PIONEERRESPOND
Anton HEINDL 1877 - 1947
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| aka | A. Heindl |
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| birth | 5 Apr 1877, Fuenfkirchen, HUNGARY |
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| death | ........... (before 1947) |
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| remark | arrival in USA: 5 Nov 1893 |
| marriage | married on 6 Sep 1916, Manhattean, NY
 Irma METZL b. 16 Dec 1886, Vienna, AUSTRIA |
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LIFE
Anton HEINDL (37y) Sales Manager
SS "CRETIC"
8 Sept 1914, Liverpool
18 Sept 1914, New York
Irma METZL (29y) dressmaker
SS "FREDERIK VIII"
17 Aug 1916, Copenhagen
29 Aug 1916, New York
father: Moriz METZL, Wien VI, Stumpergasse 47
WWI Draft Registr. Cards 1917-1918:
April 1918: Anton HEINDL, Manager Columbia Graphophone
1920 CENSUS (2 Jan 1920, Brooklyn, Kings, New York):
Anton HEINDL (42y) emigr. 1893; Manager Grafonola Co. Naturalized in 1901
Irma HEINDL (32y) emigr. 1916
Anton HEINDL merchant
SS "MONGOLIA"
6 Apr 1921, Hamburg
17 Apr 1921, New York
father-in-law: E. Metzl, Universitystr. 11, Vienna
Anton HEINDL Manager Columbia Graphophone
SS "RESOLUTE"
11 Oct 1927, Hamburg
20 Oct 1927, New York
Irma HEINDL (60y) widow
SS "MARINE MARLIN"
10 Jan 1947, Bremen
24 Jan 1947, NY
2942 Bainbridge Ave, New York, NY
see: A Passion for Polka by Victor Greene, pp 74-76, 79. 275 n.25
NOTES
- Recorded Music in American Life. The Phonograph and Popular Memory, 1890-1945 by William Howland Kenney. Oxford University Press, New York & London, 1999 (pp. 78-80)
- A Passion for Polka by Victor Greene
- Segregating Sound: Inventing Folk and Pop Music in the Age of Jim Crow by Karl Hagstrom Miller
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