[PLRL (Poland Research List) FrontPage] [Poland Cross-Index]
[Map: Russia partion of Poland-1902 (155K)]
[1882 Maps: Russian Empire (Europe)] [1882 Maps: Austro-Hungarian Empire]
[Map Room] [Master IndexPage] [FEEFHS FrontPage] [Website Index]

Poland Research List Archive
- PLRL-983 -


Latest Update: 25 July 1998 ..................................... FEEFHS WebSite Version

Please send all new entries, additions, corrections, etc. to:
A. Gathright
eMail Address: POLAND3@juno.com


Suggestions for effective Poland Research List Messages:


See also PLRL-1997,
PLRL-981,
PLRL-982, and
PLRL

PLRL Archive Posting on this page:
- entry for DOMINSKI, Jerry, 5 April 1998
- entry for SPEAKERI, Cheryl DEMSKI, 10 April 1998
- entry for SUTTON, Kevin, 10 April 1998
- entry for WOJTASINSKI, Walter K., 10 April 1998
- entry for GARNEY, Thomas, 16 April 1998
- entry for GARGASZ-COOPER, 30 April 1998
- entry for HEYN, Cindy, 30 April 1998
- entry for BROWN, Sandra L., 14 May 1998
- entry for GULCZYNSKI, Edward L., 14 May 1998
- entry for MEENAN, Carol SLEIS, 14 May 1998
- entry for BINGHAM, Paul K., 15 June 1998
- entry for McKAY, Catherine, 15 June 1998
- entry for PARKER, Judy, 15 June 1998
- entry for PIETRZAK, Andrzej, 15 June 1998
- entry for CWIKLINSKI, Judy, 6 July 1998
- entry for DUDZICZ, Veronica, 6 July 1998

- entry for GARIAEFF, Theresa MILASZEWSKI, 6 July 1998
- entry for GROSS, William, 6 July 1998
- entry for LAWYER, Florence, 6 July 1998
- entry for MENGEL, William, 6 July 1998
- entry for WESOLOWSKI, Joan, 6 July 1998
- entry for ZIELINSKI, Ruth, 6 July 1998
- entry for AUGUSTINE, Elizabeth KRAKOWIECKI, 13 July 1998
- entry for MALINKY, Bunny, 13 July, 1998
- entry for MOLISEE, Marlene TRADER, 13 July 1998
- entry for TRUAX, Susan, 13 July 1998
- entry for BLUE, Alice J., 25 July 1998

AUGUSTINE, Elizabeth KRAKOWIECKI
eMail address: Krakowiec@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for information on the following: Joseph KRAKOWIECKI, born at Czarnotrzew in 1895, my grandfather; Maryanna KACZOREK, born at Baranowo in 1895, my grandmother; Jozef Krakowiecki, born in Czarnotrzew in 1850, my great grandfather; Marcianna GRZYB, his wife and my great grandmother; Franciszek Krakowiecki, born at Chojniki near Ostroleka in 1823, great great grandfather and his wife Katarzyna Dawid born in 1827, the daughter of Mikolaj and Agnieszka TABAKA from Czarnotrzew 6. Wincenty Krakowiecki born at Nowa Wies near Ostroleka in 1797. He married Anastasia MIKULSKI, daughter of Benedict and Katarzyna TOPA from Chojniki.

I am also looking for Jozef Krakowiecki, my great grandfather, who had a half brother Piotr b orn at Czarnotrzew in 1857. He married Catherine KITA. All are family are from the Ostroleka area -- Nowa Wies, Baranowo, Czarnotrzew, Chojniki, and Budne. Surnames on my grandfather's side are KRAKOWIECKI, MIKULSKI, DAWID, TABAKA, GRZYB, WALCZYK, MALON, TYC, KITA, and KUCIEJCZYK. Surnames on my grandmother's side: KACZOREK, WALCZYK, SYMOLON, BIALCZAK, POGORZELSKA, KUCIEJ, PAPCIAK and KUCIEJ.


BINGHAM, Paul K.
CSGSA editor
eMail address: p.k.bingham@mci2000.com

Attention anyone with family from the region of the Tatry Mountains just east of Zakopane and Nowy Targ including: Bialka, Bialy Dunajec, Bryjowie, Brzegi, Bukowina Tatrzanska, Czarna Gora, Czorsztyn, Debno, Dursztyn, Falsztyn, Frydman, Harklowa, Jurgow, Kacwin, Krempachy, Juruce, Lapszanika, Lapsze Nizne, Lapsze Wyzne, Maniowy, Niedzica, Nowa Biala, Pawliki, Podbrzezie, Rzepiska, Sromowce Wyzne, Trybsz, and Wojtycski.

