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Subject: DUEZ, Belgium > USA, 1902/1903
Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 07:23:01 +0100

Emigranten naar Amerika, VVF, 1992

p. 425SS Southwark, Antwerp > New York 15 Feb 1902
8037Adolphe DUEZ, age 30, from Mons, coal cutter [coal miner]. Returns
to Houtzdale, Pennsylvania, where he lives with his mother, the widow
Xavier DUEZ-FINET, see nr. 3287, his wife, and his children. Naturalized
American. Takes 3,000 Belgian francs with him. Speaks French and English.

463SS Southwark, Antwerp > New York 26 Apr 1902
8688Edmond NEVEND, age 24, from Cuesmes, coal cutter [coal miner].
ravels to Danville, Illinois, to his half-brother Arthur DUEZ, who has
worked there since eleven years as a coal cutter. Takes 40 Belgian francs
with him. Speaks French.

490SS Friesland, Antwerp > New York 28 Jun 1902
9183Joseph SWERTS, age 31, from Cuesmes, gardener. Travels to Danville,
Illinois, to his brothers-in-lwas Arthur DUEZ and Joseph BACQ, who have
lived there for 8 years als tenant farmers. Takes 890 Belgian francs with
him. Speaks Flemish and French.

Belgische Emigranten naar Amerika, VVF, 1996

28SS Finland, Antwerp > New York 28 FEb 1903
11088Louis WAROCQUIER, age 53, from Cuesmes, coal cutter. Returns to Mc
Cartney, Pennsylvania, whee he lives since 11 years with his wife, Felicie
DUEZ. He exercizes his profession there. Naturalized American. Takes 100
Belgian francs with him. Speaks French and English.
11089Alphonse WAROCQUIER, age 32, from Cuesmes, coal cutter, accompanies
his above mentioned brother. Speaks French.

78SS Kroonland, Antwerp > New York 25 Apr 1903

11857Pierre Joseph DELANNOIS, age 31, from Cuesmes, coal cutter. Trafels
to his brother-in-maw Arthur DUEZ who exercized his profession in Danville,
Illinois, for eight years, but now works at Westville, Illinois. Takes 100
Belgian francs with him. Speaks French.

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