Momentum must also play a role in where they migrate to. A group of
some must attract others.
I would be interested in hearing from others on this subject.
>Why? I know about the coal mines in central PA. But why there, or
>Chicago? (As opposed to New York City, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, or
>somewhere else?) I *know* they went where there were jobs, but why *those*
>jobs? Why *those* areas?
>Was there an organized effort? I know there was the effort to get
>Polish/Russian Jews to enter the US through Galveston, TX, and then settle
>in Texas, Colorado, etc. Was there such an effort in Galicia to assist
>Polish Catholics? My grandfather-in-law KAMYKOWSKI came through Baltimore,
>and moved to Minersville, PA. Why did he go through Baltimore, stay with a
>family named JENKINS (doesn't sound like *they* were relatives), and move?
>Why did his cousin enter Baltimore, and go directly to Chicago?
>Can we discuss some of the cultural/societal issues? Can we discuss some
>of the 'color' - some of the 'fabric' of these immigrations? These people
>were more than names and dates and descendants.
George Valko
Chicago, IL
7116...@compuserve.com
searching VALKO, Lutheran family Brezova pod Bradlom, Senica, Nitra, Slovakia
>1892-1893 Chicago,
other spellings, Valco, Volko, Walko
also searching Rechtoris, Kostelny from Brezova pod Bradlom -
other surnames in chart- Barosko, Cano, Danko, Janiss, Golosinec, Karlik,
Katlovsky, Kopecky, Kriho, Kucerka, Vrana
..gary...
On Thu, 29 May 1997 05:04:20 EDT, George Valko
<7116...@COMPUSERVE.COM> wrote:
>:}I believe this to be an important thread and also have asked my self the
Kde vira tam laska. Kde laska tam mir.