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P>Pacik Pal 33, from Pali Travelled on the SS Kroonland from Antwerp to NY Arriving on Jun 23, 1910 Pacik Pal 33, from Pali travelled on the SS Kroonland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Jun 23, 1910. Left wife Pazik Anna in , coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Szigeti Jozsef. Birthplace: Pali Pakon Jozsef 19, from Pali travelled on the SS Breslau from Bremen to NY arriving on Nov 1, 1912. Coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Pajer Gyula. Birthplace: Palatin Mathias , from Minihof, Austria travelled on the SS Mount Clinton from Hamburg to NY arriving on Feb 23, 1923. Left grandfather John Palatin in Minihof, coming to South Bend to see father Franz Palatin. Birthplace: Palfi Josef 23, from Blagorodavac travelled on the SS New York from Southampton to NY arriving on Feb 13, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see brother Micahel Palfi. Birthplace: Pali Erisike 3, from Rabapatona travelled on the SS Westernland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Feb 10, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see father Sandor Pali. Birthplace: Rabapatona Pali Sandorne 33, from Rabapatona travelled on the SS Westernland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Feb 10, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see husband Sandor Pali. Birthplace: Rabapatona Palla Ferencz 35, from Szt. Miklos travelled on the SS Westernland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Nov 14, 1900. Coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Janos Egyed. Birthplace: Pallatin Johann 26, from Minihof travelled on the SS President Harding from Bremen to NY arriving on Feb 20, 1924. Left father Vinzesz Pallatin in Minihof, coming to South Bend to see friend Franz Buzanics. Birthplace: Minihof Pallatin Maria 18, from Minihof travelled on the SS Rochambeau from Havre to NY arriving on Feb 7, 1923. Left father Mathias Pallatin in , coming to South Bend to see aunt Katherine Kuzmits. Birthplace: Minihof Palya Wilma 22, from Fertoszeplak travelled on the SS Rotterdam from Rotterdam to NY arriving on Nov 4, 1921. Left Istvanne Polya in Fertoszeplak, coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Frank Hegye. Birthplace: Fertoszeplak Pantzer George 23, from Neumarkt, Austria travelled on the SS George Washington from Bremen to NY arriving on Jan 9, 1924. Left father Michael Pantzer in Neumarkt, coming to South Bend to see uncle Mike Mayerhofer. Birthplace: Nedenmarkt Pap Dani 16, from Himod travelled on the SS Oldenburg from Bremen to NY arriving on Mar 14, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see brother Pap Andras. Birthplace: Himod Pap Teresa 23, from Gaj travelled on the SS Lucania from Liverpool to NY arriving on Dec 15, 1906. Coming to South Bend to see husband Sandor Pap. Birthplace: Gaj Papp Anna 68, from Hungary travelled on the SS General W. G. Haan from Bremerhaven to NY arriving on Oct 9, 1951. Birthplace: Papp Etelka 35, from Hungary travelled on the SS General W. G. Haan from Bremerhaven to NY arriving on Oct 9, 1951. Birthplace: Papp Gyula 3, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see father Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Papp Istvan 11, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see father Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Papp Jeno 49, from Hungary travelled on the SS General W. G. Haan from Bremerhaven to NY arriving on Oct 9, 1951. Birthplace: Papp Katika 9, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see father Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Papp Magdolna 32, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see husband Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Papp Marica 10, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see father Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Papp Veronika 8, from Gaj travelled on the SS Hannover from Bremen to Baltimore arriving on Jun 21, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see father Papp Istvan. Birthplace: Paradic Ivan 28, from Varta travelled on the SS Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam to NY arriving on Jun 3, 1913. Left father M. Paradic in , coming to Washington, Ind to see brother J. Paradic. Birthplace: Galovec Parlag Istban 26, from Pali travelled on the SS Kroonland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Jun 23, 1910. Left mother Parlag