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== Joseph and Anna ==

Revision as of 22:24, 10 June 2021

Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko

Page edited 3-Jun -21. ET

Introduction

This website represents the culmination of ten years of research into the members of the Timko/Berish extended family.

The nexus of this extended family came about with the marriage of Joseph John Timko Sr to Anna Veronica Berish. Their simple marriage brought together two immigrant families who had come to America in an attempt to provide their families with a better way of life. This young couple's wedding took place on September 14, 1914 in the small coal-mining town of Dixonville in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. It's through this joining that the Timko/Berish extended family was created.

To gain an appreciation of the size of this extended family, one has to realize that Joseph came from a large family of five brothers and one sister, whereas Anna came from an even larger family of six bothers and six sisters. And as often in these situations, the 18 siblings of Joseph and Anna would go on to marry, have their own children, and cause the family to swell to almost eighty individuals. Then when the children of these families had their own children, the extended Timko/ Berish family grew into the hundreds of family members that we know today.

As one would expect, the purpose of this website is to acquaint and educate future generations of this extended family about their ancestors and the lineages that were created by the subsequent marriages of Joseph and Anna, and the marriages of their siblings. The website itself utilizes MediaWiki to provide linked-based structure that creates interconnections (links) between the subject matter of the various web pages. All subject names displayed in a bold font face are active links to other webpages that expand on the subject matter indicated. [Please note that while this website utilizes MediaWikiTM to present information about the family, it in no manner a part of the popular WikipediaTM website. Therefore, one should not attempt or expect to find information about the family hosted on the WikipediaTM website.]

Timko & Berish Family Trees & Others

  • Berish Family Tree
  • Bishop Family Tree
  • Briscoe Family Tree
  • Dankovick Family Tree
  • Dellafiora Family Tree
  • Everett Family Tree
  • Furin Family Tree
  • Galetka Family Tree
  • Hudak Family Tree
  • Jones Family Tree
  • McBride Family Tree
  • Nemitt Family Tree
  • Norris Family Tree
  • Novotny Family Tree
  • Petiya Family Tree
  • Setlock Family Tree
  • Timko Family Tree
  • Witco Family Tree
  • Zilka Family Tree

Timko/Berish Extended Family Index

Extended Family Index - Updated on a weekly basis.

Joseph and Anna

Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

Joseph John Timko Sr. and Anna Veronica Berish married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Their Children

Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary with their nine children. (1949)

The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Their Grandchildren

The children of Joseph and Anna presented their parents with 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of their grandchildren were boys and seventeen of them were girls. However, Joseph, who died in 1954, would not live long enough to see the last nineteen of his grandchildren enter this world. Only his wife Anna would live long enough to be a part of their lives.

  • Paul Albert Petrilla
  • John David Petrilla
  • Joseph Ronald Timko
  • Robert Michael Politsky
  • Stephen Michael Timko
  • Dean Jerome Timko
  • Susan Margaret Timko
  • Joyce Marie Timko
  • Albert James Timko Jr.
  • George Edward Timko Jr.
  • Allen Jeffrey Timko
  • Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
  • James Joseph Campbell
  • Emily Jo Burin
  • Edward John Timko Jr.
  • Joanne Louise Timko
  • Sara Anne Campbell
  • Sheryl Ann Timko
  • Kenneth Joseph Timko
  • Janice Lynn Burin
  • Paulette Suzette Timko
  • Thomas Michael Burin
  • Erica Megan Grohosky
  • Donald Judson Timko
  • John Joseph Timko
  • George Michael Campbell
  • Melisa Lynne Grohosky
  • Jeannette Francis Timko
  • Louise Karen Timko
  • Margaret Louise Timko
  • Randall Gerard Grohosky
  • Elizabeth Therese Campbell
  • Marjorie Anne Campbell
  • Mary Beth Timko
  • Dorothy Marie Campbell
  • Timothy James Timko
  • Ronald Lawrence Timko