Vincent Yanta, Sr.

Wyemigrował do USA, gdzie w maju 1888 r. osiadł w Pike Creek, Morrison County, Minnesota (Biography of Martina Trzebiatowski for The Morrison County Historical Society 1937).

Vincint Lipinski (36yrs) and his wife Marianne (32yrs) arrived in New York on 12 May, 1888 from Bremen aboard the ship Salier with children; Vincent (4yrs), Elisabeth (4yrs) & Cecilie (1yr).

Also aboard the ship was his sister, Anna Tizebiatowski (46yrs) with children: August (5yrs), Maria (2yrs) & Casimir (1yr).

The ship that carried the Janta Lipinski family, the Salier (built 1874, sank 1896), was an iron-construction, two-masted, one-stack streamship, about 40 feet wide and 350 feet long. It was part of the Norddeutschen Lloyd line (now Hapag-Lloyd). From 1880-1886, it travelled round-trip between Bremen and New York. Before then, it made the trip but stopped in Southhampton, England. After 1886, it travelled between Bremen and Australia, through the Suez Canal.

It could carry up to 142 first-class and 800 steerage passengers, with a crew of 80-103. It sank off the coast of Spain in 1896, with a loss of 280 lives.

The 1885 Pike Creek, Morrison County, Minnesota, United States Census has Vincent Yenta (37yrs), Meray Yenta (33yrs), Elisabeth (6yrs), Vincent, (4yrs), Cecelia (2yrs) & Emma (1yr).

The 1895 Pike Creek, Morrison County, Minnesota, United States Census has Vincent Lepinski and family. Also at Pike Creek are living the Micke Lepinski (56yrs) family, the Mike Lapinski (45yrs) family, the John Rengwelski (70yrs) family, the August Terbotoski (34yrs) family and the Jacob Trzebiatowski (42yrs) family.

The 1905 Pike Creek, Morrison County, Minnesota, United States Census has Vincent Lipinski (65yrs) & wife Marcianna (53yrs). Also at Pike Creek are living the Frank Lipinski (44yrs) family.