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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Saskatchewan district 17, in Canada. 1916 Census of Prairie Provinces
page 25.
Joseph Gaspar, age 39, born in Hungary, immigrated in 1907, farmer
wife: Julia Gaspar, age 29, born in Hungary, immigrated in 1907
daughter: Mary Gaspar, age 13, born in Hungary, immigrated in 1907
daughter: Annie Gaspar, age 10, born in United States, immigrated in 1907
son: John Gaspar, age 8, born in Sask
son: Joseph Gaspar, age 7, born in Sask
son: Frank Gaspar, age 6, born in Sask
daughter: Maggie Gaspar, age 3, born in Sask
son: Alex Gaspar, age 4/12, born in Sask
all R. Catholic, living on township 34, range 24, west of 2nd meridian, RM of Wolverine
- ↑ Chester, Geauga, Ohio, in United States. 1920 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T625).
Joseph Gaspar, age 41, born in Vesprem, Hungary (both parents born in Vesprem, Hungary), immigrated in 1899, farmer (dairy farm)
wife: Julia Gaspar, age 31, born in Jaskunsolnok, Hungary (both parents born in Jaskunsolnok, Hungary), immigrated in 1899
Mary Gaspar, age 16, born in Pennsylvania, servant
Anna Gaspar, age 13, born in Canada, immigrated in 1919
Joseph Gaspar, age 9, born in Canada, immigrated in 1919
Frank Gaspar, age 8, born in Canada, immigrated in 1919
Margaret Gaspar, age 6, born in Canada, immigrated in 1919
Alexander Gaspar, age 3 8/12, born in Canada, immigrated in 1919
- ↑ Saskatchewan, Humboldt / 41: township 34 range 24 W2, in Canada. 1911 Census of Canada. (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Library and Archives Canada)
page 2.
Joseph Jaspar, born March 1878 (age 33) in Hungary, immigrated to Canada in 1904, naturalized in 1908, farmer
wife: Mary Jaspar, born April 1887 (age 24) in Hungary, immigrated in 1907
daughter: Mary Jaspar, born Sept 1902 (age 8) in USA, immigrated in 1904
daughter: Annie Jaspar, born Sept 1906 (age 4) in Sask
son: John Jaspar, born Feb 1908 (age 2) in Sask
son: Joseph Jaspar, born Oct 1910 (age 1) in Sask
living on section 20, township 34, range 24, west of 2nd meridian, all R. Catholic
There is no explanation for why Joseph's wife's name is given as Mary in this census if he had married Julia by this time. However, his marriage to Julia in about 1910 fits all other census information (including the fact that the immigration year of Joseph's wife is given as 1907, after the 1906 birth of Mary Stroheber's daughter Anna in Saskatchewan) better than any other explanation.
- ↑ Maple Shade Cemetery, Auburn Center, Geauga County, Ohio, USA, in Find A Grave.
Julia Gaspar, 1887-1954
Plot: Sec 1 Lot 88
This is assumed to be the correct person, based on the graves of Joseph and Julia Gaspar being in the same section and lot of the cemetery, with birth years matching information from census records.
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