His parents were Michal and Michelina (Dominick) Pitul~a
Michel came to the USA from Gorki Dabski, Poland with his wife Prakseda "Sadie" (Banaszak) and his three children, Theodora, Anna and Josef . They worked as farmers for a Barron in Poland until they were able to save money for passage. They left their home and departed from Hamburg, Germany to Liverpool, England on March 28, 1906 on the ship Stavely. They left Liverpool, heading for America, on April 3, 1906 on the S.S. Ivernia a Cunard steamship, in steerage and arrived in America on April 12, 1906. After arriving in America they settled in South Bend, Indiana where two of Michel's brothers had already established themselves. He died of a heart attack.
Michel came to the USA from Gorki Dabski, Poland with his wife Prakseda "Sadie" (Banaszak) and his three children, Theodora, Anna and Josef . They worked as farmers for a Barron in Poland until they were able to save money for passage. They left their home and departed from Hamburg, Germany to Liverpool, England on March 28, 1906 on the ship Stavely. They left Liverpool, heading for America, on April 3, 1906 on the S.S. Ivernia a Cunard steamship, in steerage and arrived in America on April 12, 1906. After arriving in America they settled in South Bend, Indiana where two of Michel's brothers had already established themselves. He died of a heart attack.
His parents were Michal and Michelina (Dominick) Pitul~a
Michel came to the USA from Gorki Dabski, Poland with his wife Prakseda "Sadie" (Banaszak) and his three children, Theodora, Anna and Josef . They worked as farmers for a Barron in Poland until they were able to save money for passage. They left their home and departed from Hamburg, Germany to Liverpool, England on March 28, 1906 on the ship Stavely. They left Liverpool, heading for America, on April 3, 1906 on the S.S. Ivernia a Cunard steamship, in steerage and arrived in America on April 12, 1906. After arriving in America they settled in South Bend, Indiana where two of Michel's brothers had already established themselves. He died of a heart attack.
Michel came to the USA from Gorki Dabski, Poland with his wife Prakseda "Sadie" (Banaszak) and his three children, Theodora, Anna and Josef . They worked as farmers for a Barron in Poland until they were able to save money for passage. They left their home and departed from Hamburg, Germany to Liverpool, England on March 28, 1906 on the ship Stavely. They left Liverpool, heading for America, on April 3, 1906 on the S.S. Ivernia a Cunard steamship, in steerage and arrived in America on April 12, 1906. After arriving in America they settled in South Bend, Indiana where two of Michel's brothers had already established themselves. He died of a heart attack.
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