OBIT: 1971-03-04 Chicago Tribune (IL)
Panoch
Edition: Chicago Tribune
Otto J. Panoch, beloved husband of Ella, nee Rozhon; dear father of Joan and Dorothy [Patrick] Murray; brother in law of Josephine Panoch; grandfather of four. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from Szymanski and Son Funeral Home, 2945 S. 49th Av., Cicero, to St. Anthony Church. Interment local. Visitation Thursday after 4 p.m. OL 2-0177.

OBIT: 1982-11-28 Chicago Tribune (IL)
PANOCH
Edition: Chicago Tribune
Ella Panoch, nee Roshon, beloved mother of Dorothy (Patrick) Murray and Joan (Edward) Svec; grandmother of Maureen, Kathleen, Patricia and Eileen; sister of the late Jenny Walter; aunt of Frank and Dolores Walter; great-grandmother.member of the Catholic Office of the Deaf. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m. from Sourek-Manor Funeral Home (Funeral Director Eugene Szymanski), 5745 W. 35th St., Cicero, IL. to St. Francis of Assisi Church of Chicago. Visitation Sunday 2 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Interment Bohemian National. OL2-6661 or 788-0250.

1. 1. Dorothy PANOCH
2. Joan PANOCH

Birth place unknown -- not on death certificate in my possession, however, his wife was born in Zebrakov and they were married in Bohemia, so it's possible that he might be from Zebrakov, as well.

NOTE: IRAD website lists a couple with these same names as having married on 09/09/1889 in Cook County, Illinois. Are these the same people or a different Joseph and Mary? Or did they really get married in Bohemia? Did they just renew their vows in 1889? Their first child, Anna, was born Jan 1889, fully 9 months before they married. This information seems suspect to me.

IMMIGRATION: Arrived in US - 1888.

OCCUPATION:
1900 - Carpenter (per 1900 census)
1910 - Bartender in a Saloon (per 1910 census)

RESIDENCES:
1900 - 504r 18th Place, Chicago, Illinois (per 1900 census)
1905 - 504 18th Place, Chicago, Illinois (per his daughter Anna's obituary)
1910 - 1328 18th Place, Chicago, Illinois (per 1910 census)
1920 - Unknown
1930 - 3514 W. 24th, Chicago, Illinois (per 1930 census) dgtrs Jennie and Ella live in same house with their spouses.

IMMIGRATION: Arrived 1888 per 1930 census

DEATH: Struck by a car that fractured her leg.

MARRIAGE: From the IRAD website (Index to Illinois Marriages 1763-1900):
ROZHON, JOZEF and PETRIKOVA, MARY 09/09/1889 / 00143256 COOK

1. Anna ROZHON b. Jan 1889, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. 12 Apr 1905, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
2. Lewis (Alois) ROZHON b. May 1891, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. Abt 9 Jun 1916, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
3. Joseph Thomas ROZHON b. 10 Feb 1893, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. 2 Oct 1953, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
4. Johanna (Jennie) J. ROZHON b. May 1897, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. Nov 1969, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
5. George (Jiri) ROZHON b. 21 Apr 1901, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. Sep 1966.
6. 3. Eliska (Ella) ROZHON b. 1904, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; d. Nov 1982.

SOURCE_OF_NAME: Son, Joseph's, obituary.

SOURCE_OF_NAME: Son, Joseph's, obituary.

1. 6. Joseph ROZHON b. 10 Mar 1865, Zebrakov?, , , Bohemia; d. 14 Mar 1931, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.

SOURCE: Joseph's name obtained from Mary's death certificate. His daughters' names were obtained from Mary's obituary as published in the Denni Hlasatel newspaper in 1931. His granddaughter's (Anna's) obituary lists her grandparent's names as Josef a Josefa Petrikovi.

1. 7. Mary PETRIK b. Apr 1863, Zebrakov, Bohemia; d. 5 Feb 1931, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
2. Anna PETRIK d. Sep 1943, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA.
3. Josefa PETRIK
4. Antonie PETRIK