miles from Bryan in Brazos Co.
HN: First Moravian families settled here in 1879.
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht

Velehrad

Veseli (see Wesley)

Vsetin, Lavaca Co.
Location: Vsetin is at the intersection of Farm Road 2314 and county roads 138 and 142, six miles northeast of Hallettsville in northeastern Lavaca County.
HN: The first Moravian settlers came here in 1876. Until the 1880s it remained in relatively large blocks divided among only a few owners. During the 1880s many small ethnic communities, among them Vsetin, sprang up in Lavaca County for immigrants from Bohemia and Moravia. The community developed around the Evangelical Unity of the Czech-Moravian Brethren Church, an independent Protestant congregation associated with the Unity of the Brethren. The church was first built in 1894; it was rebuilt in 1954 and has two cemeteries. The larger cemetery dates from 1888; the smaller first recorded a burial in 1895. Throughout the first half of the 1900s, cotton was the primary crop. However, with the local decline in cotton during the 1950s, most of the area land reverted to pasture, with some in cultivation for corn and hay. Vsetin is primarily an ethnic and religious community, and most business is conducted in nearby Hallettsville.
HR: Habenicht, TX2

Wesley, Washington Co.
Location: Wesley is at the intersection of Farm roads 2502 and 332, eight miles southwest of Brenham in southwestern Washington County
HN: In 1859 Josef Masik founded the first Czech school in Texas in the Czech settlement of Veseli near the Austin County border. Veseli, meaning joyous, was later anglicized to Wesley. Rev. Josef Opocensky organized the first Czech Protestant and Moravian Brethren congregation in North America in 1864 at Veseli, which became a supply center by 1866. The Wesley Brethren church, erected in 1886, served as a school between 1866 and 1900 and as a museum by 1989. In 1867 the first Czech reading club in Texas and a post office were established. In 1889 Pastor Bohuslav Emil Lacjak painted designs on the church interior. Wesley was the site of a Czech Brethren state convention in 1893. The population was 318 in 1890, 200 in 1930, and sixty by 1959. The Wesley Brethren Church has been restored and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Wesley also had a new church serving the Brethren congregation, the Brethren cemetery, and several residences in 1988. No commercial establishments remain there. In 1990 the population was still reported as sixty.
HR: Habenicht, TX2

Zabcikville, Bell Co.
Location: Zabcikville is at the intersection of Farm roads 2269 and 437, ten miles east of Temple in eastern Bell County.
HN: It was founded on Possum Creek by John Zabcik and other Czech families in the early twentieth century. In 1940 Zabcikville had sixty inhabitants and three businesses. The community peaked at eighty inhabitants and four businesses in 1949, then declined to thirty-eight inhabitants by 1990.
HR: TX2


UTAH

Popperton
LOC: Part of the “East Bench” of Salt Lake City, today a beautiful residential section.
HN: It was named for Charles Popper (b. Bohemia, 1845) who came to the US in 1658. He was an early settler, first in California, and later in Utah.
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VERMONT


VIRGINIA

Bruno, Scott Co.
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New Bohemia, Prince George’s Co.
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HR: Capek


WEST VIRGINIA

Bruno, Logan Co.
ZC: 25611
HN: Possibly comes from the Moravian capital Brno.
RF: USGS

Rada, Hamphshire Co.
LOC: Near Burlington.
RF: USGS


WISCONSIN

Bohemia, Vernon Co.
Location: Near Cool Valley
HR: Habenicht

Bruno

Cermna
Location: Near the post office Korna
HN: Named after the Czech town of Cermna in Eastern Bohemia.
HR: Habenicht

Czechville, Buffalo Co.
LOC: Near Cochrane
RF: USGS

Komensky, Town of, Jackson Co.
RF: USGS

East Krok, Kewaunne Co.
HN: Named after a legendary figure of Krok.
RF: USGS

Kellnersville, Manitowoc Co.
ZC: 54215
RF: USGS
HR: Capek

Komensky Town of, Jackson Co.
RF: USGS.

Krok, Kewaunne Co.
HN: Named after a legendary Czech figure of Krok.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Marek
Ref.: Capek

Melnik, Manitowoc Co.
HN: Named after the Czech town of Melnik in Central Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht

Pilsen, Kewaunne Co.
HN: Named after the Czech city of Plzen (Pilsen) in Western Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht

Pilsen, Town of, Bayfield Co.
RF: USGS

Polivkas Corners, Manitowoc Co.
LOC: 1 mile from Kellnersville.
HR: Benes

Praag, Buffalo Co.
HN: Probably after Czech capitol of Praha (Prag in German).
RF: USGS

Pribram

Slovan, Kewaunne Co.
RF: USGS
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tabor, Racine Co.
RF: USGS

Taus, Manitowoc Co.
HN: Comes from the Czech town of Domazlice (Taus in German).in Western Bohemia.
RF: USGS
HR: Habenicht


WYOMING

Other Settlements and Communities with Significant Czech Population

ALABAMA

Silver Hill
HR: Capek

Smaller Communities: Mobile, Montgomery


ARIZONA

Phoenix
HR: Capek2


ARKANSAS

Hazen, Prairie Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dardanelle, Yell Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pine Bluff
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Fort Smith, Little Rock
HR: Capek2


CALIFORNIA

Alameda
HR: Capek2

Berkeley
HR: Capek2

Fresno
HR: Capek2

Long Beach
HR: Capek2

Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co.
HR: Capek

Oakland
HR: Capek

Pasadena
HR: Capek2

Sacramento
HR: Capek2

San Diego
HR: Capek2

San Francisco
HR: Capek

Stockton
HR: Capek2

Smaller Settlements: Conejo, Elmhurst, Luffenholtz, Marysville, Oroville, Palo Verde, Redlands, Samoa, San Jose, South Pasadena.


