22. 4.
Jiný Miroslav Kolář - žák ZŠ v Blansku.
Umělecky založená rodina Kolářových z Jihlavy.
Nepokoušel jsem se dělat přesnou statistiku, ale skoro se zdá, že můžete na
webu potkat o něco více (slavných, významných) Kolářových než
Kolářů. Např. v katalogu současných
českých autorů Princetonské university se nacházejí dvě Kolářové (Eva a Jaromíra), ale
ani jeden Kolář. Tak ještě několik dalších:
- Milenu Kolářovou z New Yorku najdete např. dvakrát na stránce
výsledků washingtonského mistrovství ve společenském tanci.
- Ivana Kolařová pracuje v jezdeckém středisku Zmrzlík pro pražské
děti, jehož stránky .../www/ivana.kolarova/
nesou její jméno.
- Zmínka o
feministické kritice mé oblíbené herečky Daniely Kolářové za
zákony, které byly schváleny v době její působnosti v čs. parlamentu.
Kolarové se musí hojně vyskytovat i v Bulharsku:
- Rumiana P. Kolarova-Koleva - profesorka
biologie (imunologie) Lékařské fakulty Sofijské university.
- Na facultě politických věd téže university působí její
jmenovkyně Rumyana Kolarova, kterou bylo v posledním desetiletí možno
majít mezi účastníky mnoha konferencí věnovaných rozvoji demokracie
ve východní Evropě.
- Lubka Kolarová,
presidentka firmy Bulgarian Franchise Association.
- V galerii Centra pro ženská studia
a vzdělání Německé evangelické církve nedávno
vystavovala svoje umění sochařka Fanna Kolarova z Hohen Neuendorf,
narozená v r. 1949 v Sofii v Bulharsku.
A toto jsou některé dopisy, které jsem dostal lidí, kteří mají nějaký vztah k příjmení Kolář
(jejich příjmení je Kolar, Kolars, atd. nebo některý z jejich předků
nesl toto příjmení). Snaží se doplnit si svůj rodokmen, získat
více infomací o svých předcích, najít příbuzné. Nemůžete
jim snad nějak pomoci?
Letters from Kolar-related people who are interested in their genealogy, etc.
Can you perhaps help them?
New additions
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 01:13:59 -0700
From: "Polarber" polarber @ tstonramp.com
miroslav,
found your page doing a search on kolar. my ancestory also goes back to
the czech republic. nice to find a fellow kolar. you have a really nice
HP, loved your joke section. stop by and vist us at
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/hills/1081
sincerely,
Gary C. Kolar
PS: Do you know of any other Kolar sites that I could visit?
From: "Henry Kuska" kuska @ neo.lrun.com
Subject: I have Kolars in my genealogy
Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 10:13:02 -0500
My grandmother was a Kolar - see my web page.
Henry A. Kuska, Retired
E-mail address. KUSKA @ NEO.LRUN.COM
My general web page (genealogy included).
http://home.neo.lrun.com/kuska/
My genealogy only web page.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/k/u/s/Henry-A-Kuska/
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6/15/99 10:26 PM
Subject: Kolar genealogy
My Kolar genealogy can be accessed from my web page.
Henry Kuska, retired
kuska @ neo.rr.com
http://home.neo.lrun.com./kuska/
From: "Brian G. Williams" bgwilly @ sginet.com
Subject: Kolar...
Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 20:57:01 -0700
Miroslav
I have just started doing genealogical research and have located an
ancestor, Johanna Kolar Krupicka who emigrated from Bohemia with her
husband and children to the U.S. in about 1868.
Any chance you are missing an ancestor's line?
Brian...
Brian G. Williams
400 E. Riverside Dr. #108
St. George, UT 84790
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From: "Brian G. Williams" bgwilly @ sginet.com
Subject: Re: Kolar...
