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Edward John WOZNIAK

[N13696]

8 MAR 1885 - AFT 1942

  • OCCUPATION: 1942, Laborer - MCRR Railroad
  • RESIDENCE: 1942, 1431 Broadway, Niles, Berrien, MI
  • BIRTH: 8 MAR 1885, Furnesville, Porter, IN
  • DEATH: AFT 1942, Berrien County, MI
Family 1 : Maude R IDEN
  1.  Richard C WOZNIAK
  2.  Thomas WOZNIAK
  3.  Joseph E WOZNIAK
  4.  James Claire WOZNIAK
  5.  Fay Lawrence WOZNIAK

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[N13696] Furnessville, IN
Nearest City: Beverly Shores, Indiana
The Furnessville Post Office opening in 1861. It began as the Murray’s Side Track, then became known as Morgan’s Side track. In 1853, the first house was built and a store followed. Furnessville got its name from the first postmaster, Edwin Leigh Furness (1832-1916).[3] There was the ‘Furnessville Station of the Michigan Central Railway by 1876. Later in 1896, it was noted as the Furnessville Triangle and School No. 3. By 1921, the only structures remaining were residential homes with outbuildings and the school
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