DESCENDANTS OF OTHER JAROLIMEK FAMILIES

Descendants of other JAROLIMEK Families

This section will contain names, dates and places of other JAROLIMEK people who we may someday find out are connected to the Matt and Mary JAROLIMEK/YAROLIMEK family documented herein.

If you have knowledge of any such people, and would consider sharing family information, please drop me a line at: DYAROLIM@MAIL.WIN.ORG

MISCELLANEOUS JAROLIMEK FINDINGS

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----- Original Message ----- From: Rachel Collins To: dyarolim@mail.win.org Sent: Sunday, August 15, 2010 12:23 AM Subject: Have old photos of Jarolimek babies/young boys

Dean,

I have some photos that I obtained through resale, best that I recall. Have had the photos for at least 15 years; seems like during that time it was the “in” thing to display old photos, even if not your own family!

There are 7 photos of 2 boys. Names on back of photos are:

1) Joseph John Jarolimek, Jan 4, 1930, age 3 months

2) John Paul W. Jarolimek, Dec. 21, 1930, age 3 months

3) Joseph Jarolimek, 3 months, Sunday, Jan 19, 1930

4) John and Joseph Jarolimek, March 14, 1931, John 6 months, Joseph 17 months

5) Joseph and John, June 10, 1933 (boys on a pony)

6) John Sept 9, 1933, 3 years (boy holding train?)

7) Feb 1947, 12 years old

Most photos have a stamp on back: Novak Studio, Cicero, ILL.

Also, the name “Kathy” is penned in the corner, as if the owner wanted to give these photos to Kathy.

Will gladly give these photos to the right family if you know them, or come across them.

Sincerely,

Rachel Collins

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From: mark loose [mailto:mloose@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2008 2:32 AM To: dyarolim@mail.win.org Subject: I am a Dragoun!

Hello. My name is Vicki Dragoun Loose, and I happened across your entry while searching for Anton Dragoun, who was my great-grandfather. He had a son, John Dragoun, my grandfather, and thus mynfather being Ernest Dragoun. I do know that my heritage is from Bohemia. I am pretty sure we are somehow related. Please reply to me at: bohemiangirl58@msn.com

Sincerely, Vicki _________________________________________________________

From: nanato9@comcast.net [mailto:nanato9@comcast.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 12:58 PM To: Dean R. Yarolimek Subject: RE: JAROLIMEK

Hello Dean, thank you so much for your response. my name is marion gardner. my father was william thomas mack, born in 1906 as william thomas jerolmack, his father was john and on his marriage certificate his surname is spelled jerolmac, but on the 1880 census, when he is 5 years old it is listed as geroley mack. his father born in 1845 was albert born in bohemia and i have found his name spelled 3 different ways, geroley mack, jerelemac, and jarolymac. form census reports i believe he came to the united states between 1855 and 1859, because he has a younger sister julia, who was born in the united states in 1857, but all the other siblings were born in bohemia. his father is listed as john jerelemac, born in bohemia in 1816, his wife was mary, albert's wife was jane, and the younger john's wife was mary boyle from ireland, but i have no information on the women at all. on the 1880 census i find a john jarolymich, and wife mary the ages are the same but they are not living with f amily. i also found that julia became a nun with the sisters of saint frances order, and found her on 3 census reports, and that her and albert had other brothers named anthony, vensel, john, and merrett. julia was born in new jersey, but the family settled in philadelphia pa. thank you again, any help you and the website can give me is greatly appreciated. sincerely. marion gardner

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From: nanato9@comcast.net [mailto:nanato9@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 12:12 PM To: JOSEPH JAROLIMEK Subject: my name is marion gardner

