Name of “Andy Uszak”, approximate year of birth, country of birth, occupation, from USA 1920 Census for Black River Township, Lorain, Ohio, found in June 2019:
Name: Andy Uszak
Age: 42
Birth Year: abt 1878
Birthplace: Poland
Home in 1920: Black River, Lorain, Ohio
Street: Lincoln Park Stop 48
House Number: X
Residence Date: 1920
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1904
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital status: Married
Spouse's name: Rosa Uszak
Father's Birthplace: Poland
Mother's Birthplace: Poland
Native Tongue: Polish
Able to Speak English: Yes
Occupation: Laborer
Industry: Nat Tube Co
Employment Field: Wage or Salary
Home Owned or Rented: Own
Home Free or Mortgaged: Mortgaged
Naturalization Status: Papers Submitted
Able to Read: Yes
Household Members:
Name Age
Andy Uszak 42
Rosa Uszak 42
John Uszak 15 [Born circa 1905]
Walter Uszak 13 [Born circa 1907]
Helen Uszak 12 [Born circa 1908]
Joseph Uszak 7 [Born circa 1913]
Mary Uszak 4 [Born circa 1916]
Frances Uszak 2 [Born circa 1918]

Formal name of “Andrew” from marriage records of daughter, Marion Uszak.

Place of birth from Birth Certificate for son, Walter Edward Uszak, issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Bureau of Statistics, found in June 2019:
Father of Child: Andrew Uszak
Birth Place of Father: Sambir Poland
Spouse: Rosalia Uszak
Child: Walter Edward Uszak, born April 17 1906, Allegheny County, Pitsburg

Name spelt “Andreas Uszek”, date and place of marriage from “United in Marriage” marriage certificate obtained from the Toth family while Brian of nzolivers was visiting the USA in November 2022.

Full dates of birth as “15 September 1877”, date of death, place of death and burial from handwritten information in genealogy form obtained from the Toth family by Brian of nzolivers while visiting the USA in November 2022.

Initial of “F” for second given name, different date of birth as 3 September 1879, date of death confirmed, died in the Deaconess Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, from typed “Family Group” one-pager dated 15 November 1995 and obtained from the Toth family by Brian of nzolivers while visiting the USA in November 2022.

An extract from the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, Vol. 4, 1993, and added here in January 2023.
Sambir on the Dnister River today is part of Western Ukraine. From 1387–1772 it was part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and from 1772–1918 part of the Austrian Empire (1772–1918). It was under Polish rule from 1919 to 1939. After the Second World War Sambir became part of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. Today Sambir is an industrial and transportation centre. Its factories produce radio parts, instruments, glass, furniture, clothes, and sugar and repair road-building machinery.

Different date of birth as “3 September 1879”, same date of death of “14 March 1961”, from a copy of a three-pager family tree titled, "Descendants of Peter Usak" and dated "15 November 1995" and obtained from the Toth family by Brian of nzolivers while visiting the USA in November 2022. Peter Usak's granddaughter, Frances Usak, married Daniel Toth (1898-1970). This was Daniel's second marriage and they went on to have two children, Daniel and Arlene.

Year of birth confirmed as 1879 from headstone photograph found online in January 2013.