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Genealogy Lapikás
Generation 5
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L. Lapikás,
Genealogy Lapikás,
version 9.2,
Muiden, 2009.
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RUMANIAN / HUNGARIAN / CANADIAN / GERMAN BRANCH

5A. JOZSEF LAPIKAS, born Vicze 1883, deceased 1936, buried Marisel,[1] married ANNA MARIA ALSO-FELSO CSERNATONI-CSERNATONI, born 1885, deceased 2-2-1975[2], daughter of Gyula Csernátoni and Klára Kerekes-Máté.

Gravestone of Anna Maria Csernatoni (1885-1975), her son Antal Lapikas (1915-1993) and his third wife Maria Kellner (1925-1987).
Location: roman catholic cemetery in Bistrita (RO).
Photo: Ernö Szarvas, 2009.
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Horia Varlan.
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Iren Lapikas (1917-1978), daughter of Jozsef Lapikas (5A) and Anna Maria Also-Felso Csernatoni-Csernatoni.
Photo: ?
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5B. JANOS LAPIKAS, born Vicze 1884, deceased Tg. Mures 1965,[17] had a colonial shop in Tg. Mures, married 1912,[18] ILONA PAP, deceased 1969.

5C. GYULA LAPIKAS, born Vicze 1888, deceased Orsova (RO) 1961, on a photograph from Bistritz (Transsylvania, R) he is pictured in a uniform with 3 stars and a medal, married MARGIT BIRO, deceased Orsova 1961.

5D. DEZSÖ LAPIKAS, born/baptised Vicze (RO) 27-4/4-5-1889[24], deceased Montreal (CDN) 1960, emigrated to the USA in 1912, moved to Canada in 1915, inspector at a railway company, married Montreal Ste. Clotilde 12-6-1916,[25] LOUISE IDA MARECHAL, born 24-4-1895, deceased 3-10-1990, buries Montreal Cimetiere Notre Dame Neiges, daughter of Antoine D. Marechal and Pricille Bourgon.

Dezso Lapikas (5D) (1889-1960).
Photo: probably Montreal (CDN) between about 1915 and 1925.
His wife Louise Ida Marechal (1895-1990).
Photo: Louk Lapikás, Montreal (CDN) 1986.
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Deszo Lapikas' (5D) wife and children:
From left to right : his daughter Aurella L Lapikas (1932), his wife Louise Ida Marchal (1895), his son Edgard Lapikas (1927), his daughter Simone Lapikas (1923), his son Clovis Lapikas (1921), his daughter Clothilde Lapikas (1917-1994).
Photo: Montreal (CDN) about 1980.
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5E. BELA LAPIKAS, born Vicze 10-10-1896, deceased Sft. Gheorghe (RO) 16-1-1947,[40] agronom, studied agronomy in Budapest, married Yernut (RO) 5-10-1919 JULIA MARK, born 12-5-1900, deceased Sft. Gheorghe 28-4-1971,[41] studied commerce, daughter of Vilmos Mark, landowner, director of Yernut's National Bank, and Xenia Tamas.

September 1944 : "Cpt. Olteanu, with 50-60 men, moved into the village of Pake to avenge the assassination of two Romanian shepherds. Although the locals insisted that the retreating Germans killed them, they gathered 100 Hungarians to execute them. They were stopped by a two-men Soviet patrol to whom a Russian-speaking Szekely appealed. They left the village - after stripping it clean. In Sepsiszentgyorgy the robbings and acts of terror were daily occurrences. They arrested Bela Lapikas, a shopkeeper, beat him unmercifully and then robbed him of his stock." [42]
GERMAN / FRENCH / DUTCH BRANCH

5F. ANTAL LAPIKAS, born Namestovo 25-11-1879, deceased Laufenburg (D) 13-9-1950, mechanic. Unfortunately his last will stated that all his documents and photograhs be buried with him in his grave! Thus much interesting information has disappeared. He married Triberg (D) about 1909 JOSEPHINE STURM, born Schonach (D) 1886, deceased Triberg (D) 1945.

