Sedlacek Family History: 1998 Researcher's Report, Jan Vondra and Marie Sedlacek Vondra's Children

This is the first of a series of posts that are the result of the work of a genealogist, David Kahout, hired by Jennilyn Scott Frizell in 1998. The information is broken down in the document by the genealogist, into what he called datum, not a commonly used word, but meaning pieces of information. After the genealogist's part, links to the Czech records for this information will be added and the images relevant to the records will be inserted. Links and images have been added to each of the individual biographical pieces as well in other entries in the blog, but I am adding them again here for documentation purposes.
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Page 4 (of the research pages done by David Kohout, Prague, CZ for Jenilynn Scott Frizell in 1998)

The parish records of the Vondra Family

The datum 1: Found on 11.5.1998 (May 11, 1998) in the state district archive the following records only "SDA (State District Archive)" in Plzen, in the book No. 7 for the Roman Catholic parish Slavikovice, on the page 57.

"On 5 January 1877 at 9 o'clock PM was born Vaclav Vondra, catholic, male, from the legal bed.

The place of birth: Usilov No. 38/ also the village mentioned like Uslov or Ousilov in German language Ausilaw, the county Domazlice

Baptised: Frantisek Wildmann, the vicar, on 6.1.1877 (January 6, 1877)

The father: Jan Vondra, the black-smith from Usilov No. 38, the son of Matej Vondra, the black-smith in Usilov No. 38 and the mother Marie, nee Zitek, from the village Mezholezy.

The mother: Marie, the daughter of Jakub Sedlacek, the peasant farmer from the village Mlynec No. 6, and his wife, Josefa, nee Marek from Mlynec, the county Klatovy.

The godfathers:
Wencel/ Vaclav/Kremarik, the peasant cottager in Slavikovice No. 21 and Magdalena, his wife.

The midwife: Anna Frantova, tested, from the village Miletice."

The brothers and the sisters - all were born in Usilov No. 38:
1. Marie, female, born 2.2.2878 (February 2, 1878)
2. Josef, male, born 6.3.1880 (March 6, 1880)
3. Marie Magdalena, female, born 19.3.1882 (March 19, 1882), died 1.4.1884 (April 1, 1884) from the sheep's plague.
4. Anezka, female, born 26.3.1884 (March 26, 1884)

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Vaclav Vondra, known as James Vondra in America, but always referred to as "Brother Jim" by his sisters.

Vaclav Vondra (James Vondra), birth reocord, part 1

Vaclav Vondra (James Vondra), birth record, part 2

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Marie Vondra Bouzek

http://www.portafontium.eu/iipimage/30068307/slavikovice-07_0610-n?x=492&y=461&w=483&h=195

Marie Vondra (Mary Vondra Bouzek) birth record, part 1

Marie Vondra (Mary Vondra Bouzek) birth record, part 2

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Josef Vondra, male, born 6.3.1880 (March 6, 1880)

http://www.portafontium.eu/iipimage/30068307/slavikovice-07_0650-n?x=237&y=54&w=483&h=195

Josef Vondra, birth record, part 1

Josef Vondra, birth record, part 2

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Marie Magdalena Vondra, female, born 19.3.1882 (March 19, 1882)
died 1.4.1884 (April 1, 1884) Cause of death: sheeps plague

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