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**h98hhYxM** · 08-11-2009, 06:15 AM

There were still Buchkos (sp. var) in Phillipsburg in the 1970s. Somehow, I think there might even have been a Buchko in our family tree. I think I've been to the church web site, but I certainly haven't been there in a while. I'll check it out.

A lot of families in Phillipsburg seem to have moved out/on, but my grandmother's family and extended family seemed to stay put for the most part. Her maiden name was Kupcha (Kupcsa) and her mother's maiden name was Zeyock (Dziak).

Yes, there was another family of Buckos in Phillipsburg but I don't think we are directly related. Bucko and Varga are like Smith and Jones over there.

Kupcsa wouldn't be pronounced Kupcha, I don't think. Of course it is your name but I think it would be Kup-ch-sh-aa or Kup-s-sh-aa.

08-11-2009, 06:15 AM	#8
h98hhYxM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	There were still Buchkos (sp. var) in Phillipsburg in the 1970s. Somehow, I think there might even have been a Buchko in our family tree. I think I've been to the church web site, but I certainly haven't been there in a while. I'll check it out. A lot of families in Phillipsburg seem to have moved out/on, but my grandmother's family and extended family seemed to stay put for the most part. Her maiden name was Kupcha (Kupcsa) and her mother's maiden name was Zeyock (Dziak). Yes, there was another family of Buckos in Phillipsburg but I don't think we are directly related. Bucko and Varga are like Smith and Jones over there. Kupcsa wouldn't be pronounced Kupcha, I don't think. Of course it is your name but I think it would be Kup-ch-sh-aa or Kup-s-sh-aa.
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