Anna B Kostuch vel Kulas

Anna and her mother Wiktoria arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, USA on 12 Feb 1889.
Departure port: Bremen; Ship name: Main
Source: United States Germans to America Index, 1850-1897. Manifest ID: 00016229

Obituary:

 Mrs. Anton Kulas, 74, 1023 East Wabasha Street, died at 5:45 AM today at her home.  Death was due to a heart attack and followed an illness of three years.  Mrs. Kulas was born in Lipnica, Poland, March 10, 1873 and lived here 56 years.  Survivors are her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Estelle Costly, Minneapolis; Mrs. Frank (Frances) Matejka; Mrs. Helen Rumpca and Mrs. Felix (Esther) Trzebiatowksi, Winona; and six sons, Bernard Kostuch, Frank Kostuch, Joseph Kulas, Walter Kulas, and Alois Kulas, Winona and Anthony Kulas, Lewiston; 30 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.  Funeral services were held Thursday at 9AM at the Borzyskowski mortuary, the Rev. N. F. Grulkowski officiated.  The rosary was held at 7:30PM Tuesday at the mortuary and at 7:30PM Wednesday by Father Grulkowski.  Pallbearers were Ray Kostuch, Frank Wera, John and Frank Heftman, Gracian Kulas and Charles Kulas.  Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.