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Searching for (01/03): (relatives) Kaminski,
Andrzej
I am searching for relatives of Andrzej Kaminski, born approx. 1880 in Lukowo (close to Wagrowiec, Poland), last known address: Chicago, Oakdole, USA. He had a wife - Helena - and three children - Sylwia, Hieronim and Andrzej. I am the granddaughter to Walentyna Kaminska, his youngest sister (who lived in Poland), Walentyna lost contact with the family, since (I assume) Andrzej died. The contact stopped suddenly and my grandmother unfortunately never knew exactly why. Now, I live in Germany for almost 15 years now and would very much appreciate to know more about my relatives and starting having contact again. I would be very grateful for every hint.
Name: Elzbieta Voss; Hamburg
Contact: email
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Poszukiwana (08/07): Kesicka
or Brzozowska, Irena
Searching for Irena (Kesicka or Brzozowska), doughter of Zofia and Jan. She was
adopted. Today she is about 60 years old; between Janina, and Jadzia.
Probably she got married and had 2 children, and lives in Gdansk, Poland. She was probably nurse. One of the sisters was born in Firlusie,
so she probably was from this region. If someone knows anything about this person please send me email: cyryla@wp.pl.
Name: Malgorzata Pulkowska,
(Poland) tel. cell. 48 22
606537862
Contakt: email
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Searching for (02/03): (relatives) Klimas, Jan
I am searching for relatives of Klimas, Jan, who emigrated approx. 1910 to Chicago. His wife's name was Ewa (she was Lithuanian). His oldest son's name was Jozef, and his daughters names were: Sabina and Marysia (he had about 10 children, and we don't know all the names). Jan Klimas had 3 sisters: (1) Franciszka (Kubik), she was called Antosia; my great grand-mother, (2) Marianna (Jackowska), who died in the fire and (3) W³adys³awa (Marchewka).
I am great grand-daughter of Jan's sister, who right now live in Georgia, USA, and wish to find my relatives.
Name: Agnieszka Brougveyre (Kaczmarek), tel. 770 399-1960
Kontakt: email
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Searching for (03/02): (relatives) Konopa
My husband Dennis' grand-grandparents were Andrzej KONOPA & Franciszka
MALECKA (b 27 Apr 1859). It is believed they lived in Poland or a part of
Poland that was under German rule. Franciszka did come to Buffalo NY
with her two youngest children according to EI and was living at the
same address as her daughter Elzbieta according to 1920 Census on Beck
St and Franciszka's death certificate on Sweet Ave. I can't find
anything on her husband Andrzej -- I am presuming he died in Poland or
did not come to the states with her.
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Their oldest son was Jozef Konopa (b 28 Jan 1877) who was married to
Katarzyna Skierkiewicz (b ca 1876). Or her first name may have been
Rozalja (his naturalization application has his wife as Rozalia w/o a
last name). They had at least two children born in Poland: Bronislawa
Konopa (b 15 Sept 1899) and Stanislaw Konopa (b 24 Mar 1902). The rest
of their children were born in USA.
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Their oldest daughter - not sure of name have been told it was Stella
Konopa (b ca 1879 PL d Mar 1910) was married to Michal Glinski (b. ca
1877). It is believed she died while giving birth to their youngest
Pelagia. As far as I know these were their children: Anna Glinska (b ca
1902 PL ), Zofia Glinska (b ca 1905), Bronislaw Glinski (b 7 Mar 1906)
and Pelagia Glinska (b Mar 1910).
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Michal Glinski then married her sister, Elzbieta Konopa (b ca 1988)
about 1911. According to EI, they arrived in US 27 Dec 1911 aboard the
SS Rijndam. Their departure was from Rotterdam, So Holland/Netherlands.
Elzbieta was with child. Their residence was notated as Jabschitz
Germany. Their final destination was to his father Jan Glinski in
Buffalo NY. All their children were born in the USA.
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The youngest son was Franciszek or Franz Konopa (b 23 Apr 1896 in Lopola
Germany) according to EI, he arrived in US with Elzbieta & her family at
the age of 16 with their same info as far as residence, ship, etc. Now
according to his declaration papers, he was a sailor. Arrived on the
Ryndam from Rotterdam Holland Feb 1912. This is all the information I
have on Franz. No idea if he ever married or not.
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It is possible that Andrzej & Franciszka may have had other children but
I am not aware of them at this time. I know Franciszka did have siblings
but I do not know their names or her parent's names. I think Andrzej &
Franciszka's parents stayed in Poland but I am not sure.
Name: Dolores L (nee SZALASNY) KONOPA
Contact: email
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Searching for (09/01): Korycki's Family
In between the World Wars, Waleriana Korycka, the only
sister of my Grandfather, Piotr Korycki, immigrated to
the United States from region of Nasielsk in Central
Poland (villages of Nuna and Morgi). My Grandfather died
before my Mother, Jadwiga, was born. My Grandmother,
Innocenta (her maiden name was Kilis), did not know
anybody of the family of her husband who deceased in
unexplainable circumstances. Therefore, I have no
information about my relatives from the Korycki family.
Waleriana Korycka got married in the U.S. and had a son
named John who has probably died. As far as I know,
their relatives live in Gdansk. Their daughter's name
was Jadwiga.
Anyone who might have heard of Korycki's family, please,
do contact me.
Name: Piotr Korycki
Contact: email
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Searching for (12/01): (relatives) Kozireski
I am trying to find information on my great-grandparents Vincent
Kozireski and Mary Stepknowski-Kozireski. They came to the US in the
late 1890's from Poland. Mary was born in a village north of Warsaw
Poland and her parents were Joseph Stepknowski and Constance
Rutkowski-Stepknowski.
I would appreciate any information.
Name: Stephanie Lupinski-Cockburn
Contact: email
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Searching for (12/01): (Family) Krymer, that could be written "Krimer"
I am looking for any member of my family that nowadays lives in Poland. My grandparents and father were born in Poland. Used to live in Kazimierz, Pulaway and Lublin Cities. My last name ( Krymer, that could be written "Krimer"), it would help a lot.
The only information I have available is the following one:
The data I have, were taken from a translation done in Buenos Aires.
It is my father's birth certificate. And it says: "Israelites jurisdiction of Kazimierki.
Birth Certificate. I certified through Act 54, within the book of births from the Jurisdiction Office, year 1911 that Modko José Krymer, son of Zelman and Chaja Koorngold, spouses Krymer,
was born in Kazimierki the 28th of December of 1911. Pulaway, October 9th, 1920. Chief of
the Jurisdiction Office. Deputy of the Poland District.
Name: Carlos Krimer from Mar del Plata-Buenos Aires State, Argentina
Contact: email
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