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100 Years in America
http://www.100inamerica.blogspot.com
From a little Kajkavian Croatian village in Hungary to New York City and beyond...
- Added on: Nov 6th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Smallest Leaf
- Listed in: Genealogy History
- Tags: genealogy family history new york croatia hungary ellis island
Recent Posts
Shades of wonderful
Though I'm busy taking care of my new baby, I couldn't resist taking the time to share the news about footnoteMaven's new baby: Shades of the Departed - The Magazine.If you are a fan of her Shades of the Departed or footnoteMaven blogs, or are unawar...
Announcing the smallest leaf on my family tree...
Regular readers of 100 Years in America and my other blogs have surely noticed that new posts from me have been few and far between for awhile now. In fact, I have recently had a fellow blogger write to confirm whether or not I had fallen off the edg...
100 Years in America the Beautiful
With great appreciation to Katharine Lee Bates who penned the beloved song America, The Beautiful in 1913.O beautiful for spacious skiesthat welcomed all my kinwho crossed the seas with hopeful dreamsthey carried deep within.America! America! God she...
Two years for 100 Years in America!
Two years ago today I took my first footsteps into the blogging world here with the inaugural post at 100 Years in America and over at Small-leaved Shamrock followed the next day by the small beginnings of another blog, A light that shines again. Th...
Wordless Wednesday: The pride of Croatia
Ivic's painting of the young girl sewing a Croatian flag thanks to the Croatian History website's Croatian Coat of Arms During the Centuries. The painting was originally published on the cover of "Hrvatska žena, grana br. 1, Chicago, 1929-2009; Croa...
Wordless Wednesday: Trenton, New Jersey Post Office, c. 1909
Could this have been the building from which Steven Toth sent letters to his wife and family giving them information about his new life in America? Did he write? If so, how often? He missed the birth of his second child. Her birth record lists him i...
