Actual genealogical content · release R2
6 released dossiersSix cited bilingual evidence dossiers with literal names, facts, conclusions, conflicts, and source states.
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6 records
1865 · Baptism
In the source: Thomas · “v Americe”
A Rouchovany baptismal entry records a child Thomas, born 8 September and baptized 9 September 1865 at house 57. A later hand added “v Americe” (“in America”).
Rouchovany house 57, Moravia · DR-1865-001
1900 · Census
In the source: Dobes Thomas · Josephine
The 1900 census records Thomas Dobes, 73, and his wife Josephine, 62, in Weston. A 1915 probate petition supports identifying her as a later wife who was not the mother of all Thomas's heirs.
Weston, Saunders County, Nebraska · DR-1900-001
1910 · Census
In the source: Tomas Dobish · Francis
The 1910 census records Tomas Dobish, 45, and his wife Francis, 43, on a farm in Center precinct, Butler County. This household is the high-confidence match to Thomas and Mrs. Dobesh in the 1912 Brainard report.
Center Precinct, Butler County, Nebraska · DR-1910-001
1912 · Newspaper event report
In the source: “Lightning Damage at Brainard” · Thomas Dobesh · Mrs. Dobesh
A newspaper reported that lightning struck Thomas Dobesh's house on the night of 14 July 1912. Mrs. Dobesh had set down a lantern moments before; its globe shattered, and she narrowly escaped harm.
Near Brainard, Butler County, Nebraska · DR-1912-001
1913 · Death notice
In the source: Weston · Thos. Dobes
The Weston column reported that “Thos. Dobes,” aged 85, died on 14 April 1913 after a lingering illness. It announced a funeral on 17 April with intended interment in Plasi Cemetery.
Weston and Plasi, Saunders County, Nebraska · DR-1913-001
1934 · Obituary
In the source: THOMAS DOBESH · Thomas Dobes · Thomas Dobesh · Frank Dobesh
The Blue Valley Blade reported Thomas Dobesh's death on 9 April 1934 and his 13 April funeral and burial at St. Wenceslaus in Bee. The obituary also contains claims that conflict with earlier records.
Near Bee, Seward County, Nebraska · DR-1934-001
Four additional proposed dossiers remain held until locators, disputed readings, or provenance are repaired. Fewer records with visible limits are better than more overconfident claims.