Mary Tinker
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 6 Aug 1606 - New Windsor, Berkshire, UK
Christening:
Death: After 1669 - Norwalk, Fairfield, CT, USA
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Robert Tinker
Mother: Mary Merwin
Spouses and Children
1. *Matthias St. John-Sension 12,13
Marriage: 1 Nov 1627 - New Windsor, Berkshire, UK
Children:
1. Matthias St. John 9
2. Samuel St. John 9
3. Mark St. John
4. Mercy St. John
5. James St. John
6. Thomas St. John
Robert Tinker
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: est 1580
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Merwin
Marriage:
Children:
1. Mary Tinker
Alan Tomsic
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1972 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio United States
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Gary Tomsic
Mother: Debra Ellen James
Notes
General:
Gary Tomsic's son, Willowick, OH - one of four (4)
Alice Tomsic
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 16 May 1918 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Christening:
Death: 4 Jun 2015 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
Maplecliff Road: 2010, 18005 Maplecliff Road, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Parents
Father: Anton Tomsic 8,33,41,42
Mother: Anna Lavric 7,41,42,43
Spouses and Children
1. *William Azman
Marriage:
Children:
1. Alysan Azman
2. William Azman
3. Steven Azman
Notes
Marriage Notes (William Azman)
Rice and Blood Sausage Story per Bill Azman Jr. March 9, 2014
I have made these things since about 1977, and have wondered about a few things. First of all, to answer your question, rice sausages were distinctly different from blood sausages, when our grandparents made them on the farm. The hogs were raised and fed and fattened up over the summer and fall, and then when it got cold enough to act like a large cooler, they would kill the hogs and start butchering them. They wasted nothing.
The rice sausage we made were originally made from pork hearts, snouts, and lungs, as the main meats, with added cracklings, onions, and rice....the seasoning are salt, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, and leaf marjoram. The blood sausages were made with the jowls, and tongues, most of the other head meats...and livers. To this, after cooking and grinding and mixing and seasoning, they would add the blood. The intestines of the pig were used as well as the large intestines....the blood sausages were usually like small zelodec. Mother told me when grandpa Tomsic made his, he would hope that when baked in the oven, the blood sausage when sliced, would stay together, like well packed in the casing.
An interesting side note, in the 60's, the USDA banned the sale of lungs. We tried to still get them, but the inspectors counted the animals going in, and counted the lungs coming out. The Azmans stopped making rice sausages then, and did not make them until I returned in 1976 from Fremont, where I worked at Schiets Motors Motorcycle shop.
I wanted to start making rice sausages, and the recipe from Azman's was gone....no one could find it, anywhere. So Mother sat down and made a recipe from what she remembered...mostly from the Tomsic recipe. Grandma Azman had always used the "ana pist" method....that is, a fistful of this and a fistful of that .....and Mother made it into real, measurable recipe. And, YOUR Mother, was one of the critics we took the first batch to.....a 5lb homemade batch made on Maplecliff, made in bulk, and Your Mother helped tell My Mother what to increase and make it the best.
After taking the mix to another rice sausage fanatic, we approved the mix and made the first batch...Isn't it something how our families are tied together.....your Mother helped us make rice sausages for over 20 years. She would take no pay, and I would offer her food, which she would take occasionally....BUT, she always made a sandwich of zemle, and cverke. The question I have about making these things is why they used rice.....I really don't know if Slovenia makes rice....I know some of the sausages are made with barley groats....I always figured that grains like barley would be more prevalent in Slovenia , than rice.
Anna F Tomsic
Sex: F
AKA: Ann Tomsic
Individual Information
Birth: 13 Jul 1906 - 3844 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA
Christening:
Death: 20 Apr 1990 - Richmond Heights, Cuyahoga, OH, USA
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Cause of Death:
Events
Marriage: 16 Jun 1928, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
Parents
Father: Anton Tomsic 8,33,41,42
Mother: Anna Lavric 7,41,42,43
Spouses and Children
1. *John Mavsar 38
Marriage: 16 Jun 1928 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Children:
1. John P Mavsar Jr
2. Mary Ann Mavsar
Notes
General:
Aunt Ann - Sister of William F Tomsic, daughter of Anton
Death notice had her down as Anna F Tomsic/Anna F Mavsar, both; SSN 271-22-5521
Anthony Tomsic
Sex: M
AKA: Tony Tomsic
Individual Information
Birth: 8 Jul 1908 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Christening:
Death: 19 Apr 1994
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Anton Tomsic 8,33,41,42
Mother: Anna Lavric 7,41,42,43
Spouses and Children
1. *Antonia Novak 17
Marriage: est 1934 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Children:
1. Robert Anthony Tomsic
2. Virginia Ann Tomsic
3. Candice Jean Tomsic
Antoinette Tomsic
Sex: F
AKA: Violet Tomsic
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Aug 1927 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
Residence: 1990, Florida, USA.
