Carl Broman was born Carl Friedman and he and his wife later changed their surname to Broman.
Carl's parents were Albert and Matilda Friedman.
He was also Jewish and later converted to Catholicism.
from: Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928 Record for Matilda Goetz
Date of marriage: Jan 5, 1909 (if you look at the actual record - incorrectly transcribed as 1907)**
They were married by banns instead of a license. On this paperwork, both are listed as Roman Catholic (which was not actually the case).
Carl's occupation was listed as: shoemaker.
from: Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 about Karl Friedman
Name: Karl Friedman
Arrival Date: 27 Jul 1915
Port of Arrival: Buffalo, New York, United States
Arrival Contact: Uncle Harry Sims
Departure Contact: Wife Matilda
Age: 29
Birth Date: abt 1886
Birth Place: Parish
Birth Country: Russia
Gender: Male
Race/Nationality: Hebrew
Record has photo?: No
Record Type: Cards
The 1930 U.S. Census has their arrival in the U.S. as 1904 but I think the person who wrote it did not finish closing the loop on the last digit so that "1904" should actually be "1909".
Carl's parents were Albert and Matilda Friedman.
He was also Jewish and later converted to Catholicism.
from: Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928 Record for Matilda Goetz
Date of marriage: Jan 5, 1909 (if you look at the actual record - incorrectly transcribed as 1907)**
They were married by banns instead of a license. On this paperwork, both are listed as Roman Catholic (which was not actually the case).
Carl's occupation was listed as: shoemaker.
from: Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 about Karl Friedman
Name: Karl Friedman
Arrival Date: 27 Jul 1915
Port of Arrival: Buffalo, New York, United States
Arrival Contact: Uncle Harry Sims
Departure Contact: Wife Matilda
Age: 29
Birth Date: abt 1886
Birth Place: Parish
Birth Country: Russia
Gender: Male
Race/Nationality: Hebrew
Record has photo?: No
Record Type: Cards
The 1930 U.S. Census has their arrival in the U.S. as 1904 but I think the person who wrote it did not finish closing the loop on the last digit so that "1904" should actually be "1909".
Carl Broman was born Carl Friedman and he and his wife later changed their surname to Broman.
Carl's parents were Albert and Matilda Friedman.
He was also Jewish and later converted to Catholicism.
from: Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928 Record for Matilda Goetz
Date of marriage: Jan 5, 1909 (if you look at the actual record - incorrectly transcribed as 1907)**
They were married by banns instead of a license. On this paperwork, both are listed as Roman Catholic (which was not actually the case).
Carl's occupation was listed as: shoemaker.
from: Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 about Karl Friedman
Name: Karl Friedman
Arrival Date: 27 Jul 1915
Port of Arrival: Buffalo, New York, United States
Arrival Contact: Uncle Harry Sims
Departure Contact: Wife Matilda
Age: 29
Birth Date: abt 1886
Birth Place: Parish
Birth Country: Russia
Gender: Male
Race/Nationality: Hebrew
Record has photo?: No
Record Type: Cards
The 1930 U.S. Census has their arrival in the U.S. as 1904 but I think the person who wrote it did not finish closing the loop on the last digit so that "1904" should actually be "1909".
Carl's parents were Albert and Matilda Friedman.
He was also Jewish and later converted to Catholicism.
from: Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1801-1928 Record for Matilda Goetz
Date of marriage: Jan 5, 1909 (if you look at the actual record - incorrectly transcribed as 1907)**
They were married by banns instead of a license. On this paperwork, both are listed as Roman Catholic (which was not actually the case).
Carl's occupation was listed as: shoemaker.
from: Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 about Karl Friedman
Name: Karl Friedman
Arrival Date: 27 Jul 1915
Port of Arrival: Buffalo, New York, United States
Arrival Contact: Uncle Harry Sims
Departure Contact: Wife Matilda
Age: 29
Birth Date: abt 1886
Birth Place: Parish
Birth Country: Russia
Gender: Male
Race/Nationality: Hebrew
Record has photo?: No
Record Type: Cards
The 1930 U.S. Census has their arrival in the U.S. as 1904 but I think the person who wrote it did not finish closing the loop on the last digit so that "1904" should actually be "1909".
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