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Son of Dmytró 'Mitro' and Ánna Brenzovich, maiden name unknown at this time. Nykoláj was born on 18 Dec 1892 in
Vŷška, Už County, Transcarpathian Rus’, Austria-Hungary (present day Ukraine). He married Éva Lakatosh,
on 18 Oct 1913 in St Clair, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
and they had two children. Nykoláj died on 19 Jul 1956 in Youngstown,
Mahoning County Ohio. He buried in the Tod-Homestead
Cemetery, Youngstown,
Mahoning County Ohio.
For
more information regarding Nykoláj, his spouse Éva and his children, scroll down the page.
More
about Nykoláj ‘Nick’ Brenzovich:
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Immigration:
Arriving at the port of New York City, 14 Aug 1910; departed from Hamburg Germany on board the SS Cincinnati
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Naturalization:
23 June 1938 is when Nykoláj's petition was granted and he took the oath of allegiance
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Residence:
Mar 1919 moved to Mahoning County Ohio Residence: Formally of St Clair Pennsylvania, and Binghamton New York
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Residence:
At time of death; 1951 Manhattan Ave, Youngstown
Ohio
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Nationality/Ethnicity:
Czechoslovakian/Rusnak (Ruthenian) or Carpatho-Rusyn as they are presently referred to
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Employer:
US Steel Corporation, as of the Youngstown City Directory for 1954-55
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Occupation:
Electric welder
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Death Fact:
Died while at St Elizabeth’s Hospital Youngstown Ohio, time of death 5:00pm
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Age:
At time of death: 63 years, 7 months, 1 day
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Cause
of Death: Carcinosis (widely spread cancer) of the right lung
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Other conditions: Gangrene of the left foot due to arterial thrombus (blood clot)
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Death
Certif. Informant: Nick Brenzovich Jr
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Funeral
Director: Kubina Funeral Home, Youngstown Ohio
Notes
for Nykoláj ‘Nick’ Brenzovich:
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BIRTH PLACE: The village Vŷška is
located in the Velkyj Bereznyj district of the Transcarpathian Oblast (Region) of present day Ukraine.
Vŷška is the Carpatho-Rusyn spelling, while Vyška is
the Ukrainian spelling and Viharos is the Hungarian name. Prior to the partitioning of the Hungarian Empire after World War I, Vŷška
was then part of the Hungarian Empire and was located in the administrative county
of Už [English translation is Uzh, spelled Ung in Hungarian]. Vŷška
is geographically located in southern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains of East-Central Europe, the ancestral homeland of
the Carpatho-Rusyn people. The region was known for centuries as Carpathian Rus';
also referred to as Ruthenia. The area comprising
Už County was called Subcarpathian Rus’. After World War I it
was made part of the republic of Czechoslovakia. After World War II it was annexed by the Soviet Union and made part of the Ukraine. For more informatin about the Carpatho-Rusyn
people and their homelanc, chick here
Spouse: Éva Lakatosh
Éva
was born on 7 Oct 1892 in Vŷška, Už County, Transcarpathian Rus’, Austria-Hungary (present day Ukraine). Her parents are unknown
at this time. She married Nykoláj ‘Nick’ Brenzovich on 18 Oct 1913
in St Clair, Schuylkill County Pennsylvania and they had two children. Éva died 9 May 1962 in Youngstown, Mahoning County Ohio. She is buried
in the Tod-Homestead Cemetery, Youngstown, Mahoning County Ohio.
More
about Éva Lakatosh:
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Immigration:
Arriving at the port of New York some time in July 1912; place
of departure and ship name are unknown at this time
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Residence:
Formally of St Clair Pennsylvania, Binghamton
New York
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Residence:
At time of death; N Belle Vista Ave, Youngstown
Ohio
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Occupation:
Housewife
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Religion:
Member of St Michaels Church (Assume St Michaels Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Chuch based on proximity of residence)
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Death Fact:
Died while in St Elizabeth’s Hospital, Youngstown Ohio,
time of death 9:15pm
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Age: At
time of death; 69 years, 7 months, 2 days
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Cause of
Death: Bronchial Pneumonia
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Funeral
Director: Kubina FuneralHome, 2403 South Ave, Youngstown
Ohio
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Grandchildren: At time of death, Éva had three grandchildren
Notes
for Éva Lakatosh:
- BIRTH PLACE: The village Vŷška is
located in the Velkyj Bereznyj district of the Transcarpathian Oblast (Region) of present day Ukraine.
Vŷška is the Carpatho-Rusyn spelling, while Vyška is
the Ukrainian spelling and Viharos is the Hungarian name. Prior to the partitioning of the Hungarian Empire after World War I, Vŷška
was then part of the Hungarian Empire and was located in the administrative county
of Už [English translation is Uzh, spelled Ung in Hungarian]. Vŷška
is geographically located in southern slopes of the Carpathian Mountains of East-Central Europe, the ancestral homeland of
the Carpatho-Rusyn people. The region was known for centuries as Carpathian Rus';
also referred to as Ruthenia. The area comprising
Už County was called Subcarpathian Rus’. After World War I it
was made part of the republic of Czechoslovakia. After World War II it was annexed by the Soviet Union and made part of the Ukraine. For more information about the Carpatho-Rusyn
people and their homeland, chick here
Children of: Nykoláj 'Nick' and Eva ([-?-]) Brenzovich
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