The charter of incorporation was granted McAdoo borough July 8, 1896.¹ Prior to that date it was a part of Kline Township,^{2 27} and its early history is therefore a part of the history of that township. Its first settlers were the Irish and Welsh who came into this region in the early 1850’s. The family of Michael Matthew Kelly was the first to come to McAdoo, in 1884, when there were only two houses.²³ The Wm. Gower family was second and later, the Wm. McGee family.

Ed. Note: Added, Kline Twp. Census for 1890. See below the history, incorporated as part of this document.   A tabulation of the many occupations of the townsfolk has been added in the latter.

McAdoo was then known as Sailor’s Hill, and later Pleasant Hill. John O’Donnell, Mr. Hinkle, M. Wilkofski, John Curran and Chas. Dever came soon afterwards. The present name was given the town in honor of Wm. G. McAdoo, second Assistant Postmaster General of the time, and later Secretary of State In Wilson’s Administration.

The first municipal officers were:

Chief Burgess, Jas. J. McDonald; Chief of Police, Wm. Fox; Constable, S. Currin, President of Council, Thos. Kelly; Secretary of Council, James F. Carlin; Councilmen: John Burnard, Michael McGee and Henry Mace. Their first meeting was held on Aug. 18th, 1896. The council adopted rules and ordinances for the government and regulation of the affairs of the new municipality on August 25, 1896. Among the twenty-seven ordinances passed by the first council were rules relating to laying a tax On dogs, prohibiting nuisances on public and private grounds, prohibiting use of fire arms, prohibiting indecent exposure, snowballing, loafing on streets, and using obscene language. One ordinance related to fast driving (not over six miles per hour); And another governed the speed of riding bicycles through the borough.

The following are the men who have held the office of Chief Burgess of McAdoo during the thirty-eight years of its existence; Jas. Carlin; Jas. J. McDonald, two terms; Edward McGeehan, two terms; Wm. Fox, three terms; Michael Dougherty, two terms; and the present burgess, serving his first term, John Sekerak.

Old Roads and Trails

The old roads and trails are vantage points in the study of local history. A few generations ago, the Hinkle brothers of Quakake Valley were the first to improve the beaten Tamaqua Indian Trail by hewing a crude road³ across the large swamp which separated the present McAdoo from Audenried. The year following, 1849, a stagecoach owner, a Mr. Horton opened a regular coach route from Wilkes Barre to Hazleton, then through McAdoo into Summit Station, now called Lofty,⁴ and thence into Tamaqua. This brought McAdoo into the regular communicating link between the Susquehanna and Schuylkill Rivers, and aided in the settlement of the town itself.

Improvements were made from time to time to the road until in the fall of 1925 and the spring of 1926, the State of Pennsylvania in its development of state highways laid through the town a cement ribbon of the latest improvement

Post Office

Shortly after the charter of incorporation was granted, on an application by several citizens of the town, the post office department established a post office in the borough limits. The exact date is unknown but it had started in the year 1896. Prior to that date all the mail for the residents of McAdoo was addressed to Audenried. The first postmaster of McAdoo was Alex. McMullen. The building was located on South Tamaqua St. in the building which is now somewhat changed and owned by P. V. Dougherty. The clerk was Miss Agnes Curry, whose folks lived at Silver Brook. Mr. Mullen held the office of postmaster approximately eight years. In 1902 it changed hands, the appointment being given to James J. McShea. The building situated on Blaine and Tamaqua Sts. was moved to the O’Donnell Building. Miss Bridget Muldony served as clerk. The O’Donnell Building was a frame building where the post office was confined to a small room on the Blaine St. side. The building was later moved to the rear of the lot and several years later was destroyed by fire. On Dec. 26, 1905, Andrew Skwier was appointed postmaster by Postmaster General G. B. Cortelyou The post-office was moved to the Skwier Building on West Blaine St. Here it remained until Aug. 1915, and was under the management of Mrs. Anna Postupack, who was later appointed postmistress in her own right and Anthony Skwier, who was later ordained a priest of the Greek Catholic Church. The next postmaster was Geo. P. F. Carr (July 25, 1915), who did not complete a full term, tendering his resignation about the third year. Mr. Carr moved the office to his own building on North Tamaqua St., the same building which is at present occupied by Berlitz Bakery. In the early part of the year 1919, after the resignation of Mr. Carr, Michael Pecuch was appointed acting post-master and served in that capacity. He moved the office to his building on W. Blaine St. During his acting admlnistration the office was managed by Miss Mary Skwier who now is Mrs. John Fedan of Pittsburgh, and Geo. Marinko. On Jan. 8, 1924, Attorney John Skwier J. D., was appointed postmaster by Pres. Calvin Coolidge. On March 1, 1924 the office was again moved to the Skwier Building on W. Blaine St. It was here the office began to expand to its present size.

In not more than a year the village-carrier free delivery service was established at McAdoo, Pa. (Sept. 1925). Postmaster Skwier was authorized to make the necessary provision for the free mail delivery service. On Dec. 1, 1925 he appointed Geo. Postupack, Wm. Krohn as first regular mail carriers and Walter Yankovicz and Geo. Gerlach as substitute. In Nov. 1927 Geo. Postupack resigned. Mary Felock served as clerk. (She is now Mrs. August Lasherka).

On Jan. 11, 1929 Mrs. Anna Postupack, sister of Attorney Skwier was appointed to succeed him as postmistress of McAdoo. Mrs. Postupack held the office until Aug. 1, 1933 about six months after the expiration of her commission. It was during her administration that the office was moved to its present location on S. Tamaqua St., in the building now owned by Attorney John Skwier, J. D. and the other by his sister Mrs. Anna Postupack. The present acting postmaster, Stephen F. Payer took charge of the office Aug. 1, 1933 with the organization as it was left by Mrs. Anna Postupack except as to clerks who were Emil Postupack and Theodora Postupack appointed by the late postmistress to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Mrs. Lesherka in the latter part of 1932 with J. Petresky taking the place of Geo. Gerlach.

INDUSTRIES

Oct. 16, 1899 a special meeting was called to discuss the building of an electric plant in McAdoo. Bids were submitted for the construction of the boiler room. At another meeting, E. D. Seeley was appointed electrician.

On Feb. 1, 1908 McAdoo Borough leased the plant to J. S. Wise and Nicholas Kulch, under the name of McAdoo Electric Co. The Company could not meet the interest on its bonds they had loaned, and so had to sell. On July 1909 the McAdoo Electric Co. sold out to the Harwood Electric Co. M. McDevitt was made foreman or head of the station. On March 20, 1920 the Harwood Co. moved its office from Washington St. to North Tamaqua St., where the present office is located

On May 1, 1922, the Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. submitted its first bid for street lighting. They received the contract and Harry A. Mohr was made manager. When the P. P. and L. gained control, they purchased for the sum of $8,000 all the material the past companies had and destroyed it, then putting in all new apparatus. They received their power from Harwood and serve 2900 customers, which includes McAdoo and the surrounding districts. They employ seven people including the manager, and have a sub-station on Washington St.

Factories

The first factory was originated in 1896 by Leight. This factory manufactured shirts, and employed about sixty people when they first opened. It Is now closed. The second factory originated by Gerhart is now closed. The third factory, Mil1er’s, is now closed.

The first silk factory, built by Wm. McGowan, employed about 200 men and women. The factory has today about the same amount of employees, but is in charge of Lieberman. Pollock’s Shirt Factory had 43 employes when first opened and they still have 43. The paper box factory has 33 employes.

Candlemas Colliery

The coal of this division was discovered near Shamokin, Pa., and was traced, by means of proof holes, through the Panther Valley to Silverbrook²⁷ by an old Irishman by the name of McGary.

The first form of mining performed at Silverbrook^{5, 24, 25} was a small shaft under the Lindemuth and Sheer people.

The second company that undertook the operation was under the name of Wentz and Company. It was operated about fifty years ago, about the year of 1884. The superintendent was Joseph Long. Their first mine was located at a place now called New Silverbrook. The name of this first mine was the Gunboat Slope.

Under the Wentz people the first stripping was excavated. The work was under the supervision of a man named Becker. The work was started between the years of 1892 and 1893. After the work was completed, Becker remained around the place for a while, but later disappeared. Three weeks afterward his body was found floating in the stripping that was excavated under his supervision.

The first breaker was built at New Silverbrook. It Was operated by Wentz and Co. This breaker was torn down before the big strike. The company employed approximately 250 men, who were able to fill from 250 to 300 cars daily. It covered a territory of about three square miles.

The next company to take the franchise was the Campion Company. This company had a small washery which was kept running by the slate banks of the vicinity. The second breaker was about 200 feet from the present breaker. Then came the present breaker. It was bought from the Campion Co. by the Haddock Mining Co. in 1923. This lease took in part of the Lehigh Valley, P. & R. C. & L. terrritories and the Coxe estate. Included was the territory from the Lofty Tunnel to the tower lines of the P. P. & L. in Rush Valley.

When the franchise was bought by Haddock there was no machinery, with the exception of the washery; All work was done by human energy and by the use of mules. After getting settled he began dewatering the Slopes Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 9 and 11, along with the Gordon. As soon as the old breaker was dismantled, construction of the third and present breaker was begun This new modern breaker is electrically operated and includes all the latest machinery, such as classifiers, which separate the slate from the coal, the rotary dump car, one of the most recent improvements, and the drag line which is used instead of the plane to take the coal into the breaker. The first coal was run through the breaker on the 14th of April, 1924.

There are four veins in this valley. The first vein is called the Mammoth Vein, which. is from 20 to 50 feet thick. The next vein directly under the Mammoth is the Wharton, which lies from 10 to 20 feet. Next In line is the Top Buck, approximately from 18 inches to 4 feet in thickness. The last vein is called the Bottom Buck, from 8 to 12 feet thick. The veins run in a north and south direction, and as they go down they become thicker and wider. Driven into the veins are gangways through which the cars reach the miner. The breasts run east and west. The veins run on a 20 to 60 degree pitch. The chambers are made fifty feet apart to protect life and property from the caving roof. These fifty foot walls are called pillars.²⁶

Second mining begins when all the chambers are driven to their extremes and then the robbing of the fifty foot pillars begins. As they are robbing the mines are caved behind them. The pillars are always removed in sections.

The present officers of the company are: Superintendent, Fred C. Alderson; President, John C. Haddock; Asst. Supt., Wm. A. Jones; Outside Foreman, John Turk; Inside Foreman, Jas. E. McFadden, Richard Keishaw, Charles Morgans, Balsen Leonard, John Medvetz, Chas. Stickler, John Saxon and Foster Guyer.

Haddock Mining Co. employs between 700 and 800 men. It covers about the territory as formerly and has a production of about 900 cars daily. The stripping coal is excavated by six steam shovels, all the coal being hauled to the breaker by 12 locomotives. Mining machinery is electrically operated, the power being supplied by their own power house. Motors are being used instead of mules. A first aid corps was organized and is being well drilled by state men. Located inside the mine is a hospital and first aid room.

With the prospect of about 20 more years of mining Sllverbrook is and will be one of the chief employing centers of the region. It now employs men within a radius of ten miles — It has caused the building of McAdoo Heights,⁶ Haddocktown, East McAdoo and Silverbrook.

The Candlemas Colliery is located on Route 29 between McAdoo and Tamaqua. It is available by automobile. The information about the colliery was received through the courtesy of James McFadden.

EDUCATION

Education in McAdoo was first carried on in two small buildings that were located on the present site of the Grant St. School. One of these buildings was a one room building and the other contained three rooms.. Several years after the borough was incorporated the Hancock St. School⁷ was built. At first this was a four room building but later a six room addition was built.

In 1909 the three room building on Grant St.⁸ was destroyed by fire and the present building was erected in 1910. The first principal, who later resigned to practice law, was Edw. J. Brennan. He was succeeded by A. T. O’Donnell who served as supervising principal until 1922, when Miss Sallie L. Ferry was appointed

A two.year high school was opened in 1913 under the direction of A. T. O’Donnell and Miss Anna McNelis. After five years it was discontinued and the pupils were sent to Hazleton for high school work.

A Continuation School was organized in 1927. The teacher was Miss Mary Mundy. The first class was held In the Grant School. In the fall of 1929 it was transferred to the high school. Then in 1930 it was established in the borough building where It is conducted by Miss Mundy.

In 1923 the present high school began under the principalship of A. Clair Moser. The other high school teachers were Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss Anna McNeIis. The enrollment was sixty five including ninth and tenth grade pupils.

The following year Mr. Moser became principal of the Coaldale High School and was succeeded by the present principal Washburn Snoich. Two more teachers, Thos. Boyle and Jos. Regelsky were added to the corps. Later Edward Bunsa, Miss Catherine O’Donnell, Thos. Charles, John McBride, and Francis Sheeto were elected.

Frank Gallagher was made Supervisor of Music to succeed Mr. Horn who also went to Coaldale.

The high school enrollment now consists of 249 pupils. The enrollment in the grades is 839. There are at present 1088 pupils enrolled in the borough schools. There are twenty seven teachers altogether.

During the present year the high school⁸ has been much improved by the addition of an up-to-date gymnasium and several new rooms are being added as a Civil Works Administration project.

The first school directors were: Jas. H. Curry, Condy Coll, Edw. McGeehan, Daniel McMullen and John Williams.

St. Patrick’s School was erected in 1925. At the opening of the first term approximately 300 pupils were in attendance, with a faculty consisting of six Sisters of the Immaculate Heart Order from Phila. In 1927 a two-year commercial high school was added and was attended by many pupils from the public schools of the Borough of McAdoo.