We are doing research on this tiny area along the Bialka and Dunajec rivers to compile an area history for publication. At one time part of this area was under Galician rule and part under Hungarian rule. Some of the villages in this area were Slovakian and some were German settlements as well. If you have information that could be added to this history please email me. Thank you!


BLUE, Alice J.
eMail address: WMBG48A@prodigy.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for ancestors and descendents of Augustyn B. BUDZISZ born 21 October 1833 at Cynowa on the Hel Peninsula. He emigrated with his wife, Marcyanna KLEBA / KLEBBA to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1881. They were Roman Catholic. The parents of Augustyn were Josef BUDZISZ and Rozalia JAX. The father of Marcyanna was Marin KLEBA; mother unknown.

I am also looking for ancestors and descentdents of Franciszek CZARKOWSKI born February 1831 at an unknown location in Poland. He emigrated to the US about 1870 with his wife Marzianna DROZDALSKA. They first settled in Georgia but came to Milwaukee, Wiconsin about 1880. The parents of Franciszek were John CZARKOWSKI and Vena (?) MILLER. The parents of Marzianna are unknown.


BROWN, Sandra L.
eMail address: bwinkle@datasys.net
(Roman Catholic)

Frank HARZINSKI, born 1849 (Poland), married Alma FRYDRYCH. Frank arrived at NY April 1878 and they located at Arnot Pennsylvania. The family moved after 1887 to Curwensville, Pennsylvania. Any HARZINSKI or FRYDRYCH information would be appreciated


CWIKLINSKI, Judy
Whitesville, New York
eMail address: JudyKCski@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am compiling information on the CWIKLINSKI family of Erie county New York. They came here prior to 1900 but do not show up in the 1880 Soundex (Federal Census) for New York State. The father I presume to be Jozef CWIKLINSKI, born 17 March 1836 German Poland, died 26 December 1915 at Buffalo, Erie county New York and is buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery at Cheektowaga, Erie county New York. My father in-law before his death said that all CWIKLINSKI families of Erie County are related - there was also a Uncle of his that moved to Pittsburg, Alleghany county Pennsylvania.

Other CWIKLINSKI families listed in 1900 Soundex include: Aleksander, Frank, Jan, Stanislaus and another Frank. My husband's proven ancestor is: Joseph CWIKLINSKI who married Hedwig FRONCKOWIAK - they had children: Walter (Wladyslaw), Stanley, William, John, Mary, Tilly, Frank and a daughter who maried a Mr. LAJACK. Any CWIKLINSKI information would be appreciated.


DOMINSKI, Jerry
eMail address: jerryd@execpc.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am researching the birth/christening of John (Jan) DOMINSKI, born about 1850 possibly at Golancz, near Wagrowiecz. He married Kathryn RECEK (RYCZEK) about 1872. Two of their sons were Franciszek, born about 1874, and Jacob, born about 1876. If anyone has information on this family, please respond.


DUDZICZ, Veronica
eMail address: vdudzicz@previnter.com.ar
(Roman Catholic)

I'd like to contact people who has my same surname: DUDZICZ. I'm also getting information from my great great grandfather: Jan or Ian DUDZICZ, who left Poland in 1914, escaping from World War I. My great grandfather, Wladimir DUDZICZ, was then 12 years old (born 1902). I live in Argentina, and here there aren't much people with my surname. My family came in Argentina in 1949 from Paraguay. Any information about these will be very appreciated.


GARGASZ-COOPER, Kim
eMail address: cooper@centuryinter.net
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for any information, and any living relatives I can correspond with in Poland. Those I am researching are: John GARGASZ, born 12 January 1890, from (Wolajacienicka; Jacienica; Wila, Jasienick, Brozono- at the time of arrival in the states, it was Austria). The information I have from documents (immigration papers, naturalization papers, intention papers) each having something a little different. I know of at least two brothers Franciszek / Frank, and Peter. Mary ZIEBA was born 12 March 1897, from Rzeszo'w (at the time of arrival in the states, it was Austria-Poland). She had a brother named Jakub and Felix, and a sister Magdaline. John CZEBEROWSKI, born 12 February 1869, (Warsaw; Ostroleka; Russian-Poland at the time of arrival in the states). Mary SZYMANSKI (CZEBEROWSKI), born 11 September 1878, from (Warsaw; Jurgi; Russian-Poland at the time of arrival in the states). If you can help me in any way or help in writing to Poland for these documents, I would greatly appreciate it.


