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Edward John Timko

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[[File:Edward John Timko Sr.jpg|thumb|245x245px|Edward John Timko Sr]]
'''[[Edward John Timko]]''' - Born on November 8, 1926 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. He was the seventh oldest child and third eldest son to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

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== Description ==
Edward was a stocky, muscular individual who stood about 5 foot 10 inch in height. He was clean shaven with dark brown, wavy hair and brown eyes. Edward wore glasses for most of his life. He had a slight head-tilt to the right for most of his life.

== Early Years ==

*'''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
** '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
** '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
** '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
** '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
** Emma Marie Timko
** Dorothy Alice Timko

== Education ==
He completed the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. While his formal education ended in his junior year of high school, his learning continued as he was a voracious reader. He was one of those people who read an entire newspaper and always had a book dog-eared handy for a quick read.

== Religion ==
Edward was baptized into the Catholic faith on November 21, 1926 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

He received his First Holy Communion on May 27, 1934 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

He was Confirmed on May 9, 1938 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

His was a member of St. Williams Catholic Church in Champion, Trumbull County, Ohio.[[File:S-Sgt Edward John Timko in uniform.jpg|thumb|275x275px|S-Sgt Edward John Timko in uniform]]

== Military Service Years ==
S/Sgt Edward Timko, Sr served in the '''[[U.S. Army Air Corps]]''' during World War II. Began serving on September 19, 1945 and was discharged on December 10, 1949 (Lackland AFB, Texas), He served as a Medical Corpsman at the 3700th Station Medical Squadron, 3700th Station Hospital at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He received the American Defense Ribbon and the World War II Victory Medal.

'''Military Service(s)''' - '''[[U.S. Army Air Corps]]'''
[[File:0278 - Edward & Jeannette (Walker) Timko Sr Wedding.jpg|thumb|Edward & Jeannette (Walker) Timko in front of Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church.]]

== Family Years ==

* '''How they met''' - My mother loved to tell us how she met my dad by writing letters to him during the end of WWII. As she told it, my dad’s sister Dorothy was good friends with mother because they went to the same high school. Somehow Dorothy must have told my mom about her brother being stationed at Lackland AFB. Now, during the war, people were constantly encourage to support “our boys over seas.” And one of the ways suggested was to write to the troops, you know, become a penpal. Dorothy must have told my mom about her brother because Jeannette began writing to him. My dad was a bit surprised when he received the first letter but it soon grew into something that they each enjoyed as the frequency and length of the letters grew over time. (I know this to be true because my mother kept all my dad’s letters to her.) Eventually, they arranged to meet when my dad was home on leave, and, well as they say, the rest is history.
* '''Marriage''' - Edward married '''[[Jeannette Frances Walker]]''' on June 21, 1952 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
*'''First House -''' After the couple's honeymoon, the spent their first few years living at the home of Jeannette's parents on 1544 McMyler Avenue. They lived there for nearly three years while they were building their new house at 4419 Kincaid East Road next to his older brother Steven.
*Edward, along with other family members, laid the block for the basement of the house as well as all the wood construction. Their son Eddie remembers his mother telling him how she learned to solder together the electrical connections at the various receptacles as his Ed pulled electrical wire throughout the house ----[[Edward John Timko#%20ftnref1|[1]]] Trumbull County Probate Court Records, Warren, OH, Edward & Jeannette (Walker) Timko Marriage License, No: 39419
*'''Children''' - The couple had four children: three boys - Edward John Jr., Kenneth Joseph and Donald Judson, and one girl - Jeannette Frances.
** Edward John Timko Jr. and spouse Mary Cathleen Laughlin
**Kenneth Joseph Timko and spouse Connie Shae Cox
**Donald Judson Timko and spouse Lorraine Beverly Eckley
** Jeannette Francis Timko and spouse Kirk Brian Yauger. (2nd husband - Wayne August Aubel - No children

==Residences ==
During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Edward's family rented or owned a total of six houses on the southwest side of the city. He would later reside or own two more.

*1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
*'''[[985 Hunter Street NW]]'''
*'''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* '''[[487 Fourth Street]]'''
*'''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
*'''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
*1454 McMyler Street NW (Lived here with in-laws for about two years)
* 4419 Kincaid East Road, Trumbull County, Ohio

==Working Years==
Worked at '''[[Denman Tire Corporation]]''' in Leavitsburg, Trumbull County, Ohio for a short time in his youth. He worked the remainder of his life as a strapping-machine operator at Brainard Steel Division, Sharon Steel Corporation on Larchmont Avenue on the outskirts of Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Edward also served as Vice President of local Steelworkers Union - Head of Compensation. His son Edward John Timko, Jr. remembers taking his first trip to Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio with his father as Edward Sr. represented a fellow worker in a compensation case.

==Personal Life==
Enjoyed reading, fishing, playing poker and gardening. In his youth he loved to ice skate. He was also know to enjoy cold bottles of beer, smoking cigars and the occasional pipe. Edward was also partial to polka music and the style of W.C. Fields, often quoting his sayings during family gatherings, particularly "Go away kid, you bother me."

==Death==
On December 25, 1977. Edward broke his leg at home while trying to keep the family Christmas tree from falling. It had been bumped by one his children. He had been sitting in a rocking chair and, upon seeing the tree falling, leaned forward trying to catch it. Unfortunately, he set his foot wrong, resulting in a twisting motion which broke his leg. He sat back down in the rocker as if nothing happened. it was his oldest son who pointed out to him that his foot was no longer pointed forward. He then realized a trip to the hospital was in order.

His two oldest sons helped to the family car and headed out with a broomstick helping support the injured leg.

Edward died from pulmonary embolism on January 14, 1978 at Warren General Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. He was buried on January 17, 1978 at Champion Township Cemetery in Champion, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Extended Family Index

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* Berish, Anna Veronica, spouse of Joseph John Timko Sr. - '''[[Anna Veronica Berish]]'''

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* Timko, Anna Joan, spouse of Michael Joseph Politsky - '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* Timko, Mary Martha, spouse of Andrew Michael Petrilla - '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* Timko, Edward John - '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* Timko, Edward John Jr.
* Timko, Joseph John Sr. - '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.]]'''

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U.S. Army Air Corps

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Below is a list of Timko/Berish Family Members who served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during a particular military conflict.

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=== World War I Veterans ===

=== World War II Veterans ===

# '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
# '''[[Michael Joseph Timko]]'''

=== Korean Conflict Veterans ===

=== Vietnam Conflict Veterans ===

=== Desert Storm Veterans ===

=== Gulf War Veterans ===

== Other Services ==
'''[[U.S. Air Force]]'''

'''[[U.S. Army]]'''

U.S. Coast Guard

'''[[U.S. Marine Corps]]'''

'''[[U.S. Navy]]'''

Michael Joseph Timko

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[[File:Michael Joseph Timko.jpg|thumb|293x293px|Michael Joseph Timko, self portrait]]
Born on August 23, 1912 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. He was the sixth child on '''[[Stephen Timko Sr|Stephen Timko S]]'''r and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''.

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== Description ==
Michael was shown to be a man of average height and weight. He was a clean shaved man who had brown hair and brown eyes.

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood'''
* '''Siblings'''
**'''[[Stephen Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.]]'''
** '''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''
** '''[[John Joseph Timko]]'''
** '''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
** [[Anna Margaret Timko|'''Anna Margaret Timko''']]

== Naturalization ==

==== Documentation: ====
On July 7, 1921, while Michael was born in America, he became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America when his father applied for citizenship.

==== The family name of Csanovsky: ====
On Michael's brother Joseph’s naturalization documents, which were filed in Indiana, Pennsylvania, it stated that when his mother Mary and her three sons (Joseph, Andrew and John) entered this country under the surname of Csanovsky. Documents from Ellis Island support this revelation but neither set of documents offer any explanation for the use of a second surname. One reason offered by relatives for the use of the surname Csanovsky was the existence of an immigration quota system that would have excluded them had they tried to enter the United States under the name of Timko. However, I have a problem with this explanation. It would imply that the family stated their surname and discovered that the country was too full of Timkos. And if that was the case, upon learning this valuable bit of information, did they simply tell the customs official, “I made a mistake. My real surname is Csanovsky.” There has to be more to the story.

And there is one additional point that should be included with this discussion of surnames. The father’s surname recorded on Joseph’s birth certificate from Slovakia was Istvan Timko Csanovsky. The name Csanovsky was used fourteen years prior to Joseph’s immigration. Whether the original surname of the family was Csanovsky or Timko, we may never know. All we know for certain was the surname Csanovsky was used to enter the United States and for some reason abandoned in favor of the surname Timko. While both the Csanovsky & Timko names were recorded on early documentation, only the surname Timko survived.

== Education ==
Michael graduated valedictorian from Clymer High School in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania in 1930.

== Military Service Years ==
[[File:Michael Joseph Timko in uniform.jpg|thumb|276x276px|Michael Joseph Timko in uniform]]
Served in the '''[[U.S. Army Air Corps]]'''.

'''Military Services:''' '''[[U.S. Army Air Corps]]'''

== Family Years ==
Michael met his future wife '''[[Thelma Irene Jones]]''', she went by Irene, while he was stationed at a war-production plant near Willow Run, Washtenaw County, Michigan. The county records show they were married on April 12, 1944 in Willow Run, Washtenaw County, Michigan.

Over the next twenty-one years, the young couple would have three children: Cathy Janean, Amy Dee and Channon Jo-Maree.

The three children of Michael and Irene are as follows;

* Cathy Janean Timko
* Amy Dee Timko
* Channon Jo-Maree.

== Residences ==

== Working Years ==
Michael was employed as a group leader for the tool room for Packard Electric Division, General Motors Corporation..

