Record Listing - Anton Liska and Marie Himmer

Record Listing - Anton Liska and Marie Urban / Himer Family


Anton Liska (Son of Wenzel Liska and Alzbeta Marik) 11-21-1839 Bohemia Kralovice # 185 portafontium.cz record Kralovice 11, Image 39 of 101 View Record 10-16-1906 Obituary Lists 10-15-1906 Illinois Cook Chicago Death Residence Home of Sister Veronica Liska Wopat Pallan 1415 South 41st Avenue Burial Bohemian National Cemetery Chicago Above - Anton Liska headstone next to headstone for John Krtezius, second husband to Frances Liska Tauber Krtezius, the sister of Anton Liska. Find A Grave Memorial # 100209631	Mary/Marie Urban Himer (Himer name from Marie's mother's marriage after arrival in Wisconsin.) 3-25-1854 Trojany #14 Bohemia portafontium.cz, birth record Zebnice, Book 8 Image 45 Record, courtesy of Radomir - thank you very much View Record 12-3-1906 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Czechs National Cemetery Richland County Wisconsin Find A Grave Memorial # 80830562	NOTE familysearch.org lists name as Mary Urban Liska Father Joe Urban Mother Anna Urban familysearch.org lists for marriage of daughter Minnie Liska, father as Anton Liska and mother as Mary Hammer 4-4-1904 Below Headstone Mother of Mary/Marie Urban Himmer Anna Urban Himmer	Census 1880 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 008 Image 22 Last name spelled Lisky Children Listed: Anton Hubert Grandmother Listed Cathern Urbin Mother in Law Listed Annie Hemer NOTE - familysearch.org lists an Annie Himmer 1835 Bohemia dying 6-8-1899 in Greenwood Township, widowed, buried in West Pine Cemetery, which is outside Yuba, Wisconsin. Census 1895 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Image 4 Anton Liska Family John Hansberry Family is 2 farms away.	Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 159 Image 18 Last name spelled Siska Anton Jr. married to Anna. Siblings: Hubert, Minnie, Arthur Father Anton, Mother Mary on the farm. Census lists Mother Mary as having 7 children, 5 currently alive. Birthdays Listed Anton Sr. 12-1839 Mary - 3-1854 Anton Jr. 8-1873 Wife Anna 5-1879 Hubert 10-1875 Minnie 5-1884 Arthur 6-1893	Census 1905 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Image 2 Anton Sr. Wife Mary Son Arthur listed Anton Jr. Wife Annie Daughters Laura Elsie Listed next Census 1910 Anton Sr. Wife Mary Deceased
Anton Liska - Brother to: John Liska, who married Julia Lhotka, Veronica Liska, who married Wenzel Wopat and Martin Pallan; Frances Liska, who married Anton Tauber and John Krtezius; was born in Kralovice # 185, Bohemia. His father was Wenzel Liska, a wagon master in Kralovice, son of Joeph Liska, a wagon master in Kozlany #186 and Joseph's wife, Barbara Schmid, a farmer's daughter from Zichlitz. His mother was Alzabetha, a daughter of Bernard Marzik/Marik, a burgher in Kralovice #180 and her mother Veronica, born Kratochvile, a bricklayer's daughter from Weirow #9.
Anton, John, Veronica and Frances' father Wenzel Liska died in Kralovice in 1866. Anton, John and mother Alzabetha arrived in the USA, New York City, on the ship Deutschland on May 11, 1868.
Anton Liska died on October 16, 1906 in Chicago. The death address is that of his sister, Veronica Liska Wopat Pallan. His obituary lists October 15. His obituary lists his siblings, John, Veronica and Frances.
All information below is courtesy of Radomir, without his help, I would not have found or translated this. Marie Urban is the daughter of Anna Urban (1831-1899 who immigrated with daughter Marie. Mother Anna married George Himer on November 3, 1863 in Hillsboro, Vernon (Bad Ax) County, Wisconsin. Mother Anna was born and baptized on January 9, 1831, the daughter of Jan Urban of Trojany #3 and Anna Belacz of Bukovina #6. portafontium.cz record - Zebnice, Book 8, iamge 30. Mother Anna's oder sister, Barbora Urban (1824 - 1918) married Martin Bulin. They lived in Wisconsin. Mary/Marie Urban or Himer died December 3, 1906. Her Wisconsin Death Index information lists her maiden name as Urban.

