Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
Dusek Tree - Person Sheet
Baptism16 Jul 1891, Dolní Dobrouč, Bohemia, Austro-Hungarian Empire1062
Memoby Karel Kučera cooperator
Emigration21 Jan 1911, Departed: Bremen, Germany, Ship: Brandenburg
Arrival6 Feb 1911, Port of New York1043
Residence1917, Wells Co., North Dakota1059
Residence1920, Bremen, Wells Co., North Dakota1057
Residence1930, Antelope Lake, Pierce, North Dakota1058
MemoCoronary Thrombosis
Burial12 Apr 1954, St. Francis Xavier Catholic Cemetery, Anamoose, McHenry County, North Dakota, USA1061
Occupationfarmer/farm laborer, then section foreman1061
Cause of deathCoronary Thrombosis (Heart Attack)
ReligionCatholic1062
Height5’11”1043
Weight190-200 lbs.; Medium-Stout (draft registration card)1064
Descriptionfair-skinned
Hair colorlight brown
FatherJosef Martin Dušek (1858-1926)
MotherFrantiška Jarešová (1864-1915)
Spouses
Birth6 Dec 1889, Michelsdorf, Lanškroun District, Bohemia, Austro-Hungarian Empire1065,275,1066,1067,1068
MemoMidwife: Johanna Janisch
Emigration19 Mar 1912, Bremen, Germany
MemoBoarded S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with brother Karl
Residence1920, Bremen, Wells Co., North Dakota275
Residence1930, Antelope Lake, Pierce, North Dakota1065
MemoCancer of Stomach
Weight150 lbs.
Cause of deathcancer of stomach
ReligionCatholic1068
Height5’2” - 5’4”
Eye colorblue
Hair colorbrown
FatherKarl Boromaus Mikula (1852-)
MotherAnna Wolesky (1854-)
Marriage19 Nov 1914, New Rockford, North Dakota, USA 
ChildrenAlice Rose (1916-2009)
Dorothea Patricia (1919-1961)
Frank Henry (1922-2003)
Robert Louis (1924-1997)
Lawrence Donald (1927-2003)
Notes for Jindrich "Henry" Louis Dusek
Born: Jindřich Vincenc Dušek
Midwife: Marie Papáček from Dolní Dobrouč #286 Godfather and status: Jozef Matejček, rolník (peasant) from Dolní Dobrouč #244 Witness and status: Jozefa Kovarova (Kovář) wife of Ferdinand Kovář innkeeper in Dolní Dobrouč #1461062
Arrival on SS Brandenburg. On the ship manifest, he states that he was going to visit his uncle Fred Kovar at Cathy, Wells County, North Dakota and that his nearest relative living in his native country is his father Josef Dusek. He was born at Dolni Dobrauc, Bohemia. He listed his nationality as German. He was of fair skin, with brown hair, blue eyes, and stood 5'11".
Midwife: Marie Papáček from Dolní Dobrouč #286 Godfather and status: Jozef Matejček, rolník (peasant) from Dolní Dobrouč #244 Witness and status: Jozefa Kovarova (Kovář) wife of Ferdinand Kovář innkeeper in Dolní Dobrouč #1461062
Arrival on SS Brandenburg. On the ship manifest, he states that he was going to visit his uncle Fred Kovar at Cathy, Wells County, North Dakota and that his nearest relative living in his native country is his father Josef Dusek. He was born at Dolni Dobrauc, Bohemia. He listed his nationality as German. He was of fair skin, with brown hair, blue eyes, and stood 5'11".
Obituary notes for Jindrich "Henry" Louis Dusek
Henry Dusek, 62
Funeral services were held from the St. Francis Xavier Church in Anamoose Monday, April 12th at 9 a. m. for Henry Dusek who passed away at the Harvey hospital April 9th. Father J. M. Belleau officiated at the last rites and the Waydeman Funeral Horne was in charge of arrangements. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Pete Groszman, Edgie Degenstein, Jake Degenstein, Pete Eisenzimmer, Henry Lemmer, and Eddie Groszman.
Mr. Henry Dusek who had reached the age of 62 years, 8 months and 24 days had been in failing health for about a year or more. He was born in Czechslovakia on July 15th, 1891. As a young man he came to this country in 1911 and was a section foreman at Bremen, N. Dak. and later at Aylmer. He followed this work until 1923 when he purchased the farm he operated until his passing.
Mr. Dusek was united in marriage to Miss Rosa Mikula in 1914 at New Rockford, N. Dak. and to this union five children were born, all of whom survive their father. Left to mourn his passing are his wife and five children, Alice, Mrs. A. H. Petermann of West Fargo; Dorothy of Portland, Ore.; and Frank, Robert and Lawrence, all of Anamoose. There are also 15 grandchildren.
Taken from:
Anamoose Progress Newspaper
Thursday, April 15, 19541071
Funeral services were held from the St. Francis Xavier Church in Anamoose Monday, April 12th at 9 a. m. for Henry Dusek who passed away at the Harvey hospital April 9th. Father J. M. Belleau officiated at the last rites and the Waydeman Funeral Horne was in charge of arrangements. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Pete Groszman, Edgie Degenstein, Jake Degenstein, Pete Eisenzimmer, Henry Lemmer, and Eddie Groszman.
Mr. Henry Dusek who had reached the age of 62 years, 8 months and 24 days had been in failing health for about a year or more. He was born in Czechslovakia on July 15th, 1891. As a young man he came to this country in 1911 and was a section foreman at Bremen, N. Dak. and later at Aylmer. He followed this work until 1923 when he purchased the farm he operated until his passing.
Mr. Dusek was united in marriage to Miss Rosa Mikula in 1914 at New Rockford, N. Dak. and to this union five children were born, all of whom survive their father. Left to mourn his passing are his wife and five children, Alice, Mrs. A. H. Petermann of West Fargo; Dorothy of Portland, Ore.; and Frank, Robert and Lawrence, all of Anamoose. There are also 15 grandchildren.
Taken from:
Anamoose Progress Newspaper
Thursday, April 15, 19541071