William is the son of Simion Merkell Loskutoff and Dadeya Nikali Buchnoff. He is one of ten known children: Mary, John, William, Jack, Markel, Nickoli, Alexai, Emma, Matrona, and Hanya.
He married Prascovia Nikitinivna Corboff in 1906 in Russia. They have seven known children: Augusta, Samuel, Nick, Alice, Mary, William, and Peter. William and his family lived on Potrero Hill in San Francisco, CA. For a time he was a riveter in the shipyards and a laborer at the lumberyard.
Family returned to Russia and later came back to America in 1928 aboard the Ile de France, 11/13/1928
Initial immigration iwas in 1907 and returned to Russia in 1923; brother: Mr. Ivan Loskutoff, 850 Wisconsin Street, San Francisco, CA
Lived in Rign, Latvia; final destination is San Francisco; in possession of $400
Port of Departure: Le Havre, France
Loskutoff, Basilio, age 40, farmer, born in Novo Salim
Pruscova, age3 38, housewife, born in Novo Salim
Basilio, age 1 year, in hospital and later discharged
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OBITUARY
Rev. W.S. Loskutoff
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) for the Rev. William S. Loskutoff, pastor of the Russian Molokan Christian Church from 1907 to 1954.
The 71-year old minister, who came to San Francisco from his native Russia, died Tuesday.
He is survived by his wife, Prascovia; three sons, Nick, William and Peter, and three daughters, Alice and Mary Loskutoff and Mrs. Gussie Agapoff.
Funeral services will be held at the Molokan Church, 841 Carolina Street. A prayer service will be held at the church at 7 o'clock tonight (Friday). Burial will be in the Russian Sectarian Cemetery.
[San Francisco Chronicle, Friday 28 August 1959, Page 37]
He married Prascovia Nikitinivna Corboff in 1906 in Russia. They have seven known children: Augusta, Samuel, Nick, Alice, Mary, William, and Peter. William and his family lived on Potrero Hill in San Francisco, CA. For a time he was a riveter in the shipyards and a laborer at the lumberyard.
Family returned to Russia and later came back to America in 1928 aboard the Ile de France, 11/13/1928
Initial immigration iwas in 1907 and returned to Russia in 1923; brother: Mr. Ivan Loskutoff, 850 Wisconsin Street, San Francisco, CA
Lived in Rign, Latvia; final destination is San Francisco; in possession of $400
Port of Departure: Le Havre, France
Loskutoff, Basilio, age 40, farmer, born in Novo Salim
Pruscova, age3 38, housewife, born in Novo Salim
Basilio, age 1 year, in hospital and later discharged
==============================
OBITUARY
Rev. W.S. Loskutoff
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) for the Rev. William S. Loskutoff, pastor of the Russian Molokan Christian Church from 1907 to 1954.
The 71-year old minister, who came to San Francisco from his native Russia, died Tuesday.
He is survived by his wife, Prascovia; three sons, Nick, William and Peter, and three daughters, Alice and Mary Loskutoff and Mrs. Gussie Agapoff.
Funeral services will be held at the Molokan Church, 841 Carolina Street. A prayer service will be held at the church at 7 o'clock tonight (Friday). Burial will be in the Russian Sectarian Cemetery.
[San Francisco Chronicle, Friday 28 August 1959, Page 37]
William is the son of Simion Merkell Loskutoff and Dadeya Nikali Buchnoff. He is one of ten known children: Mary, John, William, Jack, Markel, Nickoli, Alexai, Emma, Matrona, and Hanya.
He married Prascovia Nikitinivna Corboff in 1906 in Russia. They have seven known children: Augusta, Samuel, Nick, Alice, Mary, William, and Peter. William and his family lived on Potrero Hill in San Francisco, CA. For a time he was a riveter in the shipyards and a laborer at the lumberyard.
Family returned to Russia and later came back to America in 1928 aboard the Ile de France, 11/13/1928
Initial immigration iwas in 1907 and returned to Russia in 1923; brother: Mr. Ivan Loskutoff, 850 Wisconsin Street, San Francisco, CA
Lived in Rign, Latvia; final destination is San Francisco; in possession of $400
Port of Departure: Le Havre, France
Loskutoff, Basilio, age 40, farmer, born in Novo Salim
Pruscova, age3 38, housewife, born in Novo Salim
Basilio, age 1 year, in hospital and later discharged
==============================
OBITUARY
Rev. W.S. Loskutoff
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) for the Rev. William S. Loskutoff, pastor of the Russian Molokan Christian Church from 1907 to 1954.
The 71-year old minister, who came to San Francisco from his native Russia, died Tuesday.
He is survived by his wife, Prascovia; three sons, Nick, William and Peter, and three daughters, Alice and Mary Loskutoff and Mrs. Gussie Agapoff.
Funeral services will be held at the Molokan Church, 841 Carolina Street. A prayer service will be held at the church at 7 o'clock tonight (Friday). Burial will be in the Russian Sectarian Cemetery.
[San Francisco Chronicle, Friday 28 August 1959, Page 37]
He married Prascovia Nikitinivna Corboff in 1906 in Russia. They have seven known children: Augusta, Samuel, Nick, Alice, Mary, William, and Peter. William and his family lived on Potrero Hill in San Francisco, CA. For a time he was a riveter in the shipyards and a laborer at the lumberyard.
Family returned to Russia and later came back to America in 1928 aboard the Ile de France, 11/13/1928
Initial immigration iwas in 1907 and returned to Russia in 1923; brother: Mr. Ivan Loskutoff, 850 Wisconsin Street, San Francisco, CA
Lived in Rign, Latvia; final destination is San Francisco; in possession of $400
Port of Departure: Le Havre, France
Loskutoff, Basilio, age 40, farmer, born in Novo Salim
Pruscova, age3 38, housewife, born in Novo Salim
Basilio, age 1 year, in hospital and later discharged
==============================
OBITUARY
Rev. W.S. Loskutoff
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday) for the Rev. William S. Loskutoff, pastor of the Russian Molokan Christian Church from 1907 to 1954.
The 71-year old minister, who came to San Francisco from his native Russia, died Tuesday.
He is survived by his wife, Prascovia; three sons, Nick, William and Peter, and three daughters, Alice and Mary Loskutoff and Mrs. Gussie Agapoff.
Funeral services will be held at the Molokan Church, 841 Carolina Street. A prayer service will be held at the church at 7 o'clock tonight (Friday). Burial will be in the Russian Sectarian Cemetery.
[San Francisco Chronicle, Friday 28 August 1959, Page 37]
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