GARIAEFF, Theresa MILASZEWSKI
eMail address: TerryinSR@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am researching the following names: My paternal grandmother; Veronica BUCZEK STARUCHOWICZ was born 1884 at Sanok. The parish is listed as Zarszyn, in the Przemyl District of Galicia. Veronica was the daughter of Maria BUCZEK. Maria BUCZEK was a daughter of Ivan BUSZEK and Sophia STARUCHOWICZ. Roman Catholic religion. My paternal Grandfather, Stanislaw MILASZEWSKI born 1883, was the son of Hipolit and Victoria BOGDANOWICZ MILASZEWSKI both Roman Catholics. They lived in a town called Normainia which is about three miles from the town of Seta (or Szaty) which is where they went to church. These towns were just west of Ukmerge in Lithuania. He had a brother Tofij (Joseph) and four sisters, Stephania, Alexandra, Konstantsa and Anna. Stanislaw had a cousin Felix ROMANOVSKI who wrote to him from Pittsburg, USA in 1961. A person named ROMANOVSKI must have married one of Hippolit's daughters.


GARNEY, Thomas
eMail address: leprach@earthlink.net
(Catholic?)

My g-g-grandparents were John Joseph WOYWODKA / WOYWOTKA, born at Danzig 3 February 1855. His father's name was John. He married Rosemary DAZMER / DEZMER, born at Danzig 29 March 1857. Her parents Joseph DAZMER and Catherine BASZECHOWSKI. John Joseph was said to have served in the military there as a telegrapher, Rose was said to have been a nurse. I believe they were Catholic and possibly emigrated to the US around 1880. No records can be found other than death certificates. I have yet to find their name anywhere in the US or anywhere else for that matter. They had several children, most born in Danzig. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.


GROSS, William
eMail address: w144@flash.net
(Roman Catholic)

I am researching Wojciech (George) SZAFRAN, my grandfather. I believe he was born at Tuczan Gorny, Poland. I do'nt know the Province this town is in but I was told it was near Warsaw. He was born 20 April 1880 and died 7 April 1928 at Niagra Falls, New York. He emigrated to the United States about 1904 or 1905 and settled at Auburn, New York. He married my my grandmother Josephine Sophia JUCHA 6 June 1910. Josephine JUCHA was born 14 February 1893 at Lancut, Rzeszow, Poland. She died 14 January 1989 at Lockport, New York. She emigrated to the United States from Zolenia, Poland via Hamburg, Germany, on the Motor Vessel "SS Kaiser Wilhelm" on 11 May 1905. She was also Catholic. Any information will be greatly appreciated.


GULCZYNSKI, Edward L.
eMail address: EGulcz@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

Boleslaus T. GULCZYNSKI was born April 1871 and emigrated to the US in 1886. His sister, Marcella, born 1878, emigrated to the US in 1896 as the wife of Boleslaus KOSHMENSKI. Boleslaus GULCZYNSKI married W. KRAUSE in 1900. W. KRAUSE was the daughter of Casper and Francesca KRAUSE who emigrated to the US with elder daughter (Pelagia, born 1871) in 1874. Boleslaus GULCZYNSKI worked as a tailor in Wilmington and Philadlephia and may have learned his trade in Poland. His brother, no one remembered his name, passed through Philadelphia shortly after 1910 and left his violin. I am pursuing the origins of the GULCZYNSKIs and the KRAUSEs and any clues about the missing brother. Census records suggest KRAUSE origins were in Prussia. Boleslaus' declaration of intent says he was from Galicia.


HEYN, Cindy
eMail address: uno_us@email.msn.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for information on my grandfathers family. Joseph TOMASZWESKI came to the US about 1887 from PL. His brothers were Martin and John; sisters were Sophia, Verna, Cathern, Francis, and Mary. He married Stella WIETRZYKOWSKI at Plover, Wisconsin. They moved to Standish, Michigan after 1907. My mother was raised Catholic. Joseph may have been Jewish.