St. Patrick’s grade school and commercial high school have been noted for the great work they have done in so short a time.

The auditorium is also in this building and is one of the largest and finest recreational centers in the Anthracite Region. St. Patrick’s School and Convent combined was built at an expense of $120,000. At the present time the enrollment is approximately 265 students and 9 enrolled In the cornmercial high school.

Keystone Fire Co.

The Keystone Fire Co. was organized in June 1896. It started with about thirty members. The first officers were: Pres., Fred Eberly; Sec., Wm. Bradney; Treas. and Chief, Charles Carlin. They obtained their charter the following year, 1897.

They first used hand-carts and later they obtained a hook and ladder. In 1900 Wm. Foxx was elected Pres.; Jas. Carlin, Secy., and P. V. Daugherty, Treas. In 1904 Daniel Brennan was elected Pres.; David Jones, Secy.; and James MacDonald, Treas. In 1922 they got their first motor driven engine and in 1930 they had it overhauled and installed with new equipment.

First National Bank

The First National Bank of McAdoo was organized in 1907. It started business in the residence of John O’Donnell. In 1912 it was moved to its present location. In 1927, the new building was erected on the old site.

The original officers were: Pres., John J. Burnard; Vice Pres., Edward J. Dailey; Cashier, Howard I. Smith. The present officers are Pres., John H. Burnard; Vice Pres., John C. Haddock; Cashier, Jas. S. Brogan; Ass’t. Cashier. A. B. Midash. On the Board of Directors, those of the original board are J. H. Burnard. Jas. S. McDonald, Con. S. O’Donnell, L. G. Wetterau, M. D.

The Miners’ Bank

The Miners’ Bank of McAdoo was organized in 1927. It started business in the Bruno Building on the corner of Blaine and Tamaqua Sts. After five years of service the bank failed.

Its officers were: Pres., Daniel Bavolack, Sr.; Vice Pres., Joseph Bruno; Cashier, W. Simmonds; Asst. Cashier, Stephen F Payer. The Board of Directors were Peter Mackin, Sr., Phil. Bruno, Frank Gurzenda, Peter Sadaroni. P. T. Voccola and J. Bruley.

The Theatres

McAdoo had its first theatre in 1908. This could not well be called a theatre as it consisted of only one room. It was located at South Tamaqua St. where the Hasslers have their business place at the present time. Movies were not shown here for very long because a fire occurred not far from there and much damage was done to the machinery. The next theatre was on North Tamaqua St. where the First National Bank is now. The owner of this theatre was Mr. Burnard and it was called "The Star." The next theatre was "The Lion." This was located where the "Palace" is now. It was not long after this that another theatre was built. This was the "Blaine", located on Blaine St. across from St. Mary’s Catholic Greek Church. Both of these theatres were destroyed by fire within a month of each other. After they burned down a temporary theatre was set up in a little house in back of the St. Patrick’s School. This was used until the "Lion" was rebuilt. When it was rebuilt it was also renamed. It was now called the "Palace" and this name remains to the present time. About three years ago the "Roxy" theatre and the "Strand"⁹ theatre were established. The "Roxy" was in business about two years and a half and then went out of business. At the present time there remain only two theatres, the "Palace" and the "Strand".

The American Legion

The American Legion²² was first organized August 1919. In 1924 they bought their new home on Tamaqua St. in McAdoo. The chartered members when they first started were as follows: Peter Artuni, Chas Brennan, Daniel Bavolack, Martin Cauley, J. J. Daily, M. J. Dougherty, Arthur Freidman, Jas. Fogarty, Jos. Freid, Thos. Fudge, Alex. Galatha, K. W. Lazurus, Jos. Galatha, Ruby Gimbe, Lewis Herzeg, Edw. Hinkle, Peter Zeta, Mark Kefley, Stephen Kudish, Dr. W. J. Kennedy, John Kozel, Calvin Krohn, Peter Mackin and John Mahoney.

In 1932, the American Legion formed a Drum and Bugle Corps which was a great success. They went to many different counties and made good. They were offered many prizes for their neat appearance and the work they have done.

The uniforms were bought and paid for by the "Ladies Auxiliary" of McAdoo. They raised the money in order to buy the uniforms for their boys and make them look as neat as they could.

The organization has grown very rapidly and many new members were admitted. They were as foltows: Jos. Midash, Anthony Mayshock, Michael Mack, Hugh McGready, John McBride, Frank McShea. John McFadden, John Noga, Jos. Olear, Stephen Payer, Wm. V. Patton, Andrew Rundish, John Rickey, Michael Schwartz, John Shokorski, Peter Sheeron, John Skwier, Jos. J. Sharkey, Jos. Urban, Lewis Turk, Adolph Torselli, Michael Wanyo, Wassil Wida, Stanley Wasno.

The officers chosen when first starting out were as follows: Chas. Brennan, Commander; Jos. Midash, Vice Pres.; and Andrew Rundish, Treas.

The officers of the organization at the present time are as follows: Jos. Midash, Commander;Millard Fritz, Adjutant; Wm. Patton, Service Officer; John Sikorsky, Finance Officer; John Markovic, Sgt. at Arms. The following is the Executive Committee: Frank Demers, Past Commander; Joe. Turk, Sr., Vice Commander; John Tomlin, and Millard Fritz.

The Ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary was organized on Jan. 7, 1932. The object of this unit was to uphold the principles set forth in the Preamble to the American Legion Auxiliary Constitution and to assist in furthering the activities of the National and Departmental Auxiliary and the Post.

The original officers were: Pres., Pearle McGready; 1st Vice Pres., Jule Organis; 2nd Vice Pres., Alfreda Midash; Secy., Sally Boyle; Treas., Jenny Payer; Chaplain. Mae Dougherty; Historian, Mrs. H. Wier.

The present officers are: Pres., Mrs. Demshick; 1st Vice Pres., Leona Lonzeski; Secy., Blanche Sikorski; Treas., J. Saduski; Chaplain, Fannie Fritz; Historian, Mrs. H. Wier

THE CHURCHES

Saint Patrick’s Church

Saint Patrick’s Church¹⁰ was built in 1900. The congregation consists of parishioners from Beaver Brook. Audenried, Tresckow, Kline Township and McAdoo. It was erected during the pastorship of Father Malloy, who died in 1903. Father Malloy was succeeded by Father Sweeney who was transferred to Coaldale in 1907. In 1907 the pastorship was given to the present Pastor Father McAnnon. During this time the church has made many vast improvements such as building a school and convent at the price of $120,000. Also at the expense of the parish, the street in front of the church property was paved.

Polish National Catholic Church

The brief history of the Sts. Peter and Paul Polish National Catholic Church¹¹ of McAdoo is as follows:

The movement for organizing the Polish parish of The Polish National Church of America and Poland arose in the city of McAdoo, spontaneously. The first meeting was held in McAdoo. Sixty St. Cunegunda’s members participated. The affair was held in Mr. Miczkunas’ Hall. The active individuals In this meeting were Francis Geffert, Ladislav Orzech and Anthony Undorf.

The clergy organizers in the mentioned meeting were Rev. Father Rene Zawiztowskl and Stanislav Zawadzki. The first service was celebrated in the house of Mrs. Fritz in March 1920. by the following priests: Rev. Father Zawistowski, Stanislav Zawadzki and John Zieba. The first parishional committee chairman was Ladislav Orzech. His successors up to the present one, Stanislav Karmowski, were as follows: Stanislav Moczarski, Alexander Cudnik, Mr. Orzech. The present Polish National Catholic Church, located at E. Adams St. was erected during the pastorate of Rev. Father J. Olszewski in the year of 1920.

All the priests up to the present time are as follows: Rev. J. Olszewski, Rev. R. Zawistowski, Rev, J Brzozowski, Rev. J. Klos, Rev. J. Ziemba, Rev. J. Misiaszek, Rev. A. Abramski, Rev. Starorypinski, Rev. J. Olechnowicz and the present pastor, Rev. Stanislav Molon. The present parish consists of 65 families. The congregation is in possession of church building rectory, and cemetery. The estate value is $35,000.

St. Stephen’s Magyar

The St. Stephen’s Magyar Congregation^{12, 13} ,is one of the oldest in McAdoo, situated at Grant and Lincoln Sts. It is 44 years old, being first organized in 1890. Since then it was destroyed by fire three times. The last fire was in 1913. When the congregation was first organized there were about three hundred families in McAdoo and vicinity. Since then the majority of the families have moved out of town into larger cities and thus decreased the number of families down to about forty. Many movements have been undertaken since the congregation bean, such as lodges, fraternities, and associations. There is the Verhovay Aid Association, one of the oldest Hungarian Benefit Lodges organized in McAdoo. St. Ladislau Lodge, which is now of national fame having branches in most of the cities was also originated here. When the parish was first organized the Rev. Joseph Szeniczey was pastor. After he left the congregation was taken over by the Rev. Joseph Csizmadia, and so on until down to the present time the pastor is Rev. Ferdinand Szabo. The Hungarians as a nation, date back one thousand years and the late congregation here was named after the first King and Patron Saint, St. Stephen, who was the first to bring the Catholic Religion to the nomad Hungarians.

Thirty years ago Jacob Lawson, Frank Baranosky, Mr. Anilosky, Mr. Shunsky, calling themselves St. Casimir’s Society, decided to build a church of their own, an independent church over which the Catholic See would have no authority. The Society bought from the Wilkes Barre Coal Co. a lot, situated on the corner of Adams and Cleveland Sts.

Work on the building could not begin immediately due to differences among the members.

Meantime the Society had fallen on evil days. A few of the leaders died. The treasury was depleted to the tune of $600 for a sidewalk. No money was coming in and St. Casimir’s Society went bankrupt. The deeds and bank books went into the hands of a new person. Three trustees were appointed and the deeds filed in their name. Dissension broke out. It was finally decided that the church should be a member of the diocese. A building committee was selected consisting of John Juck, A.Dugel and Mr. Shunsky.

The ground was broken early in the spring of 1928 and the church was completed in May of that same year. It is a small wooden building costing close to $10,000 and is called the Church of St. Casimir. The parish is small, consisting of 32 families, and cannot support a rectory.. Therefore a priest from Coaldale officiates at mass on al ternate Sundays.

The Russian Orthodox

The Russian Orthodox Church¹⁵ came into existence in 1908 when six families of the St. Mary’s Ukranian Church disagreed with their religious doctrines and decided to set up a church of their own. They bought an old Protestant Church in Kelayres and moved it to McAdoo. Later as the parish increased, this church was sold and in 1916 the present church was built. The parish now totals approximately forty families.

St. Cunegunda’s Parish

St. Cunegunda’s R. C. Parish,¹⁶ whose church and school are situated at Washington and Cleveland Sts. started as a mission church in November 1893 when the Rev. Matthias Tarnowski, also organizer of St. Casimir’s parish in Mahanoy City came to say Mass for a small group of Poles then living mostly in Honeybrook, Slabtown, and Yorktown. The first Masses were said in the old Grant St. Schoolhouse; Subsequently the Poles organized a society called the Casimir Pulaski Guards. They bought a plot of ground on Washington St. from the Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal Co. and erected a small chapel, which served until 1905, when it was moved to its present location across from the post office.

Father Tarnowski was followed by the Rev. Marc Januszkiewicz, who was pastor for seven years, his record broken only by the present rector, the Rev. P. J. Klekotka. Fathers S. M. Olesinski and Joseph Be1a did not stay here long. The parishioners now felt themselves strong enough to support a resident pastor in the person of the Rev. John Dabrowski who came here in January 1904 and immediately started to build the beautiful church edifice now standing. Upon his departure in March 1906, the Revs. Louis Wojtys, Paul Guzik and Stanislaus Frog administered here. The Rev. Jos. Kuczynski was appointed in January 1909 and in 1910 was followed for a short time by the Rev. Adalbert Sulek and then by the Rev. Francis Grzywocz who was here ‘til 1903. The parish now began to prosper. His successor, the Rev. Michael Pachucki who came here in 1913 decorated the church interior and improved the cemetery and above all introduced a full time school in the church basement under the auspices of the Bernardine Sisters in 1917.

Rev. Michael Pachucki was followed by the beloved Rev. Leo Paterecki whom the influenza epidemic carried away to an untimely death in 1918. The enterprising Rev. Jos. Woda was not able to stay here long when he was followed in June 1919 by the Rev. Sebastian Jerzak. In his six years stay here he left an enviable record of having further embellished the church with a new organ and other improvements, having cleared the cemetery, paid off the debt, and amassed a substantial sum towards the building of a new school when the old quarters were closed down in 1923 as not quite suitable for teaching purposes.

Circumstances brought about a change in October 1925 when the present rector arrived on the scene. With a new spirit the parish nobly assisted the pastor in the erection of an eight room parochial school with an auditorium, handsomely built of brick at a cost of upwards of $65,000 which was dedicated by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Michael Crane, V. G., in September 1928. Since its reopening, the Sisters of Nazareth are in charge, of whom there are now eight with an enrollment averaging 250 upwards. The parish lost a portion of its membership in 1923 but. at present retains over 300 families in loyal support of their pastor, the Rev. Peter J. Kletkotka. Since 1930 the increasing needs of the parish have necessitated the appointment of an assistant rector and so there labored here the Revs. Stephen Wyborski, John S. Pytko, John Gaj, Jos. Tylka, and at present the Rev. Jos. Niemiec

Ukranian Greek Catholic

The first Greek Catholic Church¹⁷ was formed of the present St. Michael’s and St. Mary’s Greek Catholic Churches. It was built in 1891 and dedicated in October 1891. It had fifty families belonging to the parish. This church was rebuilt in 1907 and while the building was being constructed Mass was served in one of the parishioners homes. The present church was dedicated in 1908 by Bishop Ortynski. This church which is the present church consisted of three hundred families. Then in 1909 a split of the parish followed, and now, as said before, it consists of St. Michael’s and St. Mary’s Greek Catholic Churches. The present St. Mary’s Catholic Church, however, consists of 115 families. The first priest of these combined churches was Vladimir Andruchovich.