5G. JANOS LAPIKAS, born Namestovo 1882. His whereabouts are rather uncertain. He was in Triberg and Offenburg (D) in 1909, in Paris in Sept. 1910 probably with interruptions at least until 1928, when he was said to be a pharmacist there. [47] About 1920 he was seen in Ujpest (H). Later he was seen twice in Budapest (1942).[48] He might have had two children and could have deceased in 1954, where is unknown. The Paris immigration/emigration authorities [49] do not have any record on him. He married (Paris?) 1910-1915 STEPHANIE NN.

5H. LAJOS LAPIKAS, born Losoncz (Lucenec) (SK) 6-7-1887, deceased Den Haag (NL) 7-11-1927. He arrived in june 1904 in Germany, searching for a job. Via Passau, Stuttgart, Mainz and Bingen he arrived in july 1904 in Hamburg, where he was a saddlers' mate with the firm Junge until december 1904. Then he has got permission to sign on a ship, with which he arrives in january 1905 in Antwerpen (B). There he is a painters' mate until march 1905, after which he is employed as a mechanic by the firm Otto in Bruxelles (B), a technical firm with branches all over Europe. In 1908, 1909, 1910 he repeatedly receives calls for conscription in the Austrian-Hungarian army, but after initial deferment he manages to obtain a final rejection. He stays a central heating technician until Belgium gets involved in World War I at 2 August 1914. At 7 August he flees to the Netherlands and stays in refugee camps until october 1915. Then at 26 october 1915 he becomes again a central heating technician (chef in august 1920) with the firm Slotboom in Den Haag, where he stays until his death. In january 1918 his wife also arrives with the two children from Belgium in Den Haag. He married Tienen (B) 15-10-1910 HORTENSE VANHOUW, born Tienen (B) 2-12-1884, deceased Rijswijk 25-1-1970, servant, daughter of Theodore Vanhouw, tailor, and Jeannette Coelst, tailoress in Tienen(B).[51]

Wedding picture of Lajos Lapikás (1887-1927) and Hortense Vanhouw (1884-1970). At her lap their 3 months old daughter Jeanne Alphonsine Louise Lapikás (1910-1998).
Photo Tienen (B) 1910. 		Children of the couple Lapikás-Vanhouw : from left to right Marie Therese Lapikás (1911-2000), Hortense Johanna Lapikás (1923), Jeanne Alphonsine Louise Lapikás (1910-1998), Louis Willem Lapikás (1919-2001).
Photo probably The Hague (NL) about 1926.
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Wedding picture of Jacobus J. Groen (1912-1996) and Jeanne Alphonsine Louise Lapikás (1910-1998).
Photo : Modern, The Hague, 1940.
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USA BRANCH I LAPEKAS / LAPEKES

5I. JOSEPH LAPIKAS (LAPEKAS), born/baptised Namestovo (SK) 8/9-2-1883, deceased Decatur (MI, USA)21-3-1955 ,[59] emigrated to the USA in 1903, went to Lockport (IL), then to Chicago (IL) in 1906, changed his name to LAPEKAS (before 1920[60]), returned three times to Zagreb to bring to the USA his father Stephan, brothers Ignatz and Lukas and sister Helen, while his mother Anna and sister Verona stayed in Zagreb, listed in the 1910 USA Federal Census as Joseph Lapikas (Lapekas), age 27, together with his wife Wilma Lapikas (Lapekas), age 21, living in Allegan, Michigan, was farmer in Wayland (MI) (1915), listed in the 1920 USA Federal Census as Joe Lapekas, age 36, together with his wife Vilma Lapekas, age 32, living in Van Buren, Michigan, listed in the 1930 USA Federal Census as Joseph Lapikas (Lapekas), age 47, together with his wife Wilma P. Lapikas (Lapekas), age 41, living in Van Buren, Michigan, married County of Cook RC St. Procopine Church 10-2-1907 (on marriage license 8-2-1907),[61] WILMA PAULINA MIHALYAK (MICHALEK), born Banska Bystrica (SK) or Uratka 28-5-1888, deceased after 1938,[62] emigrated to the USA in 1904. They lived in Michigan: Allegan (1910), Wayland (1915), Van Buren (1920-1930).

