Looking for relatives of my parternal grandmother maiden name Woleski or Wolenski. She married Alexander Dzielak
Looking for Woleski or Wolenski
celia
12 Apr 2010 / #2
I am Celia WALESKO Baude , My parenst im Brazil er: Waleski, Walecko, polski grandfather to go im Brasil 1870 in 1875
My genealogy : Baude , walesko, Kolodje, Kania, kubisz, Kulik
I like em Brazil - Paraná _ Curitiba
Contact: celiabaude59@hotmail
My genealogy : Baude , walesko, Kolodje, Kania, kubisz, Kulik
I like em Brazil - Paraná _ Curitiba
Contact: celiabaude59@hotmail
WOLEŃSKI: topo nick from Woleń
WOLEWSKI: (Woleski is not used in today’s Poland ); possibly topo nick from one of the numerous places called Wola (Freetown) – settlements absolved from taxes for a set period to help get them started
WALECKO: possibly patronymic nick from first names Walery or Walenty
WALESKO: as above
WA£ĘSKI: possibly patronymic nick from Wałęsa (loiterer, lay-about) or descriptive from verb wałęsać się (to loiter, loaf, be a vagrant)
KANIA: the kite (a bird of prey)
KUBISZ: from Kuba (short for Jakub)
KULIK: curlew or pewit (bird)
KO£ODZIEJ: wheelwright, cartwright
WOLEWSKI: (Woleski is not used in today’s Poland ); possibly topo nick from one of the numerous places called Wola (Freetown) – settlements absolved from taxes for a set period to help get them started
WALECKO: possibly patronymic nick from first names Walery or Walenty
WALESKO: as above
WA£ĘSKI: possibly patronymic nick from Wałęsa (loiterer, lay-about) or descriptive from verb wałęsać się (to loiter, loaf, be a vagrant)
KANIA: the kite (a bird of prey)
KUBISZ: from Kuba (short for Jakub)
KULIK: curlew or pewit (bird)
KO£ODZIEJ: wheelwright, cartwright