St. Mary’s Slovak

The St. Mary’s Parish¹⁸ of McAdoo was founded in 1893, forty-one years ago, by a group of ardent Slovaks from McAdoo, Tresckow, Beaver Brook, Silver Brook, Bunker Hill (Kelayres) and Lofty. In 1891, two years before the church was originally founded, the church services were conducted in the West Grant St. public school. The first priest to officiate was the Rev. Francis Vlossak. The church was a wooden church built on ground bought from the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Co. and was located on East Grant St. At the time of the founding of the church there were approximately forty parishioners of which the following men took active parts: Mr. Kudich, Mr. Gombar, Mr. Garlic, Mr. Stacek, and Andrew and John Gregor. Andrew Skurka and Andrew Lazur from Beaver Brook; George Pohlod, Mr. Raynock and Mr. Gregor from Audenried; Joseph Kaduch and Mr. Aglar from Bunker Hill; Jacob Heft, Joe Kaslea, Mr. Danko and Mr. Metro from Silver Brook; And Stephen F. Payer ⁵⁰, Mr. Sabuda, Mr. Tekety, Mr. Kupetz, Steve Puncak. Mr. Kiral and Joe Kasper from McAdoo.

In the years from 1893 to 1933 the following priests officiated: Rev. Francis Vlossak, Rev, Novatsky, Rev. Gasparek, Rev. Martin Meres, Rev. Leopold Shifferdecker, Rev. Martin Dundalek, Rev. Starnek, Rev. Kabelka, Rev. Paul Hermann, Rev. Anton Panuch, Rev. Summers, Rev. Francis Benkosky, Father John Zboyski, Rev. Joseph Boronec, Rev. Oscar Shuster, Rev. Joseph Novorolsky, and finally Rev. Michael Holly who is now the present priest. During Rev. Francis Vlossak’s time the wooden frame church was built; Then during Rev. Leopold Shifferdecker’s stay a rectory was built in 1902. In 1912 the rectory and church were destroyed by fire. In. 1913 during Rev. Joseph Novorolsky’s stay a school, a convent and a new brick Church were erected. That priest also had a fence put around the cemetery, a pavement around the church property, and the rectory was painted.

During Rev. Summer’s time Missionary Sisters were brought in; They were called the "Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart". The parochial school consisted of six rooms, five school rooms, and a music room. It was a two-story structue. Five of the Missionary Sisters taught school and one was a domestic. The school lasted for eleven years and was destroyed by fire. The services of the Sisters were then discontinued. During Rev. Joseph Borovec’s time of fourteen years, the church, school, convent, and rectory burned down (1922). Church services were held in St Patrick’s Church on North Cleveland St. They started to rebuild the new and present church in 1923. The cornerstone was laid in 1923 and was dedicated in 1924. At the present time the pastor is Rev. Michael Holly and the church constitutes 266 families and over 700 parishioners. The Slovak Parish was the first in McAdoo and was the first to have a parochial school, which was in existence for eleven years. The church is now 41 years old and has many clubs and lodges, the more important being "The Woodmen of the World," "The Jednota" and the "Holy Name".

St. Michael’s Greek Catholic

St. Michael’s Greek Catholic Church^{19, 20} was organized in 1909 by the Carpathian Russian residents of McAdoo and vicinity. They built their first church on the northeast corner of Blaine and Cleveland Sts. The first rector for the parish was Rev. A. Kaminsky. The professor was Frank Sproh.

The first trustees were: Pres. Michael Pecuch; Secy., George Brewery; Treas., John Matsko, Sr.

During the years following, a new rector was appointed, being Rev. Stephen Janitzky, along with a new professor, Michael Firczak. Under their leadership the parish prospered greatly until the death of Rev. Janitzky in the year 1928; After this a new rector named Rev. Nicholas Kristoff was appointed. In a short while after his arrival, a new church was built on the northwest corner of Blaine and Cleveland Sts. and an auditosium was made of the old church on the first floor and a club room was made in the basement.

About the same time a large tract of land was purchased in Kline Twp. The land is located in East McAdoo, north of Grant St. and adjoining the railroad. On this land a huge stadium was erected along with a large pavilion. Both of these along with the auditorium have been an asset to the community as well as the congregation.

In 1933 the professor left, and a new one, John Flintosh, was appointed. His great work has been shown by the popularity of the choir.

The present trustees are: Pres., Michael Pecuch; Secy., Peter Kakalecz; Treas., Nicholas Stefanisko.

When the parish was first organized there were approximately 50 families belonging to it. Since then. the number has increased to approximately 300.

Christ Reformed²¹

Work on the building of the church began Aug. 15, 1898. The church was dedicated March 14, 1897, the first consistory meeting Jan. 13, 1897.

Rev. J. W. Buck was the first pastor from Sept. 8, 1898 to June 17, 1899. The ministers who followed were: Rev. Geo. B. Kerchner, Rev. J. A. Reber, from Dec. 14, 1899 to March 21, 1902; Rev. Henry Hilbish, June 1, 1903 to Aug. 1. 1904; Rev. A. J. Yenser, from Dec. 1, 1904 to the next year; Rev. G. K Kopenhover, from Sept. 4. 1905 to Nov. 17, 1906.

The church was closed until Nov. 12, 1908, when Rev. C. H. Herbst and J. W. Reinecke supplied the congregation. The church was rented during 1909 to another congregation at two dollars per month.

Rev. C. E. Correll was appointed stated [sic] supply by the E. Susquehanna Classes, Feb. 15, 1916. The membership was then sixteen.

By Oct. 1, 1920 the membership was fifty, and Christ Reformed Church, McAdoo, was enrolled as a Home Mission and Rev. C. E. Correll, PhD., was commissioned the Missionary pastor.

Extensive repairs were made to the church in 1922 and the church was rededicated Oct 22, 1922. Rev. J. M. Mullan, D. D. preached the dedicatory sermon and Rev. C. D. Leich preached in the evening.

The church has constantly increased in membership and now has two hundred and sixteen members enrolled. Dr. Correll is still the pastor.

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1890 Klein (Kline) Twp.

Klein Township was formed from Rush Township in 1872. Population in 1880 was 1536; In 1890 3,068.
P.O. SilverBrook.

1207 Lines below, starting from Adam, not counting breaks between alphabet; Surnames are somewhat fewer, as large families extend to two lines.

1308 Individuals' Occupations listed:

788 Laborers
254 Miners
95 Pickers
33 Drivers
32 Engineers
25 Firemen
16 Blacksmiths
18 Bosses
14 Carpenters
12 Clerks
3 Door Boys
6 Domestics

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ADAM John 55, repairman. Ellen.
ADAMS Frank 18, picker.
ALEK Frank 23, miner.
ALEMENA Joseph 39, laborer.
ALEXANDER Frank 22, picker.
ALFONZA George 20, laborer.
ALGER Benedict 22, laborer.
ALLSON George 22, laborer.
ALTE Jacob 49, laborer. Mary, Mike 40, laborer.
AMBROSE Mike 22, laborer.
AMBROSE John 34, laborer.
AMBROSE Nichholas 20, laborer.
ANAS John 18.
ANDREW Joseph 26, laborer.
ANDREWS Anthony 30, laborer.
ANTHONY Peter 22, picker. Saul 26, laborer.
ANTHONY Simon 50, wood chopper. Hannah, William 19 laborer, Ida domestic, Robert 15, Monroe 13, Cora.
ANTARNO Peter 3?, blacksmith.
ANTONI Mike 36, laborer.
ANTRIM John 27, laborer.
APPLEGATE Edward 5.
APPLEGATE Jefferson 24, laborer. Maggie.
APPLEGATE Isaac 50, wood chopper. Mendy, Isaac 22 repairman, John 20 repairman, Ellen, Oliver 12, Sallie, Charles 3, Eliza.
ARCH Georgia 2?, laborer.
ARCHI John 28, laborer.
ARDAMSICK George 28, laborer. Pisa, John 23, laborer.
ARDEN Metro 30, laborer.
ARRANUSIORE Andro 33. laborer.
ARTEN Peter 22, laborer.
ARTOON Juana 25, laborer.
ASHAGER Claud H 19, laborer.
ASKER Lawerence 50, miner. Catharine, Margaud 13, Oscar 11, Wilhehm 9, Theodore 7, Lucretia, Amelia, Josephine.
AUZELICK Martin 25, laborer.
AVRILLA Mike 26, laborer.

BABOCK Steve 30, laborer.
BACHART Thomas 50, laborer.
BALASKA John no.1 21, laborer. John no.2 24 laborer.
BALDOVICH John 43, carpenter. Annie, Annie, Mary, Barbara.
BALLATS Daniel 45, miner. Martha, Frederick W 12, Henry 10, August 8, Mary E, Daniel 4, John 2, Jane.
BAMBO Alec 22, slate picker.
BARBARA Vetto 37, laborer.
BARBETTA Ferdenando 26, laborer. Frank 23 laborer.
BARKET Andrew 36, laborer. Carl 38 laborer, Frank 36 laborer.
BARKO John 25, laborer.
BARRETT Joseph 39, laborer. Henrietta, Joshua, Ruth, Constantine.
BARROWMAN David 33, engineer. Annie D, Agnes J.
BAUM Albert 35, miner.
BEDNAT Paul 27, laborer.
BEERZMELAN Mike 24, miner.
BEISLEN Thomas 70, laborer.
BENJAMIN Thomas M 35, miner. Lizzie, Theaphilus 12, Mary, Sadie, Thomas 6, Lizzie, Sallie.
BENJAMIN Josiah 34, miner. Agnes, Win. 7, Bessie, Jennet, May.
BENNER Franklin L 37, merchant. Maggie J, Helen N, Marian W.
BENNER Wellington 33, clerk. Jenny, Roy 1?.
BERA John 44, laborer.
BERRISH John 18, laborer.
BESCHINSKI Joseph 23,laborer.
BETZENBERGER Mary. Ella.
BEVAN Ann. Gomes 20, laborer.
BEVAN Edward 63, miner.
BEVEHAS Wassil 17, picker.
BEVERIDGE Jennet.
BINEKS George 22, laborer.
BIRCHER Steve 43, laborer.
BITLER Jerome 65, teamster. Rose A, Douglass M 24 engineer, Theodore 22 engineer.
BLACKA Mike 24, laborer.
BLASCHAK Asapha 19, laborer.
BLAYSHOCK Frank 28, laborer.
BLEW Charles 24, fireman. Emma, Oscar E, Eva.
BOBBI John 23, laborer.
BOCONE Francisco 23, laborer.
BODACK Anthony 26, laborer. Annie, John 15, George 13, Mary.
BONATCHI Louis 45, laborer. Julias 49 laborer.
BONNER Mary. John 17, laborer. Ellen, Bridget.
BOODVIN Mike 21, laborer.
BOOZE Jacob L. 42, engineer.
BARKUSH Ivan 34, laborer.
BORONO Frank 40, laborer.
BARRIS John 41, laborer.
BOSACK Joseph 24, laborer.
BOWMAN Peter B 29, fireman. Matilda, Eethel G, John M 4, Blanche V.
BOYLE Timothy 25, laborer. Bridget.
BOYLE Daniel 57, laborer. Bridget, Dennis 26 brakeman, Daniel 24 laborer, Mary E teacher, John 20 driver, Patrick 18 laborer, Condy 12.
BOYLE Condy 70, laborer.
BOYLE Hugh 50. Mary, Michael 20 miner, Bridget, Ellen milliner, Sarah, Genevieve, James 10.
BOYLE Ellen, servant. Charles 15.
BOYLE Daniel 44, hotel. Sallie, Kate, Mary, Charles 12, Annie, Belia, Silla, Maggie, Sarah.
BOYLE Unity, milliner.
BOYLE Frederick 46, miner. Bridget, Bridget, Grace, John 16, Annie, Mortelena, Michael 11, Patrick 4.
BOYLE Peter 70, laborer. Mary, Patrick 25 miner, Morris 22 laborer, Sarah, John 18 laborer, Sophia.
BOYLE Daniel C 40, miner. Bridget, Mary A, Eddie 7, Fannie, Patrick 3.
BOYLE James 43, miner. Mary A, Hugh 18 laborer, Edward 17 laborer, John 15 laborer, James 13, Celia, Alice, Charles 4, Lizzie, Bridget.
BOYLE Edward 40, miner. Catharine, Charles 14, Patrick 6, Fannie, Eddie 1.
BOYLE James 23, laborer.
BOYLE Hugh 79, laborer.
BOYLE John 78, laborer. Bridget, William 40 laborer, John 36, Patrick 25 laborer.
BOYLE Maggie. Patrick J 26, laborer.
BOYLE Biddy.
BRADY Margaret. Bernard 27 engineer, Mary, James 24 laborer, Patrick 22 laborer, John 19 driver, Annie, Rose, Harry 13, Alice, Joseph 10.
BRADY Frank 36, miner. Mary, Katie, James 3, William 2, John.
BREHEM Henry 40. Ada, Henry 13, Robert 12, Elmer 9, Ada B, Thomas A 2, Bertha.
BRENNAN Thomas 60, miner. Bridget, Thomas 20 driver, Michael 17 driver, James 14 driver, Mary.
BRADLY Patrick 43, miner. Mary, Daniel 13, Andy 5, Mary.
BRENNAN John W 50, engineer. Ann, Marlin 17 laborer, Annie, Letitia, Lizzie, Kate, James 1.
BRENNAN James J 45, miner. Mary, Hannah, Mary, James 13, Dora, Eddie 9, Carrie, Katie, Martin 1, John 17 laborer.
BRENNAN Ellen. William 29 miner, Patrick 27 miner, Edward 23 teacher, Eugene 21 miner.
BRENNAN John J 33, miner. Mary, John 11, Mary E, James 7, Willie 4, Annie, Eddie.
BRENNAN John 28, miner. Margaret, John 6, Frank 4, William 2.
BRENNAN Thomas 60, miner.
BRESLIN Patrick 55, miner. Ann.
BRESLIN Patrick 24, miner.
BRODNA Joseph 20, laborer.
BROGAN John 29, laborer.
BROONIE Anthony 28,miner.
BROPHY William 28, miner. Mary, William E.
BROWN Lewis L 45, carpenter. Elvina, Annie, Lizzie, Della, Rose.
BROWN Joseph B 26, teacher. Elizabeth, Harry J 1.
BROWN John 55, laborer. Kate.
BROWN Patrick 5?, miner. Ann, Mary A, James 14, Josephine, Maggie.
BROYA Frank 28,miner. Sophia, Mary.
BRUNO Frank 33, boss. Josephine, Louisa, Lewis 12.
BRUNO Antoni 55, boss.
BRUNO Antoni 55, boss. Carmela, Joe 16 driver, Juannia, Mary, Rose, Bruni 1.
BUBIL Mike 28, picker.
BUBIL Ssteve 24, laborer.
BUCHVITZKI John 20, laborer.
BUNZA Janosick 22, laborer.
BURKOSH Steve 25, laborer.
BURNS Bernard 36, miner. Sarah, Annie, Lauglin 9, John 8, Maggie, Katie, Jerry 1.
BURNS Bernard 60, laborer. Ann, James 29 laborer, Jerre 26 laborer.
BURNISH John 45, laborer.
BUSH Samuel 25, laborer.
BUSH William 27, laborer.
BUSHADER Mike 44, laborer.
BYRNE David 47, boss. Margaret M, Carrie, Patrick 14, Mallick 13, David J 11, Dellas 9, James 7, Martin 5, Willie 3, Hugh.