dear dean, my name is marion gardner, i live in southeast tenn. i would appreciate all and any help, you may be able to give me.i have located who i believe is my great great grandfather john jarolimac, ( that is the spelling on the 1860 census, he was born in 1816 in austria or bohemia, which i now understand could be the same place. the biggest problem i am having at this point is finding out anything about the females my grandfathers married. it has been a big help to know to look for different and odd ways the name could be found under. again thank you for your help, it is good tho knowthere is someone out there who knows what they are doing. hope to hear from you soon. sincerely marion gardner -------------- Forwarded Message: -------------- From: "Dean R. Yarolimek" To: Subject: RE: JAROLIMEK Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 20:22:23 +0000 > Thanks for the info (whoever you are). There is no doubt in my mind that your family name was spelled JAROLIMEK (the same as ours) at one time. Early census takers, since many of the people they were counting could not speak nor write English, recorded what they thought the spelling could/should be. Welcome to the world of genealogy. > > FYI, my ancestors also came from Bohemia in the AUSTRIAN Empire. > > Records of my grandparents coming to this country were found in the state libraries/archives (Minnesota). They contain state and national census materials, applications for citizenship, birth and death certificates, etc. Every time I found one of these records it invariably provided clues to locating the next document. > > If you will provide your name, I will add your email to my "Other JAROLIMEK Families/Connections?" section of the JAROLIMEK website > . > > Thanks and good hunting. > > Dean _________________________________________________________

From: nanato9@comcast.net [mailto:nanato9@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 6:46 PM To: JOSEPH JAROLIMEK Subject: JAROLIMEK

DEAR SIR I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO RESEARCH MY FATHERS SURNAME AND I AM NOT HAVING VERY MUCH LUCK DUE TO THE CHANGES THE NAME HAS UNDERGONE THROUGH THE GENERATIONS. I BELIEVE HE WAS BORN JOHN JAROLYMICH OR JAROLIMEK IN 1816, AND HIS BIRTH PLACE HAS BEEN LISTED AS BOHEMIA, AND AUSTRIA. HE MARRIED A WOMAN NAMED MARY, AND THEY HAD 6 CHILDREN. ON THE 1860 UNITED STATES CENSUS HIS NAME IS SPELLED JERELEMAC, AND 5 OF HIS CHILDREN, MERRETT 21, VENSEL 19, ALBERT 15, JOHN 9, AND ANTHONY 7, ARE LISTED AS BEING BORN IN BOHEMIA, THE YOUNGEST CHILD JULIA AGE 3 WAS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES. SO THAT TELLS ME THE FAMILY IMMIGRATED BETWEEN 1852 AND 1858. IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME TO PLEASE FIND WHERE THEY ORIGINATED FROM I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL. MY CONNECTION TO THEM IS THROUGH ALBERT, WHO WAS MY GREATGRANDFATHER, AND ON THE 1880 CENSUS THEY HAVE CHANGED THE NAME AGAIN TO GEROLYMACK, IT WAS THEN CHANGED AGAIN, BUT I DO NOT KNOW WHEN TO JEROLMACK, AND THEN TO MACK BY MY FATHER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. _________________________________________________________

From: Jarolimek Heinz [mailto:heinzjaro@utanet.at] Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 12:34 PM To: dyarolim@mail.win.org Subject: genealogy

Dear friend in USA

I have just read the history of your family from Bohemia and your grandfather Matej Jarolimek whose name I found on the wall inscribed with the immigrants` names on Ellis Island when I was in New York city a few years ago. My name is Jarolimek too and we are researching our genealogy at the moment. My Czech ancestor `s name was Benjamin Jarolimek, a hatmaker from Caslav. He was married to Slanac Anna. They had 12 Sons The names of the youngest sons were Joseph and Benjamin as in the Bible.This family lived around 1800 at Caslav . One of the 12 sons was my direct ancestor JAROLIMEK VINZENS born 28.11.1806 at Caslav, dies 13.4. 1885 ar Pardubice. He was married to Elisabeth Decanovsky . They married in 1833. and had 6 children . Anton 1835- 1916 - my direct ancestor , his brother Egyd 1836-86, his sister Marie(not married), sister Julie married to Mr. Schneider, sister Sophie,(unmarried) and his brother Vinzens -University professor 1846-1921 . The above mentioned Jarolimeks had 9 sons and five daughters. May be one of them was a direct ancestor of your emigrated family . With best greetings from Austria. (Bohemia was part of the Austrian Empire, so my ancestors spoke and wrote both German and Czech!) HEINZ Jarolimek _________________________________________________________

Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 1:01 PM To: 'Dean R. Yarolimek' Cc: donirene@hotmail.com Subject: RE: Obituary Warren Timm

My parents were Paul & Agnes (Graner) Schouweiler, farmers. My siblings (all older) were Leo, Don, Lorraine, John & Alice. My folks had about 47 grandchildren so there's still a number of Schouweilers around Kellogg, Wabasha, Plainview & Rochester.

