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Last Post: 4 Dec 2018
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Koach   
26 Oct 2018
Genealogy / Stanley Klimek married Czernek/Czerniak/Skulsk [13]

Stanley's wife was Mary Czernek Klimek, sister of my great-Grandpa Jan Czernek (changed to John Czerniak). They were born in Leki, Borzecin, Poland. Their parents were Jan Czernek and Marianna Prokop. Their grandparents were Tomasz Czernek, Marianna Baran, Stanislaw Prokop and Magdalena Bernady. The church records for them are online in the Szczepanow parish site. Do you have other knowledge of the family, Tina?
Koach   
18 Oct 2018
Language / Email Translation for my genealogical inquiry in Poland [9]

I will ask about their minimum. Is there a cheaper alternative than Wells Fargo?

Is this a good translation for my email?

Jakie są minimalne liczby, o które należy prosić o badania? Jakie opcje płatności są dostępne? Mieszkam w stanach zjednoczonych.
Koach   
16 Oct 2018
Language / Email Translation for my genealogical inquiry in Poland [9]

Hi,

I received a reply from the state archives in Przemysl for my genealogical inquiry. I would appreciate a translation, please.

Wasze pismo z dnia: Wasz znak: Nasz znak: Data:
23.05.2018 OIU.6344.166.2018 09-10-2018
Archiwum Państwowe w Przemyślu w odpowiedzi na Pani pismo uprzejmie
informuje, że przedmiotowe poszukiwania można prowadzić w zespole akt:
Akta stanu cywilnego Parafii Greckokatolickiej w Łubnie z lat 1835-1874, 1885-1907,
sygn.1 Księga metrykalna urodzeń z lat 1885-1907.
Archiwum Greckokatolickiego Biskupstwa w Przemyślu 1291-1946,
sygn.6882 Kopie ksiąg metrykalnych parafii Łubno (dekanat Dynów) z lat 1875-1899.
Jednocześnie informujemy, że poszukiwania prowadzone za naszym pośrednictwem
są odpłatne, gdzie koszt 1 godziny poszukiwań w aktach niezależnie od wyniku wynosi 40,00
zł. Istnieje możliwość wstępnego zadeklarowania limitu godzin jaki jest Pani skłonna opłacić.
Informujemy, że może Pani samodzielnie skorzystać z zasobu tutejszego Archiwum,
bezpłatnie w terminie dowolnym w godzinach urzędowania Archiwum Państwowego w
Przemyślu, bezpośrednio w czytelni po dopełnieniu formalności przewidzianych przepisami
(należy wypełnić "zgłoszenie użytkownika zasobu", oraz wypełnić rewersy na wytypowane
przez siebie akta). Czytelnia jest czynna codziennie od godz. 8.30-15.30 (czwartki dodatkowo
do godz. 17.30). Zamówienia na akta są przyjmowane o stałych porach o godz. 9.00, 11.00,
13.00, zamówienia złożone po godz.13.00 są realizowane w dniu następnym.
Jeżeli jest Pani zainteresowana prowadzeniem poszukiwań za naszym pośrednictwem
na ww. zasadach, prosimy o potwierdzenie.
Koach   
19 Mar 2018
Genealogy / Stanley Klimek married Czernek/Czerniak/Skulsk [13]

Since last posting, I was able to find Mary and John's mother Marianna's maiden name, which appears to be Brukof or Brukop on the marriage record of John and his wife Veronika Blach. Their father was Jan Czernek. I have not been able to find anything else. Would love to connect with more family and obtain further assistance, please.
Koach   
19 Mar 2018
Genealogy / Blach/Zmuda in Dabie and Roza, Tarnow, Poland [2]

My great-grandmother Veronika Blach was born December 15, 1889 in Dabie, Tarnow, Poland. She married John Czernek/Czerniak on May 25, 1913 in Chicago. Veronika's parents were Antoni Blach and Katarzyna Zmuda, whose family originated from nearby Roza. They had several other children, including Theresa, who married Leopold Poremba on June 30, 1903 in Chicago. They came over to the Chicagoland area also. I know there were other children, but I do not know anything about them. My grandmother's godfather was Petrus Blach. Not sure how he connects. Katarzyna's parents were Marcin Zmuda and Agata Bielawa. They had many children. Their son Adam Zmuda moved over to Chicago and married Anna Bernas. The Czerniaks, Porembas and Adam Zmudas all moved to Calumet City, known then as West Hammond. Another son Frank went by the spelling Smuda. He married twice. First wife was an Erasmus. He later married Veronica ? on August 8, 1899 in Chicago. He had children with both wives. I do not know anything of the other children but know there were several others. Would love to connect with other relatives and learn more about my family. Any help from fellow genealogists would also be appreciated.
Koach   
19 Mar 2018
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Hi again. Reviving this very-old thread. Time sure has passed, hasn't it? I was recently informed that family records for the family may exist in the Archiwum Państwowe w Przemyślu. They apparently have records going back to 1845. Does anyone here have access to that database? A search would be greatly appreciated if possible.
Koach   
13 Sep 2008
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Hi,

This is Dominic's grandson. I found one picture of Wasyl, but I'm interested in the ones you have. The picture of Wasyl on findagrave.com was taken outside Dominic's in-laws' house in Calumet City, IL.
Koach   
18 Jun 2008
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Hi there,

My email is Koach137@mail2poland.com

I sure appreciate this.

