
George Alexander Pomutz
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George Alexander Pomutz | |
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Personal details | |
Born |
2 June 1860 Keokuk, Iowa |
Died |
11 February 1929 New York |
Early Life
George Alexander Pomutz was born in the town of Keokuk, Iowa, in the settlement known as New Buda, founded by emigrants from the Kingdom of Hungary. His father was the ethnic Romanian George Pomutz, U.S. General in the America Civil War and Consul to Russia, his mother was another Romanian, Emilia Drahoş, daughter of another emigrant, known just by the name Drahoş, a friend of George Pomutz. His father migrated from Gyula and the Drahos family migrated from Banat, both under the authority of the Austrian Empire back then. George Alexander received primary and secondary education in Keokuk, after that he went to the Illinois Industrial University.