Ben Yarolimek (Jr) was a senior in high school when I was a freshman so I knew him well. Butch I knew mostly by sight, but knew Dorothy, Audrey & Stella somewhat. They were closer in age to John & Alice. Ben (Sr) drove the school bus I rode on. I remember well, when we got too rowdy Ben would stop the bus and say "Settle down or get off & walk". No one ever got off.

Paul _________________________________________________________

From: Dean R. Yarolimek [mailto:dyarolim@mail.win.org] Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 9:10 AM Subject: FW: Obituary Warren Timm Paul,

Maybe you can answer the question cuz Irene asked (she is a daughter of Al Yarolimek and they once lived in Kellogg, MN). Are you kin to the Schouweilers that once lived in/around Kellogg?

Dean

Sent: Friday, June 15, 2007 3:31 PM To: Dean R. Yarolimek Subject: Re: Obituary Warren Timm

THANKS, DEAN

HEY, DEAN, WHEN I WAS A VERY YOUNG KID, THERE WAS A FAMILY OF SCHOUWEILERS. CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT THE FATHER DID FOR A LIVING, BUT SURE DO REMEMBER THE LAST NAME.

ANY KIN OF THAT FAMILY?

Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 1:55 PM To: dyarolim@mail.win.org Subject: Obituary

I stumbled upon your web site while browsing, and saw the obituaries. My first cousin, Warren Timm, died recently. He had been married to Dorothy Yarolimek, daughter of Ben and Pearl (Martin) Yarolimek of Kellogg, MN. I believe they were later divorced.

I had re-typed the obituary (which appeared in the Wabasha County Herald dated June 6, 2007) to send to my sister so will send you a copy. My scanner is not working so can't send the original. I realize Warren isn't "family", but his and Dorothy's children are listed in case you want to expand your family tree info.

Paul Schouweiler Kasson, MN

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Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 12:58 PM To: Dean R. Yarolimek Subject: RE: JAROLIMEK

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Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 12:12 PM To: JOSEPH JAROLIMEK Subject: my name is marion gardner

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Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 6:46 PM To: JOSEPH JAROLIMEK Subject: JAROLIMEK

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From: Jarolimek Heinz

Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 12:34 PM

To: dyarolim@mail.win.org

Subject: genealogy

Dear friend in USA

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From: tjarolimek [mailto:tjarolimek@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 11:18 AM To: dyarolim@mail.win.org Subject: Other Jarolimeks

Hi Dean, my name is Todd Jarolimek. Our family is originally from Cleveland Ohio, and have migrated to Florida. I googled our name, and found your site. I; as others am interested to see how many other Jarolimeks there are, since a earlier search many years ago, came up with only, John Jarolimek, the author. I know of some family history, but not really all that much. My Aunt Barb Eiben, has done research, and has amassed quite a portfolio. I'm not sure where the Eiben family fits in, but they do somehow. I'd sure be interested in any feedback you may have. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Todd L. Jarolimek Sr.

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Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 14:27:25 -0700 (PDT)

From: alvin jarolimek

Subject: Jarolimek's in North Dakota

To: Dean Yarolimek

Hi, I'm Alvin Jarolimek from Grand Forks, ND. My father's name was Matthias, my grandfather's name was Matthias and my great grandfather's name was Matthias. Although my father and I were born in Walsh County, ND, my grandfather was from Pisek, in what is now the Czech Republic. I understand your ancestor named Matej ( which must translate as Matthias) was also born in Pisek, in what is now the Czech Republic. Maybe we are related. I a have 6 brothers and 1 sister, Terri (Jarolimek) Kovarik who lives in Fargo, ND. My oldest brother who now lives in the Seattle, Washington area and worked for Boeing is also named Matthias. His email address is mattfj@cedarcomm.com if you want to contact him. Please reply. Sincerely, Alvin Jarolimek

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From: NLutherP@aol.com

Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 15:21:23 EDT

Subject: Drenckhahn ancestors

To: dyarolim@mail.win.org

Dear Dean,

Thank you so much for the information on the Drenckhahns, especially Dora Brown and Christian Drenckhahn. I am interested because of the Drenckhahns who are buried in a little cemetery between Oakridge and Altura in rural Winona County. (I don't know how well you know this area. Oakridge no longer exists, although Altura is still a rather nice town.)

