1. Georg Wyt m Therezie -
2.. Johann Wit (c1783-?) m Ludmilla Czizek
3... Simon Wit (c1815-?) m Rosalie Wit
4.... Frantisek Seraph Wit (1841-?)
+Katerina Pesla (1850-?)
5..... Jan (John) Wit (1873-?) 1,2
5..... William Wit 2
5..... Maria Wit (1874-1963) 1,2,3,4
5..... Tomas (Thomas) Wit (1876-?) 1,2
5..... Josef (Joseph) Wit (1879-?) 1
5..... Vacslav (Vaclav) Wit (1881-?) 1
5..... Anna Wit (1883-?) 1,2
5..... Frantisek (Frank) Wit, Jr. (1886-?) 1,2
5..... Barbora (Barbara) Wit (1890-1911) 1,2
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Frantisek Seraph Wit [ID 00201]
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Frantisek Seraph Wit1 [Frank Wit1, Frantisek Karel Wit3, Frantisek Vit4].
Born Jan 28 1841, Polen, Drslavic No. 3., Pilsen, Czechoslovakia.1
Frank was a "smallholder from Drslavice No. 3" in Czechoslovakia.1
He married Katerina Pesla1,4 [Katherine Pesl1, Katheryn Pazel3, Catharina Pesl1], Jul 9 18721,4, Polen, Drslavice No. 33, Pilsen, Czechoslovakia1,4. Katerina, daughter of Michala (Michael) & Barbory (Barbara) (Sedlacek) Pesla (Pesl), was born Apr 8 1850, Polen, Village Cernikov No. 39, Czechoslovakia.1,4
Barbara's father was a "squire's foreman in Drslavice No. 21".1
Sources
- A research report from the State Regional Archive in Pilsen,
Czechoslovakia, dated Nov. 5, 1984. From Dan Becker.
- an old family photo in Marie's possession, with writing on the back.
- a letter from Dan Becker.
- Email research reports from Sarah Shaw Tatounova ()
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