Lajosne in , coming to South Bend to see friend Horvath Antal. Birthplace: Pali Paszli Stefan , from Kapuvar travelled on the SS Southwark from Antwerp to NY arriving on May 11, 1899. Coming to South Bend to see home. Birthplace: Payor Jozsef 40, from Himod travelled on the SS Caroline from Havre to NY arriving on May 16, 1909. Left wife Payor Joszefne in Himod, coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Horvath Mihaly. Birthplace: Himod Payor Stefan 19, from Csapor travelled on the SS Pennsylvania from Hamburg to NY arriving on Mar 3, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see friend Janos Horvath. Birthplace: Pecsi Ignaz 26, from travelled on the SS from to arriving on Jan 1, 1904. Coming to South Bend to see Michael Palfi. Birthplace: Peiter Jozef 17, from Lendvaujfalu travelled on the SS from to arriving on Jan 1, 1904. Coming to South Bend to see Jozef Csejnar. Birthplace: Peiter Mihaly 44, from travelled on the SS from to arriving on Jan 1, 1904. Coming to South Bend. Birthplace: Pepucci Guiseppe 32, from Roccadafide, Italy travelled on the SS Ancona from Naples to NY arriving on Apr 14, 1910. Left wife Franceska in Roccadafide, coming to Peru, Ind to see B-i-l . Birthplace: Roccadafide Perinovic Gyuro 19, from Gaj travelled on the SS Lucania from Liverpool to NY arriving on Dec 15, 1906. Coming to South Bend to see Friend George Farkas. Birthplace: Gaj Pernecker Paul 33, from Nikitsch travelled on the SS America from Bremen to NY arriving on Dec 10, 1922. Left Wife Martha Pernecker in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see brother-in-law Joseph Deutsch. Birthplace: Nikitsch Perneker Agnes 12, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Anna 14, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Christina 10, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Franciska 8, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Frank 16, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Martha 42, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left sister Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see husband Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perneker Victor 15, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Olympic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Sept 17, 1929. Left aunt Anna Kuzmich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see father Paul Perneker. Birthplace: Perusits Albert 31, from Nikitsch, Austria travelled on the SS Majestic from Cherbourg to NY arriving on Aug 20, 1929. Left father Peter Perusich in Nikitsch, coming to South Bend to see wife Elizabeth Perusich. Birthplace: Pest Cecilie 37, from Bleigraben, Austria travelled on the SS America from Bremen to NY arriving on Sept 30, 1922. Left daughter Agnes Pest in Bleigraben, coming to South Bend to see b-i-l John Bueker. Birthplace: Franerau Pest Maria 9, from Bleigraben, Austria travelled on the SS America from Bremen to NY arriving on Sept 30, 1922. Left aunt Agnes Pest in Bleigraben, coming to South Bend to see uncle John Bueker. Birthplace: Bleigraben Pest Stefan 14, from Bleigraben, Austria travelled on the SS America from Bremen to NY arriving on Sept 30, 1922. Left aunt Agnes Pest in Bleigraben, coming to South Bend to see uncle John Bueker. Birthplace: Bleigraben Piller Anton 25, from Kophaz travelled on the SS Noordam from Rotterdam to NY arriving on Nov 9, 1910. Left father Franz Piller in Czinfalva, Sopron, coming to Scranton, Penn to see brother Charles Piller. Birthplace: Kophaz Piller Anton 24, from Pattsching, Austria travelled on the SS Belgenland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Jul 6, 1923. Left parents Piller in Pattsching, coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Joseph Cserpes. Birthplace: Pattsching Piller Karl 25, from Hungary travelled on the SS Schiedam from Amsterdam to NY arriving on Feb 5, 1897. Coming to Scranton, Penn to see . Birthplace: Piller Mary 2, from Pattsching, Austria travelled on the SS Belgenland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Jul 6, 1923. Left grandparents Piller in Pattsching, coming to South Bend to see uncle Joseph Cserpes. Birthplace: Pattsching Pinkola Eva 19, from Germany travelled on the SS Gripsholm from Gothenburg to NY arriving on Jun 5, 1950. Coming to 115 N. Main, South Bend. Birthplace: Pinkola Sebastian 42, from Germany travelled on the SS Gripsholm from Gothenburg to NY arriving on Jun 5, 1950. 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