Birthdate: 26. Draft Registration, “World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” 3, Y, Ancestry.com.

Ship Manifest (Ancestry.com)
Port of Arrival: Baltimore
Peter Klein, Married, traveling with nephew, Mathias Schweberger. Going to join brother-in-law, Johann Schweberger Sr. (Cincinnati Ohio)
Last Residence: Zsombolya (Jimbolia, Romania today)
Arrival date: May 1903
Ship name: Breslau
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany

Regional History:
Jimbolia was colonized in 1766 by German-speaking settlers (Danube Swabians) who named their new community Hatzfeld.[2] Later, this community was also identified as Zombolya.
Hatzfeld/Zombolya came under Serbian military rule on Nov. 17, 1918.[3] As a result of the Treaty of Trianon, Hatzfeld/Zombolya came within the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes as of July 4, 1920. As the result of an adjustment in the border between Romania and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, it became part of Romania with the name Jimbolia on April 9, 1924.

1910 Census - Living in 4541 Maine Norwood Ohio.

1920 Census shows the following information:

Peter and Theresa Klein are living Ohio, Hamilton County, Columbia Township (Precinct F) of Harwood City.

They are renting. Peter is 45 and Theresa is 43. It shows them as Hungarian immigrants with their native language as German. Peter is employed as a Shoemaker who owns his own shop and the two older boys, Nicholas and Carl, are also working at the store as shoemakers.

It shows the immigration year for Peter as 1903 and 1904 for Theresa and the two older sons, Nicholas and Carl.

Matthias, Barbara (Bertha), and Annie are all born in Ohio.

Catholic

1928 shoe rpr 2317 1/2 24t Ave N Seattle. h 343 E 51st Street

1930 Census: Living in Seattle 342 E 51st Street (now NE 51st Street). Owns the home (Age 55) Working as a shoemaker. Nicholas, Mathew, Barbara and Anna all at home.

1938 (Klein Shoe Renewing) 3308 6th Ave W Seattle

1940 Census: 3308 6th Ave W. near Cremona St. Address is now Gwinn Commons SPU

Death Record is in Santa Clara California (1961) In that record his mother’s maiden name is listed as Zarahary (Zachari)49.