On 1-3-1903 arrived at New York on board the vessel Pennsylvania from Hamburg, Germany Josef Lapikus, farmer, 18 years old, single, nationality: Hungarian, Slovak, last place of residence Nameszto. His destination is Box 743, Lockport (IL), where he will join his uncle Ignatz Lapika. [63]
On 13-9-1904 arrived at New York on board the vessel Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen, Germany Vilma Mihalyak, maid servant, 16 years old, single, nationality: Hungary, Slovak, last place of residence Ruttka. Her destination is Dekoan Str. 127, Chicago (IL), where she will join her aunt Elisabeta Migra. [64]

5J. IGNAC (IGNATZ, JAMES) LAPEKAS, born Zupanja (CR) 29-7-1886[101] , deceased Jan. 1967[102] , was as a young man apprentice on fishing boats primarily on the Sava from Zagreb to the Danube, left Yugoslavia about 1903/04 and went to Lockport to join his father, worked on the railroad in Chicago the first day he arrived,[103] changed his name to LAPEKAS (before 1910),[104] listed in the 1910 USA Federal Census as Jim Lapikas (Lapekas), age 23, together with his wife Helen Lapikas (Lapekas), age 20, living in Allegan, Michigan, listed in the 1920 USA Federal Census as Ignac Lapekas, age 33, together with his wife Helen Lapekas, age 30, living in Van Buren, Michigan, listed in the 1930 USA Federal Census as James Lapikas, age 45, together with his wife Helen Lapikas, age 40, living in Van Buren, Michigan, last residence Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo, MI) married 1o USA 1904-1909,[105] HELENA SIMORADIK, born Vavrecka (SK) 1891, deceased (USA) 1960,[106] left Vavrecka around 1907, boarded the ship Kaiser Wilhelm, which was sunk in a collision, but Helena survived,[107] married 2o USA 1960-1967,[108] ANNA NN. He lives with his first wife in Michigan: Allegan (1910), Van Buren (1920-1930).

Ignacz Lapikas (Lapekas) (5J) (1886-1967), son of Stephan Lapikas (4C) and Maria Kuczka, and his second wife Anna NN.
Photo: probably Kalamazoo (MI, USA) about 1960-1967.
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The vessel "La Lorraine".[109]
On 5-3-1904 arrived at New York on board the vessel M S La Lorraine from Le Havre, Seine-Inferior, France, Ignacz Lapikas, laborer, 18 years old, nationality: Hungary, Croatian, last place of residence Zupanje. His destination is Boz 713, Lockport (IL) where he will join his father Stefan Lapikas [110]
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On 7-12-1906 arrived at New York on board the vessel Kaiser Wilhelm from Bremen, Germany, Helena Simoradik, 17 years old, single, nationality: Hungary, last place of residence Wavrecska, Hungary.[111]

5K. LUKAS (LOUIS) LAPIKAS (LAPEKES), born Zupanja (CR) 13-8-1894[121] or 13-8-1895[122] , deceased 27-3-1968[123] or 15-3-1968[124] , moved to the USA (1909), settled in Western Michigan on a farm, changed the name to LAPEKES because "he was teased by co-workers who called him Luk-ass Lapek-ass and he did not like the joke"[125]. His last residence mentioned in USA SSDI is Wayland, Allegan (MI, USA). He married Chicago (IL) [126] before 1917 ANNA ROSE ROKUS (ROKOS), born Chicago 24-1-1896, deceased 10-2-1962,[127] was (together with her sister Mary and brother Edward) orphaned in 1902 and sent to live with relatives in Chicago,[128] daughter of Jan (John) Rokos and Anna Zima (Zema). The couple Lapekes-Rokus lived in Wayland (MI).[129]

The vessel "Chicago".[130]
On 28-10-1909 arrived at New York on board the vessel Chicago from Le Havre, Seine-Inferior, France, Luka Lapicas, laborer, 16 years old, born Zupanja, single, nationality: Hungarian, Croatian, last place of residence Zupanja, where his nearest relative is his mother Maria Lapikas. His destination is Azland Av. H340, Chicago (IL), where he will join his father Stefan Lapikas. [131]
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USA BRANCH II LAPIKAS

