Andy was a twin, although I believe that child died in Europe. No information on sex or dates. Andy immigrated from Mlnesk Austria-Hungry in 1901 on the Kaiser Wilhelm out of Bremen Germany. He was naturalized on June 1, 1917 settling in Oliphant Furnace Pa where he was a coal miner.
Although in several sources he is refered to as "Andrew" his legal name was Andy. The last name is more problematic. It has been written as Medvits (on the naturalization papers), Medvec (on the marriage license), Medved, and Medvitz. This has made it difficult to find information on him.
Although in several sources he is refered to as "Andrew" his legal name was Andy. The last name is more problematic. It has been written as Medvits (on the naturalization papers), Medvec (on the marriage license), Medved, and Medvitz. This has made it difficult to find information on him.
Andy was a twin, although I believe that child died in Europe. No information on sex or dates. Andy immigrated from Mlnesk Austria-Hungry in 1901 on the Kaiser Wilhelm out of Bremen Germany. He was naturalized on June 1, 1917 settling in Oliphant Furnace Pa where he was a coal miner.
Although in several sources he is refered to as "Andrew" his legal name was Andy. The last name is more problematic. It has been written as Medvits (on the naturalization papers), Medvec (on the marriage license), Medved, and Medvitz. This has made it difficult to find information on him.
Although in several sources he is refered to as "Andrew" his legal name was Andy. The last name is more problematic. It has been written as Medvits (on the naturalization papers), Medvec (on the marriage license), Medved, and Medvitz. This has made it difficult to find information on him.
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