== Personal Life ==
He loved compete in Table Tennis, and like to take photographs and sketch.

== Death ==
Michael died from congestive heart failure on March 1, 1989 at Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

He was buried on March 3, 1989 at Howland Township Cemetery in Howland, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Timko Family Tree

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[[File:Steve, Mary & Anna Timko.jpg|thumb|Steve Timko with his wife Mary and his only daughter Anna.]]
The family of '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''' and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''. The couple had seven children: six boys - Stephen Jr, Joseph John, Andrew George, John Joseph, Paul John and Michael Joseph, and one girl - Anna Margaret.

* '''[[Stephen Timko Jr.]]''' and spouse Anna Witco
** Mary Timko and spouse Joseph Novick
*** Irene Nancy Novick
*** Anita Jane Novick
*** Linda Ellen Novick
*** Glenn Gary Novick
** Anna Mae Timko and spouse Joseph S. Fancella
*** Joseph S. Fancella Jr.
*** Michael Don Fancella
*** Joanna Fancella
*** Robert Mark Fancella
** Margaret Anna Timko and spouse Anthony Joseph Olejarczyk
*** Stanley Paul Olejarczyk
*** Barbara Ann Olejarczyk
*** Stephen Anthony Olejarczk
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko Sr]]''' and spouse '''[[Anna Veronica Berish]]'''
**'''[[Mary Martha Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Andrew Michael Petrilla]]'''
***'''[[Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]''' and spouse '''[[Edwin William Hietikko]]'''
***Paul Albert Petrilla and spouse Anna Rita Karafa
*** John David Petrilla and spouse Rosemary Helen Daykin
**'''[[Anna Joan Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Michael Joseph Politsky]]'''
***'''[[Robert Michael Politsky]]''' and spouse Petra Vicenta Medina
**'''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.|Joseph John Timko Jr]]''' and spouse '''[[Martha Bishop]]''' (2nd wife - Elaine Alberta Fauvie - No children) (3rd wife - Eleanor P. McLaughlin - No children)
***Joseph Ronald Timko and spouse Carol Ann Miskolitz
***Dean Jerome Timko and spouse Mabel Elizabeth Nicklow
***'''[[Joyce Marie Timko]]''' and spouse Anthony Rossi (2nd husband - Larry Eugene Hoffman - one child)
**'''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Mary Margaret Spurrier]]'''
***Stephen Michael Timko
*** '''[[Susan Margaret Timko]]'''
***Joanne Louise Timko
***John Joseph Timko
***Margaret Louise Timko and spouse Larry Jordan (2nd husband - Gregory Allen Foster - two children)
***Mary Beth Timko and spouse Anthony Martin Kromer Sr. (2nd husband - David Arthur Trask - No children)
** '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' (2nd husband - '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' - No children) (3rd husband - '''[[Simon Yonut Jr]]''' - No children)
***James Joseph Campbell
*** Sara Anne Campbell
*** George Michael Campbell
*** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
*** Marjorie Anne Campbell
*** Dorothy Marie Campbell
**'''[[Edward John Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Jeannette Frances Walker]]'''
***Edward John Timko Jr. and spouse Mary Cathleen Laughlin
*** Kenneth Joseph Timko and spouse Connie Shae Cox
*** Donald Judson Timko and spouse Lorraine Beverly Eckley
*** Jeannette Francis Timko and spouse Kirk Brian Yauger. (2nd husband - Wayne August Aubel - No children)
**'''[[Albert James Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Pauline Joann Petiya]]''' (2nd wife - Peggy Jean Shank - No children)
***Albert James Timko Jr. and spouse Diane Marie Bland
*** Allen Jeffrey Timko and spouse Zoe Nell Thomason
*** Sheryl Ann Timko and spouse Timothy John Polta
*** '''[[Paulette Suzette Timko]]''' and spouse Thomas Jefferson Propst II
*** Louise Karen Timko and spouse Timothy Lee Barbutes
*** Timothy James Timko and spouse Carol Marie Toth
*** Ronald Lawrence Timko and spouse Sheena Lynn Ellison
**Emma Marie Timko and spouse '''[[George Edward Burin]]'''
***George Edward Burin Jr.
***Emily Jo Burin
***Janice Lynn Burin
***Thomas Michael Burin
**Dorothy Alice Timko and spouse '''[[Edward Anthony Grohosky]]''' (2nd husband - '''[[Herbert Leroy Parker Jr]]''' - No children) (3rd husband - '''[[Leo Albert Wanner]]''' - No children)
***Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
***Erica Megan Grohosky
***Melisa Lynne Grohosky
***Randall Gerard Grohosky
*'''[[Andrew George Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Verna Margaret Furin]]'''
**Andrew John Timko
**Helen Louise Timko
**Stephen John Timko
**Margaret Jean Timko
*John Joseph Timko and spouse Anna Isabella Novotny
**Barbara Ann Timko
*'''[[Paul John Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Elizabeth Mary Dankovich]]'''
**'''[[Dorothy Alice Timko]]''' and spouse Salvadore Conrad Mancino
*** Linda Jeanne Marcino
*** Cynthia Grace Mancino
*** David Conrad Mancino
*** Robert Michael Mancino
*** Janet Lynne Mancino
*** Richard Mark Marcino
**'''[[Paul Steve Timko]]''' and spouse '''[[Pearl Eva Gould]]'''
*** Kevi Paul Timko
*** '''[[Kari Lynn Timko]]'''
*** Mary Ellen Timko
**'''[[Elizabeth Delores Timko]]''' and spouse Edward Charles Entler
*** Julie Ann Entler
*** Rose Marie Entler
*** Edward Francis Entler
*** Lisa Ann Entler
*** Victoria Lynn Entler
*** Mary Beth Entler
*** Kimberly Rae Entler
*** Elizabeth Diane Entler
*** Paul Michael Entler
**Thomas Richard Timko and spouse Catherine Ann Campbell
***Paul John Timko
***Michelle Evelyn Timko
***Christina Elizabeth Timko
***Melissa Ann Timko
*Michael Joseph Timko and spouse Thelma Irene Jones
**Cathy Janean Timko
**Amy Dee Timko
**Channon Jo-Maree Timko
*Anna Margaret Timko and spouse James David Norris
**Patricia Jane Norris
**David Norris
**James Curtis Norris
**Cynthia Kay Norris

Anna Veronica Berish

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[[File:Anna Veronica Berish.jpg|thumb|250x250px|Anna Veronica (Berish) Timko]]
'''Anna Veronica (Berish) Timko''' - Born on Anna Biros on March 1, 1897 in Riddlesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, PA. She was the oldest child of '''[[Michael Berish]]''', a coal miner, and '''[[Anna P. Mudry]]''', a housewife.

== Description ==
Anna was a thin individual who stood about 5 foot 8 inches in height. She had light brown hair, brown eyes and wore eye glasses in her later years..

== Early Years ==
Having 12 younger brothers and sisters, Anna spent much of her youth helping her mother raise the other Berish children.

* '''Childhood''' - Having 12 younger brothers and sisters, Anna spend much of her youth helping her mother raise the other Berish children.
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Michael George Berish]]'''
**John Paul Berish
**Andrew Michael Berish
**Mary Louise Berish
**Elizabeth Helen Berish
**Peter John Berish
**Susan Elizabeth Berish
**Theresa E. Berish
**Joseph Berish
**'''[[Paul Joseph Berish]]'''
**Margaret Ann Berish
**Emma Eleanor Berish

== Education ==
Anna's formal education was completed by the eighth grade.

== Religion ==
Anna was baptized into the Catholic faith and was devout member of the Church in later years. She was a member of Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio during the early years of living in Warren. However, in her final years, she attended Christ Our King Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Anna was a very devote Catholic. Her daughter Dorothy remembered being very small and not old enough to sit still in church in the front pews with her siblings. She had to sit with my mother on the 'women's side of the church. One time Dorothy remembered sitting in the pew feeling very tired. As is common with young children, she closed her eyes and started to fall asleep. However, the moment she closed her eyes and leaned against her mother, Anna would give her a poke to the ribs with her elbow that indicated that sleeping in church was not acceptable and not to try that again.

== Family Years ==
How Anna came to meet her future husband '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.]]''' can only be a matter for speculation. It is known that the Slovak miners lived in very close-knit communities where everyone knew everyone else. Perhaps they met during a church social or through mutual friends or simply as neighbors. No matter, the county records show they were married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, PA.<ref>''Orphans Court, Indiana County, PA, Joseph & Anna Timko’s Marriage License, No. 3747, Volume 22 Page 248.''</ref>Anna was just seventeen at the time of her marriage. In fact, her father had to file papers with the court to allow his daughter’s marriage. The young couple were married by Reverend Gro. D. Bonsk.

Never the next seventeen years, the young couple would have eleven children: five boys - Joseph John Jr., Stephen Michael, Edward John, Albert James and one unnamed who died at birth, and six girls - Mary Martha, Anna Joan, Susanna, Elizabeth Margaret, Emma Marie and Dorothy Alice. Susanna would only live a few days before passing away.

The ten children of Joseph and Anna are as follows;
* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Residences ==
During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Joseph and Anna rented or owned a total of seven houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* '''[[985 Hunter Street NW]]'''
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* '''[[487 Fourth Street]]'''
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 1640 Oak Street SW

== Working Years ==
Anna was a homemaker for 40 years. She never worked outside the home.

== Personal Life ==
Anna, or Baba as she was known to her grandchildren, was a no-nonsense type of grandmother who was used to running a large household full of kids. And despite the fact that we were her grand children, it made no difference. Grandson, granddaughter, son, daughter, niece or nephew, she treated us all the same – with firmness, with fairness and, despite the lack of a smile, with love. Smiles, it seems, were only given on special occasions and that made them all the more sought after. I suspect that the only one who could see beneath her façade was Joseph and that he was one of the few that could draw out a smile whenever he wanted one.