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	Anton Liska Jr. 8-5-1874 Iowa Webster Fort Dodge 7-8-1957 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #80830548	Anna Janecek 5-1879 Wisconsin 12-28-1955 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #80830547	Census 1880 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 008 Image 22 Last name spelled Lisky Census 1895 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Image 4 Anton Liska Family	Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 159 Image 18 Last name spelled Siska Anton Jr. married to Anna. Siblings: Hubert, Minnie, Arthur Father Anton, Mother Mary on the farm	Census 1905 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Image 2 Anton Sr. Wife Mary Son Arthur listed Anton Jr. Wife Annie Daughters Laura Elsie Listed next Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Image 2 Anton Liska Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Brother Arthur Nephew Harry Snorek on the farm	Anton A. Liska 1918 Draft Registration Card Lists Wonewoc, Juneau, Wisconsin Wife and 3 Children Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Image 2 Anton Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Harry	Under Spelling Anton A. Siska Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 11 Image 4 Anton Jr. Wife Ann Daughter Sametta? Listed Born 1901 Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 14
	Anton Jr. and Anna Janecek were married July 3, 1899 in Hillsboro, Wisconsin. Anna's parents were Wenzel and Barbara Novy Janecek.
	Obituary - Anton A. Liska Jr.- Courtesy of Frank - Anton Liska, 82, a highly esteemed and well know pioneer resident of the Town of Greenwood, passed away Monday afternoo, July 8, 1957 at his farm home in that township. He had been an invalid for about seven years and during the last few weeks his condition had been critical. Funeral services were held at the Wood Lutheran Church in the Town of Greenwood, at two o'clock, last Thursday afternoon, July 11th. The Reverend Am. M. Rusten of Black River Falls, former pastor of the Wood Lutheran Church, officiated at the rites. Burial was in the Champion Vally Cemetery. Anton A. Liska, son of Anton Liska Sr. and Marie Himmer Liska, was born August 5, 1874 near Fort Dodge, Iowa. When he was eight years old the Liska family moved to Vernon County, Wisconsin and established their home on a farm in the town of Greenwood. In that community he attended teh Greenwood school and grew to young manhood. Sixty years ago Mr. Liska purchased the farm in eastern Greenwood township where he continued to reside until the time of his death. Mr. Liska was married, July 3, 1899 to Miss Anna Janechek, daughter of Wencil Janechek who were also pioneer residents of the Town of Greenwood. The marriage ceremony took place at Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Liska established their home on his farm on Debello Ridge in Greenwood Towhship where they continued to reside during their lifetime and where for many years they were influential leaders in many activities that promoted the progress and welfare of the community. Mrs. Liska passed away December 28, 1955. Surviving Mr. Liska are two daughters, Laura (Mrs. Frank Kosa of Wonewoc) and Elsie (Mrs. A.T. Nunes of Wonewoc), one grand daughter Beverly (Mrs. William Butler) three great grand daughters, one brother, Arthur and one nephew, Harry Snorek, both of whom grew to adulthood in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Liska, other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Annie Liska; his parents, Mr. and Mrms. Anton Liska Sr; one brother, Hubert Liska and two sisters, Mina (Mrs. Charles Snorek; and Matilda (Mrs. Frank A. Havlik; and one grandson, Sgt. Thomas Nunes, U.S. Army who was killed in action during the Korean War. Mr. Liska will be honored in memory as one of the pioneers in the Town of Greenwood and for, many years a civic leader in that community. He served for a number of years as membre of the Town Board of Greenwood township and for many years was also a member of the School Board of the Bebello District. His successive re-election was indicative of the high regard in which he was held, of the confidence of the electors, and of the excellence of his administration in those offices..............

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		Laura E. Liska 6-13-1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 10-31-1976 Wisconsin Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #80830445	Frank Kosa 1-3-1901 Wisconsin Vernon Son of Wencil Kosa and Josephine Levy 6-9-1996 Wisconsin Juneau Elroy Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #80830442		Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Image 2 Anton Liska Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Brother Arthur Nephew Harry Snorek on the farm	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Image 2 Anton Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Harry	Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 11 Image 4 Anton Jr. Wife Ann Daughter Sametta? Listed Born 1901 Frank and Laura Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 16 Frank and Laura living on Frank's parent's farm. No children listed.
		Married June 25, 1930, Lutheran Parsonage in Viroqua, Wisconsin