I am trying to put together a history on the cemetery. Everyone thinks of the Rollingstone area as being Catholic. However, there were a number of other influences too. The Drenckhahns who are buried in this cemetery were not Catholic. The church that was there was Presbyterian and apparently "German". I know the church was there, but I know nothing more about it, such as when it was built or why it disappeared.

Could you put me in contact with anyone who would have information on this area or the families connected with it? I would love to hear from anyone.

Nancy Powell

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From: Eileen Lancer

To: "'DYAROLIM@mail.win.org'"

Subject: RE: Related?

Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 15:52:17 -0500

After snopping around a little more on your website, I saw that there are some family members living in Chicago. The family that just had a baby, I believe. I think my father is related, although I am not sure, but I believe through his mother. I will have to find out what her maiden name is for sure. I know she lived in Wisconsin and she and her brother moved to Chicago. I have a piece of the family tree with Jarolimeks on it, I will have to find it. And my cousin is my father's brother's daughter. I told her we have to be able to PROVE a tie to a family lineage, not just pick up on a name. When I find my list, I can compare it a little more and see if any of them cross.

I'll be back in touch. I know many years ago (about 25 or 30) one of the family members was trying to trace the family back to the old country, but I never heard any more about it.

Eileen Lancer SISCORP 281 / 848-4236

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To: "'DYAROLIM@MAIL.WIN.ORG'"

Subject: Related?

Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 10:45:48 -0500

I came across your website when I was looking up some information for my cousin. I know that somewhere back in our family tree we have Jarolimeks that were from Czechoslovakia or there about. I seem to think there was a Mary & Josef but could not find any other ties that I recognized. Does the name Fuchs ring any bell with you? I will have to see what records I have at home how my grandmother ties in. Did any of them end up in the Chicago area?

Eileen Lancer SISCORP 281 / 848-4236

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From: "Mary Hromada"

To:

Subject: Re:

Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2003 19:32:22 -0600

Dean: I am Al, Mary's husband. I am the one that wrote. Anyway I remember Frank and Florence well. My parents and I were displaced persons from what is now the Slovak Republic, formerly Czechoslovakia when under the Communists rule. We were placed at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Wabasha. That is how we got to know Frank and Florence. They had us over to their house near the railroad tracks many times, it was a short distance from the hospital. Florence was first very afraid of eating my mother's cooking but when she finally did she loved it. Several times she had my mother prepare food to take to her home. I spent many visits at the Chevrolet garage with my dad when he visited Frank. I last saw Frank just before he passed away. He was lying in his bed at the new house just above the Mississippi River. A very beautiful home. He let my father and I sleep in the houseboat. I still think of them a lot because of their sincere kindness and hospitality. They were fantastic people. Every once in a while I see Donnie. He told me he purchased an apartment near Slippery's. Don't know if he is still there. I work and live in Denver, CO but also have a home in Lake City, MN. We have a boat at the Wabasha Marina and when we go to the slip I look at the beautiful house on the hill with its white fencing on the patio and the beautiful roses. It brings back happy memories. Al Hromada

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DMVSAV@aol.com

Sent: April 22, 2003 10:40 AM

To: Dean R. Yarolimek

Subject: Re: Jarolimek

Here are my notes on the family:

Moved to Filer, Idaho in 1946.