CABATZ Karo 27, laborer.
CALMATZ Andrew 22, picker.
CANNON Mathew 42, shoemaker. Bridget, Sarah, John 7, Mary, Joseph.
CANNON Patrick 35, miner. Bridget, Mary, James 15 picker, John 13, Maggie, Susan, Annie.
CAPEOCLIA Joseph 26, laborer.
CAPETWA Metro 17, laborer.
CAPOOTA Rocco 28, laborer.
CAPSOR Steve 24, laborer.
CARL Alexander 30, laborer.
CARLIN Patrick 57, hotel keeper. Catharine servant, Michael 24 laborer, James F 22 telegrapher, Grace.
CARLIN Charles 30, miner. Mary, Patrick 2, James 1.
CARLO Sylvester 18, laborer.
CARROLL Ellen. MAry, William 13, Ellen, John 9, James 7, Edward 5, Lizzie.
CASSANO Louis 24, laborer.
CASSANO Manajo 40, laborer. Peter 24 laborer.
CASANOGA Vetto 40, laborer.
CASHMER Mike 18, laborer.
CASHMERO Joe 35, laborer.
CASLOSKI Antoni 50, laborer.
CASSIDY John 32, miner. Bridget, John 8, Patrick 6, Daniel 2.
CASSNO Julius 26, laborer. Cicero 21 laborer.
CASTANZO Nicholi 35, laborer.
CASTANZO Laverino 50, laborer.
CASTLES Thomas 42, laborer. Margaret, Michael 14, John 11, Margaret.
CASTLES Elizabeth.
CATCHMAS Serneo 19, laborer.
CATCHMES Luther 17, laborer.
CAVANAUGH Patrick 59, laborer.
CHAMPION John 42, miner. Sophia, Mary Jane, Maggie, John 3.
CHANEY Mike 28, carpenter.
CHAPMAN Mary.
CHECH Patrick 16, picker. Frank 14 picker.
CHECKAI John 35, laborer. Rose, Lewis 4, Stashi, Mary.
CHESMORE Andrew 36, laborer.
CHIPPELA Michael 37, miner. Andro 42, Louisa, Rose, Rose.
CHUPINA Stephen 32, picker.
CHRISTIE John 21, miner.
CHURILA John 28, laborer.
CLABUR Mike 20, laborer.
CLERK George 21, miner.
CLOSE Patrick 32, fireman. Mary, Mary, Charles 6, Richard 4, Niel 2, Danie 1.
COACH Steve 19.
COASTS Yastic 2?, laborer.
COLEMAN John 32, driver boss. Hannah, John 3, Mary Ann.
COLOMBO Sebastian 30,miner. Maria, Alexander 8, William 7, Ivan 5, Catharine, Francis 1.
COMETZ John 27, picker.
COMETZ Andrew 28, laborer.
COMETZ Andrew 45, miner. Ellen, Joseph 15, Ellen, Andrew 10, Maria, Peter 4, Joseph 2.
CONESTNA George 30, laborer.
CONNELLY Steve 41, miner. Sarah, Carrie, Katie, Bridget.
CONNELLY Thomas 40, laborer.
CONRAD Mike 29, miner. Rose A, Louisa, Mike 3, Rose A.
CONTREVI Mattala 30, miner.
CONTRAS Joseph 45, laborer.
COOK John 48, miner. Julia, Ellen, Mary A, John 13, Thomas 4, Bridget.
CORCHI Antoni 24,laborer.
CORELL John 57, engineer. Kate, Lizzie, Carrie, Annie, Katie.
CORK John 39, engineer. Susanna, Mary M, John A 6.
COTONSKI Mike, 24.
COWLEY Thomas 30, miner. Amy, Thomas 4, George W 2, Jennie B.
COVATCH John 30, laborer.
CRAIG Edward 28,miner.
CREAM Joe 24,laborer.
CROUCHOSE John 35, miner. Joe 17 miner.
CROVE John 21, laborer.
CULL John 36, miner. Mary, John 17 driver, Michael 10, James 8.
CULL Condy 27, laborer. Bridget.
CULL Charles 80, laborer. Bella.
CUNNINGHAM John 28, miner. Susan, Mary.
CUNNINGHAM Sarah.
CUPCHIE John 26, laborer.
CURRY Bridget.
CURRY William 49, agt. Annie, Katie, James 17 coal shipper, William J 14, Annie, Thomas 6, Patrick H 4, Gertrude, Lauretta.
CURRY Patrick 59, repairer. Catharine, Bridget, James 16 laborer.
CUSHA Toni 42, laborer.
CUSTIK John 40, laborer.

DAILEY Edward J 33, telegrapher. Margaret, John 8, Theresa, Geneve, Edward 4, Thomas 3, MArgaret.
DALY Ann. Elizabeth.
DAMATSCO John 35, miner. Elizabeth, Frank 30 laborer.
DANCO Ssteve 28, laborer.
DANCO Samuel 35, laborer. Frances, Frederick 5, Catharine, Ivan 2.
DANKO Frank 22, laborer.
DANKO Andrew 37,laborer. Annie, John 2, Annie.
DARRIO Viscenzo 34, laborer.
DARRIOCK Nicholas 35, laborer.
DAVIES David S 59, miner. Ann, John 22 engineer.
DAVIES Thomas 53, miner. Margaret, Gomer J 16, Elizabeth, Margaret.
DAVIES Thomas W 47, miner. Hannah, John 15, Sarah, Richard 7, Mary, Franklin 2.
DAVIS William O 69, miner. Mary.
DEMKOVITCH Joseph 45, laborer. Susanna, Joseph 19 laborer, Susanna, Martin 35 laborer, George 39 laborer.
DENKOVITZ Martin 29, laborer.
DEVER Charles 53,laborer. Mary, Niel 25 teacher.
DEVER James 35, miner. Maggie, Mary, Eddie 12, Maggie, Charles 4.
DEVER Cornelius 37,miner. Sophia, Mary, James 11.
DEVER Daniel 34, engineer. Maggie, Niel 5, Margeretta, Bridget.
DEVON Mike 23, laborer.
DOLAN Cathaine, milliner.
DONAHUE Frederick 42, miner.
DONAHUE Medi.
DONLIN Thomas 65, miner. Julia, Michael 23 laborer, Thomas 20 laborer, James 14, Lawrence 8, Annie, John 5.
DOVSHOK Joe 50, picker.
DOORENCE Maleck 30, laborer.
DORCHA Jenerro 45, laborer.
DORSHNA Roman 21, laborer.
DOUGHERTY James 24, teamster. Peter 22 laborer, Daniel 19 laborer, Parick 17 laborer, John 14 laborer.
DOUGHERTY Mary.
DOUGHERTY Dennis 32, miner. Mary, John , Margaret.
DOUGHERTY Michael 50, fireman. Catharine, Hugh 25, agent, Thomas 21 fireman, Mary, Cormick 12, Rose A.
DRACH Joe 23, laborer.
DREMOCK John 45,laborer.
DROGAN Andrew 30, laborer. Jennie.
DUBIANSKI Aften 19, laborer.
DUFFY William J 60, laborer.
DUFFY William 40, miner. Mary, John 19 teamster, Bridget domestic, Jerry 15 picker, Annie, Patrick 9, Wwillie 6, James 3.
DUFFEY Thomas 27, laborer.
DUGAN Hugh 30, laborer.
DUGAN Niel 24, fireman. Louisa, Isabella.
DUGISH John 40, laborer.
DRUNAK John 40, laborer.
EDWARDS Jacob 38. Mary.
EDWARDS David 36, miner.
EFNER Wilhelm 21, laborer.
ENALI Henry E 19, laborer.
ENGLE John 18, laborer.
ENGLE Sylvester 30, miner.
ESPOST Peter 35, laborer.
EVANS Emma servant.
EVANS William A 23, blacksmith. Mary J.
EVANS Annie. Sarah.
EVANS Benjamin 42, miner. Elizabeth, Daniel 16 door boy, Benjamin 13, Willie 11, Arthur 8, John C 5, Harrison 2.
EWANAGE George 22, laborer.

FALEGEY John 32, laborer.
FANNAN Catharine. Mary, Daniel.
FARBO Jeswela 50, laborer. Vincenza 23 laborer.
FARENZO Carlo 40, laborer.
FARGO Martin 26, picker.
FARLEY James C 30, hotel. Catharine, Michael J 1.
FARVNERZ Wsjeiech 30, laborer.
FASCEOTSI Dominick 22, laborer. Nicolo 25 laborer.
FASLUSCO John 38, laborer. Mary, John 6, Joseph 3.
FEDER John 23, miner.
FEDOR Paul 33, laborer. Mike 20 laborer.
FEDRO Tomko 21, laborer.
FELCOVITCH John 26, laborer.
FELEDICK John 27, fireman. Susanna, John 5.
FELP George 20, laborer.
FELTHOP Edgar 29, laborer.
FERANZO Frank 29, laborer.
FERENSKI Mike 24, laborer.
FERGESON Samuel 29, miner.
FERRY Patrick 31, miner. Mary, Annie, Willie.
FERRY Hannah. John 28 laborer, Willie 26 laborer, Patrick 24 laborer.
FERRY John 38, laborer.
FIGGARO George 27, laborer.
FIGGARO Johanna 32, laborer.
FINDLEY Robert 39, engineer. Julia, Robert 18 machinist, Harry 16 picker, Ella, Katie, Cora.
FISK George 25, laborer.
FISHER Joe 28, laborer.
FISHER Paul 18,laborer.
FITCH John 22, laborer.
FOCHT Elmer 36, laborer.
FOGGARTY John 32, miner. Kate, Peter 8, John 1 , Barney 4, James 2.
FOLGER Adam 45, miner. Martha, Alice, Adam 15, Christopher 14, Alfred 12, Daniel 9, Katie.
FOOT Antoni 29, laborer.
FOULDS Mary.
FOX David 25, miner.
FOX Fred 41, carpenter. Elizabeth, John 19 carpenter, Frederick 17 engineer, William 16 laborer, Alice, Jennie, Emmet 6, Rosetta, George 12.
FRANCE John 19, laborer.
FRANCIS John T 42, miner. Elizabeth, MAry, David 16 picker, Maggie, Sarah, Willie 2.
FRANCIS John 35, miner. Naomi, Lewis 12, Addie, Margaret.
FRANE Katie.
FRANK George 23, laborer.
FRIEL Bernard 57, miner. Sarah, Hugh 22 driver, Condy 20 driver, Mary, Patrick 13, John 10, Ellen.
FRIEL Charles 26, miner. Alice, Mary E.
FRIEL Hugh 36, miner. Mary, Isabella, John 12, Mary A, Cicely, Willie 7, Bertha, Emaline.
FRIEL Frank 28, miner. Rose A, Charles 3. Mary E, Patrick 60 laborer, Daniel 40 laborer.
FRIOLIO John 45, laborer. Charles 16 laborer.
FRISCO Joe 29, laborer.
FRISCO George 30, laborer.
FRITZ Oliver 18, railroader.
FRITZ Sucien H 34, teamster. Mary C, Mabel E, Irwin W 7, Charles E 5, Leonard J 3, Howard L 1.
FRITZ Millard F 34, fereman. Harriet, John H 8, Susanna M, Edith, Edna, Harriet.
FUGO Saverro 28, laborer.
FULKNER Andro 23, laborer.
FULLER John 26, laborer.
FUNIAK Joseph 18, laborer.
FURGI Antoni 33, laborer. Maria R.
FURRY Jack 24, fireman. Edward 28, machinist.