Residence: 2002, 14189 Mystic Seaport Way, Fort Myers, Lee, FL, USA.
Parents
Father: Jakob Tomsic 26,33
Mother: Frances Vidrich
Spouses and Children
1. *Stanley Seme
Marriage: 15 Oct 1949 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Children:
1. Linda Seme
2. Sandra Lee Seme
3. Kathy Seme
Notes
General:
Tomsic-Seme-Marquardt_Antoinette_Data from Grandaughter - Seme_Linda
Daughter of Antoinette (Violet) Tomsic (Jacob/Jack Tomsic's daughter) Seme-Marquardt and Stanley Seme
Linda Seme ------------------- Fort Myers, Florida, USAGender Female Age Group 60+ Education Graduate Degree Employment Retired Occupation Government / Military / Public Service Religion Christian / Catholic
Great-granddaughter of Janez and Marija Perme Seme Granddaughter of Janez (John) Seme & Marija (Mary) Stupka Seme Great-granddaughter of Jozef Tomsic and Marejta (Margaret) Skufca Tomsic
Granddaughter of Jackob Tomsic & Frances Vidrich Tomsic Daughter of Stanley Seme & Antoinette Tomsic Seme Marquardt
Research Interests ------------------ Name Location Date Range Seme Spodnja Slivnica, Slovenia 1600 - 2014 Stupka Slovenia/Yugoslavia 1600 - 2014 Vidrich or Vidrih Drasca vas, Slovenia or Ambrus, Slovenia 1600 - 2014 Skufca Ratje, Slovenia, Hinje, Slovenia and Cleveland, OH 1600 - 2014 Tomsic Hinje, Slovenia and Cleveland, Ohio, USA 1600 - 2014
Tomsic-Seme_Antoinette_via Seme_Linda_AncestryNotes
04/28/14
Guess what Greg? YOU AND I ARE 2nd COUSINS!! I'm stunned! JACK WAS MY GRANDFATHER. My mother is his daughter,Antoinette, & I am the oldest of their 7 grandchildren. I can't wait to look up your family tree && see what you found. I found OUR great grandparents, great-great & one set of great-great-great grandparents! Let me know if you have that info. I'm taking my 1st ever trip to Slovenia in Sep 2014. Will desperately try to see the villages of Hinge and Ratje. Where do you live?
Linda Seme
Anton Tomsic
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 16 Jan 1880 - Zuzemberk, Hinje, Vrh, Zuzemberk, Slovenia
Christening:
Death: 12 Sep 1957 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
as Anton Tomsic from Vrh: 1 Sep 1898, Zuzemberk, Hinje, Vrh, Zuzemberk, Slovenia.
at Marriage to Anna Lavric/Laurich per church record, as "Antonius": 1905, 1130 St Clair Avenue, St. Vitus, Cleveland, Oh, OH, USA.
Anna Jr's birth on July 5 - record: 1906, 3844 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Residence: 1908, 3803 St. Clair House, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Residence: Oct 1921, 731 East 185Th Street, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Residence: 1930, 731 East 185Th Street, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Pangburn Road Farm: 1933, Pangburn Road, Harpersfield, Ashtabula, OH, USA.
Military: 1942, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
Residence: 1947, 18515 Muskoka Avenue, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, OH, USA.
Parents
Father: Joef Tomic 8
Mother: Marjeta kufca 8
Spouses and Children
1. *Anna Lavric 7,41,42,43
Marriage: 30 Jan 1905 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA 47
Children:
1. Anna F Tomsic
2. Anthony Tomsic
3. Frank Tomsic 5,6
4. William Frank Tomsic
5. Alice Tomsic
6. Florence F Tomsic
Notes
General:
Dates of birth and death from Calvary Cemetery in Cleveland as well as family and public records.Marriage Notes (Anna Lavric)
Hinje is church parish (area) or small town SW of Zuzemberk. See Web address: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinje,_%C5%BDu%C5%BEemberk
Ellis Island Record: An 18 year old Anton Tomsic immigrating from Vrh, Slovenia (called Austria at time), arriving via ship from Bremen on Sept 1, 1898. Have not independently verified this is Anton of this family. Data matches, however. Probability is high. Emigratedwith 2 sisters (Mary, Francis) and brother John (Jack).
