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Birth Certificate for Jakub Pešek, born June 24, 1867 in Bohemia, Provence of Austria (modern day Czech Republic) -Czech language. Issued in April 13, 1881. The Pešek family became residents of Iowa. Please note that this document is extremely…

Citizenship paperwork for Jacob Pesek granted July 30, 1860 in Austin County, Texas. The Pešek family became residents of Iowa. Please note that this document is extremely fragile and every effort was taken during scanning to capture the document's…

Certificate of Naturalization for "Jacob Pescheck with his wife and eight minor children” of Washington, IA. Issued February 20(?), 1867. Please note that this document is extremely fragile and every effort was taken during scanning to capture the…

Marriage certificate from the State of Missouri for Charles J. Hlubucek and Anne M. Donner of Cedar Rapids, Iowa (associated with C.R. Hat Works), September 21, 1941.

Military discharge papers for Frank Teply -Czech language. Please note that this document is extremely fragile and every effort was taken during scanning to capture the document's contents while keeping the physical document safe.

List Domovský' for Frank (Frantisek) Teply. Proof of residency in the town/area of Pustá Rybná (then Austria-Hungary, now Czech Republic)- Czech language. Please note that this document is extremely fragile and every effort was taken during scanning…

Certificate of naturalization for Frank Havlik. Issued on June 6, 1917, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Formerly of Austria. English language.

Marriage certificate for Frank Havlik and Blanche M. Podzmik (Božena Podzmiková). Dated May 6, 1915, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. English language.

Document from the governor of the Bohemian region of the Austrian Hungarian empire-Czech language (1845). Document is related to Josef Kubík who immigrated to the United States in 1865 and his family settled in Iowa. Please note that this document is…

City of Cedar Rapids proclamation declaring that the Czech Olympic Ice Hockey Team be named honorary citizens of Cedar Rapids after winning the gold medal in the 1998 Olympics. Signed by Mayor of Cedar Rapids, Lee R. Clancey.