Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko (July 1868 - bef. 15 Apr 1946) - Family History

Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko

  (July 1868,  Svinica, Košice, Slovakia (Petőszinye, Abauj-Torna, Austria-Hungary)  - bef. 15 Apr 1946,  Thompson, Connecticut or Webster, Massachusetts )  
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Ancestry  Pedigree Chart for Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko

Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko  was the child of George? Tomko and Barbara? Juhasz?

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Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko - Life Events

1876 - Invention - The wired telephone (Alexander Graham Bell, Scotland/United States)

1877 - Invention - The phonograph (Thomas Alva Edison, United States)

1879 - Invention - Incandescent light bulb (Thomas Alva Edison, United States)

1884 - Inventions - Photographic film (George Eastman, United States)
The roller coaster (LeMarcus A. Thompson, United States)

NOTE: Response to inquiry on Ancestry.com -- "Yes, Andras Kovalcsik and Elizabeth Tomko had one son Andras, born 9 AUG 1889 there in Felso Kamence, but I am sorry to say, it seems that he was born out of wedlock. Andras Kovalcsik was an Lutheran and Elizabeth Tomko was Helvetian confession. They have very beautiful church there in Vysna Kamenica and that village is situated under mountains. Mick /Kosice, Slovakia/"

1888 - Invention - The portable photographic camera (George Eastman, United States)

1889 - Invention - The automobile (Gottlieb Daimler, Germany)

1891 - Invention - The motion picture camera (Thomas Alva Edison, William K.L. Dickson, United States)

1893 - Inventions - The electric toaster (Crompton Co., UK)
The zipper (Whitcomb L. Judson, United States)

1897 - Invention - Aspirin (Felix Hoffmann (Bayer), Germany)

Thompson, Windham, Connecticut 1900 U.S. Census  CT page 40 of 56 #526 Thompson. Andrew is listed as born in July 1868, 31 years old working in woolen mill. Elizabeth July 1868, 31 years old. They have been married for 12 years. They have had 6 children. 6 children are still living. Daughter Elizabeth, 15 and Son Andrew, 13 both born in Austria Dec 1884 and July 1886. Anna, 8, born in CT in July 1891, daughter; sons, John (b. July 1892, CT), 8; George (b. July 1895, CT), 4; and Eddie (b. Apr 1897, MA), 3. Year of immigration to United States for Andrew, Elizabeth, Elizabeth and Andrew is 1889. Number of years in the United States is 11 for all. Andrew is listed as an alien. NOTE: There is a note under Elizabeth's name that reads something like "This is sec. 2 children before marriage". It would lead me to believe that the children, Elizabeth and Andrew, were born before the marriage of the parents, Elizabeth and Andrew. That information seems to match with the immigration info that I think might belong to Elizabeth.

1903 - Invention - The first engine-powered airplane (Wilbur & Orville Wright, United States)

1907 - Invention - The electric washing machine (Alva J. Fisher, United States)

1910 U.S. Census  CT page 17 of 54 #589 Thompson (Wilsonville Village) Andrew Korch listed as farmer, age 44. With wife, Elizabeth, 44, born in Austria, parents both born in Austria. Sons, George, 15, and Edward, 18, Mary, 9 and daughter Mae, age 2. George works in a woolen mill. Children all born in CT. Willard and Anna (Korch) Feige and family are living near them.

1913 - Inventions - The assembly line (Henry Ford, United States)
The bra (Mary Phelps Jacob, United States)

1914 - World History - August 3, 1914 - World War I begins: Germany invades Belgium

1918 - World History - End of World War I - 'On October 28th, the German fleet mutinied in Kiel. Eventually, the mutiny spread throughout the German Armed Forces. Kaiser Wilhelm was told by General Hindenberg that the loyalty of the army could no longer be guaranteed. Wilhelm abdicated and fled to Holland. Phillip Scheidemann, the Socialist leader, declared Germany a Republic. The Allies then imposed a harsh armistice on the vanquished Germans.' (historycentral.com)

1920 U.S. Census  Thompson, CT Windham county image 47 of 59 ED 350 roll T625_198 shows Andrew (last name spelled KOCH) estimated birth year 1866 living with Elizabeth and Mary E., Edward, Mary (daughter-in-law) and Louise (granddaughter). Andrew appears to be 53, b. Slovakland (northern Hungary), year of immigration 1886, parents b. Slovakland, farmer. Elizabeth, 53, b. Slovakland, year of immigration 1886, parents b. Slovakland, mother tongue for both is Slovak, Mary (or May) E. - age 11?, b. CT. abt 1909 or 1901, Edward - around 23, b. CT abt 1897, Mary (daughter-in-law), around 20, b. MA, parents born in Poland Louise (granddaughter) 8 months old, b. CT, mother born in MA, father born in CT.