COLORADO

Colorado Springs
HR: Capek2

Denver
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pueblo
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Calhan, Fleming, Georgetown, Huxtum, and Rockford.


CONNECTICUT

Bridgeport
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Chester
HR: Capek

East Haddam
HR: Capek

Ellington
HR: Capek2

New Britain
HR: Capek2

New Haven
HR: Capek

Norwalk
HR: Capek2

Stamford
HR: Capek

Waterbury
HR: Capek2

Willington
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Meriden, New London


DELAWARE

Wilmington
HR: Habenicht

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington
HR: Capek


FLORIDA

Smaller Settlements: Jacksonville, Miami, Pensacola, Tampa.


GEORGIA

Savannah
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Augusta, Columbus, Hartwell, Macon.


IDAHO

Lewiston
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Moscow, Bonners Ferry, Filer, Fraser, Salmon, and Southwick.


ILLINOIS

Algonquin
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Aurora
HR: Capek2

Belleville
HR: Capek

Bend
HR: Capek2

Berwyn
HR: Capek

Braceville, Grundy co.
HR: Habenicht

Braidwood, Will Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cary Station
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Chicago
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cicero
HR: Capek

Coal City, Grundy Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Collinsville, Madison Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

East St. Louis
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Edwardsville, Madison Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Elgin
HR: Capek2

Evanston
HR: Capek2

Fox River Grove
HR: Capek2

Glen Carbon
HR: Capek2

Grand Crossing Station
HR: Capek2

Granite City
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hawthorane
HR: Capek2

Joliet, Will Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Kangley, La Salle Co.
HR: Habenicht

Lockport, Will Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lyons
HR: Capek

Madison
HR: Capek

Moline
HR: Capek2

Oak Park
HR: Capek

Peoria, Peoria Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Pullman, Cook Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pullman Junction
HR: Capek

Rock Island
HR: Capek2

Rockford
HR: Capek2

Savanna
HR: Habenicht

Springfield
HR: Capek

Streator, La Salle Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wilmington
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Antioch, Bloomington, Brookfield, Carlinville, Cary Station, Centerville Station, Danville, Decatur, French Village, Glen Carbon, Jacob, Jerseyville, Lansing, Litchfielkd, Lemont, Maryville, Minonk, Morgan Park, Morton Grove, Oakdale, Pana, Palmyra, Pinekneyville, Quincy, Riverton, Sparland, Svanwick, Troy, Willsville.


INDIANA

Crown Point
HR: Capek

East Chicago
HR: Capek2

Gary
HR: Capek

Hammond
HR: Capek

Indiana Harbor
HR: Capek

Indianapolis, Marion Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lockport
HR: Capek

North Judson
HR: Capek, Habenicht

South Bend
HR: Capek2

Terre Haute, Vigo Co.
HR: Habenicht, Capek2

Whiting
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Anderson, Crown Point, Denham, Diamond, English Lake, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Kokomo, Logansport, Muncie, Medaryville, Rensselaer, Richmond, St. Pierre, Toto, Vicksburg, Vincennes, Winamae


IOWA

Ainsworth, Washington Co.
HR: Habenicht

Amana, Iowa Co.
HR: Habenicht

Baldwin, Jackson Co.
HR: Habenicht

Belle Plaine, Benton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Beulah, Clayton Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Britt
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Calmar, Winneshieck Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cedar Rapids, Linn Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Center Point
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Chelsea, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Clear Lake, Woodbury Co.
HR: Habenicht

Clutier, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Colfax
HR: Capek2

Conover. Winneshieck Co.
HR: Habenicht

Council Bluffs
HR: Capek2

Cresco
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Creston, Union Co.
HR: Habenicht

Danforth
HR: Habenicht

Davenport, Dubuque Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Diagonal, Ringgold Co.
HR: Habenicht

Dubuque, Dubuque Co
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Duncan, Hancock Co.
HR: Habenicht

Dysart, Tama Co.
HR: Habenicht

Elberon, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ely
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fairfax, Linn Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fort Atkinson, Winneshieck Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fort Dodge, Woodbury Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Iowa City, Johnson Co.
HR: Capek, Hbenicht

Irving
HR: Capek

Lone Tree
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Manly, Worth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Marion
HR: Capek

Marshalltown, Marshall Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mason City
HR: Capek

Morse
HR: Capek

Mount Vernon
HR: Capek

North Liberty
HR: Capek

Osage
HR: Capek2

Oxford
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Oxford Junction, Jones Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Oxford Mills, Jones Co.
HR: Habenicht

Plymouth, Cerro Gordo Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pocahontas, Pocahontas Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Prairieburg, Linn Co.
HR: Capek, Habebicht

Prescott, Adams Co.
HR: Habenicht

Quarry, Marshall Co.
HR: Habenicht

Richmond, Washington Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Riverside, Washington Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Ansgar, Mitchell Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Saratoga, Howard Co.
HR: Habenicht

