103rd Pullman Railroad

1940 Federal Census

Thomas Peterich Relation in household: Brother-in (Male) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: Yugoslavia
Anne Vach Relation in household: Daughter (Female) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
Cathorine Vach Relation in household: Daughter (Female) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
John Vach Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
Manda Vach Relation in household: Wife (Female) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: Yugoslavia
Mary Vach Relation in household: Daughter (Female) Soundex	Occupation: None	Born: United States (Illinois)
Michael Vach Relation in household: Son (Male) Soundex	Occupation: Junkman [Helper] at Junkyard	Born: United States (Illinois)
Peter Vach Relation in household: Head (Male) Soundex	Occupation: Junkman at Junkyard	Born: Yugoslavia

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PULLMAN

The Property at 103rd Pullman Railroad
was known as 103rd Pullman Railroad before 1907.

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