An US citizen, Mr. Ammiff died of pneumonia at British Hospital in Buenos Aires, aged 52. He was survived by his wife, Alta Ammiff, and son, Alexander Ammiff.
He was naturalized a U.S. citizen in New York, NY, on 21 October 1921, Naturalization Certificate #1444204. He served as a fireman aboard the SS WEST IRA, of the McCormick Steamship Line, having signed on in San Francisco, CA.
Information from Report of the Death of an American Citizen, American Foreign Service, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 22 September 1937: Seaman's Certificate Application, 1928 (date of birth varied).
He was naturalized a U.S. citizen in New York, NY, on 21 October 1921, Naturalization Certificate #1444204. He served as a fireman aboard the SS WEST IRA, of the McCormick Steamship Line, having signed on in San Francisco, CA.
Information from Report of the Death of an American Citizen, American Foreign Service, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 22 September 1937: Seaman's Certificate Application, 1928 (date of birth varied).
An US citizen, Mr. Ammiff died of pneumonia at British Hospital in Buenos Aires, aged 52. He was survived by his wife, Alta Ammiff, and son, Alexander Ammiff.
He was naturalized a U.S. citizen in New York, NY, on 21 October 1921, Naturalization Certificate #1444204. He served as a fireman aboard the SS WEST IRA, of the McCormick Steamship Line, having signed on in San Francisco, CA.
Information from Report of the Death of an American Citizen, American Foreign Service, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 22 September 1937: Seaman's Certificate Application, 1928 (date of birth varied).
He was naturalized a U.S. citizen in New York, NY, on 21 October 1921, Naturalization Certificate #1444204. He served as a fireman aboard the SS WEST IRA, of the McCormick Steamship Line, having signed on in San Francisco, CA.
Information from Report of the Death of an American Citizen, American Foreign Service, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 22 September 1937: Seaman's Certificate Application, 1928 (date of birth varied).
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