Jan BARA

UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN

• Name	Jan BARA  [1, 2, 3]
  Birth	UNKNOWN
  Gender	Male
  Death	UNKNOWN
  Person ID	I2403	Rivera Family Tree
  Last Modified	2 Sep 2025

  
  

  Family	Paraskewia FEDURKO,   b. UNKNOWN   d. UNKNOWN
  Children	+ 1. Antoni BARA,   b. Bef 1862, Laszki, Podkarpackie, Poland d. UNKNOWN  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural] + 2. Szczepan Adam BARA,   b. 15 Dec 1862, Austria d. 28 Apr 1935, Leduc, Leduc, Alberta, Canada (Age 72 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F796	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	2 Sep 2025

  
  

• Sources

  [S396] BARA, Maria, Email of 03 Aug 2009. Szczepan's father was Jan Bara, Szczepan's mother was Paraskewia Fedurko (daughter of Mikolaj Fedurko and Maria Zolnierz). [S408] Birth Certificate of Szczepan BARA. PARENS: Joannes Bara MATER: Paraskewia Fedurko [S1192] Dictionary of Ukrainian Canadian Biography of Pioneer Settlers of Alberta, (Name: Ukrainian Pioneers' Association of Alberta; Date: 1984;). No. 33. Leduc, Alta., 1898; Leduc, Alta., 1902; Glidehurst, Alta., p.o. 1923. BARA, Stefan, Bara Stefan, Bara Stefan. Born 1866 in Galicia, Austria, (Western Ukraine), son of Jan Bara and Polyanna Fedyrko, Died 28 April 1935 in Leduc, Alta. Wife Maria (Marianna), born 1870 in Galicia, daughter of Anton Wojciechowski, died 3 February 1933 in Edmonton. Children on landing: Joseph 1. Arrived in Canada on S.S. BULGARIA, landing at Halifax 24 April 1898. HGR Vol. 16. 1898. No. 71484. Date of Application: 1 June 1898. Name: Stefan Sara. Homestead: NE-22-50-26-W.4.M. Applic. No. 4165. Distr. No. 44. List. No. 580. Patent granted. Naturalization granted 27 October 1902. Supr. Crt. N. W. T. Edmonton, Alta. Name: Stefan Bara. Residence: Leduc, Alta. Occupation: Farmer. Former residence: Galicia. (Own signature). Listed on same quarter section in 1923. P.o. Glidehurst, Alta. (CRDM Alta. No. 142. 1923). Stefan Bara died in Leduc 28 April 1935 and was survived by four sons, Mike of Leduc, Albert of Calmar, John of Leduc and Louis at home; four daughters, Kate, Annie, Agnes and Victoria, all of Calmar. (E.J. 9 May 1935.)