Date: Mon, 9 Mar 1998 00:37:02 -0700
Miroslav,
My "Kolar" ancestor also came from Bohemia. She came to the U.S. in 1867,
or thereabouts. Her name was Johanna Kolar Krupicka. Three of her
children (that I know of) came with, or shortly after, her and her husband,
Wencil Krupicka.
The information I do have is actually on her son, Joseph Krupicka. It
states that he emigrated from "Melcice, Bohemia, Austria" to "Cleveland,
Ohio" during the year 1868 with his brother Frank, following their parents,
Wencil and Johanna Kolar Krupicka and sister Mary - who emigrated a year
earlier.
If your ancestors are also from Bohemia, is it possible that we share
ancestors way back somewhere in time? Unfortunately, I have no contacts in
the Czech Republic and so I am looking for someone who may have done some
genealogy for the Kolar Family, along with about ten other family names of
ancestors I have identified as coming from Bohemia. It turns out that my
Grandmother was 100% of Bohemian ancestry.
Even if you do not have records that would help me, I would be interested
in any information about the area from which so many of my ancestors have
come.
Thank you,
Brian...
Brian G. Williams
400 E. Riverside Dr. #108
St. George, UT 84790
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 17:52:49 -0500
From: "Cheryl Miller" jmflorez @ radiks.net
Subject: Kolar
Hi,
There is a Kolar in my family tree also.
She was my great-great-grandmother. Her name was Tekla Kolar and she was
born on March 5, 1814 and died on March 6, 1888. She married a man
from Velka Retova named Vaclav Snitily. They had 11 children. I know
only some of the children's names.
Vaclav ............born July 5 1834
Frantisek..........born April 21, 1837
Josef..............born Feb 21, 1839
Anna...............born Nov 3, 1840
Jan................born Dec 21, 1842
Frantiska..........born Oct 25, 1844
Anton..............born Sep 30, 1846
Jan ...............born July 11, 1849
Karel
Don't know if this is any help. Sorry I do not know more.
Cheryl Krska Miller
jmflorez @ radiks.net
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Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 10:35:13 -0500
From: "Cheryl Miller" jmflorez @ radiks.net
Hi,
I thought that Kolar was an unusual name, what a surprise!
Found you just searching around on the web.
I live in the U.S. in Omaha, Nebraska. I have a 5th cousin,
Josef Snitily who lives in Prague,CZ. Josef is trying to do some
research into another side of my family tree "Krska" for me
with another man who lives in CZ with the last name of Krska.
The Krska's in my family tree were from Trebic, Moravia.
The Snitily's in my family tree were from Velka Retova,CZ.
The Kolar's in my family tree I don't know much about.
I really think this e-mail stuff is such great fun. You can
talk to people all over the world every day!!
Write again if you want to, I always enjoy hearing from
new friends,
Cheryl :-)
From: "joe carol kolar" jckolar @ infowest.com
Date: Wed, 6 May 1998 23:10:36 -0700
Hi! My name is Kristin Kolar and I live in Ivins, Utah. For a project in
school I am to trace my ancestry. I would appreciate if you have any
information. I figured that since we have the same last name the isn't at
all popular, and both have Czech background we could some how be related.
My grandparents names are Albert John Kolar and Pauline Victoria Gerhovec.
They both originated from Chicago, Illinois, and moved to California in the
early 60's. I would appreciate any help, and if you don't have any
information I would still like it if you would reply.
Thanks,
Kristin Kolar
From: "Kolar, Jim" KolarJ @ somc.org
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1998 14:50:41 -0400
Subject: Kolar family tree
Dear Mr. Kolar,
This is very odd. I feel like I am sending a letter to myself. My name is
Jim Kolar. I am currently seeking predecessors of Andy and Anna Kolar.
They are brother and sister. Andy was born in 1888. Anna was born in 1894.
They were born in a small town outside Prague. I am not sure of the exact
town.
