Stephen Timko Sr - Revision history

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Edward Timko Jr.: /* Family Years */

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-''<sup>Page edited 11-Jun -21. ET</sup>''[[File:Stephen "Stif" Timko.jpg|thumb|249x249px|Stephen "Stif" Timko]]
+''<sup>Page edited 22-August -2024. ET</sup>''[[File:Stephen "Stif" Timko.jpg|thumb|249x249px|Stephen "Stif" Timko]]
 Stephen Timko Sr - He was the patriarch of the Timko family in America. He immigrated to this country in 1895  to work in the coal mines of western Pennsylvania. He would work in this country for 12 years before his wife Maria and sons Joseph, Andrew and John would finally join him. There is some evidence that supports the belief that Stephen traveled back and forth a number of times from America to his homeland before his family joined him.
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 ==== Paperwork: ====
-On July 7, 1921, Stephen became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America.
+On July 7, 1921, in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, Stephen became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America. The official certificate documenting his citizenship was '''Certificate of Naturalization, No. 1547521.'''
 ==== Csanovsky: ====
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 Stephen died from cardiac failure as the result of carcinoma of the pancreas on March 21, 1949 at his home in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
-He was buried on March 24, 1949 at St Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
+He was buried on March 24, 1949 at St Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. His grave is located in St. Bernard Cemetery which is located on 200 Clairvaux Drive, about one and half miles northeast of Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania in Section D, Lot 104 E 1/2. His pall bearers: John Hayduk, Max Tomyiko, Any Mausaya, Joe Palchisko, George Bourach and Frank Sunasky

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	Stephen Timko Sr - He was the patriarch of the Timko family in America. He immigrated to this country in 1895 to work in the coal mines of western Pennsylvania. He would work in this country for 12 years before his wife Maria and sons Joseph, Andrew and John would finally join him. There is some evidence that supports the belief that Stephen traveled back and forth a number of times from America to his homeland before his family joined him.		Stephen Timko Sr - He was the patriarch of the Timko family in America. He immigrated to this country in 1895 to work in the coal mines of western Pennsylvania. He would work in this country for 12 years before his wife Maria and sons Joseph, Andrew and John would finally join him. There is some evidence that supports the belief that Stephen traveled back and forth a number of times from America to his homeland before his family joined him.

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 [[File:Stephen "Stif" Timko.jpg|thumb|249x249px|Stephen "Stif" Timko]]
-Stephen Timko Sr - He was the patriarch of the Timko family in America. He immigrated to this country in 1895  to work in the coal mines of western Pennsylvania. He would work in this country for 12 years before his wife Maria and sons Joseph, Andrew and John would finally join him. coal mines. There is evidence that supports the fact that Stephen traveled back and forth a number of times to his homeland during this period.
+Stephen Timko Sr - He was the patriarch of the Timko family in America. He immigrated to this country in 1895  to work in the coal mines of western Pennsylvania. He would work in this country for 12 years before his wife Maria and sons Joseph, Andrew and John would finally join him. There is some evidence that supports the belief that Stephen traveled back and forth a number of times from America to his homeland before his family joined him.
 == Description ==

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 * '''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
 * '''[[Michael Joseph Timko]]'''
-* Anna Margaret Timko
+* '''[[Anna Margaret Timko]]'''
 == Residences ==

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 * '''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''
 * '''[[John Joseph Timko]]'''
-* [[Stephen Michael Timko|'''Paul John Timko''']]
+* '''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
 * '''[[Michael Joseph Timko]]'''
 * Anna Margaret Timko

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 The couple would have eventually have seven children;
-* [[Mary Martha Timko|St]]<nowiki/>ephen Timko Jr
 * '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko Sr]]'''
 * '''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''

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 * [[Mary Martha Timko|St]]<nowiki/>ephen Timko Jr
 * '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko Sr]]'''
-* Andrew George Timko
+* '''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''
 * John Joseph Timko
-* [[Stephen Michael Timko|Paul John Timko]]
+* [[Stephen Michael Timko|'''Paul John Timko''']]
 * [[Elizabeth Margaret Timko|Michael Joseph Timko]]
 * Anna Margaret [[Edward John Timko|Timko]]