Schueyville, Johnson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sioux City, Woodbury Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Solon, Johnson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Spillville, Winneshiek Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Springville
HR: Habenicht

Strawberry Point, Clayton Co.
HR: Habenicht

Swisher
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tama, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Toledo, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Traer, Tama Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Turkey River
HR: Capek

Vail, Crawford Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Vining, Tama Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Walker, Linn Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Walford
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wakish
HR: Capek

Waterloo
HR: Capek2

Watson, Clayton Co.
HR: Habenicht

Wellman, Washington Co.
HR: Habenicht

Western College
HR: Habenicht

Williamson
HR: Capek2

Smaller Settlements: Academy, Aekly, Alta Vista, Anamosa, Bassett, Buckingham, Creston, Cedar Valley, Charles City, Coufalls, Demison, East Pleasant Plain, Elma, Exera, Fort Madison, Garner, Geneva, Gladbrook, Hayfield, Humboldt, Iowa Falls, Kensett, Lamont, Lawler, Little Turkey, Lime spring, Lisbon, Lourdes, Launa, Luzerne, McGregor, Maple Leaf, Marble Rock, Minburn, Monticello, Monona, Moorland, North Washington, Ossian, Pleasant Plain, Rock Valley, Sac City, Shenandoah, Spencer, Ware, Waucpma, Wallingford, Waterloo, WestBranch.


KANSAS

Ada, Ottawa Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Atwood, Rawlins Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Belleville
HR: Capek

Black Wolf, Ellsworth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Blackston, Sumner Co.
HR: Habenicht

Blue Rapids, Marshall Co.
HR: Habenicht

Caldwell, Sumner Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Claudell
HR: Capek2

Clebourne, Riley Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cuba, Repubic Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ellsworth, Ellsworth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Esbon
HR: Capek

Everest, Brown Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Frankfort, Marshall Co.
HR: Habenicht

Glasco
HR: Capek

Hanover, Washington Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Holyrood, Ellsworth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Irving, Marshall Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Jennings
HR: Capek

Kanona, Decatur Co.
HR: Habenicht

Kanopolis, Ellsworth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lincolnville, Marion Co.
HR: Habenicht

Lucas
HR: Capek

Marysville, Marshall Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Munden, Republic Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Narka, Republic Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Noble
HR: Capek2

Oberlin
HR: Capek2

Ogallah
HR: Capek

Oketo, Marshall Co.
HR: Habenicht

Otis, Rush Co.
HR: Habenicht

Plainville
HR: Capek

Roseville
HR: Capek

Timken, Rush Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Washington
HR: Capek

Waukeeney
HR: Capek2

Wichita
HR: Capek2

Wilson, Ellsworth Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Zurich
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Topeka


KENTUCKY

Covington
HR: Capek2

Louisville
HR: Habenicht

Newport
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Lexington
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Frankfort


LOUISIANA

Covington
HR: Habenicht

New Orleans
HR: Capek, Habenicht


MAINE

Smaller Settlements: Bangor, Lewiston, Portland


MARYLAND

Curtis Bay
HR: Capek

Baltimore
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Cumberland, Hagerstown
Latest Settlements: Bethesda, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Silver Spring


MASSACHUSETTS

Boston, Suffolk Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lawrence
HR: Capek2

Lynn
HR: Capek2

New Bedford, Bristol Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Merrick, Hampden Co.
HR: Habenicht

Somerville, Middlesex
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Springfield
HR: Capek

Three Rivers
HR: Capek

Turner Falls, Franklin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Westfield, Hampden Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Brocton, Brookline town, Chelsea, Chicope, Everett, Fitchburg, Haverhill, Holyoke, Malden, Medford, Newton, Pittsfield, Quincy, Revere, Salem, Taunton, Waltham


MICHIGAN

Bannister
HR: Capek2

Bay City
HR: Capek2

Bessemer, Gogebie Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Carney
HR: Capek2

Chesaning
HR: Capek2

Detroit
HR: Capek, Habenicht

East Jordan, Charlevoix Co.
HR: Habenicht

East Saginaw, Saginaw Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fayette, Delta Co.
HR: Habenicht

Flint
HR: Capek2

Gills Pier, Leelanaw Co.
HR: Habenicht

Good Harbor, Leelanaw Co.
HR: Habenicht

Grand Rapids, Kent Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Highland Park
HR: Capek2

Iron Mountain, Dickinson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ironwood, Gogebie Co.
HR: Habenicht

Kalamazoo
HR: Capek2

Lansing
HR: Capek2

Ludington, Mason Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Maple City, Leelanaw Co.
HR: Habenicht

Menominee, Menominee Co.
HR: Habenicht

Muskegon
HR: Capek2

North Unity, Grand Traverse Co.
HR: Habenicht

Owosso
HR: Capek

Pontiac
HR: Capek2

Port Huron
HR: Capek

Provemont, Leelanaw Co.
HR: Habenicht

Saginaw
HR: Capek2

Shetland, Leelanaw Co.
HR: Habenicht

Traverse City, Grand Traverse Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Adrian, Albion, Baldwin, Battle Creek, Bemmington, Carrolton, Cedar, Charleroi, Crystal Falls, Hantramckville, Ischpeming, Jackson, Leland, Mancelona, New Buffalo, Omena, Peacock, Royal Oak, Suttons Bay, Waltz, Wilson, Upsylanti,


MINNESOTA

Alexandria
HR: Capek

Austin, Mower co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Badger
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bass Lake
HR: Capek

