Rudolf was born in Germany to John and Susannah (Cook) Nahodil. In 1880, he married Rosamond.
Rudolf arrived at Ellis Island aboard The Braunschweig on April 12, 1892. Records show that he traveled alone with his wife and children arriving in Philadelphia in August of the same year.
On February 6, 1905, Rudolf renounced his Austrian citizenship and completed his naturalization process whereby he was admitted as a citizen of the United States.
Rudolf arrived at Ellis Island aboard The Braunschweig on April 12, 1892. Records show that he traveled alone with his wife and children arriving in Philadelphia in August of the same year.
On February 6, 1905, Rudolf renounced his Austrian citizenship and completed his naturalization process whereby he was admitted as a citizen of the United States.
Rudolf was born in Germany to John and Susannah (Cook) Nahodil. In 1880, he married Rosamond.
Rudolf arrived at Ellis Island aboard The Braunschweig on April 12, 1892. Records show that he traveled alone with his wife and children arriving in Philadelphia in August of the same year.
On February 6, 1905, Rudolf renounced his Austrian citizenship and completed his naturalization process whereby he was admitted as a citizen of the United States.
Rudolf arrived at Ellis Island aboard The Braunschweig on April 12, 1892. Records show that he traveled alone with his wife and children arriving in Philadelphia in August of the same year.
On February 6, 1905, Rudolf renounced his Austrian citizenship and completed his naturalization process whereby he was admitted as a citizen of the United States.
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