According to the New York Death Index, Mary Psyk died on March 5, 1917 in Syracuse, New York.
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According to the 1910 United States Federal Census, Michael Psyk, 60 years old, and his wife Mary, 59, resided at 300 Richmond Avenue in Syracuse in a home that they rented. Michael's occupation was saloon keeper. They were married 30 years. Mary had ten children, four of whom were living. Residing with them were two of their sons: Walter Psyk, 22, and his wife Mary; and Stanley, 17. Walter's occupation was "soldering" in a lantern factory; Stanley was a bartender in a saloon. All were born in German-partitioned Poland.
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According to the 1910 United States Federal Census, Michael Psyk, 60 years old, and his wife Mary, 59, resided at 300 Richmond Avenue in Syracuse in a home that they rented. Michael's occupation was saloon keeper. They were married 30 years. Mary had ten children, four of whom were living. Residing with them were two of their sons: Walter Psyk, 22, and his wife Mary; and Stanley, 17. Walter's occupation was "soldering" in a lantern factory; Stanley was a bartender in a saloon. All were born in German-partitioned Poland.
According to the New York Death Index, Mary Psyk died on March 5, 1917 in Syracuse, New York.
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According to the 1910 United States Federal Census, Michael Psyk, 60 years old, and his wife Mary, 59, resided at 300 Richmond Avenue in Syracuse in a home that they rented. Michael's occupation was saloon keeper. They were married 30 years. Mary had ten children, four of whom were living. Residing with them were two of their sons: Walter Psyk, 22, and his wife Mary; and Stanley, 17. Walter's occupation was "soldering" in a lantern factory; Stanley was a bartender in a saloon. All were born in German-partitioned Poland.
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According to the 1910 United States Federal Census, Michael Psyk, 60 years old, and his wife Mary, 59, resided at 300 Richmond Avenue in Syracuse in a home that they rented. Michael's occupation was saloon keeper. They were married 30 years. Mary had ten children, four of whom were living. Residing with them were two of their sons: Walter Psyk, 22, and his wife Mary; and Stanley, 17. Walter's occupation was "soldering" in a lantern factory; Stanley was a bartender in a saloon. All were born in German-partitioned Poland.
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