GABEIL Joe 22, laborer.
GABROSE Michael 19, slate picker.
GALLO Antoni 332, laborer.
GALLAGHER Wm. 23, laborer.
GALLAGHER John 45, miner. Michael 81 laborer, Ellen.
GALLAGHER Richard 31,laborer. Catharine, Francis 10, Thomas 34 laborer.
GALLAGHER Patrick 56, miner. Ann.
GALLAGHER Michael 30, miner. Mary, Ellen, Bridget, Patrick 29, laborer.
GALLAGHER Mary. Aannie, Marry, Bella, Hugh 9, Theresa.
GALLAGHER Bernard V 26,laborer. Margaret.
GALLAGHER Wm. C 35, miner. Ellen, Charles 4, Michael.
GALLAGHER James 63.
GALLAGHER Hugh 54. Mary.
GALLAGHER Mary. Edward 28 miner, Neil 24 boss, Mary A.
GALLAGHER John 64, miner. Catharine, Patrick 19 laborer, Fanny, John Jr.15 door boy, George 13.
GALLAGHER Mary. Sarah, John 27 miner, William 24 miner, Margaret.
GALLAGHER Dennie 40,miner.
GAMBETTO Mike 27, laborer.
GARDNER Ario A 34, engineer. Elizabeth, Elmer J 13, Earl W 1.
GARDNER Lewis 21, laborer.
GARIFA Pasquali 24, laborer.
GARMAN John 60, laborer.
GARRA Hugh 35,laborer. Ann.
GARRAHAN Mary. Margaret, Joseph 16 driver, Thomas 13, James 11, Hugh 8, Edwin 6, Ellen, Daniel 1.
GARRALOZ Charles 22, laborer.
GARRASKA Edward 18, laborer.
GARRITY Patrick 15, laborer.
GARTSOCOFF Alexander 20, laborer.
GATENS Catherine. Catharine, John 28 miner, Jennie, Lawrence 1.
GATSINOCK Mike 30, laborer.
GAVETIER John 29, picker.
GAVOTCH Nicholas 23, laborer.
GAZAT Samson 24, picker.
GAZET Mike 40, laborer.
GAZZETA Antoni 20, laborer.
GEDON Rotfelio55, laborer. Frank 27 laborer.
GELESIMOCK John 24, laborer. Annie, Annie.
GERLOCK Joe 18, slate picker.
GERLOCK Karl 25, laborer. Christ 17 laborer.
GERLOCK George 25, fireman. Annie.
GERLOCK Gerald 22, picker.
GERMICK John 40, laborer. Mary.
GERMICK Andrew 30, laborer.
GERGELD Mike 20, laborer.
GERO Francisco 45, laborer.
GERONDA Rotfelio 32, laborer.
GERONDA Frank 23, laborer. Nicolai 21.
GETINGER Jacob 24, laborer. Sophie, Edna, Katie.
GILDEA John 25, fireman.
GILL Spark 48, laborer. Jane, Robert W 15, Arthur B 12.
GILLESPIE Andrew 34, miner. MAry.
GIVENS Sarah.
GIVENS Patrick 35, miner. Maggie, William 15, Annie, Mamie, Condy 6, James 4, Bridget, Condy 2.
GLOVEN Thomas 72, laborer. Catharine, Morris 18 laborer, Elizabeth J, Susan, Daniel 12, Mortin 10, Aniabell.
GLOWATSKI Peter 25, laborer.
GLUBISHSHOCK Mike 28, laborer.
GLUSHEN Peter 36, laborer.
GOEBER Edwin 28, blacksmith. Annie, Edwin F 1.
GOGGAN John 30, laborer. Ellen.
GOLA Matti 23, laborer.
GOLIES John 18, laborer.
GOLICK Joe 25, miner. Susan, John 3, Joe 1.
GOLVITZ Joe 22, laborer.
GOODMAN Margaret. Thomas 26 laborer, John 24 laborer, Machias 22 teacher, Edward 20 laborer, Margaret, James 15, Martin 12.
GOODRICK John 24, laborer.
GOODTI John 24, laborer. Teckla, Mary.
GOOMAN Elder 18, picker. Samuel 45 laborer.
GOOST Edward 19, picker.
GORI Steve 25, laborer.
GORRONWY Thomas 40, miner. Tabitha.
GORSTEHOKOF Andrew 30, laborer.
GORTZCHOK George 19, laborer.
GOSICK Frank 33, laborer.
GOSP Joe 20, laborer.
GOSP Arnold 40, laborer.
GOSS Joseph 19, laborer.
GOSTCHOC Mike 25, miner. Annie, Peter 1.
GOTSCHOK Mike 24, laborer.
GOWANUS Joe 25, laborer.
GRABBO Paul 18, laborer.
GRACEM Wassil 30, laborer. Pelagi, John 1.
GRAMARDI Salvo 34, laborer. Maria, Raffetti, Frank 6, George 2, Annie.
GRAME Wase 24, laborer.
GRANIOCK John 19, laborer.
GRANIOCK George 26, laborer.
GRANIOCK John 32, laborer.
GRANATTA Antoni 25, laborer.
GRANDENETI Geneale 32, laborer.
GRANDINETTA Date 30, laborer.
GRANDETTE Carmlo 20, laborer.
GRANDOTTE Joe 20, laborer.
GRASCO Philip 20, laborer.
GRASER Joseph H 36, driver. Sarah M, William J 14, Emma E, Charles H 10, Albert N 4, Helen C.
GRAVITCH Joe 47, laborer.
GRAVOLD Timothy 18, picker.
GRENLO Jenarri 23, laborer.
GRUNDA Joseph 24, clerk.
GURASH Metro 27, laborer. Stephen 37 miner.
GURDISHON Stephen 48, laborer.
GUTZZI Joseph 35, laborer. Jacob 30 laborer.

HAGEN Andrew 22, laborer.
HAGGERTY James J 54, road supervisor. Mary, Elizabeth, James 22 laborer, Ellenora, Catharine, Michael 13, Hugh 11, John 6.
HAGGERTY Annie.
HAWANSKI George 34, laborer. Annie, Mike 8, George 6, Susan, Annie.
HARBOSKA John 18, laborer.
HARKINS Mary. Mike 21 laborer.
HARKINS John 51, miner. Ann, George 12.
HARRANSHICK John 18, laborer.
HARRIS Jerome 18, laborer.
HARRIS William J 50, supt. Phoebe, George W 24 civil engineer, Lee S 19, William J jr 15.
HARTMAN Jacob 45, miner. Caroline, Louisa, Ephraim 12, Louis 10, Nora, Jacob 5, Caroline, Josephus 1.
HARTZELL John 46, boss. Rachael, Wm, Fanny, Ellen, Lizzie, James 10, Harry 5.
HARVELIK John 24, laborer.
HATE Frank 32, teamster.
HEANEY Bridget. Patrick 25 brakeman, Hannah, Michael 19 driver, Margaret, Sarah, Lizzie, Peter 5.
HECKMAN Benjamin 14.
HEDER Mike 20.
HEEZI Francisco 35, laborer. Nicholas 39 laborer.
HEFFNER Claude 27, blacksmith.
HEFFNER Claude 28 laborer.
HEINZ Conrad 60, engineer. Caroline, Frederick 18 fireman, Adelide, Jacob 8.
HELFFERTY Edward 59, laborer. Bridget, Patrick 24 laborer, Edward 18 laborer, Rose, John 10, Sarah.
HELFNER Jane.
HELLER Joe 65, laborer.
HENNESEY Mary. Wm 19 teamster, Elizabeth, Kate.
HENRI Sauco 27, laborer.
HENRY John 25, laborer. Clara, Howard 4, Gerald V 1.
HERBERT John 45, miner. Elizabeth, Edward 18 driver, Amelia, Albert W 14, Emma, John 8, Margaret.
HERDICK Paul 36, laborer. Mary, Joe 4, Mike 2.
HETTEN Joseph W 35, brakeman. Mary S, Ada H, Harry E 10, George H 5.
HIGGINS James 31, miner. Mary A.
HIGGINS Daniel 39 miner. Catharine, Mamie, Patrick 4, Rose, Peter 2.
HILL Harrison 47, laborer. Caroline, Stephen 22 laborer, Frank 20 laborer, Harry 18 laborer, William 15, Annie, Clara, Mary, Ida.
HINKLE Elizabeth. William 40 laborer, Charles 33 laborer, Maggie domestic, Laura, Elmer G 21 laborer, Robert P 15 laborer.
HINKEL Solomon 43, teamster. Rose, Winnie, Willie 16 driver, Howard 5, Edwin 1.
HOBAN Ivan 25, laborer.
HOBOESHOCK John 30, laborer. Susan, John 1.
HOCHRAN Andrew 45, laborer. Maria, Anthony 15, Frank 13, Maria, Elenora, Andrew 5, Tinnco 3, Frances.
HOLAHER Levi 40, teamster. Uri, Edwin 15, Joseph 12, Harry 8, Bertha, Minnie, John.
HONDOCK George 17, picker.
HONSTIN Joseph 35, tracklayer. Mary, Kate, Maggie.
HOODA Jack 19, picker.
HOODAK Mike 33, laborer. Mary, John 7, Andrew 2, Mary.
HOOJA Peter 22, picker.
HOPSTEIN Karl 35, miner. Joseph 29 miner.
HOPTI John 24, laborer.
HARBAN Lenco 28, laborer.
HORNER George 25, brakeman.
HOUSER Stephen 27, laborer.
HUDGE Daniel 20, picker.
HULZEISER George 25, machinist. Bridget, Annie.
HULZEISER John 53, carpenter. Harriet A, Augustus, Iona V, John 16 laborer, Katie, Maggie, Annie, Mary, Rose.
HUNTER John 35, loader, Maria, Tennyson 28 clerk.
HURBAGE Winslow 20, picker.
HUTCHINSON Randall 30, physician.
HUTSCO John 25, laborer. Annie, John 29 laborer.

IDOE Pauli 30, laborer.
IELO Frank 22, laborer.
JUTE George 32, laborer. Nerwood 40 laborer.
ISAACS Solomon 19, picker.
ISAAC Lewis 25, miner. Mary.
ISAAC Jacob 18, laborer.
ITIS Mike 27, laborer. Johanna, Joe 5, Elenora.
IVAN Jute 43, laborer.

JACOB Cornelius 26, picker.
JADISH Antoni 37, laborer.
JAMES Catharine.
JAMPA Viscenzo 33, laborer. Johanna, Bruno 11.
JAMPA Maria. Johana.
JAMPA Frederick 18, picker.
JANOSICK John 25, laborer.
JAPPANA Lawrence 28, laborer.
JARDICK Peter 27, laborer. Anna.
JASPER William 28, miner.
JATE MIke 38, laborer.
JAVIT John 27, laborer.
JEMINO Antoni 33, laborer.
JERSEY Alex. 18, laborer.
JESSOP Mike 7. Markas 4.
JOHNS John 27 miner. Mary J., Annie.
JOHNSON William J 35, laborer. Hannah, Mary E, Thomas J 6, William E 1.
JOHNSON William 30, machinist.
JONES Evan B 54, watchman. Hannah, David B 22 driver, Thomas, Lizzie, Evan B.
JONES Morgan 65, laborer. Robert 31 miner, Annie.
JONES Daniel R 27, miner. Mary E.
JONES John 48, miner. Ann, John R 22 teacher, Dinah.
JOSEPH Thomas 64, watchman.
JOSEPH Francis 21, laborer. Peter 24 laborer.
JOSEPH Frederick 20, picker.
JOSEPHAT Joe 25, laborer.
JOUCK Mike 22, laborer.
JULIA Michael 19, laborer.
JUSK Irano 25, laborer.
JURKO Hudsko 21, laborer.
JUSKO Mike 25, laborer.