Bear Creek
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Beaver Falls
HR: Habenicht

Belgrade, Stearns Co.
HR: Habenicht

Belvidire, Godhue Co.
HR: Habenicht

Biscay
HR: Capek

Blooming Prairie, Steele Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Breckenridge, Wilkin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Brookpark
HR: Capek

Browerville
HR: Capek

Canby
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cromwell
HR: Capek

Denham
HR: Capek

Duluth
HR: Capek2

Eden Prairie
HR: Capek

Foley
HR: Capek

Glencoe, McLeod Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Glenville, Freeborn Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Glenwood
HR: Habenicht

Greenbush
HR: Capek

Haug, Roseau Co.
HR: Habenicht

Hayward
HR: Habenicht

Heidelberg, Le Sueur Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hill City
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hopkins, Hennepin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hutchinson, McLeod Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Jackson
HR: Capek

Jordan
HR: Capek

LeSueur Center
HR: Capek

Lonsdale, Rice Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lucan
HR: Capek

Mahnomen
HR: Capek

Maple Lake, Wright Co.
HR: Capek, Habenichto.

McKinley
HR: Capek2

Meadowlands
HR: Capek

Melrose
HR: Capek

Minneapolis, Hennepin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Minnetonka
HR: Capek

Montgomery
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Morristown, Rice Co.
HR: Habenicht

Myrtle
HR: Capek

Oakland
HR: Capek2

Olivia
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Owatonna, Steele Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pine City, Pine Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Louis Park
HR: Capek

St. Paul
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sauk Centre
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Seaforth
HR: Capek

Silver Lake, Mc Leod Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Stewart
HR: Capek

Taunton
HR: Capek

Thief River Falls
HR: Capek

Ulm
HR: Capek

Virginia
HR: Capek

Waverly, Wright Co.
HR: Habenicht

Voss
HR: Capek2

West Line, Redwood Co.
HR: Habenicht

Willow River
HR: Capek

Winona
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Angus, Bemidje, Bixby, Brainard, Cass Lake, Chatfield, Chanhassen, Esat Grand Forks, Ely, Elko, Erie, Evansville, Faith, Gary, Gemmel, Hart, Heron Lake, Hineklej, Hokah, Kilkenney, Kragnes, Lakefield, Lake Reno, Lake Wilson, Leo, Mavie, Mazeppa, Mission creek, New Richland, New Ulm, North Redwood, Oakland, Peterson, Pierz, Portland, Pratt, Red Wing, Reno, Rochester, Rock, Royalton, Rushford, Somerset, Stephen, Twin Valley, Victoria, Walnut Grove, Waseca, Warren, Waterville, Webster.


MISSISSIPPI

Scranton, Jackson Co.
HR: Habenicht


MISSOURI

Bolivar, Pol Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cainesville, Harrison Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cole Camp, Benton Co.
HR: Habenicht

Fenton, St. Louis Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

High Ridge, Jefferson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

House Springs, Jefferson Co.
HR: Habenicht

Kansas City, Jackson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kirkwood
HR: Capek2

Marceline
HR: Capek2

Milwood, Lincoln Co.
HR: Habenicht

Owensville, Gasconade Co.
HR: Habenicht

Rock Creek, Jefferson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Charles
HR: Capek

St. Joseph, Buchanan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Louis, St. Louis Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sugar Creek
HR: Capek2

Troy, Lincoln Co.
HR: Habenicht

Verona, Lawrence Co.
HR: Habenicht

Wellsville, Montgomery Co.
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Joplin, Springfield


MONTANA

Anakonda
HR: Habenicht

Bozeman, Gallatin Co.
HR: Habenicht

Butte
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Coffee Creek
HR: Capek

Columbia Falls
HR: Habenicht

Denton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fort Shaw, Cascade Co.
HR: Habenicht

Great Falls
HR: Capek

Helena
HR: Habenicht

Kallispell
HR: Habenicht

Lewiston
HR: Capek2

Moore
HR: Habenicht

Stanford
HR: Habenicht

Timberlin, Gallatin Co.
HR: Habenicht


NEBRASKA

Abie, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Appleton, Butler Co.
HR: Habenicht

Atkinson, Holt Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Barnston, Gage Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bee, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Beemer
HR: Capek

Brainard, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bristow
HR: Capek

Burwell
HR: Capek

Cedar Bluffs
HR: Capek2

Cedar Hill, Saunders Co.
HR: Habenicht

Clarkson, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Colon
HR: Capek

Comstock
HR:Capek, Habenicht

Crete, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

David City, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Deweese, Clay Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

De Witt, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Diller
HR: Capek

Dodage

HR: Capek

Dorchester, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Du Bois, Pawnee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dwight, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Elba
HR: Capek2

Elyria
HR: Capek

Exeter, Fillmore Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fairmont
HR: Capek2

Farwell
HR: Capek

Friend
HR: Capek

Galena
HR: Capek

Garrison, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Geneva, Fillmore Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Geranium, Valley Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hallam, Lancaster Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hay Springs, Sheridan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hemingford, Boxbutte Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Heun, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Howell, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Humboldt, Richardson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kreamer, Lancaster Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lawrence
HR: Capek

Leigh, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lema
HR: Capek

Lewiston
HR: Capek

Lincoln, Lancaster Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lindsay
HR: Capek

