Aloysia "Lojska" Krajnc was born in the town of Trieste/Trst Slovenia to Antonius and Helena, nee Zornik, Krajnc.
She met and was courted by her future husband, Michael "Miha" Ribnikar, while still in Slovenia. After Michael came to Chicago he continued to court her by mail. After she came to America they were married, in Chicago, on April 20, 1912 in St. Teresa's Church. They had two children; Marie and Michael.
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Siblings; Marija Krajnc and Josef "Pepe" Krajnc remained in Slovenia and did not come to America.
"Trst je naš!" is Slovenian and means "Trieste is ours!"
She met and was courted by her future husband, Michael "Miha" Ribnikar, while still in Slovenia. After Michael came to Chicago he continued to court her by mail. After she came to America they were married, in Chicago, on April 20, 1912 in St. Teresa's Church. They had two children; Marie and Michael.
- Family background -
Siblings; Marija Krajnc and Josef "Pepe" Krajnc remained in Slovenia and did not come to America.
"Trst je naš!" is Slovenian and means "Trieste is ours!"
Aloysia "Lojska" Krajnc was born in the town of Trieste/Trst Slovenia to Antonius and Helena, nee Zornik, Krajnc.
She met and was courted by her future husband, Michael "Miha" Ribnikar, while still in Slovenia. After Michael came to Chicago he continued to court her by mail. After she came to America they were married, in Chicago, on April 20, 1912 in St. Teresa's Church. They had two children; Marie and Michael.
- Family background -
Siblings; Marija Krajnc and Josef "Pepe" Krajnc remained in Slovenia and did not come to America.
"Trst je naš!" is Slovenian and means "Trieste is ours!"
She met and was courted by her future husband, Michael "Miha" Ribnikar, while still in Slovenia. After Michael came to Chicago he continued to court her by mail. After she came to America they were married, in Chicago, on April 20, 1912 in St. Teresa's Church. They had two children; Marie and Michael.
- Family background -
Siblings; Marija Krajnc and Josef "Pepe" Krajnc remained in Slovenia and did not come to America.
"Trst je naš!" is Slovenian and means "Trieste is ours!"
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