LAWYER, Florence
6028 Chenango Lane, Orlando, Florida 32807-4309, USA
eMail address: Benngoshi@aol.com

I am searching for information on the KUKLA and KOBESKI families in the region of Lomza (formerly Bialystok). My mother Alexsandra KUKLA, was born November 1894 and emigrated to the USA in 1912. She was born in what is now known as Nowa Wies, Lomza. She had two brothers and one sister. One brother, Ladislaw, came to USA before my mother and died in the United States. The other brother Julik, emigrated to the USA around 1925, stayed until the early 1930's and returned to Poland. The sister, whose name I cannot provide, came to USA around 1910 and died in the United States. My uncle Julik had two daughters, one now deceased and the other presently living in Nowa Wies, Lomza. I do not know her name.

My father, Anthnio B. KOBESKI born March 1891 and came to USA in 1909. My father and his brother Edward were born at Zubole, Lomza. Edward stayed in Poland and had a daughter named Jawiga who is presently living in Nowa Wies, Lomza, but do not know her married name (she knows of me by the name of Florcia). One of my sisters went to Poland around seven years ago and met with cousins from both sides of the family at a local church and then visited in their homes. She will not provide the family with any information? My father and mother settled in Scranton, Pennsylvania and reared seven children. They are both deceased since the 1960's Any help regarding the above will be greatly appreciated.


MALINKY, Bunny
eMail address: bunny@lightstream.net
(Roman Catholic)

I am seaching the MALINKY family from Poland. Stephen MALINKY born 15 August 1911, died 12 Macrh 1943. He emigrated to America at 3 month of age and was crushed in train accident while working. His parents were Louis (Stanley?) MALINKY and Catherine Pencek MALINKY (born 1886 in Poland ?, died 1963 in Ohio. They emigrated to America around November 1911.

I am searching for Michael PUHLIK (born 1886 in Europe, died 1952). His wife was Katheryn (Anna) FACIK (born 15 March 1983 in Europe, died 1969 in Ohio). They were married in 1904 at New York. They emigrated to America in 1904 ? from Czechslovakia and their religion was Roman Catholic.

I am also searching for Vincent STARZEC and Victoria MIKULA. They emigrated from Poland around 1900 bringing one small child, John and leaving some older children in Poland. They brought John because he was too small for the family to care for him in Poland. The name STARZEC was changed to STASCHIAK sometime after they arrived in America


McKAY, Catherine
1573 Cottage Grove Street, San Mateo, California 94401-3405, USA

I am researching Julius / Julian SIEMIENOWICZ, born 15 October 1893 at Janowo, near Grodno, Poland. He was the son of Joseph Siemienowicz and Anna Lazukiewicz. His siblings were Mary Siemienowicz, who married Stanley ORESKA, Tekla Siemienowicz, who married Franciszek KOSTRUF; Helena, who died in childhood; Aleksander Siemienowicz, who married E. MILIJA; and Julius SIEMIENOWICZ, who married Katarzyna POGORZELSKI in 1925 in Lewis county, New York. The children of Julius and Anna were Helen, Genevieve, Edward, Joseph, Robert and Walter. I would like to find out which Janowo the Siemienowicz family came from. One other clue was that the church in the area they attended was named for St. George and the priest who helped him emigarte to America was father SOBULSKI. Sorry, I do not have acces to the interent, eMail or the web.


MEENAN, Carol SLEIS
eMail address: Dupie88@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I have been trying to find both of my grandparents family history. They both came from Galicia Poland / Austria at different times and their marriage was prearranged. Mike SOWA was born in Galicia, Austria 8 June 1890. Mike was of Russian ancestry. He arrived in the USA on 1 March 1907 in a vessel called "Trave" or "Trivia"; the vessel came from Bremen, Germany. Anna OSTOK / AUSTOK who became his wife later on. Her mother died shortly after Anna was born. Anna Was raised by Eugen POLINSKI in Galicia while her father lived in the USA. Both Anna and Mike were Roman Catholic. My faimly roots end here, Please help. Thank you.


MENGEL, William
eMail address: BillMengel@worldnet.att.net
(Roman Catholic)

I am searching for information about my great-grandfather, Marian MYNGEL (aka MENGEL). He was born in Ruszkowo, Warsaw Province, Russian Poland, 5 August 1883. His parents were Alexander MYNGEL and Pelagie PROZANOWSKI. He emigrated to the U.S. on 12 November 1907 and lived in Chicago until about 1911 or 1912 when he moved to Detroit. He had two brothers who also emigrated to the U.S. - Joseph (born about 1890?) and Andrew / Andrzey (born 22 November 1885). Any information about this family in Poland would be greatly appreciated.