Linwood, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lodgepole, Cheyenne Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lynch, Butte Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Madison, Madison Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Milligan, Fillmore Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Monroe
HR: Capek2

Morse Bluff, Saunders Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Niobrara, Knox Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

North Bend, Dodge Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Odell, Gage Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ohiowa, Fillmore Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Omaha
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ord, Valley Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Osmond, Pierce Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pierce, Pierce Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Plainview, Pierce Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Plattsmouth, Cuming Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pleasant Hill, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ravenna, Buffalo Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Red Cloud
HR: Capek2

Richland, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Rogers, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Rushville, Sheridan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Paul, Howard Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sargent, Custer Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Schuyler, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Snyder
HR: Capek2

South Omaha
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Spencer, Butte Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Spring Ranch, Clay Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Stuart, Holt Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Swanton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Table Rock, Pawnee Co.
HR: Caoek, Habenicht

Tate
HR: Capek

Thurston
HR: Capek

Tobias, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ulysses, Butler Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Valparaiso
HR: Capek

Verdigree, Knox Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Virginia
HR: Capek

Wahoo, Saunders Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Warsaw, Howard Co.
HR: Habenicht

Western, Saline Co.
HR Capek, Habenicht

Weston, Saunders Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

West Point, Cuming Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wilber, Saline Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wilson, Colfax Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wymore, Gage Co.
HR: Capek, Habemnicht

Smaller Settlements: Battle Creek, Allianve, Ansley, Appleton, Armstrong, Broken Bow, Butte, Caras, Catherin, Chadron, Chase, Dry Creek, Fairfield, Hope, Imperial, Kalamazoo, Knoxville, Lodi, Loup City, Marsland, Norden, Norfolk, North Loup, Octavia, O’Neill, Pawnee, Pekin, Plata, Rescue, Scribner, Sparta, Svanton, Thornburgh, Tridend


NEVADA


NEW HAMPSHIRE

Smaller Settlements: Manchester, Nashua


NEW JERSEY

Bayonnne
HR: Capek2

Bayonne City, Hudson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bound Brook, Somerset Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Clifton
HR: Capek2

East Orange
HR: Capek2

East Paterson
HR: Capek2

Elizabeth
HR: Capek

Garfield
HR: Capek

Hoboken
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Irvingtown
HR: Capek2

Jersey City, Hudson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kearney Town
HR: Capek2

Little Ferry, Bergen Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

New Brunswick
HR: Capek2

Newark, Essex Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Orange
HR: Capek2

Passaic
HR: Capek

Paterson
HR: Capek

Perth Amboy
HR: Capek2

Trenton
HR: Capek

Union Hill, Union Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

West Hoboken
HR: Capek, Habenicht

West New York
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Atlantic City, Montclair Town, Plainfield,


NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque
HR: Habenicht

Bernalillo
HR: Habenicht

Melrose
HR: Habenicht

Santa Fe
HR: Habenicht


NEW YORK

Albany
HR: Capek

Astoria
HR: Habenicht

Bay Shore, L.I.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bay Side
HR: Capek

Binghamton
HR: Capek

Bronx
HR: Habenicht

Buffalo, Erie Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Congers
HR: Capek2

Dutchkill, L.I.
HR: Habenicht

East Islip, Suffolk Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Gloversville
HR: Capek

Haverstraw
HR: Capek

Herkimer
HR: Capek

Long Island City
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Mount Vernon
HR: Capek2

New Rochelle
HR: Capek2

Newfield
HR: Capek

New York
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Niagara Falls
HR: Capek2

Patterson
HR: Habenicht

Poughkeepsie
HR: Capek

Queens City
HR: Habenicht

Riverhead
HR: Capek

Rochester
HR: Capek

Rockland Lake, Rockland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sayville
HR: Capek

Schenectady
HR: Capek

Winfield
HR: Habenicht

Woodside
HR: Capek2

Yonkers
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Amsterdam, Auburn, Elmira, Jamestown, Kingston, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Rome, Troy, Utica, Watertown


NORTH CAROLINA

Winston-Salam
HR: Capek

Smaller Settlements: Asheville, Charlotte, Wilmington,

NORTH DAKOTA

Conway
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dickinson
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Grafton
HR: Habenicht

Lambert
HR: Habenicht

Lankin
HR: Capek

Lawton
HR: Capek

Lidgerwood, Richland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mandan
HR: Capek

Minat
HR: Capek2

Park River
HR: Habenicht

Rockland Lake
HR: Capek

Ross
HR: Capek, Habenicht

St. Anthony
HR: Capek2

Voss
HR: Habenicht

Wahpeton, Richland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Windmere, Richland Co.
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Communities: Abden, Adams, Belfield, Brockets, Cumings, Deapolis, Edmore, Enderlin, Grand forks, Hankinson, Horseville, Kellog, Kiner, Lakota, Langdon, Lisbon, Martin, McClusky, Michigan City, Midway, Minnewaukon, Minto, Pelican, Valley City, Vernon.