5L. IGNAC (JAMES) LAPIKAS, born Namestovo (SK) 8-1-1897 [150] or 8-7-1898[151] , deceased July 1967[152] , was said to be robbed by Gypsies while he was driving a horse wagon through the Black Forest (would that be the German Black Forest?).[153] Ignac' family left for America in 1915. He stayed behind to care for an ailing grandfather (Josef?) who died about one year later. Ignac, age 18 and alone, booked passage on a ship bound for America in the summer of 1916. Upon arrival he changed his name to James Lapikas. He then joined his parents in Lockport (IL) and became bridge tender on the Jackson Street bridge in Joliet (IL). He also worked for the Texaco Company in Lockport (IL), and became involved in politics as a precinct committeeman. He lost his total savings of $1200 during the Great Depression. Later he was a local Democratic Party leader in Joliet, and worked in highway paving. He was listed in the 1920 USA Federal Census as Ignatz Lapikas Jr., age 21, , living in Will, Illinois, and in the 1930 USA Federal Census as Ignatius Lapikas, age 31, together with his wife Mary Lapikas, age 20, living in Will, Illinois. He founded an assistance organisation for immigrants, through which efforts he helped more than 400 displaced persons to become USA citizens. He also was owner of a tavern and a filling station.[154] He married before 1930 MARY SCHRAEDER, born 14-10-1909[155] , deceased 24-10-1996[156] or 1987[157] .

5M. ANTHONY LAPIKAS, born Lockport (USA) 6-5-1908, deceased before 1997, listed in the 1920 USA Federal Census as Anthony Lapikas, age 11, living in Will, Illinois married MILDRED A. ("Noni") MCCLEARY, born 13-4-1913, deceased 14-5-2009,[160] lives in the house of her parents in law in Lockport (1997), in New Lenox (IL) (2009), daughter of Roy McCleary and Gladys Weaver.

Mildred A. McCleary (1913-2009).
Picture: Naperville, 1997
Source: Louk Lapikas, 1997
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OBITUARY - Mildred A. Lapikas "Noni" (McCleary) ---- Source: The Herald News 16,17-5-2009
Mildred A. Lapikas "Noni" (McCleary) - Age 96, of Lockport, went to be with her Lord on Thursday, May 14th, 2009. Nonie is survived by her loving family, children, Denny (Peggy) Lapikas, Patti (Bill) Hagarbome, grandchildren, Tracy (Eric) Nash, Derek (Lisa) Lapikas, Stephanie (Bill) Beckham, great-grandchildren, Conner, Kyle, Logan, Brady, Riley, Elliot, Lillie Grace, numerous nieces and nephews. Nonie was preceded in death by her parents, Roy and Gladys McCleary (nee Weaver), husband, Anthony Lapikas, sisters, Marion Johnson, Margaret Bolattino, and nephew, Roger Bolattino. Nonie was a very active life long member of Christ United Methodist Church in Lockport. Family will receive friends at the Goodale Memorial Chapel, 912 S. Hamilton Street, Lockport, Monday, May 18th, 2009 from 4 to 8 PM and again on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009 at Christ United Methodist Church, 224 Bruce Road, Lockport from 10:30 AM until time of funeral service at 11:00 AM. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers donations to Christ United Methodist Church or the Joliet Area Community Hospice would be appreciated. Goodale Memorial Chapel 912 S. Hamilton Street Lockport, IL 60441 (815) 838-1533
YUGOSLAVIAN BRANCH LAPIKAS

5N. FRANJO LAPIKAS, born (Zagreb?) 1899, deceased 1965, married MARTA NN, born 1897, deceased 1973.


Foreground : NN, wife of Franjo Lapikas (5N).
Background standing from left to right : NN Lapikas, daughter of Franjo, her husband, their daughter, two other daughters of Franjo.
Picture on the wall : Franjo Lapikas (5N), son of Lukas Lapikas (4E).
Photo: Zupanja (CR) 1972. 		Standing from left to right : NN Lapikas, NN probably her husband, NN Lapikas, daughter of Franjo, NN Lapikas, daughter of Franjo.
Sitting : NN, Franjo's wife, Franjo Lapikas. On their laps : probably two grandchildren.
Photo: Zupanja (CR), before 1972.
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SLOVAKIAN/USA BRANCH LAPIKAS

5O. ANTON LAPIKAS, born Klin (SK) 18-10-1884[164], deceased/buried (Podbrezova (Valaska, CS) 1950 ?), left Orava county and settled in Podbrezova (central Slovakia), gendarme in the Austrian-Hungarian military,[165] married Podbrezova (Valaska, CS) about 1902/03 AMALIA (AMILIA, ILONA) LONGAVEROVA (LONGAUER), born Podbrezova (Valaska, CS) about 1875, deceased/buried (Podbrezova (Valaska, CS) 1950?) [166].