KADOK Aandrew 26, laborer.
KANE Michael 45, miner. Ellen, Julia.
KANG Mike 22, fireman.
KANTER Frank R 41, merchant. Ella, Gertrude G, Arthur W 5.
KAPAL Kohn 19, laborer.
KARA Andrew 30, laborer.
KARDOVITCH Stephen 21, laborer.
KARIER Mark 47, laborer.
KAROL Sherfel 38, laborer.
KARZNASICK Mike 30, laborer.
KATSCHMA Lucas 30, laborer. Hannah, John.
KEARNS Thomas 48, miner. Maria, Thomas 20 miner, Frank 18 driver, James 16, Annie, Ellen, Michael 10, John 8, William 7.
KEEPPA Andro 30, laborer.
KEESCHER Ferdinand 50, butcher. Gertrude, Lizzie, Willie 10.
KELBUS Peter 28, miner. Antones.
KELSCHER Alexi, 34, laborer. Stella, France 20.
KELLER Josiah 37, laborer. Elizabeth, Catharine J, Benjamin A 10, Mary E.
KELLY Ann.
KELLY Michael 36,miner. Mary, Mary, Joseph 4, Mark 1.
KELLY John F 30, miner. Catharine, Hannah, Mary, Willie 1.
KENICK Andrew 30, laborer.
KENNEDY Margaret, domestic. James 12.
KENNEDY Philip 80, laborer.
KENNEDY Arthur 29, miner.
KENNEDY Unity.
KENZICK Tim 18, picker.
KEODE Domeneco 24, laborer.
KEODE Michael 24, laborer. Francis 14 laborer.
KERMMER Harvey G 24, car inspector. Deliah, Marshall.
KERN Barney 35, boss. Rose, Charley 9, Mary.
KESHBACH Samuel 48, laobrer. Louisa, John 25 teamster, Ellen, Annie, Alice, Irwin 12, Fannie.
KILINISKI Mike 23, laborer.
KILLNAN Cornelius 26, miner. Catharine, Jane.
KILLNAN Michael 53, laborer. Ellen, Catharine.
KINDRA John 21, laborer.
KISH Frank 46, laborer.
KISTNER Nicholas 50, picker.
KLUTZ Oswald 18, laborer.
KLUTZ Samuel 18, picker.
KLUTZ Ferdiinand 21, picker.
KNIEES Christ 54, carpenter. Harriet, Henry 25 carpenter, Christ 18 carpenter.
KOBAN John 30, laborer. Mary, Mike.
KOBETZ Mike 21, laborer.
KOMOSKI Joseph 18, laborer.
KOMICK Frank 30, laborer.
KOONICK Jessup 26, laborer.
KOPETS John 33, blacksmith. Mary A, Mary, Elizabeth.
KOPETZ Ferdinand 26, laborer.
KOPETZ Joseph 22, picker.
KORAN George 13, picker.
KORBAN Andrew 24, laborer.
KORNUTIES Andrew 20, laborer.
KORNITZ Mike 23, laborer.
KOSKA Albert 35, laborer.
KOSLOCK Mike 30, miner. Mary, Susan, Kate, Mike 2.
KOWEE Walter 20, laborer.
KRARA Karl 18, picker.
KRAEEK Joseph 37, laborer.
KRAIGER George 19, laborer.
KRANZZE Lawrence 32, miner. Aggie, Annie.
KREDLO Elias 22, teamster.
KREEL John 25, laborer.
KREIGER Henni 35, laborer.
KROOP Frank 21, clerk.
KUNSHUGA Feder 26, laborer.
KUNX Titus, 18.
KURRAN John 50, miner. Ann, John 18 laborer, James 10.
KUSHAK John 20, laborer.
KUSHNER John 23, laborer. Mary, George 25 picker.
KUSKABETZ John 28,laborer.
KUSKOVIC Charley 29, miner. Jack 26 miner.

LOBOODA John 35, laborer. Mary, Joe 5, Steve 1.
LAFFERTY Patrick 62, hotel. George 28 laborer, Michael 26 miner.
LANNO John 22, laborer.
LAPSICK Paul 35, laborer.
LASKO John 22, laborer.
LASLOE Tod. 37, laborer.
LAUGHLIN James 29, miner. Scilla, Robert J 9, Mary C, Maggie, Peter 3, Lizzie.
LAVINE Joseph 27, laborer.
LECH Jacob 26, laborer.
LECOT Lucast 27, picker.
LEDISKA John 26, laborer.
LEICO John 40, laborer.
LENGEL ADam 27, repairs R.R. Catharine, Byron 7, Gertie, Melson 5.
LEO Savano 30, laborer.
LEO James 28, boss. Rose, Rose, Joe 3.
LEODSKI John 28, laborer.
LESIK Joe 26, laborer.
LEWIS Thomas M 39, miner. Mary J, Willie T 13, Jane A 11, Rachael, Reese 5, Arthur 2.
LINKO John 43, laborer.
LOBETZ Andrew 27, laborer.
LOCHINOVA Lucretia. Savalo 33 laborer.
LODISKA Jance 40, laborer.
LODOSKI Louis 25, laborer.
LOMOS Joe 25, laborer. Mary.
LOMBART Sacco 28, laborer.
LONG Edward 34, engineer. Clara E, Mary M, Raymond E 1.
LORAH Michael, lumberman. Sarah, Edward J 13, William 11, Gertie, Howard 7, Ida H.
LORAH Thomas F 36, laborer. Susie, Franklin 13, Carrie M, Arthur W 6, Cora E.
LORAH Oscar 23, brakeman. Clara, Jennie ?.
lORENZ Joseph 18, laborer.
LORENZO Josephat 26, laborer. Tubal 23 laborer.
LOUIS John 20, laborer.
LOUIS Pedro 21, laborer.
LOUIS Alexander 28, laborer.
LOW Alexander 38,miner. Sarah, Annie, James 11, Katie, John 7, Anthony 5, Charles 1.
LOWE James 78, watchman. Catharine, Betsey, Anthony 26 miner.
LUGON Michael 24, laborer.
LUTZ Samuel T 48, laborer. Mary A, John H 20 laborer, Charles 19 laborer Elizabeth M, Sarah D, Ida M.
LUTZ Andrew 20, picker.
LYONS Paul 20, laborer.

McALBON Philip 58, laborer. Mary A, James 19 laborer, Edward 18 laborer.
McBRIDE Eliza. Charles 23, teamster. Rebecca, James 20 laborer, Edward 16 laborer, Hugh 14.
McBRIDE James 23, laborer.
McCABE Alex. 17, driver. Wm., Bridget, Catharine, Sarah, James 7.
McCABE John 40, miner.
McCAFFERTY John 42, engineer. Mary.
McCAFFERTY THomas 35, laborer.
McCAFFERTY Hugh 57, carpenter. Maggie, Bridget.
McCALOUN Dennis 40,miner.
McCARN Patrick 50, miner. Ann, Grance, Edward 15 picker, Bernard 13, John 11, Peter 8, Joseph 6, Prtrick 4, Mike 2.
McCARTHY John 40, boss. Ellen, Rose.
McCAULEY Barney 20, laborer.
McCAULEY Patrick 30,miner. Bridget, Annie, Scilla.
McCAULEY Annie.
McCAULEY Mary. Edward 27, miner. Daniel 19 laborer, Michael 17 laborer, Frank 15.
McCLEARY Mike 22, laborer.
McCOLLOUGH Alfred 28, laborer. Matilda, Edith S.
McCONVILLE Janie. Annie, Charles 25 miner, John 22 teamster, Mary A.
McCONNELL William 35, miner.
McCREADY Hugh 46, miner. Bridget, Charles 18 driver, Bridget, Thomas 14, Silla, Annie, Maggie, Patrick 4, Winnie, Hugh 3, Mary.
McDERMOTT John 25, miner.
McDEVITT John 40, miner. Bridget, Daniel 14 picker, John 13 picker, Edward 11, Maggie,Annie, Mary, Michael 4.
McDEVITT Peter 50, laborer.
McDONALD Lawrence 26,miner. Hannah, Genevieve, Margaret.
McDONALD Martha. James 22 merchant, Theresa, Francis 18, Matilda, Aloysius 11.
McDONALD John 55, laborer. Margaret, Hugh 27 laborer, Cassy, Maggie, John 19 laborer, Mary, Patrick 11.
McELWEE Hugh 37, miner. Mary, John 12, James 10, Annie, Mamie, Nellie, Lizzie, Thomas 24 picker.
McFADDEN Wm. 36, miner. Maggie, Mamie, Maggie, Rose, James 2, Willie 1.
McFADDEN James 35, miner. Mary, Maggie, Willie 10, Roe A, James 5, John.
McFADDEN John 40, miner. Mary, Patrick 16 picker, Maggie, James 8, Julia.
McFADDEN Edward 50, miner. Rose, Maggie, Roe, Manus 12, James 8, Nora.
McFADDEN John 30, engineer.
McGARRY Thomas 65, miner. Ann, Michael 20 laborer, Patrick 14.
McGARRY Thomas 31, miner. Celia, Thomas 2, Patrick.
McGEE Michael 65, miner. Mary, John 21 laborer, Mike 19 laborer, Patrick 17 engineer, Charles 14, Grace, Mary A, Bridget.
McGEE John 28, miner. Ellen.
McGEE James 38,laborer. Sarah, Annie, Esther, Katie, Agnes.
McGEEHAN Daniel 30, miner.
McGEEHAN Hugh 6.
McGEEHAN Daniel 47 blacksmith. Mary, Edward 21 blacksmith, James 16, Minnie, Annie, Bernard 8, Joseph 4, Daniel 2.
McGEEHAN Roger 27, miner.
McGINLEY Niel 27, laborer. Patrick 23 miner.
McGLYNN Ann. Bridget, Patrick 15, John 13, Mary, Maggie, Patrick 25 miner.
McHUGH Neil 22, miner. Julia.
McKELVEY John 24, miner. Grace.
McKELVEY John 50, miner. Susan, Patrick 18 laborer, Hannah, Dennis 16 laborer, James 14, Eugene 12.
McKULLA Mike 28, laborer. Mary, John.
McLAUGHLIN Margaret. John 43 miner.
McLAUGHLIN James 42, miner. Annie, Patrick 18 teamster, Mary, Thomas 12, Peter 9, Sarah, Annie.
McLAUGHLIN Catharine. John 4.
McMOMGLE Ann. John 17 driver.
McMULLEN Daniel 37, miner. Elizabeth, James 13, Ellen, Annie, John 5, Daniel 3, Mary.
McMULLEN Ann. Willie 21, Margaret.
McMUNIGLE Mary. Anthony 10, Hugh 19 laborer.
McNAMARA James 17, laborer.
McNELUS Patrick 42, miner. Celia, William 10, Kate, Michael 4, Mary, James 2, Ann.
McNELUS Candy 40, conductor. Sarah, Candy 11, Jerome 10, Niel 8, Mary.
McNELUS James 37, brakeman. Annie, James 12, Mary, Katie, Annie, Joseph 4, Ella.
McNULTY Patrick 24, laborer. Mary A domestic.
McNULTY James 27, miner. Winnie, James.
McNULTY William 32, miner.
McNULTY Patrick 25, laborer.
McSHEA John 40, miner.
McSHEA Charles 35, track layer. Ellen, Annie, Mary, Thomas 4, Katie.
McSHEA Patrick 50, stage driver. Mary, James 24 clerk, Charles 23 laborer, Thomas 21 laborer, Francis 20 laborer, Roger 18 laborer, Annie, John 14, Sadie, William 10, Michael 6, Howard 3, Catharine, Mary.
McSHEA Edward 30, laborer.
MACCARONA Joseph 30, laborer.
MACCARONI John 25, laborer.
MACE Henry F 33, carpenter. Catharine, Cora A, Katie, Harry 5, Mary W.
MADELINE Matta 40, laborer.
MADER Henry 58, watchman. Mary, Charlotte, Henry 31 engineer, Jacob 20 blacksmith, Minnie, Frederick 19 engineer, Lizzie, Carrie.
MAKETO Mike 65, laborer.
MALECKS henri 25, picker.
MALLOY Manus 55, miner. Mary.
MAUCIOSO Carmena 39, laborer.
MANSENA Antoni 25, laborer.
MAREUS George 20, slate picker.
MARHERKO John 40, laborer.
MARKLOR Andrew 33, laborer. Mary.
MARINDRO Mike 35, laborer. Caroline, Angelina.
MAROOCA Rossan 25, cook.
MARR James 29, laborer. Mary.
MARRASKA Powell 20, laborer.
MARTIN Shot 21, laborer.
MARTIN Mike 68 laborer. Mary, Mary.
MARTIN Mike 30, laborer. Louisa, Mike 6, Joseph 4, Louisa.
MARTIN Patrick 60, laborer. Mary.
MARTZIM Steve 18, picker.
MARSHALL Mary. Robert 16 driver.
MARSHALL Robert 65, boss. Mary, James 21 blacksmith, Lizzie, Emma, David 23 miner.
MARSHALL Joseph 19, fireman. James 20 laborer, Mary A.
MATHEWS Bridget.
MATRI SCHI Joseph 42, laborer. Susan, Susan, Dora.
MATRICK John 26, miner.
MATIRO Blosh 20, laborer.
MATSKO Joe 22, laborer.
MATSKO John 25, laborer.
MATSUCA Joe 28, laborer. Jennie.
MATSULA Coagetta.
MAURER William 37, miner. Mary J, Frank X 41, Jennet, Thomas 7, Lizzie.
MAZEPPA Bartlet 40, laborer. Evano 30 laborer.
MAZERO Maleck 26, laborer. Antones, John 1.
MEADE Thomas 18, picker.
MEAR Maxey 26, laborer.
MEARK Frank 21, laborer.
MEDASH John 30, miner. Emma, Emma, John 2, George 1.
MECKRANTZ Dora, domestic. Frank D 17 blacksmith, Charles 15 picker, Annie, Lizzie, Willaim H 6, Joseph 3, Minnie.
MEHALICK Andrew 41, miner. Julia.
MEHAN Patrick 32, miner.
MEHOLICK John 24, laborer. Annie.
MEI?ITZ Jacob 27, laborer.
MEL?en John 28, laborer.
MELONA Joseph 21, laborer.
MENDECHINO Mattes 40, laborer. Louisa, Frank.
MERKO Nincovan 30, laborer.
MEROTZ Frank 18, picker.
METEKA Andrew 30, laborer. Mary, John, Wossel 40 laborer.
METOCK Andrew 26, laborer.
METRISHA Joe 26, laborer. Luisa, Joe 3, Daniel 1, Andrew 20 picker.
METZEGO John 35, miner. Susan, John 8, Vincent 6, Susan, Barbara, Mike 1.
METZEGO Steve 25, picker.
MICHRICH Mike 37, laborer. Mary.
MICRONS George 46, blacksmith. Annie C.
MIHILTZ Mike 40, laborer.
MIKE Frank 36, laborer.
MILLER Aaron 44, carpenter. Henrietta, John 19 carpenter, William J 17 laborer, Aaron 16 laborer, Alfred 15 laborer, David 14, Arthur G 10, Eugene 7, Joseph 4.
MILLER John 60, laborer.
MILLER James 48, carpenter.
MILLER Anthony 49, teamster. Margaret, Christ 26 teamster, Catharine, George 21 driver, John 18 driver, David 11, Lizzie, Cyrus 6, Martha.
MILLER Hannah. Harring 22 laborer, Frank 22 laborer.
MINICK George 21, clerk
MINICK George 20, servant.
MITTO W 28, laborer.
MODRICK Mary, Mike 2.
MODRICK Mike 28, laborer. Susan P.
MOJESKA Joe 19, picker.
MONIATY Anthony 30, laborer.
MORANCO Joe 38, laborer.
MORGANS Rees 42, boss. Richard 38, Alfred 10, Annie, Ruth, Elizabeth.
MORGANS Catharine. Daniel 6, Ann.
MORRIS John 60,miner. Ann, John jr 24 miner, Benjamin 16, Thomas 14 door boy, Robert 7.
MORRIS Miles 30, miner. Ellen, Maggie, Mary A, James 4, Kate.
MOURAN John 41, store. Agnes, Edward T 16, Annie, Alex 11, Margaret, Elizabeth, Mary E, Daniel 2.
MOYER Peter 38, miner. Isepha, Frank 15, Mary, Charles 5.
MOZART Pinqua 27, laborer.
MOSCARIC Ellie 27, laborer.
MULDOWNEY James 54, miner. Mary, Catherine, James 22 laborer, Bridget, Edward 15, Mary A, Elizabeth, Martha, Agnes.
MULHALL John 44, miner. Annie, Willie 15 fireman, Lizzie, Alice, James 4, Josephine.
MULLEN James 56, hotel keeper. Kate, James jr 4.
MULLIGAN Madge. Mary milliner, Daniel 14, Charles 10.
MULVEY Thomas 60, laborer. Margaret.
MUNDY Patrick 30,miner. Annie, Mary, Bridget.
MUNDY Daniel 35, watchman. Susan servant.
MUNDY John 71, laborer. Patrick J 28 shoe store.
MUNDY Edward 28 miner. Mary, Bridget, Philip 19.
MURDOCK Maggie. William 21 engineer, Linni, Annie.
MURDRA Joseph 20, laborer. Luke 24, laborer.
MURGO Alex 19, picker.
MYERS Valentine 32, boss. Viola, Claude 7, Walter 5, Calvin 3, Ephil 1.

