Edward Edmund Feicho was born on April 29, 1896 most likely in Zurwice near Wroclaw, Poland. Although born in Poland, Edward Feicho was one of the German immigrants whose family moved east during the Prussian/Austrian/Russian partitions of Poland. He spoke German and was Lutheran.
His parents were Johan August Feicho [Fecho] (born March 15 1854, in Kazubek, Kolo, Poznan, Poland - died July 5, 1939 in Elgin, Illinois) and Wilhelmina Feicho (born in Prsystronie, Kolo, Poznan, Poland Dec. 29, 1857 and died May 30, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois). His parents had tou other children: Rosalie (born 1877 or 1879); Emil (born 1880) Albert (born 1888) and Emilie, also known as Emily (born 1881).
Edward arrived in America on June 13, 1911 via Philadelphia, PA. He became an American citizen on December 3, 1928 in Chicago, Illinois.
Edward listed his occupation as "baker" on his World War I draft card. The card was dated 1917 and he listed himself as "single."
Edward married Margaret Ella Meicke (born April 13, 1904, died August 13, 1951) on May 3, 1924 at Peace Lutheran Church. They had three children: Emily Lena (born 1925), Wilma (born 1927), and Edward (born 1932).
His parents were Johan August Feicho [Fecho] (born March 15 1854, in Kazubek, Kolo, Poznan, Poland - died July 5, 1939 in Elgin, Illinois) and Wilhelmina Feicho (born in Prsystronie, Kolo, Poznan, Poland Dec. 29, 1857 and died May 30, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois). His parents had tou other children: Rosalie (born 1877 or 1879); Emil (born 1880) Albert (born 1888) and Emilie, also known as Emily (born 1881).
Edward arrived in America on June 13, 1911 via Philadelphia, PA. He became an American citizen on December 3, 1928 in Chicago, Illinois.
Edward listed his occupation as "baker" on his World War I draft card. The card was dated 1917 and he listed himself as "single."
Edward married Margaret Ella Meicke (born April 13, 1904, died August 13, 1951) on May 3, 1924 at Peace Lutheran Church. They had three children: Emily Lena (born 1925), Wilma (born 1927), and Edward (born 1932).
Edward Edmund Feicho was born on April 29, 1896 most likely in Zurwice near Wroclaw, Poland. Although born in Poland, Edward Feicho was one of the German immigrants whose family moved east during the Prussian/Austrian/Russian partitions of Poland. He spoke German and was Lutheran.
His parents were Johan August Feicho [Fecho] (born March 15 1854, in Kazubek, Kolo, Poznan, Poland - died July 5, 1939 in Elgin, Illinois) and Wilhelmina Feicho (born in Prsystronie, Kolo, Poznan, Poland Dec. 29, 1857 and died May 30, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois). His parents had tou other children: Rosalie (born 1877 or 1879); Emil (born 1880) Albert (born 1888) and Emilie, also known as Emily (born 1881).
Edward arrived in America on June 13, 1911 via Philadelphia, PA. He became an American citizen on December 3, 1928 in Chicago, Illinois.
Edward listed his occupation as "baker" on his World War I draft card. The card was dated 1917 and he listed himself as "single."
Edward married Margaret Ella Meicke (born April 13, 1904, died August 13, 1951) on May 3, 1924 at Peace Lutheran Church. They had three children: Emily Lena (born 1925), Wilma (born 1927), and Edward (born 1932).
His parents were Johan August Feicho [Fecho] (born March 15 1854, in Kazubek, Kolo, Poznan, Poland - died July 5, 1939 in Elgin, Illinois) and Wilhelmina Feicho (born in Prsystronie, Kolo, Poznan, Poland Dec. 29, 1857 and died May 30, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois). His parents had tou other children: Rosalie (born 1877 or 1879); Emil (born 1880) Albert (born 1888) and Emilie, also known as Emily (born 1881).
Edward arrived in America on June 13, 1911 via Philadelphia, PA. He became an American citizen on December 3, 1928 in Chicago, Illinois.
Edward listed his occupation as "baker" on his World War I draft card. The card was dated 1917 and he listed himself as "single."
Edward married Margaret Ella Meicke (born April 13, 1904, died August 13, 1951) on May 3, 1924 at Peace Lutheran Church. They had three children: Emily Lena (born 1925), Wilma (born 1927), and Edward (born 1932).
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