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Domino Family - immigrated to Chicago area from Poland


KORO 1 | 2
13 May 2013 #1
I am searching for my family roots and I know , that my Mother's grandfather's brother, Stanislaw Domino was leaving in Chicago area in 1948 or even earlier. He had a son, John (Jan) Domino. The Domino family immigrated to Chicago area from Poland, Rzeszow or Laka. Stanislaw Domino had a brother, Tomasz Domino who had a son Stefan Domino (my grandfather) and daughter Stefania.

I have a few pictures of my Domino family from 1948 under this link: bobkozakphotography.com/Other/Domino-Family-Chicago-1948/24824381 _Hts9dk

Bob
Polonius3 1,000 | 12,446
15 May 2013 #2
DOMINO, DOMIN and similar are derived from the first name Dominik (English Dominic), originally from Latin Dominicus (lordly). SE Poland's Rzeszów region is the main Domino stronghold.
Nacjonalista 4 | 96
20 May 2013 #3
I knew a guy with that last name but he was Italian.
Jeffsierp 1 | 6
4 Apr 2016 #4
Would you know happen to know if John Domino moved to clevleand?
OP KORO 1 | 2
4 Apr 2016 #5
Unfortunately, I don't know if John Domino moved to Cleveland. I don't have much more information about, but these places in Poland would be connected with his Father: Rzeszow, Laka, Borysow, Pulawy. I know also that John was working for a City of Chicago. Also surname Michalak is part of the family. Here are some pictures of the Domino Family from Chicago: bobkozakphotography.com/Other/Domino-Family-Chicago-1948/
Polonius3 1,000 | 12,446
4 Apr 2016 #6
Domino

DOMINO: derived from the first name Dominik (Dominic), linked to the Latin word Dominus (lord). For more info please contact me.


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