This post is about the surname “Kreczmarska”, otherwise known as Krečmar.
My fourth great grandmother was Anna “Kreczmarska”.
This is the spelling variation that was in the records my dad gave to me when I first started doing genealogy. This spelling is probably based off information found in the book, “A History of the Sumbera, Mozisek, and Kruppa families, Volume II.” This book was written by Carolyn Heinsohn, who is a director of the Fayette County Chapter of the Czech Heritage Society of Texas. She and her family have done a lot to help out the TCHCC.
Czech Parish Records were not very accessible at the time that this book was written. With so many records digitized and made available online, I was able to find some new information about our family and trace this family back a generation further than I had thought.
But I don’t want to blog about it because I want to use it as part of my BCG application!
Krečmarsky, Kreczmarksky, Kreczmarksa – none of these spelling variants were found on the kdejsme site. So, I tried Krečmar.
try this forms:
Kreczmarská http://www.kdejsme.cz/prijmeni/Kreczmarsk%C3%A1/
Kreczmarski http://www.kdejsme.cz/prijmeni/Kreczmarski/
You get bit closer to Ostrava