Karolina came to the United States in 1889 from Moravia.
She traveled with three of her four children: Marie, Frantiska, and Joseph. Also coming with her was Mary Agnes
Novotny. Daughter Josephine came to the United States in 1885 according to Census data. They settled in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. Karolina was the widow of Joseph Krytinar and he is buried in Moravia. The surname is often spelled Krytiner.
Year of birth was 1845, not 1856 as shown on tombstone.
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She traveled with three of her four children: Marie, Frantiska, and Joseph. Also coming with her was Mary Agnes
Novotny. Daughter Josephine came to the United States in 1885 according to Census data. They settled in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. Karolina was the widow of Joseph Krytinar and he is buried in Moravia. The surname is often spelled Krytiner.
Year of birth was 1845, not 1856 as shown on tombstone.
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Karolina came to the United States in 1889 from Moravia.
She traveled with three of her four children: Marie, Frantiska, and Joseph. Also coming with her was Mary Agnes
Novotny. Daughter Josephine came to the United States in 1885 according to Census data. They settled in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. Karolina was the widow of Joseph Krytinar and he is buried in Moravia. The surname is often spelled Krytiner.
Year of birth was 1845, not 1856 as shown on tombstone.
.
She traveled with three of her four children: Marie, Frantiska, and Joseph. Also coming with her was Mary Agnes
Novotny. Daughter Josephine came to the United States in 1885 according to Census data. They settled in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. Karolina was the widow of Joseph Krytinar and he is buried in Moravia. The surname is often spelled Krytiner.
Year of birth was 1845, not 1856 as shown on tombstone.
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