Mary Pergl/Pergal/ was born on November 8, 1877, in Czechslovakia. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pergl/Pergal.
Mary Pergl/Pergal and Joseph Kefurt were married on October 16, 1899.
They were the parents of:
Amelia R. Kefurt, born about 1902 in Croatia
Stina M (Anna?) Kefurt, born about 1904 in Croatia
Mary Kefurt, born about 1905 in Croatia
Fannie Kefurt, born about 1907 in Croatia
Steve Kefurt, born about 1915 in Pennsylvania
Tresa Kefurt born about 1916 in Pennsylvania
Theresa Kefurt born about 1917 in Pensylvania
Agust (Gus) Kefurt born about 1918 in Pennsylvania
Josephine Kefurt born about 1920 in Pennsylvania
Her husband, Joseph Kefurt worked for the Erie Railroad, retiring in 1939. They were preceded in death by their son Sgt. Gus Kefurt, who was killed in action during World War iI in the Battle of the Bulge on December 25, 1944. Joseph Kefurt died on May 4, 1954, after a sudden heart attack. They had lived in Greenville for many years, and were members of St Michael's Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include six daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Amelia) Sovenett, Youngstown; Mrs. Joseh (Anna) Golubie(Golubic?), Monore, Michigan; Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Kresoich, Ashtabula; Mrs. James (Fannie) Banic, Greenville; Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) Stepanic, Salem, Ohio; and Mrs. Glo (Josephine) DeTullio, at home; one son, Steve Kefurt, Port Henry, New York; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Obituary pending.
Mary Pergl/Pergal and Joseph Kefurt were married on October 16, 1899.
They were the parents of:
Amelia R. Kefurt, born about 1902 in Croatia
Stina M (Anna?) Kefurt, born about 1904 in Croatia
Mary Kefurt, born about 1905 in Croatia
Fannie Kefurt, born about 1907 in Croatia
Steve Kefurt, born about 1915 in Pennsylvania
Tresa Kefurt born about 1916 in Pennsylvania
Theresa Kefurt born about 1917 in Pensylvania
Agust (Gus) Kefurt born about 1918 in Pennsylvania
Josephine Kefurt born about 1920 in Pennsylvania
Her husband, Joseph Kefurt worked for the Erie Railroad, retiring in 1939. They were preceded in death by their son Sgt. Gus Kefurt, who was killed in action during World War iI in the Battle of the Bulge on December 25, 1944. Joseph Kefurt died on May 4, 1954, after a sudden heart attack. They had lived in Greenville for many years, and were members of St Michael's Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include six daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Amelia) Sovenett, Youngstown; Mrs. Joseh (Anna) Golubie(Golubic?), Monore, Michigan; Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Kresoich, Ashtabula; Mrs. James (Fannie) Banic, Greenville; Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) Stepanic, Salem, Ohio; and Mrs. Glo (Josephine) DeTullio, at home; one son, Steve Kefurt, Port Henry, New York; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Obituary pending.
Mary Pergl/Pergal/ was born on November 8, 1877, in Czechslovakia. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pergl/Pergal.
Mary Pergl/Pergal and Joseph Kefurt were married on October 16, 1899.
They were the parents of:
Amelia R. Kefurt, born about 1902 in Croatia
Stina M (Anna?) Kefurt, born about 1904 in Croatia
Mary Kefurt, born about 1905 in Croatia
Fannie Kefurt, born about 1907 in Croatia
Steve Kefurt, born about 1915 in Pennsylvania
Tresa Kefurt born about 1916 in Pennsylvania
Theresa Kefurt born about 1917 in Pensylvania
Agust (Gus) Kefurt born about 1918 in Pennsylvania
Josephine Kefurt born about 1920 in Pennsylvania
Her husband, Joseph Kefurt worked for the Erie Railroad, retiring in 1939. They were preceded in death by their son Sgt. Gus Kefurt, who was killed in action during World War iI in the Battle of the Bulge on December 25, 1944. Joseph Kefurt died on May 4, 1954, after a sudden heart attack. They had lived in Greenville for many years, and were members of St Michael's Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include six daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Amelia) Sovenett, Youngstown; Mrs. Joseh (Anna) Golubie(Golubic?), Monore, Michigan; Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Kresoich, Ashtabula; Mrs. James (Fannie) Banic, Greenville; Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) Stepanic, Salem, Ohio; and Mrs. Glo (Josephine) DeTullio, at home; one son, Steve Kefurt, Port Henry, New York; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Obituary pending.
Mary Pergl/Pergal and Joseph Kefurt were married on October 16, 1899.
They were the parents of:
Amelia R. Kefurt, born about 1902 in Croatia
Stina M (Anna?) Kefurt, born about 1904 in Croatia
Mary Kefurt, born about 1905 in Croatia
Fannie Kefurt, born about 1907 in Croatia
Steve Kefurt, born about 1915 in Pennsylvania
Tresa Kefurt born about 1916 in Pennsylvania
Theresa Kefurt born about 1917 in Pensylvania
Agust (Gus) Kefurt born about 1918 in Pennsylvania
Josephine Kefurt born about 1920 in Pennsylvania
Her husband, Joseph Kefurt worked for the Erie Railroad, retiring in 1939. They were preceded in death by their son Sgt. Gus Kefurt, who was killed in action during World War iI in the Battle of the Bulge on December 25, 1944. Joseph Kefurt died on May 4, 1954, after a sudden heart attack. They had lived in Greenville for many years, and were members of St Michael's Roman Catholic Church.
Survivors include six daughters: Mrs. Joseph (Amelia) Sovenett, Youngstown; Mrs. Joseh (Anna) Golubie(Golubic?), Monore, Michigan; Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Kresoich, Ashtabula; Mrs. James (Fannie) Banic, Greenville; Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) Stepanic, Salem, Ohio; and Mrs. Glo (Josephine) DeTullio, at home; one son, Steve Kefurt, Port Henry, New York; grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Obituary pending.
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