Anton Lapikas (1884-1950?).
Picture: Slovakia? about 1935?
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009 		and his wife Amalia (Ilona) Longaverova (~1875-1950?).
Picture: Slovakia? about 1930-1940.
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
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Family of Anton Lapikas and Amalia Longaverova.
Front row from left to right: Maria Lapikas (1904-1983), her son Viliam Lapikas (1921-1990), Amalia Longaverova (~1875-1950?), Anton Lapikas (1884-1950?), Kamila Lapikas (1924-2003), Anton Lapikas (1912-1986), Anna Lapikas (1921-1993). Back row from left to right: Jozefina Lapikas (1918-after 1999), Yolana Lapikas (1914-1993), Margita Lapikas (~1910-??). Not on the picture are the two children Helen Lapikas (already in the USA) and Janko Lapikas (deceased about 1921).
Picture: Slovakia? about 1930
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
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The vessel "Potomac".[172]
On 2-11-1921 arrived in New York on board the vessel Potomac, from Bremen, Germany, Maria Lapikas, 18 years old, single, born Predajna (CS), Ilona Lapikas, 16 years old (sic!), single, born Podbrezova (CS), both of nationality : Czechoslovakia, Slovak, last place of residence 55 Zvolenska Zupa, Podbrezova, Czechoslovakia, where their father is Anton Lapikas. Their destination is 222 W. 122 Str. New York City, where they will join their uncle Joe Lapikas. [173]
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Helen Lapikas (1906-1972).
Picture: USA, about 1940-1945.
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009 		Stephen Michael Latza (1909-2003) and his wife Helen Lapikas (1906-1972), together with their two children left: Frank Victor Latza (1937) and right: Steve Latza (1939).
Picture: USA, about 1950.
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
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Margita Lapikas (~1910-??).
Picture: location and date unknown.
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
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5P. SIMON LAPIKAS, born Klin (SK) 28-10-1880[187] [188] , deceased Sharpsville, Mercer (PA) 12-11-1974[189] , moved to the USA in 1905, laborer (1907, 1918), applied for US citizenship 14-5-1918, which was granted 5-5-1921, listed in the 1930 USA Federal Census as Simon Lapikas, age ~48, with wife Josephine Lapikas, age ~43, living in Mercer, Pennsylvania, married Mercer (PA,USA) 27-5-1907 JOSEPHINE (JOZEFIN) BRASDOVITCH (BRASDOVIC, BRAZDOVIC), born Smolenice (SK) 21-01-1888 or 20-1-1888[190] , deceased Sharpsville, Mercer (PA) Jan. 1975,[191] housekeeper (1907), housewife (1911), daughter of William (Josef?) Brasdovitch and Helen Gasparich. Simon and Josephine emigrated to the USA on the vessel Pennsylvania, leaving Hamburg (D) at 7-4-1905 and arriving in New York (USA) 13-4-1905. Josephine returned to Europe several times with and without Simon, which probably explains why the first two children were born in Europe.[192] Also their daughter Edna says her mother has named Tranba as Edna's place of birth. They lived in Mahoning, Ohio (1920), Mercer (PA) (1930), later in Sharpsville.

On 22-4-1905 arrived in New York on board the vessel Pennsylvania from Hamburg, Germany, Simon Lapikocz, laborer, 25 years old, born in Klin, single, of Hungarian, Slovak nationality. His destination is Sharon (PA), where he will join his acquaintance Janos Lattyak [193]
At 18-10-1911 arrived in New York on board the vessel Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen, Germany: Josefina Lapikas, housewife, 24 years old, married, Hedwig Lapikas, 4 years old, Irma Lapikas, 2 1/2 years old. All are of Hungarian, Slovak nationality, born in Szomolany (Hungary), also their last place of residence, where their nearest relative is her father Josef Brasdovic. Their destination is Sharpeville (Pa), where they will join her husband Simon Lapikas [194]

Simon Lapikas (1880-1974) and his wife Josephine Brasdovitch (1888-1975).
Photo: Pennsylvania, November 1968
Source: Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
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Descendance of the following persons unknown.

