Came to US in 1904 from Csaklyo, Zemplen, Hungary (Caklov, Slovakia). He is listed as an Austrian citizen. His age was listed as 15 and he was travelling alone to join a sister Amy Perzsely living at 473 Nepperhan Avenue in Yonkers. His sister paid his passage.
In the 1920 census from Yonkers, New York, his name is spelled Perzsel. His occupation is listed as a beamer in a carpet factory . In 1930 his occupation is listed as a laborer in a sugar refinery.
Buried in unmarked grave in Perzel ploy in Oakland Cemetery, Yonkers, NY. Plot is located in section bounded by cemetery streets Oakland Avenue, Center Street and Ashburton East. There is a large Japanese maple tree one row behind the site.
Father of three children, Andrew Paul, John, and Anne
In the 1920 census from Yonkers, New York, his name is spelled Perzsel. His occupation is listed as a beamer in a carpet factory . In 1930 his occupation is listed as a laborer in a sugar refinery.
Buried in unmarked grave in Perzel ploy in Oakland Cemetery, Yonkers, NY. Plot is located in section bounded by cemetery streets Oakland Avenue, Center Street and Ashburton East. There is a large Japanese maple tree one row behind the site.
Father of three children, Andrew Paul, John, and Anne
Came to US in 1904 from Csaklyo, Zemplen, Hungary (Caklov, Slovakia). He is listed as an Austrian citizen. His age was listed as 15 and he was travelling alone to join a sister Amy Perzsely living at 473 Nepperhan Avenue in Yonkers. His sister paid his passage.
In the 1920 census from Yonkers, New York, his name is spelled Perzsel. His occupation is listed as a beamer in a carpet factory . In 1930 his occupation is listed as a laborer in a sugar refinery.
Buried in unmarked grave in Perzel ploy in Oakland Cemetery, Yonkers, NY. Plot is located in section bounded by cemetery streets Oakland Avenue, Center Street and Ashburton East. There is a large Japanese maple tree one row behind the site.
Father of three children, Andrew Paul, John, and Anne
In the 1920 census from Yonkers, New York, his name is spelled Perzsel. His occupation is listed as a beamer in a carpet factory . In 1930 his occupation is listed as a laborer in a sugar refinery.
Buried in unmarked grave in Perzel ploy in Oakland Cemetery, Yonkers, NY. Plot is located in section bounded by cemetery streets Oakland Avenue, Center Street and Ashburton East. There is a large Japanese maple tree one row behind the site.
Father of three children, Andrew Paul, John, and Anne
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
