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1910 Census - Justice Precinct 6, Washington County,
Texas.
Zajicek, George, head, M, W, 49, 2nd marriage, m 18 years, b Aust-Bohemian,
A-B, A-B, immigrated 1891, naturalized, Farmer
Zajicek, Rosalie, wife, F, W, 37, 1st marriage, m 18 years, 6 children-6
living, b Aust-Bohemian, A-B, A-B, immigrated 1891, Farm laborer
Zajicek, Charles, son, M, W, 16, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B, Farm laborer
Zajicek, Anna, daughter, F, W, 12, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B, Farm
laborer
Zajicek, Robert, son, M, W, 8, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B
Zajicek, Emilie, daughter, F, W, 6, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B
Zajicek, William, son, M, W, 4, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B
Zajicek, Julia, daughter, F, W, 1 6/12, single, b Texas, A-B, A-B
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World War I Draft Registration
Living in Ganado, Jackson County,
Texas
Occupation: Farmer
Description: Tall, slender, blue eyes and brown hair
Registered June 5, 1917 in Jackson County, Texas
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Statement of Service Card
Residence: Ganado, Jackson County,
Texas
Inducted at Edna, Texas on July 25, 1918
Organizations served in, with dates
of assignments and transfers:
Co 83 165 Dep Brig July 25, 1918 to August 15, 1918
Cas Det 59 FA Brig to September 1, 1918
Btry C 125 F A to November 12, 1918
Receiving Bat FA Repl Regt to December 14, 1918
Grade: Private
Served overseas from September 24,
1918 to December 14, 1918
Died of Pneumonia on December 14, 1918
Person notified of death: George
Zajicek, father, RFD 1, Ganado, Texas
Photo of Charles at right courtesy of
Zajicek Family
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Mother
Rosalie Horak Zajicek
May 27, 1873 - July 17, 1941
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Condolences Resolution
We, the undersigned resolution committee of the Order of
Perseverance, no. 138, we hereby express our sincere
condolences to your survivors for your loss of your beloved
wife, mother and grandmother and our fellow sister
Rozalie Zajíček,
who left us forever on July 18th. Dear Survivors, We know
you have great grief, but let it be your comfort that our
order feels with you in your grief because our order is
losing sincere compassion. Honor her memory.
For the Order of Perseverance, no. 138.
Jan Galla, Anton Popelka, Jan Strohal.
Done at Ganado, TX on July 22, 1941.
Vestnik, West, Texas
Translation courtesy of Glenn Zajicek.
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Father
George Zajicek
April 28, 1860 - August 7, 1951
George Zajicek, 91, Is Buried at
Ganado on Sunday
George Zajicek, 91, one of Jackson County's oldest
residents and a retired farmer, died in the Mauritz Memorial - Jackson
County Hospital last Friday at 8:45 o'clock. He was a resident of
Ganado.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 o'clock from
the Ganado Funeral Home and burial was in the Ganado Cemetery. Rev. M.
S. Frueh, Lutheran minister, officiated.
Pall bearers were Henry Mercer, Otto Knuppel, Tom
Skrla, Frank Jaap, Will Skarpa and Jerry Tomas.
Surviving are five sons, Robert, Willie, Adolph,
Bennie and Johnnie Zajicek of Ganado; three daughters, Mrs. Annie Nemec
of Houston [Addicks], Mrs. Millie Krajcik of Victoria and Mrs. Edwin Quebe of
Ganado, and 23 grandchildren.
Edna Herald, Thursday, August 23, 1951
Photo of Rosalie
and George Zajicek
courtesy of Zajicek Family |
Photo courtesy of Find A Grave Volunteer James #
47607551
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