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Note: [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Aug 30, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.43479.105]
Individual: Chromie, Anna
Social Security #: 365-68-6984
SS# issued in: Michigan
Birth date: Aug 13, 1891
Death date: Aug 1977
City of Residence Burton
County of Residence Genesee
State of Residence Michigan
City of Death Flint
County of Death Genesee
State of Death Michigan
Death Certificate No. 44728
ZIP Code of last known residence: 48458
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Mount Morris, Michigan
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BURTON
Chromie, Anna - 4399 Fern Ave., age 86, died Thursday, August 18, 1977 at Clara Barton Convalescent Home. Funeral services will be 11AM Saturday, at Hill Funeral Home, Grand Blanc, Rev. Ralph Spooner, officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Chromie was born in Austria, August 13, 1891 and lived in Burton since 1952. She was a member of the Christian Apostolic Church. Surviving are 5 sons, Joe of Burton, Walter of Washington, John and Edsel of California, Daniel of Mt. Morris; 4 daughtrers, Mary Baker of Detroit, Annie Emmie of Sterling Heights, Esther Carpenter of Upper Peninsula, Mildred Flores of Burton; 26 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-grandchild; several nieces and nephews in LaPorte, Indiana.
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Hello Anita, my name is Mick, and im a Peace Corps Volunteer in Slovakia. Im writing this to you, because a man i know in the village where i teach english, recently received information that you had sent concerning your ancestors here. The small village is called Krajn�, and its located in western Slovakia, not too far from the Czech border. The obvious reason that im writing you is because Jan Marek, the man whom you have relation to, speaks no english. He asked me to write you a short message, saying that he received your info, and he is interested in forming a contact with you... From what i understood, getting it all from him in slovak, is that his aunt named Anna Marek Chromie, is your grandmother. Also, Jan�s father named Pavol Marek, is a brother of Anna. And, when Anna immigrated to USA, Pavol was four-years-old, and he lived from 1906-1969... Jan told me all of this today, and seemed very excited to connect with you somehow. He spoke of exchanging photos and things like that. I saw a few of the photos, and they are amazing. Old black and whites, with the women in the traditional folk garments native to this region of Slovakia... So, if you still have an interest to pursue this, you can write back at e-mail address: dmarkova@@zskrajne.sk Its an address of another colleague here in Krajne. Im sure they will pass it on to me to try and translate then. So, please...dont use many complicated words, since my slovak language is far from fluent. Thanks... Look forward to hearing from you.
signing off for now, from Slovakia,
SOURCE: Mick <dmarkova@@zskrajne.sk> Thu, 28 Feb 2002
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