Nick Panagabko

1896 -

• Name	Nick Panagabko
  Birth	11 Dec 1896	Kajana, Austria
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I1843	Yacyshen Family
  Last Modified	17 Jan 2023

  
  

  Family	Mary Hrabarchuk
  Marriage	10 Oct 1919
  Children	1. Adolph (Penny) Panagabko,   b. 15 Mar 1921, Arran, Saskatchewan, Canada + 2. Ida Panagabko,   b. 25 Aug 1925, Norquay, Saskatchewan, Canada d. 24 Dec 2013 (Age 88 years)   3. Edwin Panagabko,   b. 13 May !934, Norquay, Saskatchewan, Canada d. 18 Jan 1979   4. Joanne Panagabko   5. Rudy "Pete" Panagabko,   b. 9 Mar 1938
  Family ID	F669	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	4 May 2020

  
  

• Notes

  VII. Line of Nick Panagabko, of Benito, Manitoba, and Norquay, Saskatchewan 1. ____ Panagabko, apparently of Kajana, Galicia, where his son Nick was born in 1896. Known issue: Anna Panagabko, born 1893-94 (by calculation), 2 April 1956, aged 62; married John Panagabko (see Line VI above). 2Nick Panagabko, born 11 December 1896. 2. Nick Panagabko, born 11 December 1896, alive in 1979 (when he celebrated his 60th wedding anniversary). According to the local history of Norquay, Saskatchewan, “Nick Panagabko was born on December 11, 1896, in Kajana, a village in Austria. As a very young man, only 17, he came to Canada in 1913, to join his sister and brother-in-law who had arrived in the new land three years previously. His first Canadian job was in a harness and shoe repair shop in Toronto…. In 1916 … he arrived in Benito, Manitoba, and started a shoe repair shop.”[78] It will be seen that this account matches that of his sister Anna (Panagabko) Panagabko in Line VI above. He married 10 October 1919, Mary Hrabarchuk, of Benito, born ca. 1903, died 2 November 1981 at Norquay, daughter of John Hrabarchuk and Mehalena ____.[79] They had five children, for whom see the local history of Norquay. This work states that their son Edwin “played hockey in the national teams,” and we presume he was identical with Edwin Arnold (“Eddie”) Panagabko, born 17 May 1934 at Norquay, died 18 January 1979 at San Mateo, California, a professional ice hockey player who played 29 games in the National Hockey League, and later played with the Boston Bruins.[80]