		Elsie Mae Liska 1-3-1904 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 4-28-1988 Texas Galveston Friendswood Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Wisconsin Find A Grave #80890681	Anthony Thomas Nunes Son of Joseph Nunes of Portugal and Esabel Thomas of California 9-25-1901 California Alameda Hayward 2-21-1990 Texas Galveston Friendswood Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Wisconsin Find A Grave #80830680	Anthony Thomas Nunes first marriage was to Regina Pretti About 1923 California Alameda Oakland	Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Image 2 Anton Liska Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Brother Arthur Nephew Harry Snorek on the farm	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Image 2 Anton Jr. Wife Anna Children: Laura Elsie Harry	Census 1930 California Sacramento Brighton District 11 Image 8 5141 1/2 15th Avenue Anthony is a manager in a grocery store. Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 14
		Married June 5, 1928 in Lordsburg, Hidalgo County, New Mexico - married in a Methodist Parsonage. Anthony is a veteran of World War II and the Korean Conflict.

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		Child of First Marriage between Anthony Thomas Nunes and Regina Pretti	Thomas F. Nunes 1924 California 11-30-1950 Killed in Action Korea Sargeant 70th Tank Battalion 24th Division Burial Hawaii Honolulu National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific "Punchbowl" Find A Grave #45801971 #118941265
		Sergeant Nunes was a member of Headquarters Company, 70th Medium Tank Battalion, 24th Infantry Division. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in North Korea on November 30, 1950. His remains were not recovered. His name is inscribed on the Courts of the Missing at the Honolulu Memorial. For his leadership and valor, Sergeant Nunes was awarded the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Purple Heart, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal.


		Children of Second Marriage between Anthony Thomas Nunes and Elsie Mae Liska	Beverly Anne Nunes 3-17-1930 California Sacramento	William Liewellyn Butler		Note - There is another Beverly Anne Nunes, a 1964 graduate of Hayward High School, Hayward California	Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 14 Note - There is a record of a William Butler divorcing a Beverly on June 13, 1973 in Miami - Dade Florida.


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				Patricia Lynn Butler Death 11-27-1960 Age 3 months 11 days Washington Pierce Tacoma



			David Anthony Nunes 2-17-1939 Wisconsin Richland Richland Center 2-17-1939 Wisconsin Richland Richland Center Burial Wisconsin Juneau Wonewoc



	Hubert Liska 11-3-1875 Iowa 4-24-1948 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Mount Vernon Cemetery Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro	Edith Hansbery 1882 Wisconsin 1952 Wisconsin Burial Mount Vernon Cemetery Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro	Census 1880 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 008 Image 22 Last name spelled Lisky Census 1895 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Image 4 Anton Liska Family John Hansberry Family is 2 farms away.	Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 159 Image 18 Last name spelled Siska Anton Jr. married to Anna. Siblings: Hubert, Minnie, Arthur Father Anton, Mother Mary on the farm	Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Image 15 Hubert, Edith and daughter Bernice on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Image 3 Hubert, Edith and daughter Bernice on the farm.	Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro District 15 Image 10 Hubert and Edith apparently retired and living in Hillsboro. Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro 61-16 Page 19 236 Prairie Street
	Hubert Liska and Edith Hansberry were married December 20, 1900 in Hillsboro, Wisconsin. Edith's parents were John Hansberry and Anna Lind.
	Obituary courtesy of Frank - Hubert Liska, 72, an esteemed and well known resident of this city, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Hillsboro at ten o'clock, Saturday morning, April 24, 1948. He had apparently been in usual health when he was suddenly stricken with a heart attack which caused his death. Funeral services were held at the Hart Funeral Home here at two o'clock on Monday afternoon, April 26. The Reverend Kenneth E. Hintz officiated at the rites. Burial was in Mount Vernon Cemetery. Hubert Liska, a son of Anton Liska Sr. and Marie Himmer Liska was born in the state of Iowa, November 3, 1875. When he was an infant child, the Liska family moved to a farm in Greenwood township, Vernon County, Wisconsin. In that community he attended the Greenwood school and grew to young manhood. He was married December 20 1899 to Miss Edith Hansbery, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hansbery. The nuptial ceremony took place in Hillsboro. mr. and Mrs. Liska established their home on the same farm on which his parents had located when they moved from Iowa to this community. They continued to reside there until in 1927 when they moved to their present home in Hillsboro. To Mr. and Mrs. Liska was born one daughter, Bernice (Mrs. Frank Gross) who resides in the Town of Greenwood. Surviving Mr. Liska are his wife, Mrs. Edith Liska of Hillsboro; one daughter, Mrs. Frank Gross; two brothers, Anton Liska and Arthur Liska, borth of Greenwood Township; many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters, Mrs. Frank A. Havlik and Mrs. Charles Snorek. In the death of Hubert Liska this community marks the loss of one of its most highly regarded citizens. His deep devotion to his home and family, his loyalty to fiends and his very sincere concern for all with whom he associated are attributes which will long be remembered............

