Péter STRAUB & Éva __?_

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Péter STRAUB
Éva __?__

Husband: Péter / Peter STRAUB
Birth: 1880/1, Glogowatz, co. Arad, Crisana, Austro-Hungary [now Romania]
Occupation: laborer
Father: Pál STRAUB, Sr.
Mother: Anna __?__

Marriage:
Migration: 29 Jun 1911 - 13 Jul 1911, from Fiume [Rijeka, Croatia] to New York City on the S.S. Pannonia, destination Portland, OR

Wife: Éva / Eva __?__
Birth: 1888/9, Glogowatz, co. Arad, Crisana, Austro-Hungary [now Romania]

Children — born in Glogowatz, co. Arad, Crisana, Austro-Hungary [now Romania]:

1. Madelena STRAUB, b. 1907/8
2. Mátyás / Mathias STRAUB, b. 1908/9
3. Péter / Peter STRAUB, b. May/Jun 1911

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; Glogovac, Glogovacz, Glogovat, Glogovãt, Glogovátz, Glogovatz, Glogovaz, Glogowaca, Glogowatz, Glogowitz, Othalom, Öthalom, Vladimirescu, RO; USA, US, United States, Oregon

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. Passenger Arrival Records: Ellis Island (online at ellisisland.org; image nos. 0289 and 0288; Explanation of Column Headings), List 6, p. 68.

SALOON, CABIN, AND STEERAGE ALLIENS MUST BE COMPLETELY MANIFESTED. THIS SHEET IS FOR STEERAGE PASSENGERS.
LIST OR MANIFEST OF ALIEN PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT PORT OF ARRIVAL.
S.S. Pannonia sailing from Fuime, 29th of June 1911 — Arriving at Port of New York, 13 July 1911

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

7 Straub Peter 30 - m m labourer Y Y Hungary German Hungary
Othalam mother: Straub Pálné
Othalam Oreg.
Portland 7 Y self ?? N brother: Straub Johan
??shur St 405 Portland Oreg. N N N N G N 5 3 dark fair brn N Hungary
Othalom

8 " Eva 22 - f m housewife " " " " " in laws      " " 8 " husband ?? with h. husband both in laws "    "    " " " " " " " 4 11 " brn blu " "

9 " Madelena 3 - f s child N N " " " grandmother " " 9 " father "   "   "   father uncle:        "    "    " " " " " " " " "

10 " Mátyás 2 - m s " " " " " "      "       " " 10 " " "   "   "     " " :        "    "    " " " " " " " " "

11 " Péter - 1 m s infant " " " " "      "       " " 11 " " "   "   "     " " :        "    "    " " " " " " " " "

"Othalom" is the Hungarian name for Glogowatz. "Fiume" is the Italian name for the port city of Rijeka, Croatia [part of former Yugoslavia].

3. Emigration from Banat in the National Archives Ship Records (online at David Dryer's web site).

STRAUB Peter -[S361]- Age: 30 -From: Glogowatz
-DtAr: Thursday, 13 Jul 1911 - To: Portland, OR -Via: Fiu/NY -Ship: Pannonia
-Note: Accompanied by wife, Eva 22, and sons, Mathias 2 and Peter 1/12, all born in Glogowatz. Mother, Mrs Peter Straub, lives in Glogowatz. Going to join brother, Johann Straub

4. 1920 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): not found, and I really looked. There is a Peter STRAUB in NY (mis-indexed Peter STROUT) who was born 1881/2 in Hungary and immigrated in 1911, but his wife and kids are wrong. The index at Ancestry.com is a head-of-household-only index; when we finally get an every-name index to 1920, I may be able to find them.

5. 1930 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com): not found, and I really looked.

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