'Barbola Csepp' in Hungarian came to the U.S. about 1911-13. She and Frank had two children.
Chepp could be Americanized version of Cheppka or Kapp. Since it is said that Barbara could speak ONLY Hungarian, then her pronunciation could have been taken phonetically also.
The last name "Gyeble" on Anne Klein's birth certificate could also have been heard phonetically and a version is Gobel (with umlaut) ?or Gable pronounced as if "GYeble" ??
coincidentally a Barbara Kapp arrived on May 1905 with brother Johann Kapp. Right below on the immigration document passenger list is a Jacob Gobel (with umlaut over letter O) and wife Katharina Gobel, both age 26.
Chepp could be Americanized version of Cheppka or Kapp. Since it is said that Barbara could speak ONLY Hungarian, then her pronunciation could have been taken phonetically also.
The last name "Gyeble" on Anne Klein's birth certificate could also have been heard phonetically and a version is Gobel (with umlaut) ?or Gable pronounced as if "GYeble" ??
coincidentally a Barbara Kapp arrived on May 1905 with brother Johann Kapp. Right below on the immigration document passenger list is a Jacob Gobel (with umlaut over letter O) and wife Katharina Gobel, both age 26.
'Barbola Csepp' in Hungarian came to the U.S. about 1911-13. She and Frank had two children.
Chepp could be Americanized version of Cheppka or Kapp. Since it is said that Barbara could speak ONLY Hungarian, then her pronunciation could have been taken phonetically also.
The last name "Gyeble" on Anne Klein's birth certificate could also have been heard phonetically and a version is Gobel (with umlaut) ?or Gable pronounced as if "GYeble" ??
coincidentally a Barbara Kapp arrived on May 1905 with brother Johann Kapp. Right below on the immigration document passenger list is a Jacob Gobel (with umlaut over letter O) and wife Katharina Gobel, both age 26.
Chepp could be Americanized version of Cheppka or Kapp. Since it is said that Barbara could speak ONLY Hungarian, then her pronunciation could have been taken phonetically also.
The last name "Gyeble" on Anne Klein's birth certificate could also have been heard phonetically and a version is Gobel (with umlaut) ?or Gable pronounced as if "GYeble" ??
coincidentally a Barbara Kapp arrived on May 1905 with brother Johann Kapp. Right below on the immigration document passenger list is a Jacob Gobel (with umlaut over letter O) and wife Katharina Gobel, both age 26.
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