== Death ==
Anna died from breast cancer which spread to her spine on April 27, 1972 at St. Joseph’s Riverside Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. She was buried along side her husband Joseph on April 29, 1972 at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Lordstown, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Joseph John Timko Sr.

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[[File:Joseph John Timko Sr.jpg|thumb|257x257px|Joseph John Timko Sr.|alt=]]
'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''' - Born on March 17, 1893 in Kudlovce (Kudlocz), Hungary (Slovakia). He was the second oldest known child to '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''', and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''

== Description ==
In early photographs, Joseph was shown to be a man of average height (5 foot 9 inch) and weight (180 pounds in 1942) with the facial features typical of someone of Slavic descent. He was a clean shaved man who stood five foot, nine inches and had a fair complexion. He had brown hair, blue eyes, and at the age of twenty-eight he had no visible scars except for a noticeable bump near the first joint of one of his fingers on his right hand he received from a mining accident. When questioned by his children about the bump and all he'd say was he got it when something “bad happened in the mine.

== Early Years ==
'''Childhood''' - My grandfather, Joseph, was born on March 17, 1893 in the small village of Kudlovce, in the county of Zemplin in eastern Slovakia, which was in the northern portion of Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of World War I.<ref>''USA Petition of Naturalization, Indiana County Prothonotary for Common Pleas Court, Indiana County, PA 15701, For Joseph John Timko, Sr, No. 1547527, Petition Vol. 14, Number 1405''</ref> His birth name was Jozef Timko Czanovzky as documented on his baptismal papers. His first name was later be Americanized to Joseph. His parents were '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]].''', aka Istvan Timko Czanovzky, and [[Maria Kenderes|'''Maria Kenderes''']] and at the time of his birth, he had a four-year old brother Stephen. In the years to follow, Joseph became was a brother to four more brothers and a sister. It is documented that Joseph was baptized on March 19, 1893 at All Saints Catholic Church in Kudlovce, Hungary. The entry listed his name, his sex, the names of his parents and his godparents. Joseph’s godparents were listed as Andras Paulik and Maria Eger.

[It should be noted that at that time of his birth there were no actual birth certificates created. And most certainly no paperwork was created for the “mere” peasants of an occupied country. It therefore fell to the church to provide the only actual “paperwork” that made my Dzedo the newest member of their congregation. His arrival was nothing more than an entry into a ledger maintained by the local church containing, in part, the congregation’s baptismal records.

[It must remembered that in those times the clergy was responsible for maintaining the ledgers in regards to the major events of their parishioners, i.e. baptism, marriage and death. The entries were typically written by hand, in script, and were in Latin, the language of the Catholic Church. However, it was not uncommon to find some of the entries written in Hungarian, Magyar or Slovak. These language barriers make reading these ledgers extremely difficult and tedious to read. Also, adding to the confusion is that the ink has often times faded from the passing of time or the pages suffered from physical damage, such as water damage. Because the region in which Joseph was born had been conquered numerous times in its history, cities and counties might be referred to by as many as eight different names depending the occupier at the time. It also should be noted that any reference to the existence of an actual baptismal certificate for Joseph must be viewed as only a partial truth. As I have pointed out, actual paper certificates were simply not created in that period for the working class. However, in today’s world, certificates can be obtained by contacting the proper authorities in the region. These documents are no more than a transcribed record created from the information contained in the church’s original ledgers. This is similar to requesting a copy of your birth certificate nowadays to submit as a means to verify one’s employment eligibility. In his early years Joseph grew up in an area not unlike the countryside found in western Pennsylvania. Slovakia also has low rolling hills and its climate is similar with it being only a few degrees further north in latitude. While the exact location in Kudlovce where Joseph lived in unknown, it is most certainly no longer a isolated rural area as the surrounding neighborhoods north of the adjoining city of Košice have most probably enveloped them.

With few exceptions, the people in the County of Zemplin were predominately tenant farmers working the lands of the nearby owners or “barons.” In exchange for the rights to farm sections of those lands, the tenant had to pay the barons with a percentage of their crops. While this might seem an equitable arrangement, the baron’s demands for payment kept increasing over the years. The tenants were soon faced with the undesirable task of working the land year-round for little or no percentage of their labors. It was not uncommon for the families of tenant farmers to be starving even though the land was producing sufficient crops. Bread became a Sunday-only staple at the dinner table with a meat dish a rarity. The main source of nutrition was the potato. This was likely supplemented with greens from the surrounding fields and fish from the nearby streams, providing the baron was agreeable. Unfortunately, starvation was not uncommon. This harsh lifestyle was probably, in part, the reason that so many Slovaks came to the United States. Other reasons I have found include laws forbidding the people from speaking their native tongue, restrictions on where one could live, conscription into the military, and the list goes on. In fact, probably the only real reason many did not leave for the new world was they did not have the money needed for passage on one of the many ships that crisscrossed the North Atlantic.]

'''Siblings'''
* Stephen Timko Jr
*'''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''
* John Joseph Timko
*'''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
* Michael Joseph Timko
* Anna Margaret Timko

== Emigration & Immigration ==
Joseph, his mother and two of his brothers emigrated from the city of Fiume on the western coast of what was then the Austro-Hungarian Empire on July 28, 1907 aboard the SS Pannonia, a passenger cargo vessel of the Cunnard Steamship Line. It took them just five days to cross the north Atlantic. They arrived in New York City, NY on Aug 1, 1907. Joseph was just fourteen years old and all he knew of his new home was what he could see from the railing of the ship. It was just Joseph, his mother Mary and two of his brothers, Andrew and John, looking towards their future in this new land.<ref>''For a good portion of my life, I had believed that my Dzedo had made the heroic trip to America alone. I pictured him as a frightened young boy, not knowing what lay before him in his new home. I imagined that some relative or friend of the family met him at the dock and helped him establish himself in both a job and a place to live. It never occurred to me that other members of his family might have accompanied him or that his father had already taken to the long sea journey to set up a new home for his family.''</ref>
== Naturalization ==

==== Documentation: ====
On July 7, 1921, Joseph became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America.

==== The family name of Csanovsky: ====
On Joseph’s naturalization documents, which were filed in Indiana, Pennsylvania, it stated that when his mother Mary and her three sons (Joseph, Andrew and John) entered this country under the surname of Csanovsky. Documents from Ellis Island support this revelation but neither set of documents offer any explanation for the use of a second surname. One reason offered by relatives for the use of the surname Csanovsky was the existence of an immigration quota system that would have excluded them had they tried to enter the United States under the name of Timko. However, I have a problem with this explanation. It would imply that the family stated their surname and discovered that the country was too full of Timkos. And if that was the case, upon learning this valuable bit of information, did they simply tell the customs official, “I made a mistake. My real surname is Csanovsky.” There has to be more to the story.

And there is one additional point that should be included with this discussion of surnames. The father’s surname recorded on Joseph’s birth certificate from Slovakia was Istvan Timko Csanovsky. The name Csanovsky was used fourteen years prior to Joseph’s immigration. Whether the original surname of the family was Csanovsky or Timko, we may never know. All we know for certain was the surname Csanovsky was used to enter the United States and for some reason abandoned in favor of the surname Timko. While both the Csanovsky & Timko names were recorded on early documentation, only the surname Timko survived.<ref>''State Regional Archives in Presov, 080 06 Presov, Slanska 33, Ref No:98/388-V52, 12 Aug 1998, Researched by Emma Timko Burin in Slovakia''</ref>

== Education ==
Joseph completed the equivalent of the fifth grade before immigration to America. While he could read and write, he was self-conscience of his limited skills these areas and declined advancements at Republic Iron & Steel Corporation for fear of making errors when documenting work-related information. It was his inability to write in English that proved to be a long-term problem for Joseph in regards to his job at Republic Steel. Sometimes his boss wanted Joseph to fill in as a replacement worker. However, Joseph would usually decline, in part because of his inability to write in English. Maybe there was another part of him that didn’t want to make a mistake that might cost him his job. I can imagine that the embarrassment of making a mistake based solely on his inability to proficiently read and write in English. And when the odd occasion arose when he did have to fill in for his boss he simply copied the numbers associated with a batch onto a production sheet or read temperatures and then recorded them. Writing down numbers was easier than writing a sentence. One was merely copying digits he saw on the scales or thermometers, while the other required knowing how the letters formed words that led to the composition of a sentence. Joseph never sought the position of foreman in any permanent form. For a man who appeared so confident to his wife and children in all that he did, it was probably a bitter pill for him.

== Family Years ==
How Joseph came to meet her future wife [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] can only be a matter for speculation. It is known that the Slovak miners lived in very close-knit communities where everyone knew everyone else. Perhaps they met during a church social or through mutual friends or simply as neighbors. No matter, the county records show they were married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, PA.<ref>''Orphans Court, Indiana County, PA, Joseph & Anna Timko’s Marriage License, No. 3747, Volume 22 Page 248.''</ref> Anna was just seventeen at the time of her marriage. In fact, her father had to file papers with the court to allow his daughter’s marriage. The young couple were married by Reverend Gro. D. Bonsk.<ref>Orphans Court, Indiana County, PA, Joseph & Anna Timko’s Marriage License, No. 3747, Volume 22 Page 248.</ref>

Never the next seventeen years, the young couple would have eleven children: five boys - Joseph John Jr., Stephen Michael, Edward John, Albert James and one unnamed who died at birth, and six girls - Mary Martha, Anna Joan, Susanna, Elizabeth Margaret, Emma Marie and Dorothy Alice. Susanna would only live a few days before passing away.

