He was my grandfather, who arrived in the United States in 1907. He was married three times. His wives were Maria Klymkowycz, Tessie Habocsik and my grandmother, Anastasia Domansky. He had four children: Michael, Elias William, John and Jan.
He was born in Labacz, Brody region, Ukraine. Known siblings were Wasyl (William), Ivan (John). Both siblings immigrated to Canada. Parents were Elias Kolosowsky and Anna Niedzielsky.
He lived most of his life in the United States in Manhattan, working as a pushcart operator and operating a grocery store on E. Second Street on the Lower East Side.
He was born in Labacz, Brody region, Ukraine. Known siblings were Wasyl (William), Ivan (John). Both siblings immigrated to Canada. Parents were Elias Kolosowsky and Anna Niedzielsky.
He lived most of his life in the United States in Manhattan, working as a pushcart operator and operating a grocery store on E. Second Street on the Lower East Side.
He was my grandfather, who arrived in the United States in 1907. He was married three times. His wives were Maria Klymkowycz, Tessie Habocsik and my grandmother, Anastasia Domansky. He had four children: Michael, Elias William, John and Jan.
He was born in Labacz, Brody region, Ukraine. Known siblings were Wasyl (William), Ivan (John). Both siblings immigrated to Canada. Parents were Elias Kolosowsky and Anna Niedzielsky.
He lived most of his life in the United States in Manhattan, working as a pushcart operator and operating a grocery store on E. Second Street on the Lower East Side.
He was born in Labacz, Brody region, Ukraine. Known siblings were Wasyl (William), Ivan (John). Both siblings immigrated to Canada. Parents were Elias Kolosowsky and Anna Niedzielsky.
He lived most of his life in the United States in Manhattan, working as a pushcart operator and operating a grocery store on E. Second Street on the Lower East Side.
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