"Toni" is the Patriarch of the "Toneshti" in America. His photo was on the monument at one time but lost when perhaps when the grave of his and his wife Savetta were moved from Odd Fellows Cemetery, in downtown Philadelphia in 1950. Link to storyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd_Fellows_Cemetery_(Philadelphia)
Papo Toni arrived in Philadelphia with two sons, Yanchi, and Vonya,and a daughter Rupish around 1899. Lavay was born in 1900 in the USA
He was twenty years older than Savetta. Toni's brother Savalo is also buried here but I don't recall his last name, as is Savalo's wife Pareskeva.
He had a previous wife who passed away in Russia. Toni's father was named Yanchee le Stanesko. His mother's name may have been Worza
His favorite food was hot cakes 😊
Papo Toni arrived in Philadelphia with two sons, Yanchi, and Vonya,and a daughter Rupish around 1899. Lavay was born in 1900 in the USA
He was twenty years older than Savetta. Toni's brother Savalo is also buried here but I don't recall his last name, as is Savalo's wife Pareskeva.
He had a previous wife who passed away in Russia. Toni's father was named Yanchee le Stanesko. His mother's name may have been Worza
His favorite food was hot cakes 😊
"Toni" is the Patriarch of the "Toneshti" in America. His photo was on the monument at one time but lost when perhaps when the grave of his and his wife Savetta were moved from Odd Fellows Cemetery, in downtown Philadelphia in 1950. Link to storyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd_Fellows_Cemetery_(Philadelphia)
Papo Toni arrived in Philadelphia with two sons, Yanchi, and Vonya,and a daughter Rupish around 1899. Lavay was born in 1900 in the USA
He was twenty years older than Savetta. Toni's brother Savalo is also buried here but I don't recall his last name, as is Savalo's wife Pareskeva.
He had a previous wife who passed away in Russia. Toni's father was named Yanchee le Stanesko. His mother's name may have been Worza
His favorite food was hot cakes 😊
Papo Toni arrived in Philadelphia with two sons, Yanchi, and Vonya,and a daughter Rupish around 1899. Lavay was born in 1900 in the USA
He was twenty years older than Savetta. Toni's brother Savalo is also buried here but I don't recall his last name, as is Savalo's wife Pareskeva.
He had a previous wife who passed away in Russia. Toni's father was named Yanchee le Stanesko. His mother's name may have been Worza
His favorite food was hot cakes 😊
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