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		Bernice Lorinda Liska 10-14-1903 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 11-2002 Mount Vernon Cemetery Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Find A Grave #15948925	Frank John Gross 12-21-1895 Wisconsin Vernon 7-29-1964 Mount Vernon Cemetery Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Find A Grave #39542867	WW2 Draft Card 1942 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Farmer			Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 11 Image 1 Bernice and Frank, Daughter Bettie on the farm. Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 5


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			Betty M. Gross 9-28-1929 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 8-7-2015 Wisconsin Barron Barron Otterholt Cemetery Wisconsin Barron Chetek Find A Grave #151434374	Vogel			Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 11 Image 1 Bernice and Frank, Daughter Bettie on the farm. Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 5

			Shirley Ann Gross 9-9-1932 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood	Joseph Nofsinger 4-26-1932 Parents were William Glenn Nofsinger (just Glenn used in most records) and Ruby Kile 9-22-2015 Wisconsin Wisconsin Dells Forest Burr Cemetery Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Find A Grave #41580497			Shirley Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 5
			Joseph V. Nofsinger, age 83 years, of rural Hillsboro, passed away on Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at the Golden Living Center in Wisconsin Dells, with his wife by his side. He was born on April 26, 1932 in the Town of Forest, Vernon County, to Glen and Ruby (Kile) Nofsinger. Joe graduated from the Hillsboro High School in 1950. He worked on a farm for a year and in March 1951, he joined the U.S. Navy. He was honorably discharged in March 1955 after three tours of sea duty in the South Pacific. On June 6, 1956, he married Shirley Gross. They farmed from 1956 to 1988, they then moved to Union Center, WI. Joe was employed at Marell in Hillsboro for 3 ½ years, then D & D Farm Store for 3 years and for the next 5 years he was employed at Merrick Foods in Union Center and retired in 1995. Joe then worked for the DNR seasonably. The first 2 years in the Camp Douglas Fire Tower in March & April and summers and fall on the State Bicycle Trail. In 1988, they moved east of Mauston and he worked at the Mill Bluff State Park for 11 years. While living on the farm, Joe was awarded the Vernon County Conservation Farmer of the Year in 1984. He was a member of the National Farmers Organization for 25 years. He was a long time member of the Vernon County Holstein Association as well as a Past President. He was also a member of the State and National Organizations. In 1985 he earned the prestigious Progressive Breeders Registry Award. Joe was a member and past President of the Hillsboro Community Club, also a member of the Hillsboro Masonic Lodge and Past Master. He is survived by his wife, Shirley; two daughters, Nancy Baumgartner of Colfax, WI and Linda Tuschl of Elk Mound, WI; a son, Mark (Craig Roberts) Nofsinger of Madison; 2 grandchildren, Brian and Nicole Baumgartner; 1 great grandson, Tegan and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his Parents; six brothers, Eldon, Otto, James, Richard, Donald and Bert and four sisters, Thelma Witt, Elma Baldwin, Esther McCoy and Dorothy Nofsinger. A celebration of Joe’s life will take place with a gathering of relatives and friends at the Hillsboro Firemen’s Community Center – 203 Mill St., Hillsboro on Monday, September 28, 2015 from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., with a lunch to follow



			Catherine Gross	Wood			Catherine Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Page 5


	Matilda Liska 12-25-1882 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 1-13-1940 Wisconsin Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #53784444	Frank Anton Havlick/Havlik 7-25-1875 Bohemia 10-21-1953 Wisconsin Portage Burial Czechs National Cemetery Champion Valley Find A Grave #53784401		Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 159 Image 18 Last name spelled Siska Anton Jr. married to Anna. Siblings: Hubert, Minnie, Arthur Father Anton, Mother Mary on the farm	Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Page 17	Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro 62-16 Page 20 204 Pine Street Widow Frank and Daughter Erma Living here.
	Matilda Liska and Frank Havlick were married January 8, 1900 in Hillsboro, Wisconsin. Frank's parents were Michael Havlick and Barbara Ballathe/Polavk


