Wife of Frank Sebok (1875-1951), and mother of Albert Sebok (1903-1968) and Emma Sebok (1911-1965).
She came to the United States from Hungary, with her son, aboard the Carpathia on the 20 November 1905, and settled in New York where her husband had already arrived. Soon after their arrival, they moved to Indiana. In 1920, they moved again, to Fontana, California, and then to San Bernardino, California in 1926. She and her husband owned and opperated a general store.
She came to the United States from Hungary, with her son, aboard the Carpathia on the 20 November 1905, and settled in New York where her husband had already arrived. Soon after their arrival, they moved to Indiana. In 1920, they moved again, to Fontana, California, and then to San Bernardino, California in 1926. She and her husband owned and opperated a general store.
Wife of Frank Sebok (1875-1951), and mother of Albert Sebok (1903-1968) and Emma Sebok (1911-1965).
She came to the United States from Hungary, with her son, aboard the Carpathia on the 20 November 1905, and settled in New York where her husband had already arrived. Soon after their arrival, they moved to Indiana. In 1920, they moved again, to Fontana, California, and then to San Bernardino, California in 1926. She and her husband owned and opperated a general store.
She came to the United States from Hungary, with her son, aboard the Carpathia on the 20 November 1905, and settled in New York where her husband had already arrived. Soon after their arrival, they moved to Indiana. In 1920, they moved again, to Fontana, California, and then to San Bernardino, California in 1926. She and her husband owned and opperated a general store.
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