01/20/2010

Pavel Holič 1860-1911 (baptismal record)

Pavel Holič, the immigrant, whose genealogical proof standard is here and whose baptismal records is below:

 Pholicbirth
 Born 4 May, baptized 7 May (1860), Pavel, son of Matej Holič and Kristyna Krchnak.  The maiden name of his mother is an error.  She was Kristyna Fusek [as proven by her marriage record].  And so genealogy goes . . . . 

Jan 20, 2010 5:45:00 PM | Records, Slovak

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