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		Wesley Raymond Havlik 6-5-1903 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 6-15-1987 California Los Angeles Los Angeles Forest Lawn Memorial Park of Hollywood Hills California Los Angeles Los Angeles Find A Grave #85888929	Lorena Mickelson 1-22-1902 Wisconsin 6-3-1995 California Los Angeles Los Angeles		Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Page 17	Census 1930 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro District 15 Page 12 Recently Married Wesley is a rural mail carrier. Census 1940 Wisconsin Barron Rice Lake 3-29 Page 12 Wesley is working for the USA Post Office
		Married 1929

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			Max Emerson Havlik 8-24-1932 Wisconsin 9-15-2008 California Los Angeles Redondo Beach	Sandra Sue Saunders 1947			.Census 1940 Wisconsin Barron Rice Lake 3-29 Page 12
			Married 12-6-1969 in Los Angeles, California



			Helen Jane Havlik 1934 Wisconsin				Census 1940 Wisconsin Barron Rice Lake 3-29 Page 12


		Hilda Mae Havlik 12-16-1905 2-20-1981 Wisconsin Czech National Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Yuba Find A Grave #80830684	Arthur Ott 7-21-1906 Wisconsin 3-3-2001 Wisconsin Czech National Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Yuba Find A Grave #80830683		Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Page 17


		Harold Arthur Havlik 3-8-1907 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 10-21-1975 Wisconsin Juneau Wonewoc 10-21-1975 Wisconsin Czech National Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Yuba Find A Grave #80830216	Margaret Agnes Slama 3-5-1908 10-16-1997 Czech National Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Yuba Find A Grave #80832017		Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Page 17
		HILLSBORO, Wis. -- Margaret A. Havlik , age 89 years, of rural Wonewoc, passed away on Thursday, October 16, 1997, at the St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital in Hillsboro. She was born on March 5, 1908, to Wencil and Agnes (Kouba) Slama at Trippville. She later graduated from the Wonewoc High School and the La Crosse State Teacher's College in 1927. She was united in marriage to Harold A. Havlik on June 22, 1932, in Hillsboro. Together they farmed in the Greenwood Township for many years. He preceded her in death on October 21, 1975. Margaret was a member of the St. Aloysius Catholic Church and the St. Ann's Altar Society, Cesky Den and the Czech Singers, the Hillsboro Area Historical Society and a charter member of the Historical Society of the Upper Baraboo Valley. She is survived by two daughters, Betty Havlik and Barbara Goodrich of rural Wonewoc; two sons, H.W. "Bill" (Jean) Havlik of Menomonie and Joseph (Salli) Havlik of Hillsboro; ten grandchildren, Jane Hanke, Beth Havlik , Lynn Batten, Jill Havlik , Margaret McGuigan, Sarah Mejac, Michael Cesnik, Robin Kilgannon, Greg Goodrich and Tammy Jo Havlik ; ten great-grandchildren; and a sister-in-law, Irma Ott of Wonewoc. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; a granddaughter, Brenda Jo Havlik ; three sisters, Mary Haas, Rose Sherman and Anna Haas; and two brothers, Charles and William Slama. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 18, 1997, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Hillsboro, with Father James Ennis officiating. Burial will be in the Czech's National Cemetery near Yuba. Friends may call at the Picha Funeral Home in Hillsboro on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m., with an Altar Society Rosary at 4 p.m. and a Bible Vigil at 7:30 p.m. 0

		Bessie Havlik 7-7-1909			Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm.	Census 1920 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 191 Page 17


		Blanche Havlik 12-2-1915


		Irma/Erma Havlik 1-17-1923					Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro 62-16 Page 20 204 Pine Street Widow Frank and Daughter Erma Living here.



	Arthur Liska 7-22-1893 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 8-11-1962 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Greenwood Lutheran Cemetery Greenwood Township Vernon County Wisconsin Find A Grave #11517361	Lena Wold 9-29-1891 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 4-1-1927 Wisconsin Vernon Burial Greenwood Lutheran Cemetery Greenwood Township Vernon County Wisconsin Find A Grave #11517365		Arthur Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 159 Image 18 Last name spelled Siska Anton Jr. married to Anna. Siblings: Hubert, Minnie, Arthur Father Anton, Mother Mary on the farm Lena Census 1900 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0159 Living at home with parents Peter and Bertha born in Norway and siblings: Henry, Robert and Martha	Arthur Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Page 3&4 Family living and working on the farm. Lena Census 1910 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood District 0139 Living at home with parents Peter and Betsy born in Norway and siblings: Henry, Eddie, Martha and Robert	Census 1920 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta District 0200 Family living and working on their farm in Henrietta Township. Arthur and Lena Children: Norma Arnold	Census 1930 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta Widow Arthur living and working on his farm in Henrietta Township. Children Listed: Norma M. Arnold B. Gaylord O. Lyle D. Harold Census 1940 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta Widow Arthur living and working on his farm in Henrietta Township. Children Listed: Arthur Harold
	Arthur Liska married Lena Wold on March 9, 1915 in Wonewoc, Juneau County, Wisconsin
	Arthur WW1 Draft Registration lists birth as 7-22-1894 and WW2 Draft Registratioin lists birth as 7-22-1893.

