Different Genealogy Family Lines of John Kuzmich, Jr.

• Photo Introduction To John Kuzmich, Jr. Eastern European Roots: an on-line PowerPoint slide show (must use Microsoft Internet Explorer as your web browser) in Krempachy, Poland
• Meet the Kuzmich/Basalyga Family Lines originating from Snietnica and Stawisha, Poland
• Meet the Turk/Gazvoda, Golobic, Zupancic and Hrovatic Family Lines originating from Novo Mesto, Slovenia
• Meet the Galinak, Surma and Kucala Family Lines originating in Krempachy and Nowa Biala, Poland
• Meet the Extended Kucala Family Lines originating from Krempachy, Poland
• Meet the Bochnovich Family Lines originating from Stawisha, Poland
• Meet Adrian Boyko: I believe that we are descendents of the same Matheo HOC family in Snietnica, Poland via sisters' Irina and Maria HOC. And if so, then Mr. Boyko and I are 6th cousins and his father a 5th cousin.

• Your Own Interactive Family History Search in my Family History! (Find Out How We Are Really Related! Go to the "Family List" icon and find your name or any other possible relative and click on it. That person's entire family history will appear in a pedigree chart format!!!! Any person with a (P) means that there are photograph(s) for that person. Simply click on the person and if a "Pictures" icon appears, click on it. Then select which HTML photograph file you want to view. Hope you like the photos. My goal is to post as many photographs for every relative found on this web site!

• On-Line Family History Questionaire: Are we related? Click to compare your family origin information with mine and there's an on-line questionnaire that is electronically sent to me after you have gone through the above mentioned GEDCOM file at: <http://www.kuzmich.com/family_questionnaire2.html>. This is the fastest way for us to find out if we are possibily related.

• Maps of eastern European roots:
  1. Krempachy and Nowa Biala, Poland: <http://www.maplandia.com/poland/malopolske/nowy-targ/krempachy/>. 12 kilometers southeast of Nowy Targ (go east and north on map slider and you'll easily find Nowy Targ).
  2. Snietnica and Stawisha, Poland: a) http://www.lemko.org/maps100/Pages/Pg55.html, b) Go to the "B2" square for Snietnica and Stawisha at: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&country=PL&addtohistory=&city=Gorlice, c) <http://www.lemko.org/lih/churchir/b2.jpg>. In between Banica and Brunary; Poland, about 5 kilometers north of present Slovakia border.
  3. Novo Mesto, Slovenia: a) http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&GridE=15.1657&GridN=45.7995&lon=15.1657&lat=45.7995&db=w3&overviewmap=&country=Slovenia&scale=1000000&lang=&region=&client=public&cidr_client=none&place=Novo+Mesto, b) http://www.novomesto.si/en/, and c) http://www.burger.si/NovoMesto/NovoMesto2.htm
  4. Maximilianovka, Maryinka district, Ukraine is a very small village about 30 kilometers from Donetsk, a large city: <http://www.ukrainianweb.com/map_ukraine.htm>. Click on Donetsk on map to see local area map and then look for Maryinka district west of Donetsk.

Foreign Language Family History Translations

Slovenian Family History in the Slovenian Language

Ukrainian (Lemko) Family History in the Russian Language

Slovak (Spis) Family History in the Polish Language

To contact any member of the Kuzmich family, send an email to jkuzmich@earthlink.net
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