NASSIL William 22, laborer.
NEGLEY Conrad 20, picker. Gotleib 28 laborer.
NEMITH Joseph 37, fireman. Annie, Samuel 13, Eva, Catharine, Edward 6, Alexander 3, Rose, Martin 26 laborer.
NICOLS Alfred 37, miner. Elfreda, Rabey 6.
NICOLI Vach 25, laborer.
NIGHEN William 15.
NIHIGEN John 24, fireman.
NOCRATO Yatchio 30, laborer.
NOOACHI John 25, laborer.
NOVACK Frank 46, laborer. Mary, Mike 18 laborer, Andrew 15 laborer, Mary, Annie, Willie 7, John 2, Sophia.
NOVACK John 32, mason.
NOVACK John 47, laborer.
NOVIK Joseph 22, repairman.
NOWAK John 21, trackman. Barish.

OBERINE Joe 26, laborer.
OBINE Joseph 38, laborer.
OBINE George 48, laborer.
O'BRIEN Daniel O 25, fireman.
O'DONALD Hugh 44, R. R. boss, Edward 30 brakeman.
O'DONNELL Catharine. James E 20 R.R, Connell J 17 watchman, Sarah J, Mary M, Peter P 10, Annie, Cecilia, Rose.
O'DONNELL Bridget.
O'DONNELL Ellen. Catharine, John 22 driver, Niel 21 driver.
O'DONNELL James 30, miner. Mary, Maggie, Ellen, Patrick 1.
O'DONNELL Michael 50, miner. Marsilla, Francis 25 laborer, Mary, Anthony 19, John 15, Annie.
O'DONNELL John 30, hotel keeper. Madge, Hugh 3, Catharine.
O'DONNELL John 20, laborer. Condy 19 laborer, Eddie 16 teamster.
O'DONNELL Neal 60, merchant. Catharine, Frederick 23 laborer, Thomas 25 clerk, Katie.
O'DONNELL Nancy. Katie, James, Sadaie, Ellen.
O'DONNELL Roger 35, miner.
O'DONNELL Condy 40, miner. Annie, Bridget, Sarah, Anthony 4, John 2, Daniel 2.
O'DONNELL John 30, miner. Condy 27, miner.
O'DONNELL Michael 64. Nancy, John 11.
OLAXA Nicoli 26, laborer. Nastca.
ODEFFIS Joe 28, blacksmith. Carabins, Joe E 8, Charley 5, Mary.
ORPHET Julius 30, laborer.
ORVATZ Frank 27, laborer.
OSPHELT Philip 24, miner. Lizzie, Christie 22 laborer, Annie.
OWENS Valentine 28, boss. Sarah M, Walbert 3, Annie.

PADDEN Kate. Mary, Harry 1.
PAIA Vincent 75. Mary, Katie, Mary, Karl 16 picker.
PALMER Frank 33, laborer.
PALSON Mike 28, laborer.
PANKO Gouldsvie 15, picker.
PANNI Antoni 23, laborer.
PANOSK Mike 23, laborer.
PARTO Ferdenando 34, laborer.
PASARIC Mike 24, laborer.
PASCIOTZI Sanerrs 38 laborer.
PASK Paul 27, laborer.
PASKOSH Andrew 2. Maria.
PASKO Joe 18, laborer.
PAUL John 35, blacksmith.
PAVISSA Constandina 25, laborer.
PAWBELL Peter 18, picker.
PAYER Steve 23, clerk. Elizabeth, Oscar 1, Joseph 57 laborer, Elizabeth.
PAYNE John 38, miner. Elizabeth, Jennet, Annie, Elizabeth, William J 3, Mary.
PEAIOSKI Stanilo 45, miner.
PEARCE Robert 32, watchman. Elizabeth, James M 7, Robert 5, Charlotte, Annie.
PECAR John 20, laborer.
PEDRO Mike 20, laborer. Salvanzo 18 laborer.
PEDRO Peter 20, laborer. Carl 22 laborer.
PEIFFER Oswald 62,miner. Maria E, David 27 blacksmith, Catharine.
PEIFLEY Albert 30, stable boss. Louisa, Emma J, Annie E, Albert 8, George A 5.
PELLISH Joe 26, picker. Annie, Mike 1.
PENCENCA Vizenco 31, laborer.
PEPIS John 21, laborer.
PEPOS Mike 19, laborer.
PERRI Antoni 26, laborer. Salvano 25 laborer.
PERVISICK Andrew 30, miner. John 25 laborer, John 12.
PETER Sembo 19, laborer.
PETTRO Stephen 20, picker.
PHILIPS James 21, miner.
PHILLIPS Isaac 49, miner. Martha, David 24 miner, James 16 miner, John P 14, Maggie E, Mattie, Marian, Jessie.
PHILLIPS Jacob 19, laborer.
PHILIPE Nicolas 30, miner.
PITNEDERFER Henry 24, brakeman. Emma, Lawrence 1.
PINCHITOVI Franc 38, laborer.
PODALAK Andrew 18,laborer.
POLAMSKI Wasil 22, laborer.
POLAVANO Antoni 30, laborer.
POLASKO Mike 45, laborer.
POLATCHI August 24, miner. Frank 21 picker.
POLIZKI Mike 23, laborer.
POLUSKI William 29, laborer.
POLUSKI Paul 18, picker.
PONESI Domnick 33, laborer.
PONNESI Nicolas 31, laborer.
POSCUNOCK George 32, laborer.
POSKOSH Andrew 28, miner. Caroline.
POSTOPOCK John 21, laborer.
POTONORVITZ Peter 30, laborer. Louisa, Joseph 1.
POTSNETZ Alexander 18, picker.
POWACK Joe 24, laborer. Catharine.
PRAGIN Geroge 24, laborer.
PRITCHARD john 55, shoemaker.
PROGRIM Peter 18, laborer.
PREBERNIC John 25, laborer.
PRESANO Vetto 30, laborer.
PUPECK Frank 29, laborer.
PUSHO Stephen 20, laborer.
PYER Joseph 37, laborer. Annie, Joseph 4, Steve 2.

QUASSA Alberta 45, laborer.

RABBATIN John 21, picker.
RABBEL Mike 20, laborer.
RACKIO John 28, laborer.
RADAGOFSKI mike 28, laborer. Annie, Mary, Lene, Hannah.
RAFFERTY Patrick 50, watchman. Mary, Rose, Owen F 18.
RAJAFISH Joe 25, laborer.
RAJESKA Samuel 29, miner.
RAKES Joseph 50, teamster.
RANDUSH John 27, laborer. Catharine.
RANTZ Mike 40, miner. Alex 16 picker, Elenor.
RANTZ George 20, laborer.
REES John 55, miner. MAry, John R 50 miner, William J 19 laborer, George 8.
REFURK Angelo 36, blacksmith.
REICHELDERFER Jacob 55, watchman. Annie, George 18 watchman, Anna, Katie, Julia.
REILY Patrick 13.
REILY Peter 31, miner. Sarah, Sarah.
REILLY Edward 32, teamster. Maggie, Bridget, Nora, Mary.
REILLY Daniel 29, miner. Mary, Bessie, Philip.
RELANCOS Antoni 22, laborer.
REMOTO Frank 35, laborer.
RENSHOCK George 30, laborer.
RENTZO Angelo 30, laborer.
RETZOCH Charles 24, laborer.
REYSON John 49, engineer. Amelia, John W 19 engineer, William 18 switchman, Susan.
RICE Joseph 45, miner. Victoria, Veronica.
RICHARDS William 49, boss.
RICHTER Oswald 25, laborer.
RINKER Paul 39, conductor. Catharine, Paul 13, Peter 13, William 11, Clarence 9, Maude, Howard, Louise.
RINTZ Joe 25, laborer.
RINZKI Daniel 21, laborer.
RITIZER Abe 25, picker.
RITZATSO Saverro 25, laborer.
RITZNICK Mike 24, laborer.
RIZZELO Frank 28, laborer.
RIZZELOZ Ivan 24, laborer.
RIZZETTO Florence 50, laborer.
ROBERT Mike 20, laborer.
ROBERTS William 59, miner. David 32 miner, James 17 picker, Willie 15 picker, Lizzie, Mary, Lottie.
ROBERTSON John C 45, engineer. Margaret, James 18 engineer, Ann E, Jennie L, John W 10, Alfred G 7, Christina.
ROBERTSON George 53, miner. Bridget, Christina, Edward 20 driver, Fanny, Grace, George 12, Miriam, James 6.
ROBETTO Joe 24, laborer.
ROBERTTO Peter 45, laborer.
ROBI John 23, fireman. Mary.
ROBISON Julia servant.
RODGERS Mary. Eddie 5, Seilla, Bridget.
RODGERS Charles 40, laborer. Bridget.
RODOCK John 40, laborer.
RODRICK Charley 24, laborer.
ROGOSKO Mary. Joe 26 laborer.
ROLICKZ Peter 20, picker.
ROMIC Andrew 24, fireman.
ROMICK Joe 24, miner.
ROMO Frederick 24, laborer.
ROMPELLA George 26, laborer.
RONSIE Joe 25, laborer. John 24 laborer.
ROODY Michael 24, laborer.
ROOK Timothy 18 laborer.
ROONZICK Frank 28, slate picker.
ROOTZ Jack 24, laborer.
ROSA Mike 36, laborer.
ROSE Adam 45, laborer. Martha, Emma milliner, Tercy, Maggie, Allie, John 2, Thomas 1.
ROSS George 36, laborer. Andrew 50 laborer.
ROSSIC Joes 30, miner.
ROSSIN Mike 17, picker.
ROTALLA William 35, miner.
ROTCH Frank 30, laborer.
ROWLEY James 22, laborer. John 20 laborer.
ROWLEY Michael 26, miner. Catharine.
ROY Andrew 36, laborer.
RUFER Salvatore 30, laborer. Carabina.
RUNSIK John 25, laborer. Joe 35 laborer.
RYAN James 26, teamster. Ellen, John 2, Tracey 1.

