After 1901, arrivals were more frequent - did they come to join families or on their own? Who did they leave behind? Who came later to join them? Who did they write letters to and who did they never see again? Abraham, age 39, arrived in New York in 1901. His arrival record states he was from Biezun - we begin to come closer to our origins with that detail, which none of the previous arrivals stated.
In 1905 the Kadetsky party below arrived in New York:
Bessie, 43 and her children,
Arthur, 15
Hyman, 9
Ida, 8
We find them again in the 1920 United States Federal Census
Massachusetts, Middlesex County, Everett: 145 Jefferson Avenue
Abraham KADETSKY (born about 1862 in Poland) is the head of the household. He arrived in the United States in 1901. He is married to Bessie (Karniszyn) (born about 1862 in Poland). Bessie arrived in the United States in 1905. Both of their parents are listed as being from Poland. Abraham’s occupation is listed as “Junk-man in a junk shop.” Living with Abraham and Bessie are their children:
1. Arthur (male born about 1890 in Poland). Arthur arrived in the United States in 1905.
2. Hyman (male born about 1896 in Poland). Hyman arrived in the United States in 1905.
Also living with Abraham and Bessie are:
1. Abraham’s son-in-law, Samuel MUSEMAN (born about 1893 in East Russia).
2. Abraham’s daughter (wife of Samuel MUSEMAN), Ida (born about 1897 in Poland).
3. Abraham’s grandson, Jake MUSEMAN (born about 1919 in Massachusetts)
4. Abraham’s grandson, Arthur MUSEMAN (born about 1919 in Massachusetts).
Saturday, 12 December 2009
1901 Abraham Kadetsky
Labels:
Abraham 1901,
Biezun,
Kadetsky,
Karniszyn,
Museman,
original immigrants
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Hi Jenni, I think that Besse, Aruthur, Hyman, and Ida could correspond to the manifest for 8/20/1907 when Heese (Besse), Anschel (Arthur), Hyman (Chame) and Eidel (ida) arrived from Biezun and joined Abrah Kadecki in Boston.
ReplyDeleteDo you have the death records or headstone for the Abraham?