Gilbert Jarolimek (newspaper obit courtesy of Arleen Vorce)

Gilbert Jarolimek, 84, of Filer, Idaho, died Friday, March 23. 2001, at his home. He was born Aug. 19, 1916, on a farm south of Dorchester, Neb., to Emanuel and Georgia Jarolimek. After graduating from county schol he worked at home on the family farm. In 1937, he married Helen Stejskal in Concordia, Kan. He then worked at the Crete Golden Harvest Brewery. In 1939, he went into farming for himself. The drought continued and not much was raised, so they decided to move to Idaho. There he did custom farming and hay bailing. In 1953, Gilbert and his brother Leo built their own sagebrush machinery and began clearing sagebrush off the desert land. Gilbert, his son Dennis and brother Leo cleared thousands of acres of sagebrush land in Idaho, Utah, Neveda and Oregon, which is now irrigated farmland. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles 378 of Grand Island, Neb., where he enjoyed dancing to polka music. He loved hunting, fishing and playing his button accordion. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Helen; son and daughter-in-law, Dennis and Patty Jarolimek of Filer; daughter and son-in-law, Janice and John Montegna of Oregon; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; and brother Leo. At Gilbert's request no services were held, cremation was under the direction of Parke's Magic Valley Funeral Home of Twin Falls.

Arleen (my mother-in-law) and Helen (Gilbert's wife) are sisters. She did not have want paper this was from, I still need to ask. Denise M. Vorce

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Sent: April 21, 2003

To: Dean R. Yarolimek

Subject: Re: Jarolimek

Dear Dean,

I am not a Jarolimek. But my husband has some in his family. They are Leo and Gilbert Jarolimek. Born in Nebraska and cleared sagebrush in Idaho. They designed the machinery also. My husband has very fond memories of working with them as a young man.

Just thought you would like to know.

D. M. Vorce

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From: - Sat Apr 12 09:02:17 2003

Subject: correction

From: Darlene Creuzer

To: dyarolim@mail.win.org

Hi Dean: I for some time had thought that for some reason our families crossed in marriage. On an obituary of Helen Creuzer some years ago it reads that a Ben Yarolimek was a pallbearer at her funeral. I didn't think to much of it until a Fred Yarolimek came to our school district and became the elementary principal in our small community of St. Croix Falls, Wis. My children went to school with his children (they were around the same ages) and his wife Sandy became an acquaintance of mine after Fred's death. She moved back to Onalaska, where my daughter is going to school.My daughter see's Sandy every now and then in Wal-Mart, and stops to say Hi. Anyway I pursued the possibly of the family connection and discovered my husband's great cousin (or something like that) Clara Louise Schurhammer married Ben Yarolimek in 2-11-1950. Her mother was Charoltte Creuzer who married Roy Schurhammer. You have Louise Schurhammer listed as Schumacher. The Schurhammer have a long residence in the Wabasha area, as well as the Creuzer's. The Creuzer's owned the Wabasha bottling company for years in the 1890's and before that owned the one in Alma wisconsin.I don't know if Louise was married before she married Ben or if they had children, but I don't think so.The name Matt Schuth keeps coming up in the obituaries of Ben Yarolimek and some of the Creuzer's but as yet have not made the connection. I contacted the Schuth family in Wabasha and they don't know if or what the connection is. they might have just been friends. anyway I was making that one small correction. It's a small world to think that our two families can finally come together after the ancestors living by one another and then our families living in the same community so many years later. I did write to Sandy and told her how we are connected. Have a nice day. Darlene Creuzer St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin

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Subject: :-)

Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 13:10:56 +0100

From: "Jiri Jarolimek"

To:

While sufring the Net, I discovered your Web site and found it very interesting. My Father was born in PRAGUE and his name is JOSEF JAROLIMEK, Czech Republic. I remember he talked about Jarolimeks, but this name was apparently not unusual in that area. Again, thanks for a nice Web page. Best regards, Ing. Ji?� Jarol�mek PROLUX - Consulting spol. s r.o. V�clavsk� n�m?st� 43 110 00 Praha 1 Tel: 0777 905 133 ICQ 152914230 jarolimek@prolux.cz www.prolux.cz

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Subject: Jarolimek family

Date: Sun, 2 Jun 2002 13:10:27 +0200

From: "tiscali mail"

To:

Dobry den

i was surfing with google and so i have find your homepage. My husband is a Jarolimek born in P?erov CZ. His vather was born in Prostejov and so hes vather to, but he said they are originaly from Nachod and more earlier maybe from the north of bohemia. In Malenovice is a n�m?st� called Jarolimek. best regards to you and all Jarolimeks my E-Mail: isabelle@tiscali.cz

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Subject: RE: Visit of your website (JAROLIMEK)

Date: Fri, 17 May 2002 09:32:20 +0200

From: "Lubos Jarolimek"

To: "'Dean R. Yarolimek'"

Dear Dean:

I am not offended at all that you are listing my information on your webbsite. I have an ambition to do something like that for my children for some time, but never have time to do so. I will be working in my position till June 30, 2002, thereafter I will take some vacation and I estimate that I will be able to contact you may be in September.

