Michael Myerchin/George J Myerchin


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Parents

John M Myerchin, Sr/Maria (Mary) Schust Myerchin 

 

Michael Myerchin, born 1872, died 1896.

Michael, a young man of 24 years, died of consumption.

...Pribula-Myerchin Family History

 

George J Myerchin, born April 18, 1874, died August 1951.

George never married. He lived most of the time with the family of John M and Dorothy Myerchin. He farmed and often worked with a road construction crew. George is buried in Tabor Catholic Church Cemetery.

...Pribula-Myerchin Family History

George J. Myerchin

 

 

Cemerné, Vranov nad Toplou okres, Presov Region, Slovakia

The village in Eastern Slovakia from which the John M Myerchin, Sr Family emigrated in early 1883. Cemerné is an outer part of the town of Vranov nad Toplou in eastern Slovakia. It has a population of about 3,000.

....Tommy Schiller Myerchin Baby Book

 

Magyarization and reasons for immigrating to America

Conditions in Eastern Slovakia were extremely dire at the time of their Immigration. The Hungarians (The Magyars) were brutally imposing their national authority on the Slovaks. "Magyarization" or the repression of Slovak customs, language, identity was very common. In some cases, Slovak children were taken from their parents and cleansed of their identity. The Slovaks were heavily taxed and their lands taken away. Poor living conditions lead to a Cholera epidemic in 1871. Many people died.

 

Anthracite Coal Mining, Near Shamokin, PA

The John M Myerchin Sr Family lived in Shamokin, PA and worked in the Anthracite Mines in 1883. The men worked in the coal mines for seven years. Because they were farmers in Slovakia and after enduring the many dangers and health hazards of coal mining, The John M Myerchin Family purchased land near Tabor, MN.

 

Majercin to Myerchin Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery Tabor, MN, USA

Above, are the tombstones of Maria Schust Myerchin, Michael Myerchin and John M Myerchin, Sr. They are located in the Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery, Tabor, Minnesota. Each stone represents the mother, son and father of the same family and each stone has a different spelling of the surname.

 

 

 

Tabor, MN History

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Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery, Tabor, MN

 

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