Louis Fred (Alois) HRASKY & Genofefa Magdaliene "Geneva" HOLBERGER

Naturalization: 11 SEP 1922, Belleville, St. Clair, Illinois ³

Reprinted report of "The Messenger", published by Catholic Diocese of Belleville, Illinois

Immigration: 06 MAY 1903 ^{4 5}

Ship Kronprinz Wilhelm, Port of Departure Bremen, Departed April 28, 1903, Port of Arrival: New York, May 6, 1903, to meet up with brother, Franz Hrazky, East St Louis. Traveling in party with him is Josef Hrasky, age 33; Marie Hrasky, age 19, Josef Hrasky age 11 month. "They came from Lipovljanii [Yugoslavia]" [Mildred Holibik]

Linda Sturdivant lindasturdivant@nc.rr.com, Linda Sturdivant: http://home.nc.com/the studivants/genealogy/ [136].
Ibid.
Genealogical Society [120], St. Clair County Genealogy Quarterly 1993, Vol 16, No. 2.
Ellis Island Database (Internet Website http://ellisislandrecords.org) [92].
Mildred Hrasky Holubik - letter written 8 Jun 2005 [152].
City Directory [74], 1924 - East St. Louis, St. Clair, Illinois.
Mildred Hrasky Holubik - letter written 8 Jun 2005 [152].
Bill Nunes, Book: "East Saint Louis Remembered" [10], page 103.
Ellis Island Database (Internet Website http://ellisislandrecords.org) [92].
Mildred Hrasky Holubik - letter written 8 Jun 2005 [152].
Naturalization [160], East St. Louis Naturalization Papers Index (City Court) 1874-1906.
Census, Federal - 1930, Illinois, St. Clair County [60], East St. Louis, ED 82-62, Page 20B.
Linda Sturdivant lindasturdivant@nc.rr.com, Linda Sturdivant: http://home.nc.com/the studivants/genealogy/ [136].
Ibid., Web Site.