My Family History:Information about Alois Mazour
Alois Mazour (b. April 26, 1865, d. 1951)
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Alois Mazour (son of Frantisek Mazour and Marie Bucek) was born April 26, 1865 in Rikonine, Moravia, and died 1951.He married (1) Anna Dozbaba on June 06, 1894 in Catholic church in Atwood, KS, daughter of Joseph Dozbaba, Sr. and Anna Molan.He married (2) Vincencia Ondra Zikmund on 1942.
Notes for Alois Mazour:Alois was married three times.After the death of his second wife, Vincencia Zikmund, he moved to Florida and remarried there.I do not know the name of this spouse.
More About Alois Mazour:
Burial: Unknown, Lawrence Catholic Cemetery, Lawrence, Nebraska.
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More About Alois Mazour and Anna Dozbaba:
Marriage: June 06, 1894, Catholic church in Atwood, KS.
Marriage Notes for Alois Mazour and Anna Dozbaba:Alois met Anna Dozbaba on the train while traveling to Atwood, Kansas.It was the fall of 1893.She had just arrived from her native Czechoslovakia and was going to the home of her parents, the Joseph Dozbaba family near Atwood.They were married on May 6, 1894, at the Catholic Church in Atwood.They farmed in the Deweese-Lawrence, Nebraska area attending church at St. Martin's, Loucky.They retired to a home in Lawrence.
(Source:Deweese Centennial 1886-1986, submitted by Blanche Mazour, Rose Janda, Rose Schreiner, and Dorothy Skalka)
Their first home was a farm northeast of Lawrence, later they moved 2 miles east of Lawrence, then they moved to Lawrence in 1909.Later they purchased a section, 3 miles north of Lawrence.Their children attended Sacred Heart School at Lawrence and the rural Victor School, District No. 57.They went to church at St. Martin's, Loucky.Alois Mazour and his sons were progressive, industrious and innovative farmers and cattle feeders.They used the best farming methods and machinery in those times.They had their own threshing crew with Tom operating the steamer and threshing machine.After the hard work and years of getting established were over, came the time for the good life.They had for the thirties, the "luxuries" of electric lights from a Delko plant, an honest to goodness bathroom, large vineyard, huge orchard, and an ice house.A gold fish pond with a water lily, and a miniature lawn with a push mower was the joy of the grandchildren.Relatives and friends shared their hospitality, and fruitsof their orchard and vineyard.Alois and Anna retired to Lawrence, and Joe farmed the "home" place.
(Source:Lawrence, Nebraska Centennial Book, submitted by Joan Hoelting, Rita Mazour, Dorothy Skalka and Blanche Mazour)
More About Alois Mazour and Vincencia Ondra Zikmund:
Marriage: 1942
Children of Alois Mazour and Anna Dozbaba are:
- +Rose Mary Mazour, b. August 28, 1901, d. November 25, 1979, Hastings, Nebraska.
- +Thomas S. Mazour, b. October 24, 1896, d. December 26, 1974.
- +Joseph S. Mazour, b. February 24, 1908, Near Lawrence, Nebraska, d. October 16, 1994.
- +Julius A. Mazour, b. May 26, 1906, Lawrence, Nebraska, d. May 20, 1991.
- +Bohuslav Mazour, b. April 21, 1895, d. June 01, 1973.
- +Ludmilla Mazour, b. August 07, 1912, d. January 1978.
- +Agnes Christina Mazour.
- +Louis Joe Mazour, b. June 05, 1899, Lawrence, Nebraska, d. April 26, 1981, Seattle, Washington.