SABECK John 28, laborer.
SABESH Paul 45, laborer.
SABIN Paul 22, slate picker.
SACCO Angelo 23, laborer.
SACCO Franco 27, laborer.
SACKSHEWSKI Peter 27, miner.
SAKFISH Tarmi 20, laborer.
SALAVINCO Nicholas 25, laborer. Ellser 27 laborer.
SALODISH Joseph 24, laborer.
SALOROSKI Thomas 25, laborer.
SALSCO Luther 22, picker.
SANTOS John 30, laborer.
SAPPA John 35, laborer.
SARAN Metro, servant. Ulia 30, laborer.
SASANKO James 27, laborer.
SASSEROCK Mike 42, laborer.
SAVAGE Andrew 25, miner.
SAVAGE Mike 28, miner. Julia, Mike 8, Paul 6, Peter 4, Maria.
SCANLON Patrick 60, picker. Mary, Francis 17 driver.
SCAPICHI Mike 45, laborer. Rose, Philomena, Nanewla 30 laborer.
SC?SKO Brokep 24, picker.
SCHENKI Lizzie servant.
SCHURVA John 28, miner.
SCHWARTZ Joe 30.
SCOTT Wm 30, boss. Maggie, Andrew 5, Mary, Bessie, Frank.
SECOT Nat. 24, laborer.
SEIWELL Nathan 45, machinist. Annie M, Rose, Dora, Ezra 8, Elmer 4.
SELMACK Frank 19, laborer.
SELMINSKY John 32, laborer.
SENOR John 15, laborer.
SEPESOK John 35, laborer.
SERAPHIN Albert 36, laborer.
SEROTACK Mike 44, laborer.
SEROVETZ Antoni 25, laborer.
SERVIA Mike 22, laborer.
SEVEANNI Joe 40, laborer. Rose.
SHAMIX Peter 25, laborer.
SHAUBER Madus 50, laborer.
SHANGHNESEY Michael 48, miner. Mary, Peter 20 driver, Michael 18 driver, Luke 16 driver, John 12, Sarah, George 7, William 4, James 2.
SHANISH Nickolas 38, laborer.
SHARISKI John 23, laborer.
SHARKY Ann.
SHARP William 23, laborer.
SHASKO Mike 18, laborer.
SHATSKI Luke 23, laborer.
SHANKO George 18, laborer.
SHEAFFER Hugh 26, miner. Bridget, Mary, Annie.
SHEMRI Ellie 21, picker.
SHERAN Peter 25, laborer. Katie, Mary, Edward 20 laborer.
SHERIFF John 18.
SHERIN Andrew 33, miner. Annie, Annie.
SHIMIKA Mike 17, picker.
SHINKILE Gabriel 30, engineer.
SHINKO Mike 17, picker.
SHINZER Ferdinand 20, picker.
SHINKO John 21, laborer.
SHOFRENSKI Joseph 40, laborer. Mary.
SHORELIN Thomas 40, miner. Bridget, Mary, Daniel 11, Maggie, Frank 5, Isabella, Bridget.
SHORELIN Peter 53, miner. Bridget, John 26 miner, Peter 18 laborer, Dennis 16 laborer, Bridget, Annie, Bernard 9, Cornelius 6, Joseph 4, Rose.
SHORELIN John 30, miner. Bernard 25 miner.
SHRINKER Henri 18,picker.
SHRUGS Andrew 29, laborer.
SHUCKLE Florence 22, miner.
SHUGAN Mike 26, miner.
SHUGAN Andrew 45, laborer. Annie, Burea 11, Mary.
SHUGAN John 17, picker.
SHUGAN Bronica 25, miner.
SHULTZ Philip 29, laborer.
SHUROGETZ Jacob 24, laborer.
SHURIKA George 21, driver.
SHURTZE John 28, laborer. Mary, Peter 3.
SIMON Andrew 30, laborer. William 25 laborer.
SIMMONS Thomas 40, miner. Emma.
SINCLAIR Andrew 42, laborer.
SINGER Samuel 20, miner.
SINGER Daniel 30, miner. Emma, Daniel W 3, Bethina.
SIRKOT Lashko 27, laborer.
SLABISKI Stephen 32, miner.
SLAVIN Kate. Martha A, Henry 12, John 14, Bridget, Martha, Francis 3, Edward 1.
SLAVIN Unity 50. Maggie, Michael D 21 fireman, Patrick 19 laborer, Hugh 15, Catharine.
SLICKER Martin 21, laborer.
SLOTLIOSKI John 30, miner.
SLOVITZKI John 30, laborer.
SLUCK Stephen 22.
SLUITZ Benendict 30, laborer.
SLUKE Wike 28, laborer.
SMITH Charles 36, laborer. Maggie, Charles 16 laborer, Annie, John 10, Wilhemine 9, Auguste, August 1.
SMITH George W 26, railroader.
SMITH Steve 40, laborer.
SMITH Albert 24, laborer.
SMITH Joseph 28, B
SODMACK Cepocon 18, picker.
SOLECK Andro 40, laborer.
SOLFSKY Steve 18, laborer.
SOLLA Mike 19, laborer.
SORAKANISH Mike 22, laborer.
SPANGLER Wm. 52, merchant. Kate, Sallie, Janie, Annie, Maggie, Willie 9, Elder 5.
SPANNO Jasephet 38, laborer.
SPASSATO Bruno 40, laborer.
SPASSITO John 37, laborer.
SPASSATO Francisco 30, laborer.
SPISSEO Paul 40, laborer.
SPOTAKA John 27, fireman.
SQUEWARS Andrew 38, merchant. Eva, Prokip 24 fireman, Annie, John 1.
STABEL William 24, miner.
STABLING John 28, miner.
STABULA Mike 20, laborer.
STANZCO Joe 35, laborer. Antones.
STASKO Joseph 28, laborer. Huli.
STAUFFER KArl 28, laborer.
STAUFFER Isaac 45, teamster. Elizabeth, Jestie T, Emanuel 15, Robbie 11, Howard 9, Lee 7, Warner 5, Cleveland 1.
STAVASH Joe 26, laborer.
STEFANKO John 29, laborer.
STREINICK Andrew 27, laborer.
STOCHERR Peter 57, miner. Caroline, Rachael servant, Mary, Peter 9, Bertha, Valentine 3.
STOFFAL Mike 29, laborer.
STOFFAL Joe 30, laborer.
STOFF?SKI Jacob 40, laborer. Annie M, Alb. 16 laborer, Frank 14 clerk, Cassie, Anthony 6, Thomas 9, Mary, France 2, Annie.
STOPSA Mike 40, laborer.
STRATTON John H 35, miner. Clara, Leeward 6, William O 4, Jolan 2.
STUBBS Alex, 21, laborer.
STUDENT John 27, miner. Mary.
STUPENESKI Mike 40, laborer. Mary, Edgar 16 laborer, Mike 14, Frank 12, Harriet, Mary, Catharine, Alfred 4, Gerald 2.
SUDICK Lesko 24, laborer.
SUKA John 50, miner.
SULLIVAN James 24, miner.
SULLIVAN John 35, miner. Ellen, Hannah, Mary.
SULLIVAN Thomas 21, fireman.
SULLIVAN Thomas 27, railroader. Lizzie, Mary, Ellen.
SUPER Mike 22, laborer.
SUPETZ Martin 38, laborer.
SWEENEY John 30, laborer. Louisa, Bridget, Ellen, Bernard 3, James 1.
SWEENEY Hugh B 28, miner. Mary, Rose A, Mary, Daniel.
SWEENEY Hugh C 28, miner. Annie, Mary, Patrick 1, Patrick 29 miner.
SWEENEY James J 35, laborer. Jennie, Edward 2, James 6.
SWIGER Christopher 29, laborer.
SWINTZ Orad 28, laborer.
SYMTH Joseph 25, laborer.

TAMOSKI Patrick 18, laborer.
TANICK George 25, laborer.
TARAM Charles 30, laborer.
TARRANO Charles 35, laborer.
TASHECO John 38, laborer. Louisa, Harry 4, Susan.
TASK William 22, laborer.
TEDASHKO John 28, laborer.
TENBE John 26.
THOMAS Willie 9.
THOMAS Michael 28.
TINCO Ritzco 20, laborer.
TOD George 26.
TOE George 28, laborer.
TOMINI Rossare 28, laborer.
TOMLIN Joe 19, repairman. Andrew 22 chopper.
TOMPKIAS Evanson 20, laborer.
TONNER Ellen.
TOOTSINE Berto 27, laborer.
TOY Patrick 30, engineer. Fanny, Katie.
TREVASKIS John 19, picker.
TUBBS Timothy H 48, minister. Emma E, William E 15, Ralph E 9.
TUBECK John 20, laborer.
TURKO Simon 25, laborer.
TURNBACK John 25, fireman. Maggie, Jerome 4, Agnes 1, Abraham 77.
TURNBACK Ellen. Joanna.
TURNOSCA Regina.
TURRANO Calvinina. 25, laborer.

URAM Andro 18, laborer.
URATSICK Joe 25, laborer.
URBAN Ivan 20, slate picker.
URITCHIS Andro 30, laborer.

VASE Louisa.
VEDNSON George 24, laborer.
VERVENOT Antoni 55, laborer. Paul 20 laborer.
VITZA Joseph 21, laborer.
VOTORE Andrew 18, laborer.
VOOVA Kashmish 52, laborer.

WAGNER Eugene 30, teamster. Cora.
WALACO John 21, laborer.
WALTON John F 32, clerk.
WARD Albert 23, colliery clerk. Annie.
WARD Patrick 32, miner. Sarah, John 7, Mary, Rose.
WARD John 64,miner. Mary, James 24 miner, Frank 22 miner, Joseph 18 laborer, Cornelius 14 laborer, Ellen, Mary.
WARG Josiah 49, engineer. Caroline B , Laura L, Carrie M, Robert J 14, Elsie G, Florence L.
WARG John H 48, engineer. Mary E, Deilia, Harry S 22 brakeman, Emma, Lizzie M.
WARG Clipper G.
WARGA George 21, laborer.
WARGA Andrew 26, laborer. Mary.
WARLECK Peter 43, laborer.
WARROLECK John 18, laborer.
WASCO Frank 32, laborer.
WASHINKO Mike 22, laborer.
WASHINGTON Rose. Michael 16 miner, Peter 23 laborer,Julia, Bella, Charles 18 teamster, Thomas 16 picker, John 15.
WASIL Gustna 21, laborer.
WASSIL Alex. 24, laborer.
WASNO John 24, laborer.
WELDON WIlliam 49, miner. Elizabeth, Hugh 22 engineer,Willie 18 laborer, Ellen, John 13, James 11, Frederick 9, Maggie, Mary A.
WHAN Adam 28, laborer.
WHITEBRED Philip N 18, laborer.
WHITEKER John 45, miner. Cathairne, Elizabeth, Michael 18 driver, Mary, William 9, John 5, Thomas 1.
WHITFIELD Frank 20, telegraph opt.
WILAKEFIISH Mat. 28, laborer.
WILCO John 25, laborer.
WILLIAMS Robert 34, miner. Sarah, Elizabeth, Jennie, Robert 8, William J 5, Paulina W.
WILLIAMS Benjamin 40, miner. Elizabeth, John 11.
WILLIAMS Thomas T 46, miner. Margaret, Carrie, Maude, Willie 10, Gertie, Lizzie, Anthony 2.
WILLIAMS Lewis 61, miner. Mary, David 29 miner, Maggie, Annie, Cordelia.
WILLIAMS Esther. John T 15, Ann, Thomas 9..
WILLIAMS John W 24, miner. Esther.
WILLIAMS Thomas L 32, miner. Annie, Lizzie, Lewis 7, Thomas 5, Mary J, Bertha.
WILLIE Charles 21, miner.
WINSLOW Frederick 35, blacksmith. Henry 10, Mathew 7.
WINTERS Cork 24, miner.
WISOLISKI Andrew 17, picker.
WISOLISKI Solomon 18, laborer.

YANCO Frederick 17, picker.
YANCO Peter 25, laborer.
YANK Cicero 20, laborer.
YANISH Fobbie 46, laborer.
YANNICK Philip 29, slate picker.
YANNO Andrew 26, laborer.
YANO?ASKI Stanley 30, miner. Julia, Adam.
YANOHSKI Mary A.
YANOVANEK Stephen 24, repairman. Mary, Mary, Stephen 2.
YANNOVICK John 47, slate picker. Mary, John 16, Mary.
YANNOVICK Paul 50, laborer. Karl 10, Annie, Edward 4, Victoria, Peter, Maria.
YANOSHIK Jurro 27, laborer.
YANOSH John 30, laborer.
YANWISH John 33, laborer.
YATSULA Reetz 25, laborer.
YATZI Francisca 35, laborer.
YAZOO Tin 24, laborer.
YAZZELO Steve 24, laborer.
YEAGER George 36, engineer. Joseph 21 fireman.
YEAGER Frederick 37, laborer.
YEANOCK Stanco 28, laborer.
YELE George 37, laborer. Mary, Dellene M, George C 12, Clarence A 10, Lettie L, Boyd E 4.
YELE John 21, trackman. Ellen.
YOUNG Lewis 14.
YOURASKI Mike 23, laborer.
YUSHAK John 40, laborer.

ZADECK Peter 35, laborer.
ZALISKI Joe 35, laborer.
ZAZZO Alberto 19, laborer.
ZEACHIK Steve 27, laborer.
ZEGERS Mike 24, laborer.
ZEIZLER Stephen 18, laborer.
ZOLGOSKO Harri 19, laborer.
ZOLODA Nat. 30, picker.
ZONDOCK Coney 45, laborer. Caroline, George 7, Louisa, Ferdinand 1.
ZONDOCK Lizzie.