MOLISEE, Marlene TRADER
eMail address: mmolisee@idcnet.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for information on John KUYAWA who married Katherine IGNASIAK. Her father was Vincent SOBIESKI. I need info on Anton KUYAWA and Mary KUBICKA or KUBICKI from Poland. Also looking for family of were Andreas TREDER or TRADER and Barbara KARPINSKI. They are parents of Christopher born 27 April 1820 at Borowc, Poland; John, born 27 December 1821 at Borowc, Poland; Marianna, born 19 February 1824 at Borowc, Poland, died 16 September 1869 at Frautz, Poland; August Romann, born 30 July 1826 at Borowc, Poland, died 8 June 1854 at Tuszkau, Poland; Anna, born 16 January 1829 at Borowc, Poland, died 22 September 1944 at Tuszkau, Poland. Anna was born in Borowc Poland but i was told her records are probably at Lipusz Parish. Her Godparents I was told were John SEHISKA and Augustine KUHA baptised on 18 Jan 1829, but they thought this was an error.

Franz Andreas TREDER was born 15 October 1837 at Tuskowy Poland and died 24 September 1915. Suzanna TREDER was born 6 Jan 1860 at Borowc Poland. Marianna TREDER was born 2 January 1863. Maria or Marianna TREDER was born 1871 ? at Fichton Germany. Agatha TREDER, born ? I am also looking for SLUZA families for Johann SLUZA, born 1831; Joseph SLUZA, born 16 February 1833; Josephina SLUZA born 23 October 1833; Catherine SLUZA born 4 April 1835; Franz SLUZA born 5 October 1836; Marrianna SLUZA, born 2 February 1841 and Adelbert SLUZA, born 6 April 1850; and Marcianna SLUZA, born 26 March 1847. I need more information on this family; they came from either Gdansk, Lipusz, or Squirawen ?, Poland. Other surnames mentioned with this family are BORZYSKOWSKI, ZWICKI, DULEKI, CYCHOSZ, MASCHK, DOLNY, WERRA, KNITTER, SCHULTZ, LITTERSKI, TARNOWSKI, KUYAWA, SOBIESKI, and SOBCZYK. Any information on these will be appreciated also. Some of these families might have been from Posen and Warsaw also.


PARKER, Judy
From: Mumsmably Mumsmably@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am searching for the district in Poland that my grandmother, KULESZA, Agatha came from. Her father was Wincentego or Vincent KULESZA and her mother was Briggidy DROZDOIS or DROTZ. I know nothing more about them. I have a birth certificate of my grandmothers brother that states the Archdiocese as Wilenska and the parish as Babinsku. Other than the archdiocese and the names,there are two other words that might be of significance and that is: Dridach and Dudrkiego. I am not sure what either of these two words mean or if they are the area where the church (Roman Catholic) is. My grandmother was born in 1883 and died in Massachusetts in 1971. She married Benjamin KRUPSKY in 1907 in South Boston, Massachuesetts., and had 8 children. There is much more information I would like to research but I need to know where to start. Finding the district where my grandmother came from is the most important at this time.


PIETRZAK, Andrzej
France
eMail address: widehem@univ-littoral.fr

I am searching my family tree. I was born in France in 1949. My father, Leon PIETRZAK, was born in Poland in 1920 at Kruszwica. His father, Franek PIETRZAK, was born in 1889 in Poland but I don't where. He came to France in 1922 to work in north France in the coal industry. His wife, Agnes JOZWIAK, was born in Poland, but also I don't know if she came with my grandfather at the same date. They had 7 children. My mother, Irena KACMAREK, was born in France in 1925. Her father, Laurentz KACZMAREK, was born in Poland and also his wife Barbara BLAZYK. They escaped together from Poland after the 1st world war ? I suppose through Germany and coming to north France to work in coal industry. They had 5 children. Some family members died in Nazi camps, but I have no information about the camps and the names of members of my family deported. I may still have family members in Poland, perhaps in south of Poland (Walbrzych).


