History of Tuczeks - Page 4

Sorry to dissapoint i am not a spammer, just really excited that i found this threa and was hoping i might make contact with other family members to share history after all this thread is called "tuczek history'.

i have been to  john lobbs ltd in st james's street london to see if they could shed any light on the tuczeks. they still have the tuczeks name outside their shop and they were kind enough to show me some of my great great grandfathers shoes. 

very interesting info  thankyou.  i only made the discovery about tuczek shoes recently when my mother in law started investigating our family tree. im still hoping some other descendants will get intouch.......... 

Hello,

I am doing research into Jesse Marie Tucek and her family, an aunt of Anton Neville Tuczek.

I know that Anton died in Bridge, Kent. We wonder where is Amelia Tuczek's grave, do you know? And where was Anton buried? So many of the Tuczek lived around Herne Bay area in the 1940/50. Amelia, wife of Nikolaus ( senior) died there in 1913 but we can not find her grave.

I do have a little information on Anton as he was the brother of Nikolaus whose family tree I am doing right now.

My son is married into the family of jesse Marie.

Please contact me?

Regards W. Georgiadis

Re Tuczek Family.

Hello,

I have been doing a lenghty research into the english side of the Tuczek family as my son has married into the family. We are all close so I feel I know a lot of the earlier Tuczeks.

Please can you tell me whereyou side fits in? would you be related to Lillian A Pentecost?

Would like to hear from you etc.

Kind regards

Wenceh Georgiadis

Hello, Wenceh,

I have corresponded with Sian, so you have probably seen my rather long email. I knew Lilian well when I was little. I think most of the family archive has come down to me and my sister, so if I can help in any way with your research , do contact me. sheelaghjkp@gmail.com  

I gather that you are descended from Jessie. She is one of the Tuczeks about whom I know virtually nothing, so I would love to know how your family fit in. Do you know anything about  Sandford or Miriam (Minnie)? I remember my mother mentioning the name Purdy, but I'm vague about that connection.

I don't think Lilian ever threw a letter away, so there are scores of them here. they are mostly very boring, and extremely difficult to read, owing to the practice of giving the page a half turn and writing across it at a right angle. Saved Transatlantic postage, I presume.

Best wishes,

Sheelagh