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indentify person (s) in these photos taken at
St. John of Nepomuk
Known home addresses 1923-1939 - 1031 1st Ave
and 424 E. 66th St.
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Anton Posch and Paulena Ruczyeka |
1st Communion
Maria & Theresa Posch |
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6032
"Dear aunt (this was sent to my aunt Katarina Posch
trueborn Orth) here is a picture of how it leads to the temple master,
because there is such a habit that the father leads his daughter before
the altar and handed it bridegroom" . |
Theresa Posch and father Anton - 6031 |
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6034
"This picture shows the case of marriage with their chosen of God."
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Theresa Posch and Rudolf Hromada - 6033 |
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"Here is a picture of dignity as Monsignor marriage. There is also a Maria and
Anna as companions and Imrichova Ondrejkovičova"
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6035 - Slovak Church
St. John of Nepomuk |
6036 |
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Here is issued to Mary. It for Christmas and the bridegroom is called
Joseph. |
Anton Posch and daughter
Maria Posch - 6834 |
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6837
"This I am with my wife and Maria with Joseph just after
marriage. We wish you a happily merry Christmas and happy new year.
Anton"
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L to R - Anton & Paulena
Posch, Maria Posch & Joseph -6836 |
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Slovak Church St. John of Nepomuk, 411 East 66th Street &
1st Ave, New York, NY 10065 - 212 734-4613 |
Church of St. John Nepomucene, 1st Avenue and East 66th
Street, was built in 1925 by John Van Pelt. John of Nepomuk
(1340-1393) is the patron saint of Bohemia in today's Czech Republic.
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