Konieczny Szczech Family History
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Matches 651 to 672 of 672
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| 651 | used the surname Konetz while in Minneapolis area, probably an aglicization of Konieczny | Konieczny, Frank George (I0014)
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| 652 | Various spellings but probably Slahetka is correct, it is on the marriage announcement Stachetka Schletka Slachetka Szlachetka | Slahetka, Victoria (I2952)
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| 653 | Victoria G. Szymanski Victoria G. Szymanski, 97, Marshfield, died peacefully Wednesday, April 15, 2009, at Saint Joseph's Hospital, Marshfield, with her family by her side. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday, April 20, 2009, at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Marshfield. The Rev. Donald Meuret will officiate and music will be provided by a grandson-in-law, Gary Clausing. Burial will take place in Gate of Heaven Cemetery and grandsons will serve as pallbearers. The visitation will be held Monday at Our Lady of Peace Church from 10 a.m. until service time. Rembs Funeral Home is assisting the family. Mrs. Szymanski was born Jan. 3, 1912, in Owen, the daughter of Francis and Wladyslawa (Wojciechowska) Salwach. She was united in marriage to Felix J. Szymanski on Aug. 27, 1932, at St. Hedwig Catholic Church, Thorp. He died April 27, 2002. After their marriage, the Szymanskis farmed in the Withee area. They moved to Marshfield after their retirement in 1989. Victoria will always be remembered as a loving mother and grandmother. She enjoyed Polish polka music and dancing with her husband. In recent years, she had resided at Wells Nature View Assisted Living on South Apple Avenue. Victoria is survived by four children, seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Her children are John (Carol) Szymanski, Josephine (Don) Ruder, Mary Ann (Ronald) Machtan, all of Marshfield, and Jane (Gary) Welsch of Denmark. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren are Al (Carol) Szymanski of Baraboo and their children, Jake, Julie and Joel; Sue (Rich) Lemley of Milwaukee; Maria (Gary) Clausing of Cedarburg and their children, Jenna and Evan; Randy Ruder of Mamoroneck, N.Y.; Richard Ruder of Juneau; Terry (Mel) Ruder of Plainfield, Ill., and their children, Nicholas and Joshua; and Mark (Lori) Machtan of Marshfield and their daughter, Melissa. She is further survived by a brother, Ted (Lucille) Salwach of Wausau; and a sister, Angie Persick of Milwaukee. She was predeceased by her parents, her husband and two sisters. Memorials may be designated to Our Lady of Peace Improvement Fund. Condolences may be sent online to www.rembsfh.com. | Salwach, Victoria G. (I0805)
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| 654 | Walter Nels Swanson born 1903 died 1950 He met his wife, Bernice, in Chicago. His grandparents immigrated here from Sweden and settled in Nebraska. They have quite a few cousins in Coal City, IL. | Swanson, Walter Nels (I1550)
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| 655 | Was a State Senator from MN at one time Also was a Banker | Julkowski, Raymond John (I0534)
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| 656 | was a widow when she married Jan Gorz her huband was Jozef soika and they had children. | Truty, Agnieszka (I2294)
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| 657 | was Cymbal | Cymski, Jan (I1972)
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| 658 | was Cymbala | Cymska, Ludwika (I1941)
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| 659 | was Cymbala | Cymska, Stefania (I1948)
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| 660 | Was Dryjanski, but other sources including her obit show that is wrong | Janowski, Josephine (I2944)
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| 661 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F2363)
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| 662 | We went to a wedding of another cousin's son's wedding 3 weeks ago in Sheldon, so we stayed in Thorp. It turned out that St. Mary's was having their yearly Polish Dinner on that Sunday so we stayed long enough to have wonderful homemade food. I think Bernice Symbol was one of the cooks. My brother has gone to Ellis Island.com and found when Peter and Anna and their family came from Poland. It tells their ages and the city they came from in Poland. (Pisarzowa) I went to Poland last summer, but we were on a tour so we couldn't go to Pisarzowa, but we were close! It is close to Zakopane so I guess we are Goralus! I will go another time. My cousin Jim, Ray SLowiak's son, works in Poland in theater at least 3 times a year. He did go to Limanowa, the actual town where Slowiaks came from and found the cemetary to be full of SLowiaks. But that is all the time he had. He would like to go again too. I think Limanowa must be a dot on the map and Pisarzowa a tiny bit bigger next to it. Well, enough for now. Tell me about yourself and your family. Betty Ann "Bini" Slowiak Husain | Slowiak, Joseph (Józef) (I0253)
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| 663 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F1989)
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| 664 | Wife Mary Pietryga listed as widow in 1920 census | Nawrocki, Valentine (I3703)
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| 665 | Witnesses Walter Sivaser Mary Hajder | Family (F1501)
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| 666 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F1679)
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| 667 | Witort | Vitort, Jozef (I0112)
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| 668 | Wos or Voss or Vos | Wos, Aniela (Angela) (I1627)
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| 669 | wpis 47/1793 Niesłabin | Mieloch, Franciszka (I6920)
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| 670 | WW I registration card shows laborer in Taylor Mines, C.L W. RR. Co? nearest relative mrs. mike michalena, 110 s. Ridge, st. Taylor, PA | Mrowca Mrofcza, Frank Michael (I2531)
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| 671 | WWI-US Army | Bartosiewicz, Ralph (I1179)
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| 672 | Zalesie, 63-233, gm. Jaraczewo, pow. jarociński, woj. wielkopolskie, Polska. (51st.58, 620’N, 17st.22, 045’E) | Chybiak (Hybiak), Karol (I6287)
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