carolynegould
5 Sep 2009
Genealogy / Surnames Janiewicka and Weshesfisky and Dumore [4]
I am working on my husband's family tree. The surnames listed in the subject line are from his grandfather's social security number application. He stated his mother's full maiden name was Rose Janiewicka and that his "stepfather" was John Weshesfisky. I have found the family in the 1920 census, but no where else. Rose states she was born in Austria, as were her parents. She notes Polish as her native language. John (who is listed as Joe on the census), says he was born in Russia, both parents born there and native language as Russian. They were living in Queens, New York. The grandfather listed his own surname as Dumore on the application, but stated he did not know his father's name. Name signed was Anthony Dumore. Anthony Dumore married Viola Agnes Baker, whose mother was Anna Miller, of Polish descent. Any help would be appreciated.
I am working on my husband's family tree. The surnames listed in the subject line are from his grandfather's social security number application. He stated his mother's full maiden name was Rose Janiewicka and that his "stepfather" was John Weshesfisky. I have found the family in the 1920 census, but no where else. Rose states she was born in Austria, as were her parents. She notes Polish as her native language. John (who is listed as Joe on the census), says he was born in Russia, both parents born there and native language as Russian. They were living in Queens, New York. The grandfather listed his own surname as Dumore on the application, but stated he did not know his father's name. Name signed was Anthony Dumore. Anthony Dumore married Viola Agnes Baker, whose mother was Anna Miller, of Polish descent. Any help would be appreciated.