Briefly today. You are correct that there would be more children (sons) than I mailed to you. My grandfather Frantisek had three children, but the girl died during the W.W.I on tuberculosis and my father's brother Ladislav (my uncle) died in 1960 childless. As much I remember from my father going back another generation (Jan Krtitel Jarolimek) these Jarolimeks had normally about 10 children (only half of them lived to maturity) .

My parents got married during the nazi occupation. At that time in order to get married you had to prove that you are not Jewish few generation back. My parents collected the church data at that time and there is a box in our basement with these documents. I brought it to our house when my mother died, but never felt like going trough it. I am afraid it will have more data about Prochazka family than Jarolimek's family.

But I am current with Vladimir Jarolimek family still living at Libice 10. That would be brother of my grandfather Frantisek Jarolimek who inherited that house. My grandfather got a job with the railroad when they built the connection to Dobris and was transferred to Prague. But my father spend every summer with his cousin in Libice and kept connection with that branch of family. I will ask my second removed cousins what records they have. But my father told me that if you go to churches all record end about 1650 because the church was burned.

Once again I will go into this probably in September. I do not think that I would the time before that.

Regards,

Lubos Jarolimek

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Subject: Visit of your website (JAROLIMEK)

Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 16:09:53 +0200

From: "Lubos Jarolimek"

To:

May 16, 2002

Dear Jarolimeks:

I just visited your webbsite. How did I get there? I am just resigning from my position and we were using the "google" search engine to find out on how many organization is my name listed. Than I saw an e-mail from my son Paul Jarolimek mailed to your webbsite one year ago.

I like to add something. In Prague telephone book is listed 70 Jarolimek's and 26 Jarolimkova (female). My own phone number is unlisted, and I am probably not alone. As far as I know all Jarolimek's are originated from the vinicity of Pribram. Our branch of family is documented about six generation and it goes into hamlet of Libice Number 10. Libice is now administratively part of Dobris in Pribram's County. It goes from about 1700 like this:

Josef Jarolimek married to Veronika Marhalova son Jakub Jarolimek (farmer) married to Marie Kratka son Jan Krtitel Jarolimek (born 5.28.1854) married to Anna Plavcova (born 2.5.1857) son Frantisek Jarolimek (11/27/1879-6/14/1950) married to Marie Michalova (3/29/1884-7/4/1944) son Josef Jarolimek (1/4/1909-3/24/1994) married to Miloslava Prochazkova (8/6/1924-4/16/1998) son Milos Jarolimek (9/23/1944-9/25/1997) childless and Lubos Jarolimek (10/16/1945-?) - that would be me sons: Frank Jarolimek (2/14/79) from wife Daniele Proner Paul Jarolimek (6/26/80) from wife Daniele Proner Tom Jarolimek (7/27/92) from wife Jitka Panesova

As far as I know all Jarolimeks who migrated to USA were going about 1850's and ended in South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and similar. When I lived in Omaha, NE and my name got published in the telephone book, one Yarolimek promtly called me that he saw my name in the phone book and inquired if we could be relatives.

I hope you can find this contribution interesting. I am also enclosing my resume that you can see one lifestory of Jarolimek. My brother Milos is burried in Freemont, California and my two sons Frank and Paul live with their mother in Oakland, California. Tom is living with us in Prague.

Sincerely,

Lubos Jarolimek K Vizerce 303 16400 Praha 6 Czech Republic (4202) 2096-1004

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Mon, 8 Apr 2002 23:56:32 +1000

From: "David Vohradsky"

Dear Dean,

My Grandmother is Marie Jarolimkova b. 24 April 1910 Drahlin, Pribram d. 13 October 1976 in Australia. Her parents are Josef Jarolimek and Marie Palivcova b. 25 March 1880 d. 19 December 1956 in Sporilov, Prague I am wondering whether Josef Jarolimek is the son of your Josef Jarolimek b. 6 June 1837 or the same Josef Jarolimek b. 6 November 1902.

