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Probably not them but there's a Stefan Konderick in Butler in 1910.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to spell Charleroi correctly.
Randy
I think I found it.
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It's indexed as both Runday and Kundey. Has Stephen (27, Hungary), Annie (20, Hungary) and Mary (1-3/12), living in Charleroi, Washington, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately I am having some issue actually viewing the image, so I can't see that actual record to verify.
Thanks Julie, thats probally them not sure how you found it. I went through image by image and those image that are missing surnames I scanned quickly, I thought that would be were they are. What did you use as asearch term?
ReplyDeleteJust took a second look at the image its says he was a glass worker (yep he worked at PPG) Pittsburgh Plate and Glass :)
ReplyDeleteDarn... got here too late. This sounded like fun!
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