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Arkistonäkymässä ei tällä hetkellä lainaus erotu varsinaisesta viestistä. Suosittelemme että vilkaisette ns. täydellistä versiota: : Herman Oiva " Kuusamon Hemppa " Oivanki Oivangi ??

Kivinen
04.05.10, 09:10
OIVA, HERMAN -- Born 1880 in Finland. Died Jan. 13, 1939, Brush Prairie, Wash. Cause of death: struck by automobile; decapitated. Single. Laborer. Informant: UFKB&S Lodge. Burial Jan. 17, 1939, Elim Cemetery, Brush Prairie, Wash.
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Sorry, for writing in English.

Can someone say if this man was born in Kuusamo?

I am trying to do some research on him and his tragic death.

HisKi does not have records that go to 1880.

Migration Institute does have some " Oivanki " names, but I think it is not the same man.

I am interested to see when he was born, when he migrated to the USA and where he was born.

Thank you - Kiitokset - Tack
simo.ruokamo
05.05.10, 13:27
It is OIVA 25, Farm at Posio. 1880 Posio was Kuusamo village. Do you have father name for Herman. Could not find him ,although I should. Here's one page of OIVA 25 farm at Posio/Suolijärvi by
http://www.digiarkisto.org/sshy/kirjat/Kirkonkirjat/kuusamo/rippikirja_1877-1884_mko21-35/78.htm

Many/Most of Oiva family are originally Mursu.
simo.ruokamo
05.05.10, 13:58
Not saying it must be Oiva, but can be also Oiva. It is possible that Herman is Oivanki or Oiva, Oivanki and Oiva both farms in Kuusamo.
tellervoranta
05.05.10, 16:33
I have found in Kuusamo Kustaa Herman Oivani f.11.5.1880.

http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?bid=4611&pnum=239
Kivinen
05.05.10, 21:49
Thank you to both of you.

Tellervo, unfortunately, I don't have access to SSHY.

Can you tell me what it says?
Kivinen
20.06.10, 01:27
I have found in Kuusamo Kustaa Herman Oivani f.11.5.1880.

http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/sivut/jasenille/paikat.php?bid=4611&pnum=239


Is there anyone that can tell me what is in the link above? I do not have access to it.

Thank you!
tkukkonen
20.06.10, 06:54
This is the image which you could not observe, since you have no access to sshy pages.

Kustaa Herman is on the 4th row. His reading skills were 3 out of 4 (maximum), he was vaccinated against smallpox, his language was Finnish, and he had participated in reading test in 1892.
Kivinen
21.06.10, 05:20
Thank you Timo.