Anton was born and grew up in Ord, Valley, Nebraska. His father died when he was about 6-7 years old. Life must have become difficult for those family members left behind. His schooling likely took a back seat to the family earning a living on their farm.
Anton Ellis Zikmund came into Malheur County, in about 1937, with his first wife, Loila May [Fuller] Zickmund. This was the surname spelling that was used at that time. It was the spelling used by some member of his birth family. Shortly most members dropped the 'c' and it became Americanized, to Zikmund. Anton also changed the spelling of his surname.
He moved to live and work in the area around, Nyssa. The nearby rivers made the area more habitable for farming, logging and recreation. (Bio: Martin)
Anton Ellis Zikmund came into Malheur County, in about 1937, with his first wife, Loila May [Fuller] Zickmund. This was the surname spelling that was used at that time. It was the spelling used by some member of his birth family. Shortly most members dropped the 'c' and it became Americanized, to Zikmund. Anton also changed the spelling of his surname.
He moved to live and work in the area around, Nyssa. The nearby rivers made the area more habitable for farming, logging and recreation. (Bio: Martin)
Anton was born and grew up in Ord, Valley, Nebraska. His father died when he was about 6-7 years old. Life must have become difficult for those family members left behind. His schooling likely took a back seat to the family earning a living on their farm.
Anton Ellis Zikmund came into Malheur County, in about 1937, with his first wife, Loila May [Fuller] Zickmund. This was the surname spelling that was used at that time. It was the spelling used by some member of his birth family. Shortly most members dropped the 'c' and it became Americanized, to Zikmund. Anton also changed the spelling of his surname.
He moved to live and work in the area around, Nyssa. The nearby rivers made the area more habitable for farming, logging and recreation. (Bio: Martin)
Anton Ellis Zikmund came into Malheur County, in about 1937, with his first wife, Loila May [Fuller] Zickmund. This was the surname spelling that was used at that time. It was the spelling used by some member of his birth family. Shortly most members dropped the 'c' and it became Americanized, to Zikmund. Anton also changed the spelling of his surname.
He moved to live and work in the area around, Nyssa. The nearby rivers made the area more habitable for farming, logging and recreation. (Bio: Martin)
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