John Koshuba and Family, Stephen and Helen Koshuba 1924 |
Feodor (Fitko) Kociuba was born around 1858. Fitko married Maria Kleviak around 1878-1879. Neither Feodor or Maria immigrated to the United States.
The surname Kocuiba was Americanized to Koshuba. Feodor and Maria had six children.
John (1880-1940) and came to the Boston MA area around 1908. He married Pauline Rychlyj (1898-1997) in 1916, in Minneapolis MN. They had three children: Walter Joseph, (1917-2002,) Julia Mary, (1918 -2007), and Joseph Fred, (1920-1957). He owned several businesses in St Paul MN, including a window washing Company and a restaurant in downtown St Paul. He was a founding member of St Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Minneapolis, MN, and was active with his wife, Pauline, in the Ukrainian community in the Twin Cities.
Teckla (Maria) Koshuba Wons |
Joseph was born in 1885, came to the US around 1906, and died in St Paul, MN, in 1919. He married Florence Holmberg (1894-unknown) in 1913. They had three children: Frederick, (1914-1941), Catherine Florence (1915-unknown); and Marie Olga (1917-1993). Joseph also owned a window washing company in St Paul.
Peter Wons, Joseph and John Koshuba c.1915 |
Anna Koshuba Graskow |
Stephen, born in 1899, came to the US with Anna in 1914. He married Helen Rychlyj in 1924, they divorced in 1932. He married Sally Popko, in 1932-33, they later divorced. In 1947-8, he married Eugenia (maiden name unknown). Stephen and Helen had one child, Evelyn Eve (1925-1976) . Stephen was a businessman and owned, a bar and restaurant, in downtown St Paul, with his brother John; and later owned a hotel and bar near downtown St Paul. He retired to Wheat Ridge CO, and owned a liquor store in Golden Co. He died in Colorado in 1982. He was very active in the Ukrainian community in Minnesota.
Stephen and Eugenia Koshuba |
Stephen and Sally Koshuba |
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Pauline check this link: http://umedia.lib.umn.edu/node/55823 The photo is of the Ruthenian Civil Cossack Society 1914. Zaporozhs'ka Sich.
ReplyDeleteCheck this link for Mike Koshuba (Michaylo). This may be the one you cannot find. Mike was a car repairer. He died in 1928 at the age of 32 in an auto accident. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~sponholz/allerieknaub.html
ReplyDeleteSaw your blog listed at Geneabloggers, congratulations. Great post love all the great pictures.
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I also saw your blog listed at GeneaBloggers. I'm glad to find you! My husband is half Ukrainian. I'll be following your blog with great interest!
ReplyDeleteAnna and Joseph had three children. The youngest was Daniel Joseph Graskow 1932-2021
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