EGL - Narodil som sa v obci Závod ako druhe dieťa Rudolfa Smrtiča a Márie Eglovej. V roku 1979 sme sa presťahovali do Malaciek. Peter Smrtič, Ľ. Fullu 1640/1, 901 01 Malacky, Smrtič Peter, e-mail (2005-02-14)
EGYHÁZY - Elvíra Mandlíková, Na Okrouhlíku 39, 182 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic, e-mail
EHNAT - I am interested in tracing our family geneology. My husband's grandfather came from Malé Ozorovce, Czechoslovakia to the U.S. in around 1900. His name in the U.S. became George Ehnat but we think it was maybe originally Ihnat. His birthdate was April 23, 1883. His father's name was Michael. George was the second of four children: Anne, George, Mary and John. John stayed in Czechoslovakia and we were told that he was a mayor of the town. Michael, his father, was a coachman for the Groff's castle. Audrey Ehnat, e-mail (2013-01-16)
EICHLER (Cabiny) - There are three families whose members came to the United States during the years from 1875 to 1910 (approximately). In trying to document some family history, I believe I have located the origins of the families as follows. They are Jewish and all related to each other. From what I know their were the Iskowich (or Iskowitz) family in Krásny Brod, the Lebowich family in Sukov, and the Eichler family in Cabiny. Outside of knowing the above along with some names, I have very little additional information as to these families in Slovakia. Any help would be greatly appreciated. John Eichler, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, e-mail (2010-05-31)
EICHLER - Vo voľných chvíľach zaoberám genealógiou Eichlerovcov. Katarína Eichlerová, e-mail (2010-02-05)
EINHORN (Nededza) - I am trying to get some info on an ancestor who lived in Nededza, Slovakia. Her name is Sara Einhorn, died in 1928. I would like to find her parents name etc. Harry Klein, e-mail (2007-02-05)
ELEFANTHY (Prievidza) - My grandmother was born in Privigye, 1873 or thereabout (I belive now it is called Prievidza??). Her name was Elefanthy Maria, Eszter, and married to Kovats Laszlo, Istvan. I would like to find out my grondmoth's details, and my great grandmother and father's details, or anything else is possible. Mrs Eva Potsubay, e-mail (2007-03-28)
ELIÁŠ - Zaujíma ma rod Eliáš - Považská Bystrica, Beluša, Veľké Rovné. Mgr. Marcel Eliáš, Pribinova 965/11, 017 01 Považská Bystrica, e-mail (2012-05-18)
ELIÁŠ - Mená mojich predkov sú: Bartal, pochádzajúci z Dunajskej Stredy, Kráľovičove Kračany, Lesné Kračany; Almáši (Almásy) - Dunajská Streda, Jastrabie Kračany, Komárno, Holice, Petrovič - Hlohovec, Štefanka - Hlohovec, Stevanka - Oponice, Kovarce, Eliáš - Šurany, Ščibraný (Scibranyi) - Dolné Lovčice. Veľmi rada by som vedela viac o mojich predkoch a významoch ich mien a erbov. Catherine Stevens, 1343 West 410 North, 84770 Utah, USA, e-mail (2006-11-09)
ELKO - Sutak, Cipa or Elkos? Anyone in Slovakia looking for descendants in Pennsylvania? All males were coal miners. I have the female names but have to verify name and spelling...Duritza and Yankanish! Joyce Elko Phillips, e-mail (2007-02-26)
ELLSCHLÄGER - Rody Tyl, Thiel, Till, Kriesch, Krisch, Hauck, z východního Slovenska Slota, Slotta, Kačmar, Piruch, Vasilenko. Dále jméno Ellschläger (můj pradědeček Richard E. byl ředitelem Chemické továrny grófa Pálffyho ve Smolenicích, dodnes tam máme hrob). Tomáš M. R. Tyl, Foltýnova 15, Brno, ČR, e-mail (2003-04-03)
EMERITZY - Cimerman, Emeritzy, Struhár, Bodzási, Husz. Martin Cimerman, Tatranská 109, 974 11 Banská Bystrica, e-mail (2003-04-03)
EPERJESI - John Bugosh, PhD, 622 Khyber Lane, Venice, FL 34293-4423, USA, e-mail (2001-03-01)
ERDÉLSKY - Skúmam rody Torday/Tordaj (prišli z Maglódu, dnes na území Maďarska, v roku 1746/7 do Báčskeho Petrovca a do Kysáča, dnes vo Vojvodine, Srbsku), Erdélsky/Erdelszky, Šulan/Ssulan. Pavel Tordaj, 11185 Zemun, Antona Klemenčića 20, Serbia, Tel.: 0113753451, e-mail (2007-04-02)
