Lydia was born in Bergthal, Kolno, Poland.
They had last lived in Romeyken, Prussia with Edmunds Uncle Jakob Pruess prior to emigating to the USA. Lydia and her husband Edmund sailed on the SS Majestic from Southampton and arrived at Ellis Island July 14,1930. They had family already in Egg Harbor City. They also mention they were to stay with Adoph Wolf once they arrived in Egg Harbor. I remember them living on the terrace of the 400 block of Norfolk Ave. We would go there to buy eggs. Edmund and Lydia were my grandmothers cousins. They never had any children. Lydia also worked at one on the clothing factories in Egg Harbor.
They had last lived in Romeyken, Prussia with Edmunds Uncle Jakob Pruess prior to emigating to the USA. Lydia and her husband Edmund sailed on the SS Majestic from Southampton and arrived at Ellis Island July 14,1930. They had family already in Egg Harbor City. They also mention they were to stay with Adoph Wolf once they arrived in Egg Harbor. I remember them living on the terrace of the 400 block of Norfolk Ave. We would go there to buy eggs. Edmund and Lydia were my grandmothers cousins. They never had any children. Lydia also worked at one on the clothing factories in Egg Harbor.
Lydia was born in Bergthal, Kolno, Poland.
They had last lived in Romeyken, Prussia with Edmunds Uncle Jakob Pruess prior to emigating to the USA. Lydia and her husband Edmund sailed on the SS Majestic from Southampton and arrived at Ellis Island July 14,1930. They had family already in Egg Harbor City. They also mention they were to stay with Adoph Wolf once they arrived in Egg Harbor. I remember them living on the terrace of the 400 block of Norfolk Ave. We would go there to buy eggs. Edmund and Lydia were my grandmothers cousins. They never had any children. Lydia also worked at one on the clothing factories in Egg Harbor.
They had last lived in Romeyken, Prussia with Edmunds Uncle Jakob Pruess prior to emigating to the USA. Lydia and her husband Edmund sailed on the SS Majestic from Southampton and arrived at Ellis Island July 14,1930. They had family already in Egg Harbor City. They also mention they were to stay with Adoph Wolf once they arrived in Egg Harbor. I remember them living on the terrace of the 400 block of Norfolk Ave. We would go there to buy eggs. Edmund and Lydia were my grandmothers cousins. They never had any children. Lydia also worked at one on the clothing factories in Egg Harbor.
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