Guest 17 Jun 2006 / #1Researching surnames as follows: Maryanska, Ziotkowski, Wronski and Szczepanski from the Lipno area. Anyone outhere.
Wujek_Dobra_Rada 21 Jun 2006 / #3There are two people with the name Szczepa 4;ski in Lipno----------------------------------------------------------------------Szczepa 4;ski AndrzejCegielnaLipnoSzczepa 4;ski Krzysztof3 MajaLipno
glowa 1 | 291 21 Jun 2006 / #5isn't there a phonebook somewhere on the net? just to see if any of these names apearI guess that's where Wujek took the two names from, right?
OP Guest 21 Jun 2006 / #6Is it really a good idea to post phone numbers on this site ? Especially when the numbers belong to people not connected to this site. This goes against all the rules of Genealogy and if I may say common sense. If you must post phone numbers you should use private mail.
Wujek_Dobra_Rada 21 Jun 2006 / #7The numbers are publicly available - you can find them also i.e. in a phonebook that is available in phonebooth to everybody on the street, but I`ve deleted them anyway.
OP Guest 5 Jul 2006 / #9hey you guys i have a question, how do you pronounce the surname "Dembosz"? It is of polish origin, anyone help me out please?
gosica 1 | 33 5 Jul 2006 / #10'Dembosz' is pronounced like 'Dembosh' (regular <e> like in 'bet')Ziotkowski- I think that might be Ziółkowski, the letter resembling 't' being our £, our own grapheme for the <w> sound, like in 'winter'
OP Guest 5 Jul 2006 / #11in Dembosz, the (bosz) part...the o sound.......is it like "boss" or "hose"?
OP Guest 5 Jul 2006 / #12boss, but the way a Brit would pronounce it. I'm not sure what the usual American pronunciation is of this word. Anyway, the 'o' is quite the same as the sound in 'hot', 'gone', etc. in British English
babka - | 4 2 Mar 2009 / #14My great-great grandmother was Victoria Szczepanic (spelling?). She was married to John Mijołajczyk and probably lived somewhere around Krakow. No other information. Would appreciate any information about "Szczepanic" from this part of Poland.
