After arrival alone in New York, New York, USA, on March 21, 1913 (contrary to the date given in his obituary), aboard the Franconia, a ship of the Cunard Steamship Company Ltd, with passage booked to "Posen", he immigrated to Canada from a town in the province of Galicia in what was then the Austrian Empire.
With his wife, the family took advantage of the Homestead program offered by the Canadian Government, getting permission to enter NW-01-24-03-E1 [near 51.049047, -97.055847] on April 8, 1915. On August 5, 1922, he was also granted entry to the parcel at NW-02-24-03-E1 [near 51.049074, -97.079205].
Together, they had 12 children (6 boys, 6 girls).
After arrival alone in New York, New York, USA, on March 21, 1913 (contrary to the date given in his obituary), aboard the Franconia, a ship of the Cunard Steamship Company Ltd, with passage booked to "Posen", he immigrated to Canada from a town in the province of Galicia in what was then the Austrian Empire.
With his wife, the family took advantage of the Homestead program offered by the Canadian Government, getting permission to enter NW-01-24-03-E1 [near 51.049047, -97.055847] on April 8, 1915. On August 5, 1922, he was also granted entry to the parcel at NW-02-24-03-E1 [near 51.049074, -97.079205].
Together, they had 12 children (6 boys, 6 girls).
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