Info abstracted from his obituary published May 21, 1967 in the Observer-Reporter newspaper, Washington, Washington County, PA.
Born in what was then Czechoslovakia, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1905.
Deceased are his wife Anna, seven sons John & Charles Kulla (who both died in infancy), George Kulla, William Kulla, Joseph Kulla, Paul Kulla, and Edward Kulla and two daughters Mary Mosier and Mildred Lackie.
Note: his wife, four sons and one daughter died after his death.
Surviving are one daughter and 17 grandchildren.
Born in what was then Czechoslovakia, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1905.
Deceased are his wife Anna, seven sons John & Charles Kulla (who both died in infancy), George Kulla, William Kulla, Joseph Kulla, Paul Kulla, and Edward Kulla and two daughters Mary Mosier and Mildred Lackie.
Note: his wife, four sons and one daughter died after his death.
Surviving are one daughter and 17 grandchildren.
Info abstracted from his obituary published May 21, 1967 in the Observer-Reporter newspaper, Washington, Washington County, PA.
Born in what was then Czechoslovakia, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1905.
Deceased are his wife Anna, seven sons John & Charles Kulla (who both died in infancy), George Kulla, William Kulla, Joseph Kulla, Paul Kulla, and Edward Kulla and two daughters Mary Mosier and Mildred Lackie.
Note: his wife, four sons and one daughter died after his death.
Surviving are one daughter and 17 grandchildren.
Born in what was then Czechoslovakia, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1905.
Deceased are his wife Anna, seven sons John & Charles Kulla (who both died in infancy), George Kulla, William Kulla, Joseph Kulla, Paul Kulla, and Edward Kulla and two daughters Mary Mosier and Mildred Lackie.
Note: his wife, four sons and one daughter died after his death.
Surviving are one daughter and 17 grandchildren.
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