Found this family on a ship manifest for the Kronprinz Wilhelm which arrived in NYC on 15 Oct 1902 (sailing from Bremen). The family was listed in the EIDB (Ellis Island Data Base) as ROZTRON but is obviously ROZHON when you look at the actual handwriting on the page. The family's last residence is listed as "Blatna". They were on their way to J. Kuskova, 464 W. 18th (Alport) in Chicago, Illinois and were travelling with a sister-in-law, Antonie Kuskova (28 yrs old). J. Kuskova is probably Antonie's husband and the surname probably doesn't end in 'ova' since that is the feminine version. More likely, the name is Kuskov or Kuska. Karel was listed as 31 yrs., Marie as 26 yrs., Marie (daughter) as 2 yrs., and Antonie.
Image of the ship manifest is onfile as Rozhon_Karel_1902_Chicago.gif

RESIDENCES:
1910 - 1441 W 51st Street (census shows it as So. 51st)
By the 1910 Federal Census, he is now married to Antonie (Antoinette), his sister-in-law, married for only 2 years. Last two children (Bozena and Anthony) are with this wife.
1920 - 1216 S. 50th Street, Chicago (per 1920 census)
1922 - 2709 S 58th Court, Cicero (per his wife, Antonie's obituary)
1930 - Chicago State Hospital (per census)
1936 - 160 Burlington Ave.

By the 1930 Federal Census, Charles is confined to the Chicago State Hospital (Insane Asylum) - occupation listed as Butcher.

OCCUPATION: Butcher

RELATIONSHIP_ESTABLISHED_BY: Charles having his name mention as the son of Antonin in Antonin's obituary.

1. Marie Annette ROZHON b. 20 Oct 1901, Bohemia; d. 11 Oct 1996, San Diego, , California, USA.
2. Antoinette (Antonie) ROZHON
3. Anna ROZHON

1. Charles (Carl) A. ROZHON b. 30 Apr 1908; d. Mar 1980, Hinsdale, Du Page, Illinois, USA.
2. Beatrice (Bozena, Bessie) Marie ROZHON b. 10 Aug 1909, Cicero, , Illinois, USA; d. 12 May 2004, Titusville, Brevard, Florida, USA; bur. Olive Branch Cemetery, Portsmouth, Virginia.
3. Anthony ROZHON

Arrived at NYC 10 Nov 1903 on the Kaiser Wilhelm II out of Bremen, Germany. Last residence was Blatna (about 10.5 miles SW of Bojesice. His son, "Karl Rozhon", paid his passage. In 1903, they were living at 750 W. 18th Street, Chicago, Illinois. Manifest image onfile. His entry appears on line #11.

By the time of the 1910 Federal Census, he is a widower. It's unknown if his wife ever came to the U.S.

OCCUPATION: Butcher

RESIDENCES:
1903 - 750 W.18th St, Chicago, Illinois.
1910 - 1442 S. 51st Ave., Cicero, Illinois (per 1910 census)
1913 - 1434 S. 51st Ave., Cicero, Illinois (per obituary from Denni Hlasatel)

OBIT: Notification that after a short illness, died on Tuesday, 1 Jul 1913, at 8 a.m. our beloved father and grandfather, ANTONIN ROZHON, who came from Blatne, kraj Pisek, Bohemia to America 10 years ago.