FOUND_AT: This name found on the ship manifest for Joseph's arrival in NYC, March 3, 1909 aboard the The Gneisenau. Joseph was traveling with his brother, Peter (Piotr).

1. 2. Joseph J. GABRYLUK   b. Abt 1884, Msznia, Galicia.
2. 3. Peter (Piotr) GABRYLUK   b. 1881, Msznia, Galicia.
3. 4. Maria GABRYLUK  

IMMIGRATION: 1909 per 1930 Census
Joseph's arrival in NYC, March 3, 1909 aboard the The Gneisenau. Joseph was traveling with his brother, Peter (Piotr). Their destination was a brother-in-law, Frank BARANOWSKI at 88 Greend Street (or Green?). There was a second Piotr Gabryluk listed on the same manifest sheet, just a couple of line down. His destination was a cousin in New York City. Name is hard to read.

DEATH: Date of death is unknown and his name does not appear in the online Social Security Death Index. This suggests that he may have died prior to about 1965 because their online records do not cover that early of a period of time.

1. 5. Stanislaus J. (Steve) GABRYLUK   b. 7 Jan 1912, Amsterdam, Montgomery, New York, USA; d. 21 May 1996.
2. 6. Mary GABRYLUK  
3. 7. Joseph A. GABRYLUK, Jr.   b. 27 Mar 1920, Amsterdam, Montgomery, New York, USA; d. Mar 1978.
4. 8. Jean GABRYLUK   b. 17 Mar 1931, Amsterdam, Montgomery, New York, USA; d. 16 Jan 1997, Amsterdam, Montgomery, New York.

FOUND_AT: Ship manifest for The Uranium dated arrival October 06, 1913, out of Rotterdam. Maria's destination is her brother, Josef Gabryluk in Amsterdam, NY. She lists her father's name as Jan. Joseph listed it as Maciej. Her brother's address looks to be 24 (or 74) ______ (street unreadable). She was 23 and single upon arrival in this country.

Never married.