The ten children of Joseph and Anna are as follows;

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Residences ==
During the first years of their marriage, it is not known where Joseph and Anna first took up residence. It could have been with either set of parents, which was not uncommon in the first part of the twentieth century or they could have simply rented a company house from the mine owner. The 1920 Census lists the family as living in Dixonville in the County of Indiana, Pennsylvania when the census taker visited their home. The Census also shows that they lived very close to both sets of parents though it cannot be determined if they lived on the same street as there were no street names or addresses used in conjunction with the homes in that period. Their oldest daughter Mary’s marriage license also lists that she was born in Dixonville in Indiana County.

During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Joseph and Anna rented or owned a total of seven houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* '''[[985 Hunter Street NW]]'''
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* '''[[487 Fourth Street]]'''
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 1640 Oak Street SW

== Working Years ==
Worked as a crane hooker at the steel-making furnaces of Republic Iron & Steel Corporation in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. Formerly, Joseph worked as a coal miner in various mines in and around Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
[[File:Andy Petrilla with Joseph Timko & John Timko.jpg|thumb|279x279px|Andy Petrilla with his father-in-law Joseph Timko & Joseph's brother John Timko]]

== Personal Life ==
Joseph enjoyed puttering around in his vegetable garden, reading the newspaper, and fishing. He also enjoyed spending time with his siblings as well as his wife Anna and his children and grandchildren.

== Death ==
Joseph died from a rupture of the myocardium (heart attack) on November 9, 1954 at St. Joseph’s Riverside Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. He had been working in his backyard when he was taken ill. He was admitted to the hospital and died a few days later.

He was buried on November 12, 1972 at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Lordstown, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== References ==

Joseph John Timko Sr.

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[[File:Joseph John Timko Sr.jpg|thumb|257x257px|Joseph John Timko Sr.|alt=]]
'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''' - Born on March 17, 1893 in Kudlovce (Kudlocz), Hungary (Slovakia). He was the second oldest known child to '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''', and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''

== Description ==
In early photographs, Joseph was shown to be a man of average height and weight with the facial features typical of someone of Slavic descent. He was a clean shaved man who stood five foot, nine inches and had a fair complexion. He had brown hair, blue eyes, and at the age of twenty-eight he had no visible scars except for a noticeable bump near the first joint of one of his fingers on his right hand he received from a mining accident. When questioned by his children about the bump and all he'd say was he got it when something “bad happened in the mine.

== Early Years ==
'''Childhood''' - My grandfather, Joseph, was born on March 17, 1893 in the small village of Kudlovce, in the county of Zemplin in eastern Slovakia, which was in the northern portion of Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of World War I.<ref>''USA Petition of Naturalization, Indiana County Prothonotary for Common Pleas Court, Indiana County, PA 15701, For Joseph John Timko, Sr, No. 1547527, Petition Vol. 14, Number 1405''</ref> His birth name was Jozef Timko Czanovzky as documented on his baptismal papers. His first name was later be Americanized to Joseph. His parents were '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]].''', aka Istvan Timko Czanovzky, and [[Maria Kenderes|'''Maria Kenderes''']] and at the time of his birth, he had a four-year old brother Stephen. In the years to follow, Joseph became was a brother to four more brothers and a sister. It is documented that Joseph was baptized on March 19, 1893 at All Saints Catholic Church in Kudlovce, Hungary. The entry listed his name, his sex, the names of his parents and his godparents. Joseph’s godparents were listed as Andras Paulik and Maria Eger.

[It should be noted that at that time of his birth there were no actual birth certificates created. And most certainly no paperwork was created for the “mere” peasants of an occupied country. It therefore fell to the church to provide the only actual “paperwork” that made my Dzedo the newest member of their congregation. His arrival was nothing more than an entry into a ledger maintained by the local church containing, in part, the congregation’s baptismal records.

[It must remembered that in those times the clergy was responsible for maintaining the ledgers in regards to the major events of their parishioners, i.e. baptism, marriage and death. The entries were typically written by hand, in script, and were in Latin, the language of the Catholic Church. However, it was not uncommon to find some of the entries written in Hungarian, Magyar or Slovak. These language barriers make reading these ledgers extremely difficult and tedious to read. Also, adding to the confusion is that the ink has often times faded from the passing of time or the pages suffered from physical damage, such as water damage. Because the region in which Joseph was born had been conquered numerous times in its history, cities and counties might be referred to by as many as eight different names depending the occupier at the time. It also should be noted that any reference to the existence of an actual baptismal certificate for Joseph must be viewed as only a partial truth. As I have pointed out, actual paper certificates were simply not created in that period for the working class. However, in today’s world, certificates can be obtained by contacting the proper authorities in the region. These documents are no more than a transcribed record created from the information contained in the church’s original ledgers. This is similar to requesting a copy of your birth certificate nowadays to submit as a means to verify one’s employment eligibility. In his early years Joseph grew up in an area not unlike the countryside found in western Pennsylvania. Slovakia also has low rolling hills and its climate is similar with it being only a few degrees further north in latitude. While the exact location in Kudlovce where Joseph lived in unknown, it is most certainly no longer a isolated rural area as the surrounding neighborhoods north of the adjoining city of Košice have most probably enveloped them.

With few exceptions, the people in the County of Zemplin were predominately tenant farmers working the lands of the nearby owners or “barons.” In exchange for the rights to farm sections of those lands, the tenant had to pay the barons with a percentage of their crops. While this might seem an equitable arrangement, the baron’s demands for payment kept increasing over the years. The tenants were soon faced with the undesirable task of working the land year-round for little or no percentage of their labors. It was not uncommon for the families of tenant farmers to be starving even though the land was producing sufficient crops. Bread became a Sunday-only staple at the dinner table with a meat dish a rarity. The main source of nutrition was the potato. This was likely supplemented with greens from the surrounding fields and fish from the nearby streams, providing the baron was agreeable. Unfortunately, starvation was not uncommon. This harsh lifestyle was probably, in part, the reason that so many Slovaks came to the United States. Other reasons I have found include laws forbidding the people from speaking their native tongue, restrictions on where one could live, conscription into the military, and the list goes on. In fact, probably the only real reason many did not leave for the new world was they did not have the money needed for passage on one of the many ships that crisscrossed the North Atlantic.]

'''Siblings'''
* Stephen Timko Jr
*'''[[Andrew George Timko]]'''
* John Joseph Timko
*'''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
* Michael Joseph Timko
* Anna Margaret Timko

== Emigration & Immigration ==
Joseph, his mother and two of his brothers emigrated from the city of Fiume on the western coast of what was then the Austro-Hungarian Empire on July 28, 1907 aboard the SS Pannonia, a passenger cargo vessel of the Cunnard Steamship Line. It took them just five days to cross the north Atlantic. They arrived in New York City, NY on Aug 1, 1907. Joseph was just fourteen years old and all he knew of his new home was what he could see from the railing of the ship. It was just Joseph, his mother Mary and two of his brothers, Andrew and John, looking towards their future in this new land.<ref>''For a good portion of my life, I had believed that my Dzedo had made the heroic trip to America alone. I pictured him as a frightened young boy, not knowing what lay before him in his new home. I imagined that some relative or friend of the family met him at the dock and helped him establish himself in both a job and a place to live. It never occurred to me that other members of his family might have accompanied him or that his father had already taken to the long sea journey to set up a new home for his family.''</ref>
== Naturalization ==

==== Documentation: ====
On July 7, 1921, Joseph became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America.

==== The family name of Csanovsky: ====
On Joseph’s naturalization documents, which were filed in Indiana, Pennsylvania, it stated that when his mother Mary and her three sons (Joseph, Andrew and John) entered this country under the surname of Csanovsky. Documents from Ellis Island support this revelation but neither set of documents offer any explanation for the use of a second surname. One reason offered by relatives for the use of the surname Csanovsky was the existence of an immigration quota system that would have excluded them had they tried to enter the United States under the name of Timko. However, I have a problem with this explanation. It would imply that the family stated their surname and discovered that the country was too full of Timkos. And if that was the case, upon learning this valuable bit of information, did they simply tell the customs official, “I made a mistake. My real surname is Csanovsky.” There has to be more to the story.

And there is one additional point that should be included with this discussion of surnames. The father’s surname recorded on Joseph’s birth certificate from Slovakia was Istvan Timko Csanovsky. The name Csanovsky was used fourteen years prior to Joseph’s immigration. Whether the original surname of the family was Csanovsky or Timko, we may never know. All we know for certain was the surname Csanovsky was used to enter the United States and for some reason abandoned in favor of the surname Timko. While both the Csanovsky & Timko names were recorded on early documentation, only the surname Timko survived.<ref>''State Regional Archives in Presov, 080 06 Presov, Slanska 33, Ref No:98/388-V52, 12 Aug 1998, Researched by Emma Timko Burin in Slovakia''</ref>

== Education ==
Joseph completed the equivalent of the fifth grade before immigration to America. While he could read and write, he was self-conscience of his limited skills these areas and declined advancements at Republic Iron & Steel Corporation for fear of making errors when documenting work-related information. It was his inability to write in English that proved to be a long-term problem for Joseph in regards to his job at Republic Steel. Sometimes his boss wanted Joseph to fill in as a replacement worker. However, Joseph would usually decline, in part because of his inability to write in English. Maybe there was another part of him that didn’t want to make a mistake that might cost him his job. I can imagine that the embarrassment of making a mistake based solely on his inability to proficiently read and write in English. And when the odd occasion arose when he did have to fill in for his boss he simply copied the numbers associated with a batch onto a production sheet or read temperatures and then recorded them. Writing down numbers was easier than writing a sentence. One was merely copying digits he saw on the scales or thermometers, while the other required knowing how the letters formed words that led to the composition of a sentence. Joseph never sought the position of foreman in any permanent form. For a man who appeared so confident to his wife and children in all that he did, it was probably a bitter pill for him.