5Q. LOUISE LAPEKAS, born (IN) 30-4-1910[211], deceased South Bend, Saint Joseph (IN) July 1985[212], descendance unknown, could be her husband's surname!

5R. CHARLOTTE LAPIKAS, born 25-2-1916[213] , deceased 8-3-1997[214] , descendance unknown, could be her husband's surname, SSDI issued before 1951 (PA, USA), last residence Freeport (PA, USA).

References to the data of generation 5 are also here
References Genealogy Lapikás --- Generation 5 ( 214 refs.)
References preceded by the ⇒ symbol refer to (clickable) external url's of which only the last part of the name is given.
  1. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  2. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  3. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  4. Information from Levente Szarvas, 2009
  5. Information from Levente Szarvas, 2009
  6. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  7. Information from Levente Szarvas, 2009
  8. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  9. Information from Levente Szarvas, 2009
  10. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  11. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  12. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  13. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  14. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  15. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  16. Information from Levente Szarvas & Margit Lapikas, 2009
  17. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  18. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  19. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  20. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  21. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  22. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  23. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  24. LDS
  25. see also ⇒ www.myheritage.com
  26. Information from Clovis Lapikas, Montreal (CDN), 1984
  27. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  28. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  29. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  30. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  31. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  32. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  33. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  34. Information from Clothilde Lapikas-Rozzi, 1975
  35. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  36. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  37. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  38. Information from Albert A. Puskaric, 2009
  39. ⇒ www.myheritage.com
  40. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1981
  41. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  42. Dr. Arpad Kosztin, Chronicle of Cruelties, Romanian Mistreatment of the Hungarian Minority in Transylvania, translated from the Hungarian by Eva Barcza Bessenyey
  43. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  44. Information from Sofie Weber-Lapikas, Triberg (D), 1982
  45. Information from Heidi Weber, 1977
  46. Information from Heidi Weber, Triberg (D), 1998
  47. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1981
  48. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  49. Letter from Consulat General de France, Amsterdam, 1976
  50. Information from Martha-Beatrix Lapikas, Brasov(RO), 1983
  51. see also Kwartierstaat Lapikas, L. Lapikas, Muiden, 1998
  52. NRC, 29-6-1928, Het Vaderland 29-6-1928
  53. Het Vaderland, 8-6-1929
  54. NRC, 29-6-1928, Het Vaderland 29-6-1928
  55. Information from Adriaan Kuller, 2009
  56. ⇒ artikel03
  57. ⇒ bekijkpromotie.cfm?style=standaard&npromotieid=1991
  58. VV Journaal, dec. 1981, Den Haag
  59. Information from Mr. James M. Lapikas, Wisconsin, USA, 1996, and Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  60. Information from Andrew Lapekas, USA, 1997
  61. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  62. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997, and Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  63. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  64. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  65. Information from Mr. James M. Lapikas, Wisconsin, USA, 1996
  66. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  67. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  68. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  69. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  70. USA SSDI
  71. USA SSDI
  72. USA SSDI
  1. USA SSDI
  2. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997, and USA SSDI
  3. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  4. SSDI
  5. 4754 Thunderbird, Carole Stream, ILLINOIS 60188, USA
  6. 578 West Kings Avenue,Phoenix, ARIZONA 85023, USA
  7. 437 Ronald Drive, Addison, ILLINOIS 60101 USA
  8. USA SSDI
  9. USA SSDI
  10. 14532 SHADOW WOOD LN DELRAY BEACH, FL 33484, 407-498-8419
  11. Lombard, ILLINOIS, USA 60148, 1301 Finley Road # 308
  12. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  13. USA SSDI
  14. USA SSDI
  15. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  16. 1601 Westview Lane Lombard, ILLINOIS 60148, USA
  17. Fam. portrait
  18. 330 So. Burton Place Arlington Heights, IL 60005, USA
  19. 235 East Palatine Road Palatine, IL 60067, USA
  20. 330 So. Burton Place Arlington Heights, ILLINOIS 60005, USA