A second brother (name unknown) could not leave Slovenia because he was crippled, as Anton told his daughter Alice years later. Grandson (Joze Tomsic) of the brother left in Vrh was visited in Vrh by American grandson of Anton (Tony Tomsic) in 1990s. This grandson in Vrh was aware that Anton's brother Jack drowned in Lake Erie, Cleveland, OH, USA. This confirmed family linkage. Anton's brother Jack had 2 children, Lillian and Violet.
(Source: Anton's daughter Alice years later...passed on by Alice'sson, Bill.)
Three sisters were Mary, Fanny (Francis), and Jennie. Anton's sister Fanny (Francis)'s married name was Hocevar.
Jennie, lived in Colorado (Canon City in 1957)... WmF Tomsic went to Colorado to visit on a motorcycle in 1934...an Indian motorcycle. Sister Mary married another Tomsick...spelled with a K....that was Kenny Tomsic's mom and dad...Kenny was a change of life baby, had a detective-cop brother who had a bar on the west side of Cleveland. His name was Adolph...there is a sister still living also... Kenny was mom's first cousin and is our (the Azman children's) second cousin.
Anton Tomsic Obit (found in Mar 2014) offered CORRECTION that Jennie Tomsic Zaler (Zeller?) was the sister that moved to Colorado. Originally thought it was Mary.
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Witnesses: Maria Novinc and Andreas Zajec
1130 St. Clair Ave
Rice and Blood Sausage Story per Bill Azman Jr. March 9, 2014
I have made these things since about 1977, and have wondered about a few things. First of all, to answer your question, rice sausages were distinctly different from blood sausages, when our grandparents made them on the farm. The hogs were raised and fed and fattened up over the summer and fall, and then when it got cold enough to act like a large cooler, they would kill the hogs and start butchering them. They wasted nothing.
The rice sausage we made were originally made from pork hearts, snouts, and lungs, as the main meats, with added cracklings, onions, and rice....the seasoning are salt, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, and leaf marjoram. The blood sausages were made with the jowls, and tongues, most of the other head meats...and livers. To this, after cooking and grinding and mixing and seasoning, they would add the blood. The intestines of the pig were used as well as the large intestines....the blood sausages were usually like small zelodec. Mother told me when grandpa Tomsic made his, he would hope that when baked in the oven, the blood sausage when sliced, would stay together, like well packed in the casing.
An interesting side note, in the 60's, the USDA banned the sale of lungs. We tried to still get them, but the inspectors counted the animals going in, and counted the lungs coming out. The Azmans stopped making rice sausages then, and did not make them until I returned in 1976 from Fremont, where I worked at Schiets Motors Motorcycle shop.
I wanted to start making rice sausages, and the recipe from Azman's was gone....no one could find it, anywhere. So Mother sat down and made a recipe from what she remembered...mostly from the Tomsic recipe. Grandma Azman had always used the "ana pist" method....that is, a fistful of this and a fistful of that .....and Mother made it into real, measurable recipe. And, YOUR Mother, was one of the critics we took the first batch to.....a 5lb homemade batch made on Maplecliff, made in bulk, and Your Mother helped tell My Mother what to increase and make it the best.
After taking the mix to another rice sausage fanatic, we approved the mix and made the first batch...Isn't it something how our families are tied together.....your Mother helped us make rice sausages for over 20 years. She would take no pay, and I would offer her food, which she would take occasionally....BUT, she always made a sandwich of zemle, and cverke. The question I have about making these things is why they used rice.....I really don't know if Slovenia makes rice....I know some of the sausages are made with barley groats....I always figured that grains like barley would be more prevalent in Slovenia , than rice.
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Candice Jean Tomsic
Sex: F
AKA: Candi Tomsic
Individual Information
Birth: 10 Jan 1946 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Anthony Tomsic
Mother: Antonia Novak 17
Notes
General:
RESI: NOTE @N0245@
RESI: FAMC @F0051@
Florence F Tomsic
Sex: F
AKA: Plucky
Individual Information
Birth: 19 Apr 1921 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Christening:
Death: 20 Jun 1993 - Painesville, Lake, USA
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
2276 Belvoir Blvd, 44121: 1980, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
Parents
Father: Anton Tomsic 8,33,41,42
Mother: Anna Lavric 7,41,42,43
Spouses and Children
1. *Rudolph Hlad
Marriage: est 1945 - Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Children:
1. Christopher Hlad
2. Trisha Hlad
3. Kathy Hlad
Notes
General:
Died of a heart attack, per sister Alice Tomsic to her daughter, Alysan.