Mary Helen Kurutz
1903 - 1995 (91 years)-
Name Mary Helen Kurutz Born 11 Aug 1903 Czechoslovakia 
Gender Female Died 17 Apr 1995 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin Person ID I154 Little Chute Genealogy Last Modified 8 Oct 2012
Father Michael W Kurutz, b. 17 Sep 1875, Niedzica, Zamek, Poland , d. 07 Jun 1965, Oconto Falls, Oconto Co, Wisconsin (Age 89 years) Mother Maryna A Kedzuch, b. Feb 1875, Niedzica, Zamek, Poland , d. 1930, Oconto Falls, Oconto Co, Wisconsin (Age ~ 54 years) Married Feb 1899 Family ID F74 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Andrew John Machurick, b. 07 Sep 1889, Nedecz, Poland , d. 07 Apr 1982, Abrams, Oconto, Wisconsin (Age 92 years) Married 10 May 1920 Abrams, Oconto, Wisconsin Children 1. Margaret Machurick, b. 11 May 1921, d. 24 Jul 2010 (Age 89 years) 2. Mary Rose Machurick, b. 30 Oct 1922, d. 19 Mar 2002, Oconto, Oconto Co, Wisconsin (Age 79 years)3. Andrew John Machurick, b. 21 Jun 1926, Abrams, Oconto, Wisconsin , d. 28 Dec 1987 (Age 61 years)4. Michael J Machurick, b. 11 Dec 1928, Abrams, Oconto, Wisconsin , d. 10 Apr 2010, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 81 years) [Adopted]Last Modified 21 Jul 2022 Family ID F73 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - My great grandma Mary and grandpa Andrew Machurick immigrated to the United States from Czechoslovakia. Great grandpa had been working for Mary's parent. That's how they met and later wed. We were told that they came through Ellis Island, but we are unable to find their names anywhere. They first settled in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with a number of other immigrants. He worked as a laborer for the railroad. Even though he could not speak any English, he ran a crew for the railroad. They didn't have any money, when they arrived in Pittsburgh, so they set up home in a box car. Great grandma used to tell stories how she like living in the box car! They then moved from Pittsburgh to Abrams WI with her father, my Great, great Grandpa Mike Kurtz who bought a small farm. Great grandpa Andrew moved the mail from the railroad drop off to town. Great grandpa Andrew and Mary built a small hotel/restaurant bar where the men from the railroad could sleep and enjoy a home cooked meal. They raised 4 children above the bar/restaurant.
Hannah Vandenberg, 2012
- My great grandma Mary and grandpa Andrew Machurick immigrated to the United States from Czechoslovakia. Great grandpa had been working for Mary's parent. That's how they met and later wed. We were told that they came through Ellis Island, but we are unable to find their names anywhere. They first settled in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with a number of other immigrants. He worked as a laborer for the railroad. Even though he could not speak any English, he ran a crew for the railroad. They didn't have any money, when they arrived in Pittsburgh, so they set up home in a box car. Great grandma used to tell stories how she like living in the box car! They then moved from Pittsburgh to Abrams WI with her father, my Great, great Grandpa Mike Kurtz who bought a small farm. Great grandpa Andrew moved the mail from the railroad drop off to town. Great grandpa Andrew and Mary built a small hotel/restaurant bar where the men from the railroad could sleep and enjoy a home cooked meal. They raised 4 children above the bar/restaurant.