SPEAKERI, Cheryl DEMSKI
eMail address: SpeKer@aol.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am looking for my Great-grandfather's family in Debica Poland. He was born to John DEBSKI and Katherine KOSIBA 28 May 1847. His place of birth was Gawrzylowa, Debica, Poland. He married Marrianna STONOK, 6 November 1872, at St Hedwig Church, Debica, Poland. As far as I can tell from the baptism, marriage, and death certificates, all their families religious activities were from St Hedwig's. Stanislaus had two brothers that came to the US with him. They were Michael and John DEBSKI. They brought their families to Detroit, Michigan where they had more children, including one born on the boat to the US. I have just about all the family charted in the US and would be glad to trade for the family they might still have in Poland. Thank you


SUTTON, Kevin
eMail address: kevin.sutton@bt.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am researching my Family History... I know that Joseph WOJCIECHOWSKI (aka, Alexander Joseph Wincenzo WOJCIECHOWSKI) was born in Poland approx 1825 and that he and Emily EISEMANN entered England sometime between 1854 and 1859. Their first daughter Eleanor was born in Genoa, Italy, approx 1853 and their 2nd child Ladyslas Alexander Joseph was born in Holborn, England on 17th April 1859. How they got from Poland to Genoa is still a mystery. Ladyslas later changed his name to Alexander John WOY and married Clara Macdermott CORBY. Their first daughter Edith Clare WOY married my Grandfather Edwin Caush SUTTON. Any information would be gratefully recieved.


TRUAX, Susan
eMail address: htruax@indy.tds.net
(Jewish)

I am looking for the parents of Max SIMON from Sokolow, Austria, now in Poland. He was born 1891 at Sokolow to Froian Ephraim and Ruchle SIMON ASHER. There were at least two sons -- Harry and Max; and one daughter (I do not know her name). He emigrated to the United States about 1901, but I do not know if Harry came before him. The family settled in New York, and both worked in the garment industry. When they came to the United States the children took the maiden name of the mother. Max later married Mae GOTTLIEB about 1926. Max died 22 December 1890 at Indianapolis, Indiana. If anybody has any information on the family, I would appreciate it.


WESOLOWSKI, Joan
eMail address: Ibeski@aol.com

I am searching for any information or material on the surname WESOLOWSKI. My grandparents emigrated to the United States from Poland prior to World War II and settled at South Bend, Indiana. I have their wedding certificate and a copy of one of my aunt's birth certificate. They came from Wojewodstwo Poznanskie, Powiat Gniezno and were married 29 May 1894. My grandfather, Stanislaw WESOLOWSKI was born 12 April 1867 and my grandmother Marianna JANKOWSKA was born 13 September 1873. I believe that my paternal great grandmother's maiden name was Fanciszka WOZNIAK and that my maternal great grandmother's maiden name was Antonina CHMIEL. These facts I received from my grandparents marriage license. Where can I search for more information? I know that my father had a first cousin who emigrated to Canada after World War II and his name was Valery or Valarian WESOLOWSKI.


WOJTASINSKI, Walter K.
8700 Ridgewood Avenue, Cape Canaveral Florida USA
eMail address: wojtas2@aol.com

I wish to get help in a family search in Galicia, Poland. My father's family was there in the early 1900's. He emigrated to Boston in 1915, and his name is in the Polish Army of France (General Heller). I am searching for the remaining family in Poland or Russia. My father, Wladyslaw WOJTASINSKI, was born in the vicinity of Dzialoszyn. His Father was John WOJTASINSKI. His mother was Henryka OHAJ. He was one of at least 11 children. Two sisters Marie and Josephine moved to and lived in the Boston area. However, all deceased. A Brother Alex was mentioned years ago. I am interested in finding WOJTASINSKI family relatives
or extended family. Thank you for any help or information you can supply.


ZIELINSKI, Ruth
eMail address: dr.z@ecentral.com
(Roman Catholic)

I am searching for ANY information on my paternal great grandfather: Valentine ZIELINSKI. His son, Wincenty, was born in 1893 and emigrated to USA from Warsaw, Poland in 1913. It appears he had two sons: Wincenty and Michael. Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks.


See also PLRL-1997,
PLRL-981,
PLRL-982, and
PLRL
See also PLRL-1997 for 1997 postings
0 - 0 - 0

[PLRL (Poland Research List) FrontPage] [Poland Cross-Index]
[Map: Russia partion of Poland-1902 (155K)]
[1882 Maps: Russian Empire (Europe)] [1882 Maps: Austro-Hungarian Empire]
[Map Room] [Master IndexPage] [FEEFHS FrontPage] [Website Index]