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Nancy Fay-Muzar
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I don't know my true surname. We thought it was Fay -- but we are not German as our grandfather said, and his real last name wasn't Fay. DNA results indicate we are Lithuanian or Latvian. And we don't know his (our) real last name.
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Two Young Ladies - Hungarian or Croatian
We don't know the identity of these young ladies....
We don't know the identity of these young ladies....
Nancy Fay-Muzar
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Two Young Ladies - Hungarian or Croatian
We don't know the identity of these young ladies. Possibly Verba Maria/Jakob family or Muzar (Jakob/Vinko) family. The Verba family was from Hungary and the Muzar family originated in Croatia. Both families migrated to the United States 1907-1908.
Lutheran Church Members, c1900 Sweden
Lutheran Church Members, c1900 Jonkoping? Sweden: Do you know any of the people pictured here?
This photo of Swedish Church Members was found among old family photos. The family of John Victory Johnson (Johannsen) came to "Amerika" from "Sverige" in the 1870's.
We guess the picture was taken around the turn of the century. The sign says something about no spitting and smoking. Note the cross on the left wall.
This photo of Swedish Church Members was found among old family photos. The family of John Victory Johnson (Johannsen) came to "Amerika" from "Sverige" in the 1870's.
We guess the picture was taken around the turn of the century. The sign says something about no spitting and smoking. Note the cross on the left wall.
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Two Young Ladies - Hungarian or Croatian
We don't know the identity of these young ladies. Possibly Verba Maria/Jakob family or Muzar (Jakob/Vinko) family. The Verba family was from Hungary and the Muzar family originated in Croatia. Both families migrated to the United States 1907-1908.
Lutheran Church Members, c1900 Sweden
Lutheran Church Members, c1900 Jonkoping? Sweden: Do you know any of the people pictured here?
This photo of Swedish Church Members was found among old family photos. The family of John Victory Johnson (Johannsen) came to "Amerika" from "Sverige" in the 1870's.
We guess the picture was taken around the turn of the century. The sign says something about no spitting and smoking. Note the cross on the left wall.
This photo of Swedish Church Members was found among old family photos. The family of John Victory Johnson (Johannsen) came to "Amerika" from "Sverige" in the 1870's.
We guess the picture was taken around the turn of the century. The sign says something about no spitting and smoking. Note the cross on the left wall.
