| Name |
Louis CSIPO21 |
| Birth |
4 Nov 1881, Kascinbarczika, Hungary21,313 |
| Death |
15 Dec 1972, Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ21,313 Age: 91 |
| Death Memo |
08861 |
| Burial |
Woodbridge, Middlesex, NJ313 |
| Burial Memo |
Cloverleaf cemetery |
| Residence |
Dec 1972, Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ21 Age: 91 |
| Residence Memo |
08861 |
| Naturalization |
19 Sep 1909, New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ665 Age: 27 |
| Naturalization Memo |
From "Olympic" ship manifest - 7 Feb 1923 |
| Residence |
7 Feb 1923, Metuchen, Middlesex, NJ665 Age: 41 |
| Occupation |
Abt. 1904, worked in clay pits, South River, NJ; Bet. 1907 - 1972, business owner, travel agency312 |
| Alias/AKA |
1881, original name was Csipo Lajos313 |
| Father |
Istvan CSIPO |
| Mother |
Borbola GRASPIC |
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In 1903, Louis came to America, perhaps under the name Csikasz Gabor. May 16, 1903, the Augusta Victoria arrived at Ellis Is. with "Gabor Csikasz" aboard. Louis birth name was Csipo Lajos. Louis may have come from Sajokosine, Hungary.666 Alex Cooper was only 2 years older than his son-in-law Louis Csipo. It was said that they came to America to avoid being drafted into the army. Louis stowed away 3 times before he got here, and then he came under someone else's name, Csikasz Gabor. Mom & Arnold know the rest of that one. -Roberta Calhoun.487
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