ERDÉLSZKY - Skúmam rody Torday/Tordaj (prišli z Maglódu, dnes na území Maďarska, v roku 1746/7 do Báčskeho Petrovca a do Kysáča, dnes vo Vojvodine, Srbsku), Erdélsky/Erdelszky, Šulan/Ssulan. Pavel Tordaj, 11185 Zemun, Antona Klemenčića 20, Serbia, Tel.: 0113753451, e-mail (2007-04-02)
ERDÉLYI (Žihárec) - Môj prastarý otec pochádzal zo Žihárca, okr. Šaľa. Posledné údaje mám o mojom predkovi: Lajos Robert Erdelyi, narodený 13. januára 1859 v Žihárci. Jeho rodičia boli Ľudovít a Barbora, boli vedení ako plebejci. Kristína Harhovská, Bratislava, e-mail (2007-03-07)
ERDÖDY - Mgr. Peter Novosedlík, Veterná 36, 917 00 Trnava
ERDŐDY - Viola E. Közsey, 17189 SE 70th Street, Ocklawaha, FL 32179, USA, e-mail (1999-11-15)
ERDŐDY (Slanec) - Môj starý otec Ladislav Erdődy pochádzal zo Slanca. Silvia Fedorčíková, e-mail (2001-06-08)
ERHART - Jiří Ošanec, I. P. Pavlova 26, 779 00 Olomouc, Czech Republic, e-mail
ERMIS - Tom Hrncirik, 3190 Rd. 160, Visalia, Ca 93292, USA, e-mail, www
ERNEY - Peter Keresteš, Na Hôrke 25, 949 11 Nitra
ERNYEY - Zaujímajú ma rody Cauner, Landl, Miššeje, Ernyey, Ballo, Blaskovits, Blaškovič, Velits, Laszlofalvy, Ragulik, Ludvigh, Kern, Králik. Margareta Miššejová, Babuškova 5, 821 03 Bratislava 2, 0904 146 200, e-mail (2008-04-04)
ERTL (Banská Štiavnica) - I am looking for any family members or any information on my grandfather's family. His name was Ľudovít Maindl born August 24, 1899 or 1900 in Krupina (may be under another name as an illegitimate child). He left Slovakia around 1925 for France. His parents' names were Ľudovít Mandl (born in 1866 in Krupina) and Anna Machovičová. His grandparents were Štefan Mandl or Meindel, a master tailor, and Anna Škrlecová. His grand-grandparents were Jakub Mandl and Anna Ertl from Banská Štiavnica. I am also looking for the children of Julianna Maindl married first with Jan Valach and second with Rudolf Schwarz in 1921. Catherine Maindl, 31, Voie Romaine, 21700 Argilly, France, Tel.: 06 64 09 53 98, e-mail (2008-02-14)
ERTL - Ing. Dušan Ertl, Cyrila a Metoda 4, 038 61 Vrútky (2001-02-20)
ESTERHÁZI - Rudolf Pažík, Šášovská 6, 851 06 Bratislava (2000-10-31)
ESTERHÁZY (Strážske) - I am attempting to locate and establish the names of my ancestors that lived in Strážske from approximately 1890 to 1920. The maiden name of my great grandmother was Lydia Dessaules. She married Ede Fischer, my great grandfather. As I am told, their residence was on Baron Esterhazy’s Estate. Baron Esterhazy was supposedly the grandfather of Lydia Dessaules who was born somewhere in France. At some point of time she returned to her grandfather’s estate and married Ede Fischer. I am searching for information about my ancestors and also information that would verify what I have been told about being descended from Dessaules and Esterhazy. Iva Lilie, 125 Alum Park Place, Cedar Creek, Texas 78612, USA, e-mail (2000-07-26)
ESTOCK (Hatalov) - Trying to find a town called Hadolov or Hatolov, Austria-Hungary. Husbands Grandfather, John Estock is said to have beed born there in 1889. e-mail (2001-02-02)
ESTOK - My Grandfather Michael (Mihaly) Estok arrived in the United States September 29, 1898. His port of departure was Bremen and his ship was the Lahn. He met his brother-in-law Leo Pilansky, husband of his sister Susan. He married Anna Puchan (Puchin) in Brooklyn, New York. My father said that his mother, Anna, always said that they lived in Banovce. I do not know if that was her family or both families. Papa Michael Estok was born April 8, 1878 or April 18, 1878. The first date was on his draft registration card and the second was on his death certificate. Nana Anna Puchan Estok was born May 26, 1878 as on her death certificate. Any assistance in finding genealogical information and relatives would greatly be appreciated. I do not speak or read any language but English. Patricia Estok Fisher, e-mail (2008-01-14)