Andy Kolar married Bessie Pospicil. They had one daughter while still in
Czechoslovakia. Her name is Rose. About a year before Rose was born Andy
emigrated to the United States. I do not know the year. Andy did not
inform his family or his friends that he was leaving. About a year
following his departure Andy sent a letter and money for Anna and Rose to
join him in the United States.
Andy's sister Anna had a son while in Czech. A son. I believe his name was
Joseph. If this is correct he would have been born in 1919. When Anna
emigrated to the United States her young son remained behind for several
years. Anna married Josef Kafka. It is not known if she knew Josef when
she lived in Czechoslovakia. or not. Several years after arriving in
southern Ohio friends of Anna and Josef from Cleveland, Ohio, were
returning to their family home, outside Prague. The friend of Anna and
Josef claimed to be Anna's son's father. He brought the child to the United
States. I am assuming this would have been around 1919-1920.
I am looking for information regarding the parents of Andy and Anna Kolar.
Who were their parents? Did their parents have siblings?
.....
I thank you for your time and patience. If you have any information that
may be useful could you please contact me at:
Jim Kolar
8026 Chester St.
Wheelersburg, Ohio 45694
Home (740) 574-6290
E-Mail kolarj @ somc.org
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1998 22:41:46 -0700
From: "Richard Kollars" rjkollars @ mail.bbc.net
Subject: KOLAR, KOLASH, KOLLARS
Do you also do genealogy? Am searching for family that immigrated to
US in 1864, Joesph, KOLAR b 1820 in Grav-vol-Holta, Bohemia.
If you have info and would like to share I would appreciate it.
Thank you.
Joan Kollars
Subject: Related?
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 15:35:17 -0700
From: "Patrick E. Mower"
Organization: Campion Jesuit High Alumni Coordinator
Miroslav,
Though my name is Mower, my mother was Lillian Kolar, from Chicago.
My grandfather was Edward and his father was James (Vaclav), from
Czechoslovakia.
Don't know if we are related, but did you have any relatives in Chicago?
I now live in Los Angeles.
Pat
Toto jsou podstatná fakta v češtině z následujícího
dopisu od nějakých sourozenců Kolářů z USA, kteří hledají své
příbuzné v Čechách. Odněkud z Malkov Lnár č. 4 T.P. Blatná:
Jejich dědeček Josef K. Kolář dorazil do New Yorku na
lodi Wilhelm Kaiser II z Brém 8. prosince 1903. Na výše
uvedené adrese bydlel Karel Kolář, otec dědečka Josefa.
Na ni prý vloni v létě bydlel nějaký Miroslav Kolář,
který jim ale na jejich dopis neodpověděl. V r. 1903 žil
ve stejné obci v č. 57 ještě nějaký František Kolář
(též zapsaný v pasu jejich dedečka). Žena Josefa se jmenovala
Kateřina. I dnes tam v č. 57 nějaký Kolář žije.
Josef měl bratra Jakuba, který zůstal v Čechách a sestry Anu a
Marii, které se také přestěhovaly do USA.
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2002 21:47:58 -0600
From: B B <bergst @ tctwest . net>
Subject: Malkov Lnar Blatna Bohemia
My brother Mitch Kolar forwarded your e-mail to me. I have been doing research on my grandfather Josef K. Kolar. I have his passport that records his passage on the ship Wilhelm Kaiser II from Bremen, Germany coming through Ellis Island December 8, 1903. In the passport his father's address was Karel Kolar, Malkov Lnar c4 T.P. Blatna Bohemia. Last summer I found that a Miroslav Kolar lived at the above address and I wrote a letter, but I have never heard back. There is a Frankisek Kolar listed in the passport too and his address was Malkov Lnar c57 T.P. Blatna, Bohemia. There is still a Kolar living at c57 also. Where in CZ were you from? We know that Josef's mother's name was Katherina but we do not know her last name. Josef also had a brother James who stayed behind and two sisters, Anna & Marie (Mary) who came over here. I would be interested in any information that you may have.
Thank you.
Barbara Kolar Bergstrom