ELLIS COUNTY, TX - Bios  Mach, Peter (1894-1948)

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*MACH Family in Ellis County


* Petr MACH was born the 20th of June 1894 in Lipa, Moravia, house No.
105/Catholic, male, legit. This information from Lipa III 1868 - 1925.*


* Pete departed Bremen on June 17, 1913 traveling on the ship Cassel, which
arrived Galveston on July 7, 1913. Galveston Immigration Database list him
as Family # 66082, immigrating by himself, age 19, male, a tailor
destination, Ennis. Citation Source is INSMF-15-D NATIONAL ARCHIVES RECORD
GROUP 85, MICROCOPY 1359, ROLL # 15. Also found in "LIPA 1261-2001" page
106.*


* His WWI draft record has Pete MACH born, June 20, 1894 in Lipa, Moravia,
Bohemia. He is listed as an alien, 22 years of age, with an occupation as a
tailor. Listed as short and stout, blue eyes, light brown hair, working for
John Korizak (spelling).*


* The 1920 US Census places him as living in Ellis County, Ennis City,
Justice Precinct 3 married to EMMA.*


* The 1930 US Census has him living in Mexia, Limestone County with wife,
and 2 sons, William L MACH age 9 and Edwin P. Mach age 7.*


* Pete MACH married Emily HASKOVEC, b. 18 Nov 1899; d. 28 May 1951 daughter
of Frank HASKOVEC and Marie HUBACEK buried St. Joseph Cemetery, Ennis.*


* Pete MACH died 8 November 1948 buried St Joseph Cemetery, Ennis.*


* Believe son might be William MACH, b. 22 August 1920 d. December 1968 in
Ennis, Ellis County.*

NOTES:
After World War I, an independent democratic Czechoslovakia
was founded. It consisted of Bohemia, Moravia, part of
Silesia, Slovakia and Carpatho-Ruthenia.