Peter married Catherine Sebera in Vitejovice, Southern Bohemia on April 16, 1866. They had three children there and immigrated on On 17 Mar 1875. Three Cinadr brothers came to Davenport, Iowa from Bohemia: Frank, John and Peter.
The manifest for the ship Westphalia is incorrect; it lists their children as Marie (8), Jan (2) and Franz (22). Marie died in Bohemia, so it should have read Jan (8) and Frank (3). They boarded the ship in Hamburg and probably were able to take the train directly to Davenport.
The information on their arrival is found in Volume 5 of New York Arrivals 1870-1800.
The manifest for the ship Westphalia is incorrect; it lists their children as Marie (8), Jan (2) and Franz (22). Marie died in Bohemia, so it should have read Jan (8) and Frank (3). They boarded the ship in Hamburg and probably were able to take the train directly to Davenport.
The information on their arrival is found in Volume 5 of New York Arrivals 1870-1800.
Peter married Catherine Sebera in Vitejovice, Southern Bohemia on April 16, 1866. They had three children there and immigrated on On 17 Mar 1875. Three Cinadr brothers came to Davenport, Iowa from Bohemia: Frank, John and Peter.
The manifest for the ship Westphalia is incorrect; it lists their children as Marie (8), Jan (2) and Franz (22). Marie died in Bohemia, so it should have read Jan (8) and Frank (3). They boarded the ship in Hamburg and probably were able to take the train directly to Davenport.
The information on their arrival is found in Volume 5 of New York Arrivals 1870-1800.
The manifest for the ship Westphalia is incorrect; it lists their children as Marie (8), Jan (2) and Franz (22). Marie died in Bohemia, so it should have read Jan (8) and Frank (3). They boarded the ship in Hamburg and probably were able to take the train directly to Davenport.
The information on their arrival is found in Volume 5 of New York Arrivals 1870-1800.
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