Martin Novak and Mary Thomashack were married in Bohemia, Austria Czechoslovakia about 1849.
In 1864/5 Martin, Mary and 5 children emigrated to America coming to East Saginaw. They wrote his name on the passenger list as NOWAK, with a W. There was also a George with them, quite sure they were associated since their father's name was supposedly also Georg.
Arrival 20 Nov 1865 • New York, New York, USA, Bremen to New York, Ship: Louis Henry
Family Names written on passenger list:
Martin Nowak M 1823 age 43
Marie F 1829 age 36
Children:
Anna F 1835 age 10
Marie F 1857 age 8
Barbara F 1859 age 6 6/12
Johan M 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1862 age 3
Mattias M1865 age 9/12
Bernhard Nowak M 1825 age 40
Barbara F 1835 age 30
Children:
Marie F 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1865 age 3/12
Georg Nowak M 1830 age 35 tailor
Marie F 1827 age 38
Contributor: Connie Mazur
In 1870 he & his family are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. his occupation is laborer. There is a brother George Novak & his wife, Mary living next to them. His brother Bernard also lives nearby with his family.
In 1880 he & Mary and children John, Michael & Albena are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. Their Daughter Anna, her husband Frederick Suhr & children are also living there. Their daughter Mary Ann, her husband Joseph Sklapsky & children are living next door. His occupation was listed as Bridge Tender.
In the 1900 he & his wife are living on their farm in Lakefield Twp. in Saginaw County. The census indicated they have been married 51 yrs. and have had 9 children with 5 living. Their sons John, Michael & Michael's wife Elizabeth are living with them.
Obituary Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD Sunday, November 24, 1901 (pg. 5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Date of Death: 11 / 00 / 1901
Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD
Sunday, November 24, 1901 (5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Death Date: 11/23/1901
Death Place: MERRILL, MI
Year Moved to US/Saginaw: SAGINAW 1864
In 1864/5 Martin, Mary and 5 children emigrated to America coming to East Saginaw. They wrote his name on the passenger list as NOWAK, with a W. There was also a George with them, quite sure they were associated since their father's name was supposedly also Georg.
Arrival 20 Nov 1865 • New York, New York, USA, Bremen to New York, Ship: Louis Henry
Family Names written on passenger list:
Martin Nowak M 1823 age 43
Marie F 1829 age 36
Children:
Anna F 1835 age 10
Marie F 1857 age 8
Barbara F 1859 age 6 6/12
Johan M 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1862 age 3
Mattias M1865 age 9/12
Bernhard Nowak M 1825 age 40
Barbara F 1835 age 30
Children:
Marie F 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1865 age 3/12
Georg Nowak M 1830 age 35 tailor
Marie F 1827 age 38
Contributor: Connie Mazur
In 1870 he & his family are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. his occupation is laborer. There is a brother George Novak & his wife, Mary living next to them. His brother Bernard also lives nearby with his family.
In 1880 he & Mary and children John, Michael & Albena are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. Their Daughter Anna, her husband Frederick Suhr & children are also living there. Their daughter Mary Ann, her husband Joseph Sklapsky & children are living next door. His occupation was listed as Bridge Tender.
In the 1900 he & his wife are living on their farm in Lakefield Twp. in Saginaw County. The census indicated they have been married 51 yrs. and have had 9 children with 5 living. Their sons John, Michael & Michael's wife Elizabeth are living with them.
Obituary Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD Sunday, November 24, 1901 (pg. 5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Date of Death: 11 / 00 / 1901
Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD
Sunday, November 24, 1901 (5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Death Date: 11/23/1901
Death Place: MERRILL, MI
Year Moved to US/Saginaw: SAGINAW 1864
Martin Novak and Mary Thomashack were married in Bohemia, Austria Czechoslovakia about 1849.
In 1864/5 Martin, Mary and 5 children emigrated to America coming to East Saginaw. They wrote his name on the passenger list as NOWAK, with a W. There was also a George with them, quite sure they were associated since their father's name was supposedly also Georg.
Arrival 20 Nov 1865 • New York, New York, USA, Bremen to New York, Ship: Louis Henry
Family Names written on passenger list:
Martin Nowak M 1823 age 43
Marie F 1829 age 36
Children:
Anna F 1835 age 10
Marie F 1857 age 8
Barbara F 1859 age 6 6/12
Johan M 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1862 age 3
Mattias M1865 age 9/12
Bernhard Nowak M 1825 age 40
Barbara F 1835 age 30
Children:
Marie F 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1865 age 3/12
Georg Nowak M 1830 age 35 tailor
Marie F 1827 age 38
Contributor: Connie Mazur
In 1870 he & his family are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. his occupation is laborer. There is a brother George Novak & his wife, Mary living next to them. His brother Bernard also lives nearby with his family.
In 1880 he & Mary and children John, Michael & Albena are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. Their Daughter Anna, her husband Frederick Suhr & children are also living there. Their daughter Mary Ann, her husband Joseph Sklapsky & children are living next door. His occupation was listed as Bridge Tender.
In the 1900 he & his wife are living on their farm in Lakefield Twp. in Saginaw County. The census indicated they have been married 51 yrs. and have had 9 children with 5 living. Their sons John, Michael & Michael's wife Elizabeth are living with them.
Obituary Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD Sunday, November 24, 1901 (pg. 5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Date of Death: 11 / 00 / 1901
Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD
Sunday, November 24, 1901 (5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Death Date: 11/23/1901
Death Place: MERRILL, MI
Year Moved to US/Saginaw: SAGINAW 1864
In 1864/5 Martin, Mary and 5 children emigrated to America coming to East Saginaw. They wrote his name on the passenger list as NOWAK, with a W. There was also a George with them, quite sure they were associated since their father's name was supposedly also Georg.
Arrival 20 Nov 1865 • New York, New York, USA, Bremen to New York, Ship: Louis Henry
Family Names written on passenger list:
Martin Nowak M 1823 age 43
Marie F 1829 age 36
Children:
Anna F 1835 age 10
Marie F 1857 age 8
Barbara F 1859 age 6 6/12
Johan M 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1862 age 3
Mattias M1865 age 9/12
Bernhard Nowak M 1825 age 40
Barbara F 1835 age 30
Children:
Marie F 1855 age 10
Johanna F 1858 age 7 9/12
Anna F 1863 age 2 6/12
Barbara F 1865 age 3/12
Georg Nowak M 1830 age 35 tailor
Marie F 1827 age 38
Contributor: Connie Mazur
In 1870 he & his family are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. his occupation is laborer. There is a brother George Novak & his wife, Mary living next to them. His brother Bernard also lives nearby with his family.
In 1880 he & Mary and children John, Michael & Albena are living in Saginaw's 2nd ward. Their Daughter Anna, her husband Frederick Suhr & children are also living there. Their daughter Mary Ann, her husband Joseph Sklapsky & children are living next door. His occupation was listed as Bridge Tender.
In the 1900 he & his wife are living on their farm in Lakefield Twp. in Saginaw County. The census indicated they have been married 51 yrs. and have had 9 children with 5 living. Their sons John, Michael & Michael's wife Elizabeth are living with them.
Obituary Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD Sunday, November 24, 1901 (pg. 5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Date of Death: 11 / 00 / 1901
Index: SAGINAW COURIER HERALD
Sunday, November 24, 1901 (5)
Name: NOVAK, MARTIN
Age: 79
Death Date: 11/23/1901
Death Place: MERRILL, MI
Year Moved to US/Saginaw: SAGINAW 1864
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