== Family Years ==
How Joseph came to meet her future wife [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] can only be a matter for speculation. It is known that the Slovak miners lived in very close-knit communities where everyone knew everyone else. Perhaps they met during a church social or through mutual friends or simply as neighbors. No matter, the county records show they were married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, PA.<ref>''Orphans Court, Indiana County, PA, Joseph & Anna Timko’s Marriage License, No. 3747, Volume 22 Page 248.''</ref> Anna was just seventeen at the time of her marriage. In fact, her father had to file papers with the court to allow his daughter’s marriage. The young couple were married by Reverend Gro. D. Bonsk.<ref>Orphans Court, Indiana County, PA, Joseph & Anna Timko’s Marriage License, No. 3747, Volume 22 Page 248.</ref>

Never the next seventeen years, the young couple would have eleven children: five boys - Joseph John Jr., Stephen Michael, Edward John, Albert James and one unnamed who died at birth, and six girls - Mary Martha, Anna Joan, Susanna, Elizabeth Margaret, Emma Marie and Dorothy Alice. Susanna would only live a few days before passing away.

The ten children of Joseph and Anna are as follows;

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Residences ==
During the first years of their marriage, it is not known where Joseph and Anna first took up residence. It could have been with either set of parents, which was not uncommon in the first part of the twentieth century or they could have simply rented a company house from the mine owner. The 1920 Census lists the family as living in Dixonville in the County of Indiana, Pennsylvania when the census taker visited their home. The Census also shows that they lived very close to both sets of parents though it cannot be determined if they lived on the same street as there were no street names or addresses used in conjunction with the homes in that period. Their oldest daughter Mary’s marriage license also lists that she was born in Dixonville in Indiana County.

During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Joseph and Anna rented or owned a total of seven houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* '''[[985 Hunter Street NW]]'''
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* '''[[487 Fourth Street]]'''
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 1640 Oak Street SW

== Working Years ==
Worked as a crane hooker at the steel-making furnaces of Republic Iron & Steel Corporation in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. Formerly, Joseph worked as a coal miner in various mines in and around Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
[[File:Andy Petrilla with Joseph Timko & John Timko.jpg|thumb|279x279px|Andy Petrilla with his father-in-law Joseph Timko & Joseph's brother John Timko]]

== Personal Life ==
Joseph enjoyed puttering around in his vegetable garden, reading the newspaper, and fishing. He also enjoyed spending time with his siblings and his own family.

== Death ==
Joseph died from a rupture of the myocardium (heart attack) on November 9, 1954 at St. Joseph’s Riverside Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. He had been working in his backyard when he was taken ill. He was admitted to the hospital and died a few days later.

He was buried on November 12, 1972 at Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Lordstown, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== References ==

Elizabeth Margaret Timko

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'''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' - Born on September 14, 1925 in Dixonville, Indiana Co, PA to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
** '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
** '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
** '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
** '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
** Emma Marie Timko
** Dorothy Alice Timko

== Education ==
Elizabeth's formal education was completed by the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Religion ==
Elizabeth was baptized into the Catholic faith on September 20, 1925 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

She received her First Holy Communion on May 28, 1933 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio

== Family Years ==
Elizabeth married her first husband '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. When Geroge passed away she would later marry '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' who would pass away six years later. Finally, she married '''[[Simon Yonut Jr]]''' who outlived her by three months.

* Married '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: and four girls.
** James Joseph Campbell
** Sara Anne Campbell
** George Michael Campbell
** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
** Marjorie Anne Campbell
** Dorothy Marie Campbell

* Married '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' on June 12, 1971 at Grace United Methodist in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. The couple had no children. Richard passed away on October 21, 1976 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
* Married Simon Yonut Jr. on September 16, 2000 in Kingman, Mohave Co, AZ. The couple had no children.

== Residences ==
During the Elizabeth's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, she lived with her family in a total of ten house, rented or owned, on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* 487 Fourth Street
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Homemaker for 59 years, as well as cashier and hostess at Pudgee's Restaurant in Warren, Trumbull County, Warren and Nicolino"s Restaurant in Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==
She loved quilting.

== Death ==
Anna died from acute respiratory failure on November 28, 2006 at home in Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio. She was cremated on November 29, 2006 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Elizabeth Margaret Timko

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'''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' - Born on September 14, 1925 in Dixonville, Indiana Co, PA to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
** '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
** '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
** '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
** '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
** Emma Marie Timko
** Dorothy Alice Timko

== Education ==
Elizabeth's formal education was completed by the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Religion ==
Elizabeth was baptized into the Catholic faith on September 20, 1925 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

She received her First Holy Communion on May 28, 1933 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio

== Family Years ==
Elizabeth married her first husband '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. When Geroge passed away she would later marry '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' who would pass away six years later. Finally, she married '''[[Simon Yonut Jr]]''' who outlived her by three months.

* Married '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: and four girls.
** James Joseph Campbell
** Sara Anne Campbell
** George Michael Campbell
** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
** Marjorie Anne Campbell
** Dorothy Marie Campbell

* Married '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' on June 12, 1971 at Grace United Methodist in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. The couple had no children. Richard passed away on October 21, 1976 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
* Married Simon Yonut Jr. on September 16, 2000 in Kingman, Mohave Co, AZ. The couple had no children.

== Residences ==
During the Elizabeth's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, she lived with her family in a total of ten house, rented or owned, on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* 487 Fourth Street
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Homemaker for 59 years, as well as cashier and hostess at Pudgee's Restaurant in Warren, Trumbull County, Warren and Nicolino"s Restaurant in Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==
She loved quilting..

== Death ==
Anna died from acute respiratory failure on November 28, 2006 at home in Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio. She was cremated on November 29, 2006 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Elizabeth Margaret Timko

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'''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' - Born on September 14, 1925 in Dixonville, Indiana Co, PA to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
** '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
** '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
** '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
** '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
** Emma Marie Timko
** Dorothy Alice Timko

== Education ==
Elizabeth's formal education was completed by the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Religion ==
Elizabeth was baptized into the Catholic faith on September 20, 1925 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

She received her First Holy Communion on May 28, 1933 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio

== Family Years ==
Elizabeth married her first husband '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. When Geroge passed away she would later marry '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' who would pass away six years later. Finally, she married '''Simon Yonut Jr.''' who outlived her by three months.

* Married '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: and four girls.
** James Joseph Campbell
** Sara Anne Campbell
** George Michael Campbell
** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
** Marjorie Anne Campbell
** Dorothy Marie Campbell

* Married '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' on June 12, 1971 at Grace United Methodist in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. The couple had no children. Richard passed away on October 21, 1976 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
* Married Simon Yonut Jr. on September 16, 2000 in Kingman, Mohave Co, AZ. The couple had no children.

== Residences ==
During the Elizabeth's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, she lived with her family in a total of ten house, rented or owned, on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* 487 Fourth Street
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Homemaker for 59 years, as well as cashier and hostess at Pudgee's Restaurant in Warren, Trumbull County, Warren and Nicolino"s Restaurant in Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==
She loved quilting..

== Death ==
Anna died from acute respiratory failure on November 28, 2006 at home in Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio. She was cremated on November 29, 2006 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Elizabeth Margaret Timko

2021-05-17T00:36:06Z

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'''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' - Born on September 14, 1925 in Dixonville, Indiana Co, PA to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
** '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
** '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
** '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
** '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
** '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
** '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
** Emma Marie Timko
** Dorothy Alice Timko

== Education ==
Elizabeth's formal education was completed by the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Religion ==
Elizabeth was baptized into the Catholic faith on September 20, 1925 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

She received her First Holy Communion on May 28, 1933 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio

== Family Years ==
Elizabeth married her first husband '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. When Geroge passed away she would later marry Richard Andrew Green who would pass away six years later. Finally, she married Simon Yonut Jr. who outlived her by three months.

* Married '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: and four girls.
** James Joseph Campbell
** Sara Anne Campbell
** George Michael Campbell
** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
** Marjorie Anne Campbell
** Dorothy Marie Campbell

* Married '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''' on June 12, 1971 at Grace United Methodist in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. The couple had no children. Richard passed away on October 21, 1976 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.
* Married Simon Yonut Jr. on September 16, 2000 in Kingman, Mohave Co, AZ. The couple had no children.

== Residences ==
During the Elizabeth's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, she lived with her family in a total of ten house, rented or owned, on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* 487 Fourth Street
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Homemaker for 59 years, as well as cashier and hostess at Pudgee's Restaurant in Warren, Trumbull County, Warren and Nicolino"s Restaurant in Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==
She loved quilting..

== Death ==
Anna died from acute respiratory failure on November 28, 2006 at home in Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio. She was cremated on November 29, 2006 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Edward Anthony Grohosky

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Born on March 16, 1929 in Newton Falls, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Description ==

== Early Years ==

== Education ==
He graduated from St. Mary's High School.

== Military Service Years ==
Lt Col Edward Anthony Grohosky, Sr served in the U.S. Air Force. Began serving in 1971 and was discharged in 1974.

== Family Years ==
Married Dorothy Alice Timko on September 29, 1951 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had four children: two boys - Edward Anthony Jr. and Randall Gerard, and two girls - Erica Megan and Melisa Lynne.

* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Randall Gerard Grohoksy

== Residences ==

== Working Years ==
Served and retired from the U.S. Air Froce

== Personal Life ==

== Death ==
Edward died from heart attack on July 24, 2013 at San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas. He was buried in August of 2013 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio, Bear County, Texas.

George Yeager Campbell

2021-05-15T20:09:45Z

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Born on December 18, 1916 in Mercer, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. He was the tenth oldest child to James Mehard Campbell and Sarah Violet Greenfield.

== Early Years ==

* '''Childhood -'''
* '''Siblings'''
** William Campbell
** Margaret Cardilla Campbell
** Robert Smiley Campbell
** Harry Ellsworth Campbell
** Charles James Campbell
** Clara Mae Campbell
** Ruth Sarah Campbell
** Katherine Louise Campbell
** Mary Helen Campbell
** Pearl Elizabeth Campbell
** Morey Monroe Campbell

== Education ==
Completed grammar school

== Military Service Years ==
[[File:T- 5 George Yeager Campbell in uniform .jpg|thumb|246x246px|T/ 5 George Yeager Campbell in uniform ]]
T.5 George Yeager Campbell served in the U.S. Army. He began serving on 6 Aug 1941 and was discharged on 5 Oct 1945 (Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, PA). He served in the European Theater as an Airplane Maintenance Technician. (George departed from the US on 16 Jan 1943 and arrived in England on 1 Feb 1943. On 14 Sep 1945 he left Europe and arrived back in the US on 22 Sep 1945.) He participated in the following campaigns: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes and Central Europe. He was awarded the WWII Victory Medal, a Service Lapel Button WWII, a Good Conduct Medal, an American Defense Service Medal, an American Campaign Medal, a Combat Infantry Badge, a Bronze Star Medal and the European African Middle Eastern Medal with One Silver Star.

== Religion ==
Converted to the Catholic religion when he wed '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''.

== Family Years ==
Married [[Elizabeth Margaret Timko|'''Elizabeth Margaret Timko''']] on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: James Joseph, George Michael, and four girls: Sara Anne, Elizabeth Therese, Marjorie Anne, and Dorothy Marie.

The couple had six children;

* James Joseph Campbell
* Sara Anne Campbell
* George Michael Campbell
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Dorothy Marie Campbell

== Residences ==
During the George's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, he lived with family in, rented or owned a total of four houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Worked as a welder and fork lift driver at Taylor Winfield.

== Personal Life ==
He loved bowling and skating..

== Death ==
Geroge died from acute massive coronary thrombosis with pulmonary edema on September 19, 1970 at Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. He was buried on September 22, 1970 at Sts. Peter and Paul Byzantine in Lordstown, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Leo Albert Wanner

2021-05-15T04:01:52Z

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Born on March 28, 1936 in Richardton, Starck County, North Dakota. He was a son of Kasper Wannner and Katharina Steckler.

Maria Kenderes

2021-05-10T22:54:57Z

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[[File:Mary (Kenderes) Timko.jpg|thumb|260x260px|Mary (Kenderes) Timko]]
Born August 20, 1872 in Saczfov, Hungary.

== Description ==
Maria, or as she was later known Mary, was a heavy-set individual who stood about 5 foot in height. She had dark brown hair.

== Early Years ==

== Emigration & Immigration ==
Documentation shows that in 1895, Stephen Timko Sr. immigrated to America. However, Mary did not immigrate until 1907.

== Naturalization ==
On July 7, 1921, when her husband Stephen became a naturalized citizen of the United States of America, she and their children also became naturalized citizens.

== Education ==
There is no known record of whether or not Mary attended school however U.S. Federal Census documents indicate she could read.

== Family Years ==
Married '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''' in or about 1895 in Hungary. The couple had eleven children: six boys - Stephen Jr, Joseph John, Andrew George, John Joseph, Paul John and Michael Joseph, and one girl - Anna Margaret.

The couple would have eventually have seven children;

* [[Mary Martha Timko|St]]<nowiki/>ephen Timko Jr
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko Sr]]'''
* Andrew George Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* '''[[Paul John Timko]]'''
* [[Elizabeth Margaret Timko|Michael Joseph Timko]]
* Anna Margaret [[Edward John Timko|Timko]]

== Residences ==
During the family's years in Indiana County, Pennsylvania Stephen and Mary lived in an unknown number of company houses but eventually purchased a house of their own.
== Working Years ==
Was a housewife for about 39 years.

== Personal Life ==

== Death ==
Mary died from cardiac failure as the result of carcinoma of the Bright's disease on January 30, 1934 at her home in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

She was buried on February 3, 1934 at St Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

George Edward Burin

2021-05-06T01:31:41Z

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George Edward Burin

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Born July 21, 1927 in New Kensington, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. He was only son of Martin Burin Sr and Mary Kay Kozik.

== Description ==
George had a average build and stood about 5 foot 9 1/2 inch in height. He was clean shaven with dark brown hair and brown eyes. He had a tattoo on his upper right arm.

== Early Years ==

== Education ==
He completed eleventh grade of high school.

== Military Service Years[edit | edit source] ==
F1C George Edward Burin, Sr served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Began serving on August 22, 1945 and was discharged on July 19, 194d4w321`6 at Cherry Point, North Carolina.

== Family Years[edit | edit source] ==
Married Pauline Joann Petiya on April 22, 1950 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had seven children: four boys - Albert James Jr., Allen Jeffery, Timothy James and Ronald Lawrence, and three girls - Sheryl Ann, Paulette Suzette and Louise Karen.

* Albert James Timko Jr
* Allen Jeffery Timko
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* '''[[Paulette Suzette Timko]]'''
* Karen Louise Timko
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

== Residences[edit | edit source] ==
During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Albert's family rented or owned a total of seven houses on the southwest side of the city. He would later reside or own two more.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* '''[[985 Hunter Street NW]]'''
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* '''[[487 Fourth Street]]'''
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 797 Fourth Street
* 2886 North Leavitt Road NW
* 366 Belmont Avenue NW

== Working Years[edit | edit source] ==
Worked for the Warren Police Department

== Personal Life[edit | edit source] ==
Enjoyed fishing, bowling, boating, auto mechanics and gardening

== Death[edit | edit source] ==
Albert died from heart attack on May 12, 2008 at Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. He was buried on May 16, 2008 at All Souls Cemetery in Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Timko Family Tree

2021-05-05T02:32:31Z

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The family of '''[[Stephen Timko Sr]]''' and '''[[Maria Kenderes]]'''. The couple had eleven children: six boys - Stephen Jr, Joseph John, Andrew George, John Joseph, Paul John and Michael Joseph, and one girl - Anna Margaret.

* Stephen Timiko Jr and Anna Witco
** Mary Timko
** Anna Mae Timko
** Margaret Anna Timko
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko Sr]]''' and '''[[Anna Veronica Berish]]'''
**'''[[Mary Martha Timko]]''' and '''[[Andrew Michael Petrilla]]'''
***'''[[Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]'''
***Paul Albert Petrilla
*** John David Petrilla
**'''[[Anna Joan Timko]]''' and '''[[Michael Joseph Politsky]]'''
***'''[[Robert Michael Politsky]]'''
**'''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.|Joseph John Timko Jr]]''' and '''[[Martha Bishop]]''' (2nd wife - Elaine Alberta Fauvie - No children) (3rd wife - Eleanor P. McLaughlin - No children)
***Joseph Ronald Timko
***Dean Jerome Timko
***Joyce Marie Timko
**'''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]''' and '''[[Mary Margaret Spurrier]]'''
***Stephen Michael Timko
*** '''[[Susan Margaret Timko]]'''
***Joanne Louise Timko
***John Joseph Timko
***Margaret Louise Timko
***Mary Beth Timko
** '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' and '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' (2nd husband - '''[[Richard Andrew Green]]''') (3rd husband - '''[[Simon Yonut Jr]]''')
***James Joseph Campbell
*** Sara Anne Campbell
*** George Michael Campbell
*** Elizabeth Therese Campbell
*** Marjorie Anne Campbell
*** Dorothy Marie Campbell
**'''[[Edward John Timko]]''' and '''[[Jeannette Frances Walker]]'''
***Edward John Timko Jr.
*** Kenneth Joseph Timko
*** Donald Judson Timko
*** Jeannette Francis Timko
**'''[[Albert James Timko]]''' and '''[[Pauline Joann Petiya]]''' (2nd wife - Peggy Jean Shank)
***Albert James Timko Jr.
*** Allen Jeffrey Timko
*** Sheryl Ann Timko
*** '''[[Paulette Suzette Timko]]'''
*** Louise Karen Timko
*** Timothy James Timko
*** Ronald Lawrence Timko
**Emma Marie Timko and '''[[George Edward Burin]]'''
***George Edward Burin Jr.
***Emily Jo Burin
***Janice Lynn Burin
***Thomas Michael Burin
**Dorothy Alice Timko and '''[[Edward Anthony Grohosky]]''' (2nd husband - '''[[Herbert Leroy Parker Jr]]''') (3rd husband - '''[[Leo Albert Wanner]]''')
***Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
***Erica Megan Grohosky
***Melisa Lynne Grohosky
***Randall Gerard Grohosky
*Andrew George Timko and Verna Margaret Furin
**Andrew John Timko
**Helen Louise Timko
**Stephen John Timko
**Margaret Jean Timko
*John Joseph Timko and Anna Isabella Novotny
**Barbara Ann Timko
*Paul John Timko and Elizabeth Mary Dankovich
**Dorothy Alice Timko
**Paul Steve Timko
**Elizabeth Dolores Timko
**Thomas Richard Timko
*Michael Joseph Timko and Thelma Irene Jones
**Cathy Janean Timko
**Amy Dee Timko
**Channon Jo-Maree Timko
*Anna Margaret Timko and James David Norris
**Patricia Jane Norris
**David Norris
**James Curtis Norris
**Cynthia Kay Norris

Timko-Berish Family Wiki

2021-05-04T19:27:07Z

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== Introduction ==
This website represents the culmination of ten years of research into the members of the Timko/Berish extended families.