1923-1927 - Invention - Television (Vladimir Kosma Zworykin (Russia), Philo Taylor Farnsworth (United States))

1926 - Invention - The aerosol can (Erik Rotheim, Norway)

1928 - Invention - Sliced bread (bread slicing machine) Otto Frederick Rohwedder (United States)

1930 - Invention - Scotch tape (Richard Drew (3M), United States)

1930 U.S. Census  Thompson, CT Windham county shows Andrew Korcha living with Elizabeth on Long Branch Road (owns the property). Elizabeth and Andrew born in Czechoslovakia. Both Age 64. Estimated birth years 1866. Age of first marriage for both: 19 Both are able to read, write and speak English. Their home is valued at $3,000. Andrew does farm work on his own property. Year of immigration for both: 1886 Both are listed as aliens. District 26 page 16 of 48 Year: 1930; Census Place: Thompson, Windham, Connecticut; Roll: T626_284; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 27; Image: 1152

1930 U.S. Census  In 1930 US Census, a John Tomcko, age 40 and his wife Anna, age 41 are living in Windham, Windham, Connecticut with their family. John and Anna were both born in Slovakia. John came to the US in 1915. Anna came in 1903. John's age of 1st marriage is 21. Anna's is 20. Living with them are son, Steve, 20, b. Slovakia, came to US in 1920; daughter, Matlida, 8, b. CT; daughter, Regina, 7, b. CT; son, Albert, 6, b. CT. Related???

1931 - Invention - The paper towel (Arthur Scott, United States)

1933 - Invention - Monopoly (board game) (Charles B. Darrow, United States)

1934 - Invention - The metal beverage can (American Can Co., United States)

1938 - Invention - The ballpoint pen (Lazlo Biro, Hungary)

1939 - World History - September 1, 1939 - World War II begins: Germany invades Poland (historycentral.com)

Thompson, Windham, Connecticut 1940 U.S. Census  114 Wilsonville Kovalchk Elizabeth, head, 73, widow, b. Austria Kovalcek George, head, 45, b. CT, weaver, woolen mill. $496 Kovalcek Warren, son, 11, b. CT

Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko - Marriage(s) and Child(ren)

Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko married Andrew (Andro, Andras) Korch Kovalčík -- Date: Abt 1888 Place:  Source: 1900 U.S. Census

Ancestry  Family Group Record for Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko and Andrew (Andro, Andras) Korch Kovalčík

Children: Elizabeth Korch (Dec 1884, Vysna Kamenica, Slovakia (Felső-Kemence, Abauj-Torna, Austria-Hungary)? - 1967, Webster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) Andrew Henry Korch (9 Aug 1887, Vyšná Kamenica, Košice, Slovakia (Felso Kemencze, Abauj-Torna, Austria-Hungary) - 21 Apr 1973, Webster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) Anna R Korch (5 Jul 1891, East Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA - 28 Oct 1971, Dudley, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) John Fred Korch (20 July 1892, East Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA - 23 Sept 1975, Manchester, Hartford, Connecticut, USA) George Frank Korch (12 July 1894, East Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA - 1955, ) Edward Thomas Korch (1 Apr 1897, Thompson, Windham, Connecticut, USA - 26 Jan 1971, Webster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA) Mary B Korch (21 June 1900, Connecticut - 15 Aug 1965, Warrensville Heights, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA) Mae Alice Korch (4 May 1908, Webster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA - 3 Sept 1972, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA)

Elizabeth (Alzbeta) Tomko - Death-related Information

Buried at:

Mount Zion Cemetery
Old Worcester Rd.
Rte 12
Webster, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA





Added: 12/16/1999 12:00:00 AM - 1

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