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Acs Ilene 9, from Rojtok Travelled on the SS Pennsylvania from Hamburg Radi Berta 20, from Tasnodesany travelled on the SS Vaderland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Oct 23, 1911. Left mother Radi Samuelne? in Tamadesany, coming to Trenton, NJ to see uncle ? Buzgo. Birthplace: Tasmadeseny Radich John , from leaving Klingenbach, Austria; lives in South Bend travelled on the SS Reliance from Hamburg to NY arriving on Dec 10, 1926. Coming to South Bend to see home. Birthplace: Radich Maria 21, from Klingenbach, Austria travelled on the SS Reliance from Hamburg to NY arriving on Dec 10, 1926. Left mother Maria Dimlich in Klingenbach, coming to South Bend to see Home. Birthplace: Klingenbach, Austria Radics Elisabeth , from Kelenpatak, Hungary travelled on the SS La Touraine from to arriving on 2739. Left grandmother Apolonia Hartmann in Kelenpatak coming to see father Radics Istvan. Birthplace: Kelenpatak (= Klingenbach, Austria0 Radics Johann 16, from Kelenpatak, Hungary travelled on the SS La Touraine from to arriving on 2739. Left grandmother Apolonia Hartmann in Kelenpatak coming to see father Radics Istvan. Birthplace: Kelenpatak (= Klingenbach, Austria0 Radics Maria 11, from Kelenpatak, Hungary travelled on the SS La Touraine from to arriving on 2739. Left grandmother Apolonia Hartmann in Kelenpatak coming to see father Radics Istvan. Birthplace: Kelenpatak (= Klingenbach, Austria0 Radics Stephen 7, from Kelenpatak, Hungary travelled on the SS La Touraine from to arriving on 2739. Left grandmother Apolonia Hartmann in Kelenpatak coming to see father Radics Istvan. Birthplace: Kelenpatak (= Klingenbach, Austria0 Radovan Maria 23, from Udvard travelled on the SS Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam to NY arriving on Jul 9, 1912. Left Father John Radovan in Udvard, coming to South Bend to see Brother-in-law Steve Buszczky. Birthplace: Udvard Raszipovics Agnes 19, from Hidegseg travelled on the SS Zeeland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Apr 19, 1906. Coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Szabo Peter. Birthplace: - Raszipovics Anna 28, from Hidegsalva travelled on the SS Amerika from Hamburg to NY arriving on Apr 21, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see husband Filop Raszipovics. Birthplace: Hidegseg Raszipovics Anna 6, from Hidegsalva travelled on the SS Amerika from Hamburg to NY arriving on Apr 21, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see Father Filop Raszipovics. Birthplace: Hidegseg Raszipovics Ferencz 18, from Hidegseg travelled on the SS Zeeland from Antwerp to NY arriving on Apr 19, 1906. Coming to South Bend to see b-i-l Szabo Peter. Birthplace: - Raszipovics Istvan 2, from Hidegsalva travelled on the SS Amerika from Hamburg to NY arriving on Apr 21, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see Father Filop Raszipovics. Birthplace: Hidegseg Raszipovics Josef 9, from Hidegsalva travelled on the SS Amerika from Hamburg to NY arriving on Apr 21, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see Father Filop Raszipovics. Birthplace: Hidegseg Raszipovics Marzella 8, from Hidegsalva travelled on the SS Amerika from Hamburg to NY arriving on Apr 21, 1907. Coming to South Bend to see Father Filop Raszipovics. Birthplace: Hidegseg Raszipovics Vendel 17, from Hidegseg travelled on the SS Noordam from Rotterdam to NY arriving on Mar 2, 1911. Left mother Katalin Raszipovics in Hidegseg, coming to South Bend to see father Sandor Raszipovics. Birthplace: Czizfalva Ratkay Miklos 56, from travelled on the SS General R. M. Blatchford from Bremerhaven to NY arriving on Dec 22, 1950. Coming to 2117 S. Catalpa, South Bend. Birthplace: Redpath Annie 24, from Seaton Delaval travelled on the SS Baltic from Liverpool to NY arriving on 1282. Left father George Foremans in Seaton Delaval Northumberland, coming to Pittsburgh, Kansas to see husband Matthew Redpath Birthplace: Seaton Delaval Redpath Rhoda 11 mos., from Seaton Delaval travelled on the SS Baltic from Liverpool to NY arriving on 1282. Left grandfather George Foremans in Seaton Delaval Northumberland, coming to Pittsburgh, Kansas to see father Matthew Redpath Birthplace: Reiner Andreas 21, from Tadten, Austria travelled on the SS President Harding from Bremen to NY arriving on Jul 6, 1923. Left father Johann Zwickle in Tadten, coming to Hasling, Nebraska to see uncle Stefan Zwickl. Birthplace: Tadten Repath Winifred 3, from Seaton Delaval travelled on the SS Baltic from Liverpool to NY arriving on 1282. Left grandfather George Foremans in Seaton Delaval Northumberland, coming to Pittsburgh, Kansas to see father Matthew Redpath Birthplace: Retek Benjamin 53, from Ada travelled on the SS Pannonia from Fiume to NY arriving on Jun 5, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see brother Retek Istvan. Birthplace: Retek Franciska 15, from Ada travelled on the SS Pannonia from Fiume to NY arriving on Jun 5, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see uncle Retek Istvan. Birthplace: Retek Sandor 17, from Ada travelled on the SS Pannonia from Fiume to NY arriving on Jun 5, 1905. Coming to South Bend to see uncle Retek Istvan. Birthplace: .
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