The nexus of this extended family came about with the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko Sr''']] to [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']]. Their simple marriage brought together two immigrant families who came to America in an attempt to provide their children with a better way of life. This young couple's wedding took place on September 14, 1914 in the small coal-mining town of Dixonville in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. It's through this joining that the Timko/Berish extended family was created.

To gain an appreciation of the size of this extended family, one has to realize that Joseph came from a large family of five brothers and one sister, whereas Anna came from an even larger family of six bothers and six sisters. And as often in these situations, the 18 siblings of Joseph and Anna would go on to marry, have their own children, and cause the family to swell to almost eighty individuals. Then when the children of these families had their own children, the extended Timko/ Berish family grew into the hundreds of family members that we know today.

As one would expect, the purpose of this website is to acquaint and educate future generations of this extended family about their ancestors and the lineages that were created by the subsequent marriages of Joseph and Anna, and the marriages of their siblings. The website itself utilizes MediaWiki to provide linked-based structure that creates interconnections (links) between the subject matter of the various web pages. All subject names displayed in a bold font face are active links to other webpages that expand on the subject matter indicated. ''[Please note that while this website utilizes MediaWikiTM to present information about the family, it in no manner a part of the popular WikipediaTM website. Therefore, one should not attempt or expect to find information about the family hosted on the WikipediaTM website.]''

== Timko & Berish Family Trees & Others ==
[[File:Dzedo & Baba - Colorized.jpg|thumb|Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko]]
In order to facilitate the reader's understanding and appreciation of the Timko/Berish family structure, I have included a set of indexes directly below that should aid in the reader's ability to navigate the various branches of the family that are of particular interest.

* '''[[Timko Family Tree]]'''
* '''[[Berish Family Tree]]'''
* Witco Family Tree
* Furin Family Tree
* Novotny Family Tree
* Dankovick Family Tree
* Jones Family Tree
* Norris Family Tree
* Hudak Family Tree
* Setlock Family Tree
* Bishop Family Tree
* Briscoe Family Tree
* Nemitt Family Tree
* Zilka Family Tree
* Dellafiora Family Tree
* Everett Family Tree
* McBride Family Tree
* Galetka Family Tree

== Joseph and Anna ==
Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Their Children ==
[[File:The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949).jpg|thumb|The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949)]]
The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Their Grandchildren ==
The children of Joseph and Anna gave their parents 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of them were male and 17 were female. A remarkable "feat" by anyone's standards. (Listed in order of birth.)

* '''[[Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]'''
* Paul Albert Petrilla
* John David Petrilla
* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Robert Michael Politsky
* Stephen Michael Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* '''[[Susan Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joyce Marie Timko]]'''
* Albert James Timko Jr.
* George Edward Timko Jr.
* Allen Jeffrey Timko
* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
* James Joseph Campbell
* Emily Jo Burin
* Edward John Timko Jr.
* Joanne Louise Timko
* Sara Anne Campbell
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* Kenneth Joseph Timko
* Janice Lynn Burin
* Paulette Suzette Timko
* Thomas Michael Burin
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Donald Judson Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* George Michael Campbell
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Jeannette Francis Timko
* Louise Karen Timko
* Margaret Louise Timko
* Randall Gerard Grohosky
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Mary Beth Timko
* Dorothy Marie Campbell
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

Timko-Berish Family Wiki

2021-05-03T22:18:46Z

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== Welcome ==
This website represents the culmination of ten years of research into the family members of the Timko/Berish extended families.

The nexus of this extended family came about with the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko Sr''']] to [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']]. Their simple marriage brought together two immigrant families who came to America to provide their children with a better life. This young couples wedding took place on September 14, 1914 in the small coal-mining town of Dixonville in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. It's through this joining that the Timko/Berish extended family was created.

To gain an appreciation of the size of this new extended family, one has to realize that Joseph had large family five brothers and one sister, and Anna had and even larger family of six bothers and six sisters. These 18 siblings would go on to marry, have their own children, and grow the family to almost eighty individuals. And when these families had there own children, this extended family grew into the hundreds of family members we know today.

This purpose of this website is to educate future generations of this extended family about their ancestors and the lineages that were created by the subsequent marriages of Joseph and Anna, and their sibling's marriages. It utilizes MediaWiki to provide linked-based structure to provide interconnections between the various web pages. All subject names displayed in a bolt font face are active links to the subject matter indicated. ''[Please note that while this website utilizes MediaWikiTM to present information about the family, it in no manner connected to the popular WikipediaTM website and information about the family is not hosted on that site.]'' [[File:Dzedo & Baba - Colorized.jpg|thumb|Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko]]
To facilitate the reader's understanding and appreciation of the Timko/Berish family structure, I have included a set of indexes that should aid in the reader's ability to navigate the various branches of the family that are of particular interest.

* '''[[Timko Family Tree]]'''
* '''[[Berish Family Tree]]'''

== Joseph and Anna ==
Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Their Children ==
[[File:The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949).jpg|thumb|The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949)]]
The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Their Grandchildren ==
The children of Joseph and Anna gave their parents 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of them were male and 17 were female. A remarkable "feat" by anyone's standards. (Listed in order of birth.)

* '''[[Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]'''
* Paul Albert Petrilla
* John David Petrilla
* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Robert Michael Politsky
* Stephen Michael Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* Susan Margaret Timko
* Joyce Marie Timko
* Albert James Timko Jr.
* George Edward Timko Jr.
* Allen Jeffrey Timko
* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
* James Joseph Campbell
* Emily Jo Burin
* Edward John Timko Jr.
* Joanne Louise Timko
* Sara Anne Campbell
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* Kenneth Joseph Timko
* Janice Lynn Burin
* Paulette Suzette Timko
* Thomas Michael Burin
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Donald Judson Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* George Michael Campbell
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Jeannette Francis Timko
* Louise Karen Timko
* Margaret Louise Timko
* Randall Gerard Grohosky
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Mary Beth Timko
* Dorothy Marie Campbell
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

Timko-Berish Family Wiki

2021-05-03T04:47:43Z

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== Welcome ==
This website represents ten years of research into the extended members of the Timko/Berish families. The nexus of this family centers around the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko Sr''']] to [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']]. Their marriage took place on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. It's through the joining of this young couple that the Timko/Berish extended family was created. Joseph had five brothers and one sister, where as Anna had six bothers and six sisters. These 18 siblings would go on to marry, have their own children, and grow the family to almost eighty individuals. And when these families had there own children, this extended family grew into the hundreds of family members we know today.

This website was created to educate future generations of this extended family about their ancestors and the lineages that were created by the subsequent marriages of Joseph and Anna, and their sibling's marriages. [[File:Dzedo & Baba - Colorized.jpg|thumb|Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko]]
Below I have created links to the family indexes that detail the hierarchy of the Timko family as well as the Berish family. The index should guide you to the branch of the family that interests you.

* '''[[Timko Family Tree]]'''
* '''[[Berish Family Tree]]'''

== Joseph and Anna ==
Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Their Children ==
[[File:The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949).jpg|thumb|The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949)]]
The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Their Grandchildren ==
The children of Joseph and Anna gave their parents 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of them were male and 17 were female. A remarkable "feat" by anyone's standards. (Listed in order of birth.)

* '''[[Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]'''
* Paul Albert Petrilla
* John David Petrilla
* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Robert Michael Politsky
* Stephen Michael Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* Susan Margaret Timko
* Joyce Marie Timko
* Albert James Timko Jr.
* George Edward Timko Jr.
* Allen Jeffrey Timko
* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
* James Joseph Campbell
* Emily Jo Burin
* Edward John Timko Jr.
* Joanne Louise Timko
* Sara Anne Campbell
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* Kenneth Joseph Timko
* Janice Lynn Burin
* Paulette Suzette Timko
* Thomas Michael Burin
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Donald Judson Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* George Michael Campbell
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Jeannette Francis Timko
* Louise Karen Timko
* Margaret Louise Timko
* Randall Gerard Grohosky
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Mary Beth Timko
* Dorothy Marie Campbell
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

Elizabeth Margaret Timko

2021-05-03T00:07:48Z

65.189.63.122: /* Family Years */ Adding a link to George Yeager Campbell

'''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]''' - Born on September 14, 1925 in Dixonville, Indiana Co, PA to '''[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|Joseph John Timko]]''' and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Beris'''h]].

== Early Years ==

== Education ==
Anna's formal education was completed by the eleventh grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Religion ==
Anna was baptized into the Catholic faith on September 20, 1925 in Clymer, Indiana County, Pennsylvania.

== Family Years ==
Married '''[[George Yeager Campbell]]''' on July 19, 1947 at Sts. Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio. The couple had six children: two boys: James Joseph, George Michael, and four girls: Sara Anne, Elizabeth Therese, Marjorie Anne, and Dorothy Marie.

The couple had only one child;

* James Joseph Campbell
* Sara Anne Campbell
* George Michael Campbell
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Dorothy Marie Campbell

== Residences ==
During the Anna's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, she lived with family in, rented or owned a total of ten houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* '''[[1437 Tod Avenue SW]]'''
* 487 Fourth Street
* '''[[481 Oriole Place SW]]'''
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 169 Porter Street NE
* 811 E. Market Street
* 2475 Cranwood Drive

== Working Years ==
Homemaker for 59 years, as well as cashier and hostess at Pudgee's Restaurant in Warren, Trumbull County, Warren and Nicolino"s Restaurant in Niles, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==
She loved quilting..

