We are trying to trace my husband's family. My husband's grandfather was called Felix Frederick Rawisinski and he came to the UK during World War II when he joined the Polish Free Air Force and flew both Spitfres and Lancaster Bombers. I believe he flew in the Battle of Britain. After the war he stayed in Leicester and married an english girl.
My father-in-law tells me that his father did try to trace his siblings but could find no living relatives. Any internet search of the name Rawisinski only brings up the the decendants of Felix that we know about here in the UK. I have found links on Ancestry.co.uk for Felix's marriage and death records but as yet have not gone into these in detail as these are british records.
Where could I start to look to find any further links to the family in Poland? Does anyone think that the spelling of the surname might have been changed?
Kind regards
TomBella
My father-in-law tells me that his father did try to trace his siblings but could find no living relatives. Any internet search of the name Rawisinski only brings up the the decendants of Felix that we know about here in the UK. I have found links on Ancestry.co.uk for Felix's marriage and death records but as yet have not gone into these in detail as these are british records.
Where could I start to look to find any further links to the family in Poland? Does anyone think that the spelling of the surname might have been changed?
Kind regards
TomBella