OHIO

Akron
HR: Capek

Bedford, Cuyahoga co.
HR: Habenicht

Bellaire, Bellmont Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bridgeport, Bellmont Co.
HR: Capek, Habenichtj

Canton, Stark Co,
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cincinnati, Hamilton co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Claysville
HR: Capek

Cleveland
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Columbus
HR: Capek

Dayton, Montgomery Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Defiance, Defiance Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dillonvale
HR: Capek

Drill, Bellmont Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

East Cleveland
HR: Capek2

Elyria
HR: Capek2

Lakewood
HR: Capek

Lansing
HR: Capek2

Lorain
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Maynard, Bellmont Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mingo Junction
HR: Capek

Mt. Carmel
HR: Capek

Neffs
HR: Capek2

North Ridge, Defiance Co.
HR: Habenicht

Toledo, Lucas Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Antwerp, Beach Park, Brecksville, Brunswick, Chardon, Fremont, French Creek, Grafton, Garrettsville, Hamilton, Lima, Mansfield, Marblehead, Metamora, Newburgh, Salm, Springfield, Steubenville, Stryker, South Euclid, Warrensville.


OKLAHOMA

Canute
HR: Capek

Garber
HR:L Capek

Hagar, Pottawatomie Co.
HR: Habenicht

Hennessey, Kingfisher Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kingdfisher
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Medford
HR: Capek

Morrison
HR: Capek2

Muscogee
HR: Habenicht

Okeene
HR: Habenicht

Oklahoma City
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pawnee
HR: Capek2

Perry, Logan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tulsa
HR: Capek2

Valley
HR: Habenicht

Waukomis
HR: Capek2

Willow
HR: Capek2

Yukon, Canadian Co.
HR: Capek Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Amorita, Anadarke, Britton, Collinsville, Duke, El Reno, Enid, Gibbon,Goltry, Hibbs, Hunter, Kiel, Kildare, Lahoma, Maramec, Minco, Mudstang, Newkirk, Pocasset, Peckham, Renform, Richland, Tecumseh, Tyrone, Waketa, Wilzetta


OREGON

Cornelius
HR: Habenicht

Crabtree
HR: Capek

The Dallas
HR: Habenicht

Hillsboro
HR: Habenicht

Portland
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Scappose
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Scio
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Coburg, Jefferson, Oregon City, Philomath

PENNSYLVANIA

Allegheny, Allegheny Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Allentown
HR: Capek2

Bethlehem
HR: Capek2

Bowerton
HR: Capek

Chester
HR: Capek2

Coraopolis
HR: Capek

Curtisville
HR:Capek2

Danville
HR: Capek2

Dauphin
HR: Capek

Dickerson Run
HR: Capek2

East Pittsburg
HR: Capek

Ellsworth
HR: Capek2

Erie
HR: Capek2

Harrisburg
HR: Capek

Homestead, Allegheny Co.
HR: Habenicht

Irwin, Westmoreland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Jeannette Manor
HR: Capek

Johnstown
HR: Capek2

Lititz

Loyalhanna
HR: Capek

Latrobe, Westmoreland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lititz, Lancaster Co.

Loyalhanna
HR: Capek

Luzerne, Luzern Co.
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

McKeesport
HR: Capek2

McKees Rocks
HR: Capek

Millvale
HR: Capek

Monaca
HR: Capek

Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

North Braddock
HR: Capek

Nazareth

Philadelphia
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pitcairn
HR: Capek2

Pittsburgh
HR: Capek2

Port Vue
HR: Capek2

Russellton
HR: Capek

Scranton
HR: Capek

Shamokin
HR: Capek2

Steelton
HR: Capek

Turtle Creek
HR: Capek

Unity Station
HR: Capek2

Uniontown
HR: Capek

Universal
HR: Capek

Verona
HR: Capek

Wilkes-Barre
HR: Capek

Wilmerding, Allegheny Co.
HR: Habenicht

Woodville, Allegheny Co.
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Altoona, Easton, Harrisburg, Hazleton, Lancaster, New Castle, Morristownborough, Williamsport, York


RHODE ISLAND

Providence
HR: Capek2

Smaller Settlements: Cranston, Newport, Pawtucket, Woonsocket


SOUTH CAROLINA

Pelzer, Andewrson Co.
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Charleston, Columbia


SOUTH DAKOTA

Academy
HR: Capek

Armour
HR: Capek

Aurora, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Belvidire
HR: Capek2

Bijou Hills
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bon Homme, Bon Homme Co.
HR: Habenicht

Bendon, Brule Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Buffalo, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Butte
HR: Capek

Chamberlain, Brule Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Charles Mix, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Coyle, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Crow Lake
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dante
HR: Capek

Dixon
HR: Capek

Dunlap, Brule Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Eagle, Brule Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fairfax
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Gann Valley
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Geddes
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Gettysburg
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Greeville
HR: Capek2

Gregory
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hamill
HR: Capek2

Herrick
HR: Capek

Houghton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ipswich
HR: Capek

Kadoka
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kimball, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Lake Andes
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lakeport, Yankton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lesterville, Yankton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Letcher
HR: Capek

Lyonville, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Okaton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ola, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Platte
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ployd, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Pukwana, Brule Co.
HR: Habenicht

Ravinia
HR: Capek2

Ree Heights
HR: Capek

Redfield
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Red Lake, Brule Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Roscoe
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Scotland, Bon Homme Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sioux Falls
HR: Capek2

Sisseton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tripp
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tyndall, Bon Homme Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Utica, Yankton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Vega
HR: Capek2

Veblen
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Vienna
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Winner
HR: Capek

Witten
HR: Capek2

Yankton, Yankton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Ames, Bailey, Belle Fourche, Chalkbutte, Growlake, Lakeport, Midland, Minta, Monroe, Parkston, Pelzer, Sprngfield, Vig, Webster, Wolsey.


