Ann J. Elic, 84
At the time of the 1910 US Census, the Sporics were living in a large home on Madison Street in South Omaha. I am not done taking notes on the 1910 census (there were brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, etc living there) but soon it will be on Ann Elic's memorial
Rose told the census taker that she had 4 children born, and 4 still living. Joseph and most of the men in the home were working as laborers in a packing house.
Joseph Sporcic, 29, b. Austria
Rosie Sporcic, 28, b. Austria
Mirka Sporcic, 8
Rosie Sporcic, 4
Jospeh Sporcic, 3
Annie Sporcic, 1 month
Fonie Gorup, 22, brother-in-law?
Mirko Gorup, 25, brother-in-law?
Joseph Busilewec 25, brother-in-law ?
Kate Busilewec 21, sister-in-law?
Kate Busiliwec, 2, niece
Rudolph Busiliwec, 6 months, nephew
George Busiliwec, 23, boarder?
Stephan Kladosan, 45, boarder
Ann married Robert Elic, and they were blessed with twin children, a boy and a girl.
From at least 1935-1940, Ann and Robert lived at 3120 R. Street in Omaha. Her husband had completed 3rd grade (he was an immigrant, and in those days, older immigrants were started in elementary school to learn English), and Anna had completed 4 years of high school.
The 1940 US Census lists:
Robert Elic, 51, b. Romania, head, laborer meat packing
Anna Elic, 31, b. Nebraska, wife, cook meat packing
Marion Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, daughter
Robert Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, son
Services for Ann J. (Sporcic) Elic, 84 of Omaha who died August 17, 1994 were Saturday, August 20 at St. Peter & Paul Church in Omaha. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert.
She is survived by a daughter, Marion Nielsen of Blair; a son, Robert E. Elic of Omaha, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Larkin Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Sources: National Archives; Omaha Archdiocese cemetery records; Obituary courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Association; newspaper clippings on file at the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska Note: there are too many brothers-in-law to know Rose's maiden name.
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At the time of the 1910 US Census, the Sporics were living in a large home on Madison Street in South Omaha. I am not done taking notes on the 1910 census (there were brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, etc living there) but soon it will be on Ann Elic's memorial
Rose told the census taker that she had 4 children born, and 4 still living. Joseph and most of the men in the home were working as laborers in a packing house.
Joseph Sporcic, 29, b. Austria
Rosie Sporcic, 28, b. Austria
Mirka Sporcic, 8
Rosie Sporcic, 4
Jospeh Sporcic, 3
Annie Sporcic, 1 month
Fonie Gorup, 22, brother-in-law?
Mirko Gorup, 25, brother-in-law?
Joseph Busilewec 25, brother-in-law ?
Kate Busilewec 21, sister-in-law?
Kate Busiliwec, 2, niece
Rudolph Busiliwec, 6 months, nephew
George Busiliwec, 23, boarder?
Stephan Kladosan, 45, boarder
Ann married Robert Elic, and they were blessed with twin children, a boy and a girl.
From at least 1935-1940, Ann and Robert lived at 3120 R. Street in Omaha. Her husband had completed 3rd grade (he was an immigrant, and in those days, older immigrants were started in elementary school to learn English), and Anna had completed 4 years of high school.
The 1940 US Census lists:
Robert Elic, 51, b. Romania, head, laborer meat packing
Anna Elic, 31, b. Nebraska, wife, cook meat packing
Marion Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, daughter
Robert Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, son
Services for Ann J. (Sporcic) Elic, 84 of Omaha who died August 17, 1994 were Saturday, August 20 at St. Peter & Paul Church in Omaha. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert.
She is survived by a daughter, Marion Nielsen of Blair; a son, Robert E. Elic of Omaha, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Larkin Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Sources: National Archives; Omaha Archdiocese cemetery records; Obituary courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Association; newspaper clippings on file at the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska Note: there are too many brothers-in-law to know Rose's maiden name.