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		Norma Marie Liska 5-2-1916 Wisconsin Richland 4-3-1989 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Find A Grave #11517343	Orval Hoide 11-17-1910 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro 10-25-1991 Wisconsin Vernon Hillsboro Find A Grave #11517345				Census 1940 Wisconsin Grant Fennimore 22-14 Address 488 Lincoln Avenue Orval is a "Laborer for an Electric Line" Wife Norma Child Joyce
		Norma Marie Liska married Orval Hoide on June 17, 1936 in Viroqua, Vernon County, Wisconsin
		HILLSBORO, Wis. -- Orval Hoide , 80, of Hillsboro, passed away Friday, Oct. 25, 1991, in his home. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 28 in the Fick Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Interment will be in the Wood Lutheran Cemetery, rural Hillsboro. Friends may call at the Fick Funeral Home on Monday from 11 a.m. until the time of services.

		Arnold Benford Liska 2-15-1918 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta 3-31-1970 Wisconsin Richland Burial Loyd Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Willow Find A Grave #104244228	Florence Juanita Swenink 7-13-1919 Wisconsin Richland 9-15-2003 Wisconsin Richland Burial Loyd Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Willow Find A Grave #104244286				Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Union 62-28 County Road H Newly married, Arnold is a laborer on the Joseph and Tina Kosa Farm. Anna Housner also living there.

		Gaylord Orin Liska 4-21-1920 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta 9-27-1967 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood Burial Mount Vernon Cemetery Hillsboro Find A Grave Memoria l# 39578522	Marcella Shields 2-13-1926 Wisconsin Richland 8-29-2011 Wisconsin Sauk Reedsburg Burial Mount Vernon Cemetery Hillsboro Find A Grave Memorial # 39578527				Census 1930 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta Widow Arthur living and working on his farm in Henrietta Township. Children Listed: Norma M. Arnold B. Gaylord O. Lyle D. Harold
		Married April 30, 1949, at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Cazenovia
		HILLSBORO/REEDSBURG, Wis. — Marcella C. Liska , 85, of Reedsburg, and formerly of Hillsboro passed away Monday, Aug. 29, 2011, at her residence.She was born on Feb. 13, 1926, to Timothy and Clara (Mitchell) Shields in Richland County, Wis. Marcella was united in marriage to Gaylord Liska on April 30, 1949, atSt. Anthony's Catholic Church in Cazenovia.They farmed in the town of Greenwood when Gaylord passed away on Sept. 27, 1967. Marcella then lived in Hillsboro and later Reedsburg. In addition to her work at home raising her family, she worked as an aide at St. Joseph's Nursing Home in Hillsboro. After moving to Reedsburg, she worked at Hankscraft and also volunteered at the Thrift Store in Reedsburg. She was a member at St. Aloysius Catholic Church, then Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Marcella loved to embroider and work on quilts and puzzle books.Survivors include her loving family; children, Irene (Conrad) Benish of Reedsburg, Robert (Susan) Liska of Sparta, and Donna (Dale) Quamme of Rosemount, Minn.; 10 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two brothers, Clarence (Joanne) Shields and Bernard (Darlene) Shields, both of Janesville; and many nieces, nephews and special friends.In addition to her husband, Gaylord, she was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers; and a sister.A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 1, at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Hillsboro. Burial will be in Mount Vernon Cemetery in Hillsboro. Friends may call from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. Aloysius Catholic Church on Thursday. The Picha Funeral Home in Hillsboro is assisting the family.



		Lyle D. Liska 10-10-1922 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta 2-8-1994 Wisconsin Richland Cazenovia Burial Saint Anthony's Cemetery Wisconsin Richland Germantown Find A Grave Memorial # 22093379	Helen				Census 1930 Wisconsin Richland Henrietta Widow Arthur living and working on his farm in Henrietta Township. Children Listed: Norma M. Arnold B. Gaylord O. Lyle D. Harold Census 1940 Wisconsin Vernon Greenwood 62-12 Laborer for the Joseph Jindrick Family

		Harold Liska