TENNESSEE

Nashville
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Chattanooga, Knoxville


TEXAS

Abbot
HR: Capek

Alma
HR: Capek

Ammansville, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Austin
HR: Capek2

Axtell
HR: Capek2

Ballinger
HR: Capek

Barclay, Falls Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bartlett, Williamson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Beasley
HR: Capek

Bellville, Bee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bleiberville, Austin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bluff, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Bomarton
HR: Capek

Brenham
HR: Capek2

Breslau
HR: Capek

Brookshire
HR: Capek2

Bryan, Brazos Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Buckholts, Milam Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Burlington, Milam Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Caldwell, Burleson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cameron, Milam Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Catspring, Austin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Chriesman
HR: Capek

Cistern, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Corpus Christi
HR: Capek

Coupland
HR: Capek

Crisp
HR: Capek

Crosby
HR: Capek

Crowell
HR: Capek2

Cyclone, Bell Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dacosta
HR: Capek

Dallas
HR: Capek

Damon
HR: Capek2

Danbury
HR: Capek2

Deanville, Burleson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dilworth, Gonzales Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dime Box, Lee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

East Bernard, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Eastgate
HR: Capek2

El Campo, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Elgin, Bastrop Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ellinger, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Engle, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ennis, Ellis Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Eola
HR: Capek

Fairchilds
HR: Capek

Falls City
HR: Capek

Fayetteville, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Flatonia, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht:

Floresville, Wilson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fort Worth
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Freisburg, Colorado Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Gainesville

HR: Capek

Galveston
HR: Capek

Ganado
HR: Capek2

Gonzales, Gonzales Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Granger
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Greenvine, Washington Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Guadalupe
HR: Capek

Guy
HR: Capek

Guy
HR: Capek

Hackberry, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hallettsville, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Harrold
HR: Capek

Haskell
HR: Capek

Heights
HR: Capek2

Hempstead
HR: Capek2

enkhaus
HR: Capek

Hillije
HR: Capek

Hobson
HR: Capek

Holland
HR: Capek

Holliday
HR: Capek

Holman
HR: Capek

Houston, Harris Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Houston Heights
HR: Capek

Hubbard
HR: Capek

Hungerford, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Industry, Austin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Inez, Victoria Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Jarrell
HR: Capek

Karnes City
HR: Capek

Kaufman
HR: Capek

Kendleton
HR: Capek

Kennedy
HR: Capek2

Koerth, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

La Grange, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Laneport
HR: Capek

Leming
HR: Capek2

Lexington
HR: Capek2

Louise, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Lovelady
HR: Capek

Lyons
HR: Capek2

Lyra
HR: Capek

Mart
HR: Capek2

Megargel
HR: Capek

Merle
HR: Capek

Miles
HR: Capek

Moulton, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mt. Calm
HR: Capek

Nada, Colorado Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Needville
HR: Capek

Nelsonville, Austin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

New Fort Worth
HR: Capek2
New Sweet Home
HR: Capek, Habenicht

New Ulm
HR: Capek2

Ocker, Bell Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Oldenburg
HR: Capek

Olmus
HR: Capek

Penelope
HR: Capek

Pierce, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Placedo
HR: Capek

Plum
HR: Capek

Port Lavaca
HR: Capek

Poth
HR: Capek

Primm
HR: Capek

Rabb
HR: Capek

Rices Crossing
HR: Capek

Richmond
HR: Capek2

Robstown
HR: Capek

Rockdale
HR: Capek

Rogers
HR: Capek

Rosebud, Falls Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Rosenberg
HR: Capek

Rosprimm
HR: Capek

Rowena
HR: Capek

Runge
HR: Capek

Ruttersville
HR: Capek2

San Antonio
HR: Capek2

St. John, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Schulenburg, Fayette Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sealy, Austin Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Seymour
HR: Capek
Shiner, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Skidmore, Bee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smithville, Basytrop Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Snook
HR: Capek

Strawn
HR: Capek

Sublime, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sugarland
HR: Capek

Sunnyside, Waller Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Taiton, Wharton Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Taylor, Williamson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Telico
HR: Capek

Temple, Bell Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Terrell
HR: Capek

Thrall
HR: Capek

Thurber
HR: Capek

Tours, McLennan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tunis, Burleson Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tuxedo
HR: Capek2

Vernon
HR: Capek

Victoria, Victoria Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Waco, NcLennan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Walburg
HR: Capek2

Waller
HR: Capek

Wallis
HR: Capek

Waterloo
HR: Capek

Weimar, Colorado Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Weinert
HR: Capek2

West, McLennan Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Westhoff
HR: Capek2

Wharton
HR: Capek2

Wheelock
HR: Capek

Wichita Falls
HR: Capek

Wied, Lavaca Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Yoakum, De Witt Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Yorktown, De Witt Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Beaumont, Beecaves, El Paso, Nuda, Carl, College Station, Circleville, Columbus, Cornhill, Ezzell, Garwood, Greenvine, Hope, Katy, Kinkler, Latium, Live Oak Hill, Millican, Monaville, Monserate, Montgomery, Mud, Navasota, Nickle, Nursery, Oakland, San Filipe, Smothers Creek, Sommerville, Terryville, Vienna, Voxpopuli, Warrenton, Wiiliamsburg, Worthing, Yellow Bank


UTAH

Salt Lake City
HR: Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Ogden


VIRGINIA

Churchland
HR: Capek

Disputanta
HR: Capek

Petersburg
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Vontay
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Newport News, Portsmouth, Roanoke
Latest Settlements: Arlington, Falls Church, Vienna


WASHINGTON

Everett
HR: Capek2

Odesa
HR: Habenicht

Seattle
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Spokane
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Tacoma
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Bellingham Chehalis, Kent, Olympia, Sprague, South Bend, Yakim, ..