EŠTOK - My Grandfather Michael (Mihaly) Estok arrived in the United States September 29, 1898. His port of departure was Bremen and his ship was the Lahn. He met his brother-in-law Leo Pilansky, husband of his sister Susan. He married Anna Puchan (Puchin) in Brooklyn, New York. My father said that his mother, Anna, always said that they lived in Banovce. I do not know if that was her family or both families. Papa Michael Estok was born April 8, 1878 or April 18, 1878. The first date was on his draft registration card and the second was on his death certificate. Nana Anna Puchan Estok was born May 26, 1878 as on her death certificate. Any assistance in finding genealogical information and relatives would greatly be appreciated. I do not speak or read any language but English. Patricia Estok Fisher, e-mail (2008-01-14)
EŠTOK (Hatalov) - Trying to find a town called Hadolov or Hatolov, Austria-Hungary. Husbands Grandfather, John Estock is said to have beed born there in 1889. e-mail  (2001-02-02)
EŠTOK - Vladislav Cucak, 072 17 Slavkovce 48 (2000-05-12)
EVANKO - My father Georgius Ivanko was born in Soosujfalu, Saros Hungary and my understanding is that the new name is: Ruska Nova Ves (Presov). He was born 5 Mar 1888, and the son of Michael Ivanko and his mother's maiden name was Anna Hrarovsky. My mother(?) Catharina Nyahay was also born in Soosujfalu on Feb 6, 1889. Both are deceased. They migrated to the US in the early 1900's and I'm wondering if there is any information that can tell me where the Ivanko's were buried, and if there are any living relatives in Slovakia. Unfortunately, I was never interested in the birth places or where they lived in the old country and I guess that was because I was young and had interest in other things. Edward Evanko, Seaside, CA, USA, e-mail (2006-06-26)
EVANKO (Kurima) - My family I think came from a town called Kurima, or Cerninan. My Grandfather had several last names Pepos, Pipas , Joganik, Dzuganyk.  My Grandmother was a Evanko her Mothers Maiden name was Hudak. e-mail (2001-02-28)
EVANOIKE - I have been researching John and Mary Evans. At this time I haven’t been able to conclusively determine the actual surname for John, possibly Evanoike, Evanoyka, and there are several other variations. But, these two surnames also settled in Colorado, as neighbours to other Austrian/Bohemian/Yugoslave/Czech. families. I have discovered it all depends which census you review… they changed their native country names every ten years!!! Mrs. Mary Evans it turns out was easier. Her full name appears to have been, Anna Marie Magdalene Macko aka Maczko (different places, different spellings, naturally). She was called Ann, Annie, and Mary during her life in Pueblo County, Colo., Elbert County, Colo., and finally, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. Immigration: I have a variety of years these two reported they arrived in the U.S. between 1888 and 1895. She reported she arrived between 1894-1900, but she was here for the 1900 census. Naturalization: I ordered from Colo. State Archives, and received the final papers, swearing into citizenship, John Evans 20 Sep 1904 in Pueblo Co., Colo. There were no “intent to file citizenship papers,” which make me believe those might have been filed at the port of entry. All I got was, “Naturalized, native of Austria, became a citizen, born "1901 age 30," date & port of arrival not recorded in the Pueblo County Court, witnessed by Mark Ballach & Albert Lepik both Pueblo, Colo. signed L.B. Gibson Judge and mark by John Evans.”  Again, he was recorded in the 1900 census. I also found that Mary and John purportedly came from two towns, (her) Drorianki, Czechoslovakia and (he) Parchoveni, Czechoslovakia. The closest I found were: Dvorianky, a village, is 1. nm south or Parchovany. And, Parchovany is a village and municipality of Trebišov Dis. in the Košice Region of SE Slovakia. Sue Mendenhall, e-mail (2012-12-28)
