| Martin emigrated twice from Nowosielec Austria through Bremen Germany to New York. He sailed first on the SS Willehad, leaving Bremen on 23 Nov 1899 and arriving in New York 8 Dec 1899. He was listed as 35, married and a laborer. He could not read or write and was listed as having Galacia nationality and of the Polish race. He travelled with Stanislaw Tutak, possibly his brother. Family tells of Martin as not liking the States and he went back to Nowosielec. He emigrated a second time, through Bremen on 13 May 1905 and arriving in New York 24 May 1905. This time he travelled alone, and could read and write. |
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Jedrzej emigrated from Nowosielce Austria through Bremen Germany to New York, where his name was changed to Andrew. He sailed on the SS President Grant 31 Oct 1909 and arrived in New York 11 Nov 1909. He was 18 years old, single, a farm laborer, able to read and write and was of Austrian nationality and Polish race. He stated he left his father, Marcin Tutak, in Nowosielce and was headed to see his friend in Willimantic CT. He had $20 on him, had never been in the States before and was listed as 5'6" with fair hair and blue eyes. He travelled with Maria Terczak (Tyrczyk?), Jan Furlik and Jan Tutak, possibly his cousin. Antonina emigrated from Nowosielec Austria through Bremen Germany to New York, where her name was changed to Antoinette. She sailed on the SS George Washington on 05 Apr 1913, and arrived in New York 14 Apr 1913. She was listed as 17 years old, single, a servant, able to read and write, and was of Austrian nationality and Ruthenian race. She stated she left her mother, Kat Furlik, in Nowosielec and was headed to her sister-in-law's, last name Pless. She had $10 dollars on her, had never been to the States before, and was listed as 5'2" with brown hair and blue eyes. She travelled alone. |
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