== Death ==
Anna died from acute respiratory failure on November 28, 2006 at home in Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio. She was cremated on November 29, 2006 in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

Timko-Berish Family Wiki

2021-04-24T23:38:58Z

65.189.63.122: fixed first name

== Welcome ==
This website represents ten years of research into the extended members of the Timko/Berish families. The nexus of this family centers around the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko Sr''']] to [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']].

'''[[Timko Family Tree]]'''

'''[[Berish Family Tree]]'''

== Joseph and Anna ==
[[File:Dzedo & Baba - Colorized.jpg|thumb|Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko]]
The Timko/Berish family was created with the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania

Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Their Children ==
[[File:The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949).jpg|thumb|The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949)]]
The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Their Grandchildren ==
The children of Joseph and Anna gave their parents 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of them were male and 17 were female. A remarkable "feat" by anyone's standards.

* '''[[Betty Jane Petrilla|Elizabeth Jane Petrilla]]'''
* Paul Albert Petrilla
* John David Petrilla
* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Robert Michael Politsky
* Stephen Michael Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* Susan Margaret Timko
* Joyce Marie Timko
* Albert James Timko Jr.
* George Edward Timko Jr.
* Allen Jeffrey Timko
* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
* James Joseph Campbell
* Emily Jo Burin
* Edward John Timko Jr.
* Joanne Louise Timko
* Sara Anne Campbell
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* Kenneth Joseph Timko
* Janice Lynn Burin
* Paulette Suzette Timko
* Thomas Michael Burin
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Donald Judson Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* George Michael Campbell
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Jeannette Francis Timko
* Louise Karen Timko
* Margaret Louise Timko
* Randall Gerard Grohosky
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Mary Beth Timko
* Dorothy Marie Campbell
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

Timko-Berish Family Wiki

2021-04-24T23:32:34Z

65.189.63.122: added a link

== Welcome ==
This website represents ten years of research into the extended members of the Timko/Berish families. The nexus of this family centers around the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko Sr''']] to [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']].

'''[[Timko Family Tree]]'''

'''[[Berish Family Tree]]'''

== Joseph and Anna ==
[[File:Dzedo & Baba - Colorized.jpg|thumb|Joseph & Anna (Berish) Timko]]
The Timko/Berish family was created with the marriage of [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania

Joseph was born Jozsef Timko Csanovsky in Kudlovce in the Austria-Hungary on March.17, 1893 and Anna was born at home in Riddesburg, Broadtop Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.. [Note: Austria-Hungary would later become the county of Czechoslovakia in 1918 after the end of World War 1.]

[[Joseph John Timko Sr.|'''Joseph John Timko Sr.''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']] married on September 14, 1914 in Dixonville, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The young couple lived in Indiana County until 1928, when Joseph gave up being a coal miner for the more secure profession of being a steel worker in their new home in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Their Children ==
[[File:The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949).jpg|thumb|The Joseph Timko Sr Family celebrating their parent's anniversary. (1949)]]
The couple would have eventually have ten children with eight of them being born in Indiana County, Pennsylvania and the remaining two being born in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

* '''[[Mary Martha Timko]]'''
* '''[[Anna Joan Timko]]'''
* '''[[Susanna Timko]]'''
* '''[[Joseph John Timko Jr.]]'''
* '''[[Stephen Michael Timko]]'''
* '''[[Elizabeth Margaret Timko]]'''
* '''[[Edward John Timko]]'''
* '''[[Albert James Timko]]'''
* Emma Marie Timko
* Dorothy Alice Timko

== Their Grandchildren ==
The children of Joseph and Anna gave their parents 38 grandchildren. Twenty-one of them were male and 17 were female. A remarkable "feat" by anyone's standards.

* '''[[Betty Jane Petrilla]]'''
* Paul Albert Petrilla
* John David Petrilla
* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Robert Michael Politsky
* Stephen Michael Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* Susan Margaret Timko
* Joyce Marie Timko
* Albert James Timko Jr.
* George Edward Timko Jr.
* Allen Jeffrey Timko
* Edward Anthony Grohosky Jr.
* James Joseph Campbell
* Emily Jo Burin
* Edward John Timko Jr.
* Joanne Louise Timko
* Sara Anne Campbell
* Sheryl Ann Timko
* Kenneth Joseph Timko
* Janice Lynn Burin
* Paulette Suzette Timko
* Thomas Michael Burin
* Erica Megan Grohosky
* Donald Judson Timko
* John Joseph Timko
* George Michael Campbell
* Melisa Lynne Grohosky
* Jeannette Francis Timko
* Louise Karen Timko
* Margaret Louise Timko
* Randall Gerard Grohosky
* Elizabeth Therese Campbell
* Marjorie Anne Campbell
* Mary Beth Timko
* Dorothy Marie Campbell
* Timothy James Timko
* Ronald Lawrence Timko

Michael George Berish

2021-04-23T01:09:59Z

65.189.63.122: /* Family Years */ Adding George Michael Berish Link

'''Michael George Berish''', ''(Birth last name was Biros)'', Born on March 11, 1900 in Spangler, Cambria County, PA to '''[[Michael Berish]]''' and [[Anna P. Mudry|'''Anna P. Mudry''']].

Description

Michael

== Early Years ==
Born on March 11, 1900 in Spangler, Cambria County, PA to '''[[Michael Berish]]''' and [[Anna P. Mudry|'''Anna P. Mudry''']].

== Education ==
He completed the eighth grade.

== Family Years ==
Married '''[[Anna Elizabeth Hudak]]''' on September 13, 1920 in Aultman, Center Township, Indiana County, PA. The couple had six children: three boys - Geroge Michael, Robert Eugene and one infant boy, and three girls - Anna Marie, Elona Marie and one infant girl. ''(Two of their children died at or shortly after birth. They were a set twins''

The couple would eventually have four children:

* '''[[George Michael Berish]]'''
* Anna Marie Berish
* Robert Eugene Berish
* Elona Marie Berish

== Residences ==

== Working Years ==
Worked as a coal miner for CBC Corporation. Later worked as steelworker in the Hot Strip Finishing Dept of Republic Iron and Steel Corp for 37 years.

== Personal Life ==

== Death ==
Michael died from a heart attack after an eleven month illness on May 24, 1973 at St Joseph Hospital in Warren, Trumbull County, OH. He was buried on May 25, 1973 at All Souls Cemetery in Cortland, Trumbull County, OH.

Joseph John Timko Jr.

2021-04-22T00:34:06Z

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[[File:Joseph John Timko Jr.jpg|thumb|269x269px|Joseph John Timko Jr]]
'''Joseph John Timko Jr.''' - Born on July 2, 1921 Aultman, Indiana Co, PA to [[Joseph John Timko Sr.|J'''oseph John Timko''']] and [[Anna Veronica Berish|'''Anna Veronica Berish''']].

== Description ==
Joseph Jr. was a stocky individual who stood about 5 foot 9 inch in height. He was clean shaven with dark brown, wavy hair and brown eyes. On both his forearms, he wore tattoos from his time serving in the United States Navy.

== Early Years ==

== Education ==
He completed the tenth grade at Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Civilian Conservation Corps ==
Joseph served in the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1938 as a laborer at CCC Company 553, Camp SP-16 in Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio. He was discharged on June 26, 1939.

== Military Years ==
PO1 Joseph John Timko, Jr served in the U.S. Navy. He began serving on 27 Apr 1942 and was discharged on 14 Oct 1945. He served on the USS Ulvert M. Moore, a destroyer escort vessel as a metalsmith. He received the American Campaign badge, the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign badge, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign badge, Philippine Liberation Medal, Philippine Presidential Citation Ribbon, and the Good Conduct Medal.

== Family Years ==
Married Martha Bishop Timko on June 21, 1944 at St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church in Farrell, Mercer Co, PA. The couple had three children: two boys - Joseph Ronald and Dean Jerome, and one girl - Joyce Marie. The couple divorced on December 17, 1958.

* Joseph Ronald Timko
* Dean Jerome Timko
* Joyce Marie Timko

Married Elaine Alberta Fauvie on April 11, 1966 in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. The couple had no children. The couple later divorced. (Date unknown)

Married Eleanor P. McLaughlin on August 9, 1989 in Kingman, Mohave Co, AZ. The couple had no children.

== Residences ==
During the family's years in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio, Joseph and Anna rented or owned a total of seven houses on the southwest side of the city.

* 1xx Parkman Road ['''Note:''' The exact address of the family's first rental house is not known. My paternal Aunt Emma (Timko) Burin said that while driving with her mother Anna, Anna pointed to a small collection of houses next to the railroad tracks on Parkman and said that was the house the family lived in when they first arrived in the city. At the time, it never occurred to Emma to ask exactly which of the house had been the family's first home. However, from city records, the address would have to have been either 160, 170 or 178 Parkman Road, hence the 1xx designation.]
* 985 Hunter Street NW
* 1437 Tod Avenue SW
* 487 Fourth Street
* 481 Oriole Place SW
* '''[[770 Fourth Street]]'''
* 1640 Oak Street SW
* Warren-Newton Falls Road in Newton Falls, Trumbull County, Ohio.
* 2347 Cranwood Drive
* 2471 Wilshire Drive in Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio

== Working Years ==
Worked as a welder and machine repairman at Denman Tire in Leavittsburg, Trumbull Co, OH.

== Business Ventures ==
Owned and operated the Republic on Market Street in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio.

== Personal Life ==

== Death ==
Joseph died from a ventricular standstill (heart attack) on August 30, 2003 at St. Joseph’s Health Center in Warren, Trumbull Co, OH. He was cremated on September 3, 2003.