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Ann J. Elic, 84
At the time of the 1910 US Census, the Sporics were living in a large home on Madison Street in South Omaha. I am not done taking notes on the 1910 census (there were brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, etc living there) but soon it will be on Ann Elic's memorial
Rose told the census taker that she had 4 children born, and 4 still living. Joseph and most of the men in the home were working as laborers in a packing house.
Joseph Sporcic, 29, b. Austria
Rosie Sporcic, 28, b. Austria
Mirka Sporcic, 8
Rosie Sporcic, 4
Jospeh Sporcic, 3
Annie Sporcic, 1 month
Fonie Gorup, 22, brother-in-law?
Mirko Gorup, 25, brother-in-law?
Joseph Busilewec 25, brother-in-law ?
Kate Busilewec 21, sister-in-law?
Kate Busiliwec, 2, niece
Rudolph Busiliwec, 6 months, nephew
George Busiliwec, 23, boarder?
Stephan Kladosan, 45, boarder
Ann married Robert Elic, and they were blessed with twin children, a boy and a girl.
From at least 1935-1940, Ann and Robert lived at 3120 R. Street in Omaha. Her husband had completed 3rd grade (he was an immigrant, and in those days, older immigrants were started in elementary school to learn English), and Anna had completed 4 years of high school.
The 1940 US Census lists:
Robert Elic, 51, b. Romania, head, laborer meat packing
Anna Elic, 31, b. Nebraska, wife, cook meat packing
Marion Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, daughter
Robert Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, son
Services for Ann J. (Sporcic) Elic, 84 of Omaha who died August 17, 1994 were Saturday, August 20 at St. Peter & Paul Church in Omaha. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert.
She is survived by a daughter, Marion Nielsen of Blair; a son, Robert E. Elic of Omaha, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Larkin Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Sources: National Archives; Omaha Archdiocese cemetery records; Obituary courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Association; newspaper clippings on file at the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska Note: there are too many brothers-in-law to know Rose's maiden name.
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At the time of the 1910 US Census, the Sporics were living in a large home on Madison Street in South Omaha. I am not done taking notes on the 1910 census (there were brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, etc living there) but soon it will be on Ann Elic's memorial
Rose told the census taker that she had 4 children born, and 4 still living. Joseph and most of the men in the home were working as laborers in a packing house.
Joseph Sporcic, 29, b. Austria
Rosie Sporcic, 28, b. Austria
Mirka Sporcic, 8
Rosie Sporcic, 4
Jospeh Sporcic, 3
Annie Sporcic, 1 month
Fonie Gorup, 22, brother-in-law?
Mirko Gorup, 25, brother-in-law?
Joseph Busilewec 25, brother-in-law ?
Kate Busilewec 21, sister-in-law?
Kate Busiliwec, 2, niece
Rudolph Busiliwec, 6 months, nephew
George Busiliwec, 23, boarder?
Stephan Kladosan, 45, boarder
Ann married Robert Elic, and they were blessed with twin children, a boy and a girl.
From at least 1935-1940, Ann and Robert lived at 3120 R. Street in Omaha. Her husband had completed 3rd grade (he was an immigrant, and in those days, older immigrants were started in elementary school to learn English), and Anna had completed 4 years of high school.
The 1940 US Census lists:
Robert Elic, 51, b. Romania, head, laborer meat packing
Anna Elic, 31, b. Nebraska, wife, cook meat packing
Marion Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, daughter
Robert Elic, 8, b. Nebraska, son
Services for Ann J. (Sporcic) Elic, 84 of Omaha who died August 17, 1994 were Saturday, August 20 at St. Peter & Paul Church in Omaha. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert.
She is survived by a daughter, Marion Nielsen of Blair; a son, Robert E. Elic of Omaha, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Larkin Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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Sources: National Archives; Omaha Archdiocese cemetery records; Obituary courtesy of Washington County Genealogical Association; newspaper clippings on file at the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska Note: there are too many brothers-in-law to know Rose's maiden name.
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