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Sykala family from Pruchnik


oliver  1 | 5  
9 Aug 2009 /  #1
Hi!
Is here anybody who knows something about the SYKALA family? This family came from the town of Pruchnik or nearby village Chorzow and was greek catholic.

Somehow am I unable to find out more than that PIOTR SYKALA was born in Pruchnik/Chorzow in 1861 and married ANNA MAZUR (born 1866, roman catholic)...

I appreciate any help!
Polonius3  980 | 12276  
10 Aug 2009 /  #2
SYKA£A: from syk (hiss, wheezing sound) - possibly a nick given to someone who spoke in a hissing manner, typcial of people with side tooth gaps that force air and saliva out when speaking: so Janko Sykała might have been Johnny the Hisser. This probably has nothing to do with your 19th-century relatives, as nicknames-turned-surnames usually go back many centuries.
caprice49  4 | 224  
10 Aug 2009 /  #3
Somehow am I unable to find out more than that PIOTR SYKALA was born in Pruchnik/Chorzow in 1861 and married ANNA MAZUR (born 1866, roman catholic)...

If you have the exact date you could try looking through the church register in the area.
OP oliver  1 | 5  
19 Aug 2009 /  #4
yes, I know I could try that, but I do not know exact year of birth. Piotr was also a greek catholic, which makes my research much more difficult, as there is not such a parish in Pruchnik, now...
Pabelito  - | 3  
20 Aug 2009 /  #5
You shoul check moikrewni.pl
I found 4 Sykala's there.
Sykala-Australi  
24 May 2010 /  #6
hi, i have some information of the Sykala family from Chorzów.

Petar or Piotr on our tree was born around that date.

csykala@yahoo.au

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