Anthony immigrated from Lithuania to Montana where he became a naturalized citizen in 1900. Later he lived in Seattle, Washington. Around 1917 he relocated to Vancouver where he worked as a logger and a ship builder.
According to Anthony's WWI draft card, his nearest relative was D. Klikna of Springfield, Illinois, making him a possible relative to Dominic Klikna
Source: Obituary for Anthony Klikana found in The Province (Vancouver, BC, Canada) originally published 22 Nov 1934
According to Anthony's WWI draft card, his nearest relative was D. Klikna of Springfield, Illinois, making him a possible relative to Dominic Klikna
Source: Obituary for Anthony Klikana found in The Province (Vancouver, BC, Canada) originally published 22 Nov 1934
Anthony immigrated from Lithuania to Montana where he became a naturalized citizen in 1900. Later he lived in Seattle, Washington. Around 1917 he relocated to Vancouver where he worked as a logger and a ship builder.
According to Anthony's WWI draft card, his nearest relative was D. Klikna of Springfield, Illinois, making him a possible relative to Dominic Klikna
Source: Obituary for Anthony Klikana found in The Province (Vancouver, BC, Canada) originally published 22 Nov 1934
According to Anthony's WWI draft card, his nearest relative was D. Klikna of Springfield, Illinois, making him a possible relative to Dominic Klikna
Source: Obituary for Anthony Klikana found in The Province (Vancouver, BC, Canada) originally published 22 Nov 1934
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