EVANOYKA - I have been researching John and Mary Evans. At this time I haven’t been able to conclusively determine the actual surname for John, possibly Evanoike, Evanoyka, and there are several other variations. But, these two surnames also settled in Colorado, as neighbours to other Austrian/Bohemian/Yugoslave/Czech. families. I have discovered it all depends which census you review… they changed their native country names every ten years!!! Mrs. Mary Evans it turns out was easier. Her full name appears to have been, Anna Marie Magdalene Macko aka Maczko (different places, different spellings, naturally). She was called Ann, Annie, and Mary during her life in Pueblo County, Colo., Elbert County, Colo., and finally, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. Immigration: I have a variety of years these two reported they arrived in the U.S. between 1888 and 1895. She reported she arrived between 1894-1900, but she was here for the 1900 census. Naturalization: I ordered from Colo. State Archives, and received the final papers, swearing into citizenship, John Evans 20 Sep 1904 in Pueblo Co., Colo. There were no “intent to file citizenship papers,” which make me believe those might have been filed at the port of entry. All I got was, “Naturalized, native of Austria, became a citizen, born "1901 age 30," date & port of arrival not recorded in the Pueblo County Court, witnessed by Mark Ballach & Albert Lepik both Pueblo, Colo. signed L.B. Gibson Judge and mark by John Evans.”  Again, he was recorded in the 1900 census. I also found that Mary and John purportedly came from two towns, (her) Drorianki, Czechoslovakia and (he) Parchoveni, Czechoslovakia. The closest I found were: Dvorianky, a village, is 1. nm south or Parchovany. And, Parchovany is a village and municipality of Trebišov Dis. in the Košice Region of SE Slovakia. Sue Mendenhall, e-mail (2012-12-28)
EVANS - I have been researching John and Mary Evans. At this time I haven’t been able to conclusively determine the actual surname for John, possibly Evanoike, Evanoyka, and there are several other variations. But, these two surnames also settled in Colorado, as neighbours to other Austrian/Bohemian/Yugoslave/Czech. families. I have discovered it all depends which census you review… they changed their native country names every ten years!!! Mrs. Mary Evans it turns out was easier. Her full name appears to have been, Anna Marie Magdalene Macko aka Maczko (different places, different spellings, naturally). She was called Ann, Annie, and Mary during her life in Pueblo County, Colo., Elbert County, Colo., and finally, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. Immigration: I have a variety of years these two reported they arrived in the U.S. between 1888 and 1895. She reported she arrived between 1894-1900, but she was here for the 1900 census. Naturalization: I ordered from Colo. State Archives, and received the final papers, swearing into citizenship, John Evans 20 Sep 1904 in Pueblo Co., Colo. There were no “intent to file citizenship papers,” which make me believe those might have been filed at the port of entry. All I got was, “Naturalized, native of Austria, became a citizen, born "1901 age 30," date & port of arrival not recorded in the Pueblo County Court, witnessed by Mark Ballach & Albert Lepik both Pueblo, Colo. signed L.B. Gibson Judge and mark by John Evans.”  Again, he was recorded in the 1900 census. I also found that Mary and John purportedly came from two towns, (her) Drorianki, Czechoslovakia and (he) Parchoveni, Czechoslovakia. The closest I found were: Dvorianky, a village, is 1. nm south or Parchovany. And, Parchovany is a village and municipality of Trebišov Dis. in the Košice Region of SE Slovakia. Sue Mendenhall, e-mail (2012-12-28)
EZECHIÁŠ (Lovčica) -  Môj otec Jozef sa nar. 4.03.1929 v Lovčici, okr. Žiar nad Hronom. Starý otec sa volal Alois. Mám ešte výpisy z matriky o prastarom otcovi, tu sa však stopy strácajú. Ing. Jozef Ezechiáš, CSc. tel: 02/63811553, e-mail, e-mail (2002-03-11)