  21. USA SSDI
  22. USA SSDI
  23. 23 Autumn Lane, Streamwood, IL 60107-2886
  24. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  25. USA SSDI
  26. USA SSDI
  27. USA SSDI
  28. Descendants of Joseph Lapekas, compiled by Stanley Lewis and Sean Philip Lapekas, Kalamazoo, 1997
  29. USA SSDI
  30. USA SSDI
  31. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  32. Information from Andrew Lapekas, USA, 1997
  33. Information from Ramona Lapekas de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  34. Information from Andrew Lapekas, USA, 1997
  35. Information from Andrew Lapekas, USA, 1997
  36. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
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  41. USA SSDI
  42. USA SSDI
  43. USA SSDI
  44. USA SSDI
  45. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  46. USA SSDI
  47. USA SSDI
  48. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  49. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  50. USA SSDI
  51. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  52. USA SSDI
  53. Information from Shelly Anderson, MI, USA, 1999
  54. LDS
  55. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  56. ⇒ mb.ashx
  57. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  58. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  59. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  60. Information from Jason Lapekes, 1997
  61. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  62. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  63. 438 GREGORVILLE RD WAYLAND, MI 49348, 616-792-976
  64. Information from Shelly Anderson, MI, USA, 1999
  65. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  66. Information from Shelly Anderson, MI, USA, 1999
  67. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  68. USA, SSDI
  69. Information from Susan Lorraine Lapekes, 2000
  70. USA, SSDI
  71. USA SSDI
  72. USA SSDI
  1. USA SSDI
  2. USA, SSDI
  3. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  4. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  5. The Family of Louis Lapikas, by Brendalynn K. Eustice-Lapekes, 2000
  6. Naturalisation request USA
  7. USA SSDI
  8. USA SSDI
  9. Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997
  10. Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997
  11. USA SSDI
  12. USA SSDI
  13. Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997
  14. Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997
  15. 607 TANA LN JOLIET, IL 60435-5111, 815-729-1749
  16. ⇒ Mildred-Lapikas-85995347
  17. Information from John F. Lapikas, Joliet (IL), 1997
  18. ⇒ Class%20of%201964.htm
  19. Information from Ramona Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1997
  20. Information from Milan Lapikas, Tomasovce (SK), 1997
  21. Information from Ramona-Lapekas-de Cajigas, 1999
  22. ⇒ www.familysearch.com
  23. Information from Milan Lapikas, Tomasovce (SK), 1997
  24. Information from Pavel Pajdusak, Bratislava (SK), 1999, and Ramona-Lapekas-de Cajigas, USA, 1999
  25. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  26. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  27. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
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  29. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  30. ⇒ www.familysearch.com
  31. Information from Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
  32. SSDI
  33. ⇒ www.familyserach.org
  34. Information from Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
  35. Information from Helene Wright-Latza, 2009
  36. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  37. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  38. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  39. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  40. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  41. Information from F. Kutlik (USA), 2002
  42. Information from F. Kutlik (USA) and B. Kleinova (Bratislava), 2003
  43. Genealogy Simon Lapikas and Josephine Brasdovitch, by James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  44. USA SSDI
  45. USA SSDI
  46. USA SSDI
  47. from USA social security records
  48. Information from James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  49. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  50. ⇒ www.ellisislandrecords.org
  51. Genealogy Simon Lapikas and Josephine Brasdovitch, by James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  52. USA SSDI
  53. USA SSDI
  54. USA SSDI
  55. USA SSDI
  56. Genealogy Simon Lapikas and Josephine Brasdovitch, byJames Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  57. Information from James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 2000
  58. Genealogy Simon Lapikas and Josephine Brasdovitch, by James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  59. Genealogy Simon Lapikas and Josephine Brasdovitch, by James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  60. USA SSDI
  61. USA SSDI
  62. Information from David J. Lapikas, USA, 1999
  63. Information from David J. Lapikas, USA, 1999
  64. Information from James Simon Lapikas, Sharpsville (USA), 1998
  65. ⇒ moreJohnLapikas.htm
  66. Information from David J. Lapikas, USA, 1999
  67. USA SSDI
  68. USA SSDI
  69. USA SSDI
  70. USA SSDI
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