Originally BABUSIAK, James chose to spell his last name BABUSH
Born in Lokcza, Arva, Hungary (which is now in Slovakia), James immigrated to the US May 21, 1907 from Bremen, Germany. He settled in Chicago and worked in a steel foundry, chemical works plant and even in a car shop. In 1908 he married Veronica Elena Matejcik. Together they had ten children: Joseph Eugene, John Julius, Helen Barbara, James G., Mary Veronica, Steven Eugene, Andrew R., Josephine "Finka", Anna Therese "Honey", and Richard Peter.
Born in Lokcza, Arva, Hungary (which is now in Slovakia), James immigrated to the US May 21, 1907 from Bremen, Germany. He settled in Chicago and worked in a steel foundry, chemical works plant and even in a car shop. In 1908 he married Veronica Elena Matejcik. Together they had ten children: Joseph Eugene, John Julius, Helen Barbara, James G., Mary Veronica, Steven Eugene, Andrew R., Josephine "Finka", Anna Therese "Honey", and Richard Peter.
Originally BABUSIAK, James chose to spell his last name BABUSH
Born in Lokcza, Arva, Hungary (which is now in Slovakia), James immigrated to the US May 21, 1907 from Bremen, Germany. He settled in Chicago and worked in a steel foundry, chemical works plant and even in a car shop. In 1908 he married Veronica Elena Matejcik. Together they had ten children: Joseph Eugene, John Julius, Helen Barbara, James G., Mary Veronica, Steven Eugene, Andrew R., Josephine "Finka", Anna Therese "Honey", and Richard Peter.
Born in Lokcza, Arva, Hungary (which is now in Slovakia), James immigrated to the US May 21, 1907 from Bremen, Germany. He settled in Chicago and worked in a steel foundry, chemical works plant and even in a car shop. In 1908 he married Veronica Elena Matejcik. Together they had ten children: Joseph Eugene, John Julius, Helen Barbara, James G., Mary Veronica, Steven Eugene, Andrew R., Josephine "Finka", Anna Therese "Honey", and Richard Peter.
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