WEST VIRGINIA

Wheeling
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Charleston, Clarksburg, Huntington


WISCONSIN

Adams
HR: Capek

Alaska, Kewaunne Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Algoma, Kewaunne Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Alma
HR: Capek

Antigo, Langlade Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Appleton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ashland
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Baraboo
HR: Capek

Barron
HR: Capek

Bayfield
HR: Capek

Beaver
HR: Capek

Belle Plaine
HR: Capek

Belleville
HR: Capek

Birchlake
HR: Capek

Birchwood
HR: Capek

Black River Falls
HR: Capek

Blue River
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Boscobel, Grant Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Branch
HR: Capek

Bridgeport
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Brill
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Brodhead
HR: Capek

Bryant
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Butternut
HR: Capek

Cadott, Chippewa Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Caledonia, Racine Co.
HN: Presumably the oldest Czech rural community in the US.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cambellsport
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Carlton
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Carollville
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Casco, Kewaunne Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Castle Rock
HR: Habenicht

Cato
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cazenovia
HR: Capek

Chelsea
HR: Capek

Chetek
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Chilton
HR: Capek

Chippewa Falls
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Clay
HR: Capek

Cobb
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Coleman
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Cornell
HR: Capek

Cudahy
HR: Capek

Dane
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Denmark
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Deerbrook
HR: Capek

Dilly, Vernon Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Dodge
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Eastman, Crawford Co.
HR: Capek, Hebenicht

Eau Claire
HR: Capek

Ellisville
HR: Habenicht

Fairchaild
HR: Capek

Fennimore
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Fifield
HR: Capek

Flambeau
HR: Capek

Fond du Lac
HR: Capek

Fort Atkinson
HR: Capek

Forestville
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Francis Creek, Manitowoc Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Friendship
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Grand Rapids
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Green Bay
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Greenstreet
HR: Habenicht

Grimms
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Haugen
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hazelhurst
HR: Capek

Hillsboro, Vernon Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Holy Cross
HR: Capek

Hudson
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Hurley
HR: Capek

Janesville
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Jefferson
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kaukauna
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kenosha
HR: Capek

Kewaskum
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Krakow
HR: Capek

La Crosse, La Crosse Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ladysmith
HR: Capek

Lancaster
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Langlade
HR: Capek

Lena
HR: Capek

Leopolis, Shawano Co.
HR: Babenicht

Lodi
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Luxembourg
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Madison
HR: Capek2

Manitowoc
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Marathon
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Maribel
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Marion
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Marinette
HR: Capek

Marshall
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mauston
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Medford
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mellen
HR: Capek

Menasha
HR: Capek

Menomonie
HR: Capek

Merrill
HR: Capek

Middleridge
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Milladore
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Mishicot, Manitowoc Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Montfort
HR:Capek, Habenicht

Mosinee
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Muscoda, Grant Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Necedah
HR: Capek

Neva, Langlade Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

New Auburn
HR: Capek

North Milwaukee
HR: Capek

Oconto, Oconto Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Odanah
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Ogema
HR: Capek

Oshkosh
HR: Capek

Park Falls
HR: Capek

Peshtigo
HR: Capek2

Phillips
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Pilot Knob
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Plover
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Prairie du Chien, Crawford Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Prescott
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Prentice
HR: Capek

Racine, Racine Co.
HN: Presumably the oldest Czech community in WI.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Reedsville, Manitowoc Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Rib Lake
HR: Capek

River Falls
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Riverside, Shawano Co.
HR: Habenicht

Rochester, Racine Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sarona
HR: Capek2

Shawano, Shawano Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sheboygan
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sister Bay
HR: Capek, Habenicht

South Milwaukee
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Spencer
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Stangelville, Kewaunne Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Sturgeon Bay
HR: Capek

Superior
HR: Capek2

Tisch Mills, Manitowoc Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Union Center
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Viola
HR: Capek

Waterford, Racine Co.
HR: Habenicht

Waterloo
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Watertown, Jefferson Co.
HR: Habenicht

Waukesha
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Wauseka, Crawford Co.
HT: Capek, Habenicht

West Allis
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Westboro
HR: Capek

West Bend
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Weyerhauser
HR: Capek2

Woodlawn
HR: Capek

Yuba, Richland Co.
HR: Capek, Habenicht

Smaller Settlements: Agenda, Avoca, Bennett, Big Flats, Big River, Bloomer, Brusses. Buckman. Couderay, Clarksville, Dorchester, Dobie, Highland, Kossuth Town, Kodan, Lake Nebaganum, March, Maple Grove, McMillan, Melrose, New Denemark, Nielsville, Richwood, St. Killian, Saxon, Sevastopol, Sherry, Steuben, Stitzer, Sturgeon, Sun Prairie, Tony, Wausau, Wayside, West Superior, Whiteclaw.


WYOMING

Cheyenne
HR: Capek2, Habenicht

Related Links

Czech-American Historic Sites and Monuments
Czech-Americans
Czechoslovak Genealogy Sites on the Internet