Anna Wit

┌── Simon Wit │ c1815-? ┌── Frantisek Seraph Wit ──┤ │ 1841-? │ │ └── Rosalie Wit │ Anna Wit ───────────────┤ B: 1883 │ ┌── Michala (Michael) D: ? │ │ └── Katerina Pesla ────────┤ 1850-? │ └── Barbory (Barbara) (Sedlacek) Pesla (Pesl) M: Columbus Mike Becker ├── David Becker ├── Jess Becker └── Ellen Becker

She married Columbus Mike Becker, Aug 10 1907, Cook County, Illinois.^3,4 Columbus, son of David Becker & Katherine Kerr^2,5,6,7, was born Oct 16 1884^2,5,6,7, Bowling Green, Missouri^2,5,6,7 [St. Louis, Missouri^2,8].

Anna and family were shown in the 1910 census (May 4 1910), Harrison [street], Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana:⁹

On Sep 12 1918 Columbus Mike Becker, age 33, registered for the World War I draft in Chicago, Illinois. He declared he was born Oct 16 1884, and was then living at 5823 S. Kildare in Chicago, occupied as a "temperature man" employed by the Armour Co. of Chicago. He declared his nearest relative was his wife, Anna Becker, of the same address. He was recorded as medium height, slender, gray eyes, brown hair.⁸

Anna and family were shown in the 1920 census (Feb 2 1920), 5833 Kildare Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois:⁵

Anna and family were shown in the 1930 census (Apr 18 1930), 5833 So. Kildare Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois:⁶

In 1941 Anna and Columbus were still living at 5833 So. Kildare Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois:⁷

Columbus died Feb 27 1941, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; buried Mar 1 1941, Mount Hope Cemetery, 11500 South Fairfield Avenue, Worth, Cook County, Illinois.⁷

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