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theresa   
29 May 2008
Genealogy / people who had grandfathers fight the war [12]

My father fought in the war, his name is Waclaw Dembowski, he came from the Lodz area, his mother's maiden name was Josefa Galla(or Calla),his father's name was Michael and he spent time in 2 different POW camps. He had a bother Micheal and a sister Sophia, he had a total of 13 siblings, we aren't sure of the other names, but we think some could be Jerzy, Henry, Peter. He married Leokadia Gabart and they spent time in 3 different labor camps in Germany; has anyone ever heard of him from their family members? He came to the US in 1952, via Munich. We are trying to connect with family. Any information would be appreciated.
theresa   
24 May 2008
Genealogy / Hoping to find relatives - Dembowski [11]

Hi,
Well here's the information, he was born on August 10, 1910 in Lekkowka, Pietrkow, Lodz, Poland. He was a butcher in Szczetrzow, Lodz, Poland. He spent time in 2 different POW camps as well. He met my mother in a German camp, my mother was from Krakow, Leokadia Garbart. They had 2 sons and 1 daughter when they arrived. Thanks for helping.
theresa   
21 May 2008
Genealogy / Hoping to find relatives - Dembowski [11]

I do not have a lot of information. They did come in thru New York, he was a butcher by trade. My sister has far more information than I do, I will ask her to e-mail me all the info. Thank you for replying.
theresa   
21 May 2008
Genealogy / Hoping to find relatives - Dembowski [11]

Hi,
I'm from Massachusetts, I am joining with hopof to finding some relatives here in the US or Poland from my father's family. His name is Waclaw Dembowski, boen July 1910 I believe in the Lodz area, he came from a large family 12/13 siblings. He came to US in January/February 1952 with his wife Leokadia. He spent time as a prisoner of war in Germany and Poland. We have never been fortuate enough to meet any of our relatives. He did receive some mail via New York, but I was too young to know anything about it. He was planning a trip back home but died before he could return. Any help would be appreciated.