I think that Drahach may be Drahlin, 8km from Pribram. My Grandfather is Frantisek Vohradsky from Obcenice, near Drahlin.

Regards David Vohradsky

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Subject: grettings from Czech Republic

Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 22:38:33 +0100

From: "milan"

To:

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Subject: Jarolimek

Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 12:24:19 +0100

From: Anette Jarolimeck

Dear Dean, my name is Anette Jarolimeck, i am from Germany, i now That the Grandfather of my Father is Josef Jarolimek and he is born 13.02.1832. Do you now where i can ask if he is also born in bohemia. perhaps you can give me an adress. greatings from germany Anette

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Friday 03/30/2001 3:03:30pm

Name: Elenka Jarolimek

E-Mail: Elenka_jaro@yahoo.com

Comments:

I was checking out who else has my last name, and I found this web page. My father, Lubormir Jarolimek immigrated in 1968 from Prague, CR. His father was Frantisek (?) Jarolimek who ran a pub in Prague before moving to Partisanke, SR. I am not sure where my grandfather was born.

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Friday 01/26/2001 9:46:38pm

Name: L. V. Shrbeny

E-Mail: lmsus@aol.com

Comments:

While sufring the Net, I discovered your Web site and found it very interesting. My Father was born near Pribram, Czech Republic. I remember he talked about Jarolimeks, but this name was apparently not unusual in that area. Again, thanks for a nice Web page.

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Wed, 4 Oct 2000 05:54:48 -0700 (PDT)

From: Paul Jarolimek-Proner

Email: pjproner@yahoo.com

interesting site. i am Paul (usa; ca), the son of Lubos jarolimek (cz; prague) who is the son of josef jarolimek (cz; prague). My mother's maiden name is Proner. I don't know if this is relevant info to you, but i thought it might be interesting to find out. good luck on your reaserch.

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Subject: ?Dragoun"

Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 21:22:20 -0500

From: "Donna Dragoun"

To: "Dean R Yarolimek"

Hi Dean

It seems as if Dragouns are popping up everywhere. I wrote to a few and have gotten responses, even from Venezuela. Have you seen their family tree on the internet, complete with a few generations of pictures?

The Kladno we're talking about would be the one closest to Prague and Prague is where my father's nephew lives.

His name is Vaclav Novak, Evropska 1691/35 Praha 6 Dejvice, 16000. You'll have to excuse the format that I wrote his address in but my father gave me this info over the phone. My father didn't tell his nephew that someone may be contacting him so he may be a little reluctant to divulge information at first. Make sure to mention that its for Donna. I met him and his daughter a few years ago when they came to Canada and my father said they loved me, so he may soften up a little if he knows its for me. I don't even know how much he can tell us. His mother and my father had the same father, but different mothers.

We used a lot of sign languageand translators (calculator style and Dad style), since they only speak a little English and I only speak a little Czech, but somehow we managed.

My grandmother's name was Matylda Beznoska. My grandfather's (Karel Dragoun) and Jan's father's first name is unknown to us but their mother's name was Anna Malinova. My father said that Karel was born in Smecno, Slany and we assume that Jan was also born there.

I hope to visit the Family History Center (Mormons) this week and hopefully will find some useful information. Have you ever visited one of their libraries? Their internet site shows quite a few Dragouns, going back as far as 1725. Some are even in Denmark and Finland. Who knows?

I find this all very fascinating and every time I stumble upon another Dragoun, I'm hopeful that it will be another piece to this very difficult puzzle.

Please keep in touch, Donna

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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 10:03:24 -0400

From: Madeleine_Jarolimek@daimlerwash.com

Hello,

I am afraid my input will be of little help to you. My father's name was Joseph Jarolimek, but he did not come over to the US until the 1960's. I never knew him (he is still alive, living in Yugoslavia currently), but he must be 70 or older now. I never knew my grandparents on his side, either, or any Jarolimeks for that matter, but they stayed in Europe as far as I know.

It's interesting to know there are a few of them over here, though! I'm sure they've suffered the many misspelled names, as I have. : )

Madeleine Jarolimek

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