I was wondering if you were still around to answer some other questions if that's possible:

1. Do you have any info regarding the siblings of Wasyl and Helen (our great-grandparents) or further info of relatives in Poland? I know of Wasyl's sister Tekla "Tillie" on Rice St. in Chicago who had a son named Nestor. I'm not sure of their last names. One of my uncles said that Tillie was married twice, and Nestor was from her first husband who died. I know that Helen had an older sister named Marianna "Mary" Solomon and a younger brother named Frank Pilip. I've gotten quite a bit of info for them. I wasn't able to find an obituary for Mary's son John (died February 2002 in Reno, NV). I know very little about his family. I think I have a picture of one of his wives. I've been told by different people that he was married twice. On the picture is written, "To Aunt Helen, Love Marian Solomon." This 'Aunt Helen' is our great-grandmother.

2. Do you have middle names, birth dates, birth locations, death dates, and death locations for the descendants of your grandmother Anna Lewicki? I don't expect you to put it on here to the public. It could be done over PM or email.

3. Is her first husband Raymond Hancasky, Sr. still alive? I can't find a date of death for him anywhere.

If any of this is too difficult to answer, I understand completely. Have a great day!

I was looking and noticed a poster had a bit of info about Theodore's family. If he or anyone else is available, I'd like to know the date of death for his wife Martha.
Koach   
18 Jun 2008
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Hi,

I'm Wasyl's great-grandson and would like to see that pic of him if possible. Are you able to upload it to the computer if possible? His memorial on findagrave.com lacks a pic of him, and my late grandmother (Wasyl's daughter-in-law) misplaced most of her pics of the Kocielko family when she moved. Thanks for posting!
Koach   
6 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

I haven't been told I look a certain nationality. People have commented on my eyes - I guess they look unusual.
Koach   
6 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

I've considered it.
Koach   
6 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

Plus there's supposedly Georgian if my relatives are correct.
Koach   
6 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

These are all my known nationalities:

Father - Ukrainian, Russian, Polish

Mother - Scandinavian, German, Irish, Italian, Polish, French, etc.
Koach   
6 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

Here I am again. When I ran the under a face-recognition site to compare you to celebrities, it listed all Asian ones. Do these pics change your opinions of the nationalities you guessed from the others?





Koach   
4 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

According to family I have some Georgian in me. That one is correct. Try to keep an open mind about other parts of Europe, too. ;) I've got some Ukrainian/Russian, too.
Koach   
4 Mar 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

This is me. I'm quite mixed, but I'm mostly Polish. Can any of you guess my nationalities? 'What' do I look like to you?





Koach   
24 Feb 2008
Genealogy / Surnames Gall / Figura / Odrowaz [34]

I wrote to a relative who has info on my Zmuda branch of the family. She doesn't want information from the Zmudas to appear in online inquiries, so it would be done over the email.
Koach   
21 Feb 2008
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

This is my late grandfather. His family moved around Eastern Europe, so his true origins are a bit of a mystery. His last name is Ukrainian (Lemko) from SE Poland, but the family claims they worked in Ivan the Terrible's secret army and moved away from Russia. What does my grandfather look to you? The woman is his mother. I don't have any pics of his father, but relatives claim he could pass off as Stalin's twin.





Koach   
17 Feb 2008
Genealogy / The typical Polish look, or all Eastern Europeans [656]

I'm wondering if I have Tatar ancestry down the road. I put two of my pictures on a website which shows which celebrities you resemble. On both pics I got almost all Asian celebrities.
Koach   
9 Jan 2008
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

I have several, but I only added two to his memorial. I have no pictures of your grandfather, my great-grandfather Wasyl/Basil. I was told he looked a lot like Joseph Stalin, though. Do you happen to know Tillie's last name(s)? I know she was married two times had had her son Nestor with the first husband - online info and my uncle confirmed this. I'm not exactly sure of the last names, though. Also, do you know if your grandfather Wasyl/Basil had any other siblings besides her? I believe there was another sister named Malanka Wolownyk. Your grandmother Helen had a sister named Marianna/Mary Solomon (she died in the family's home at the end of Luther Ave in 1944, I believe). Frank Pilip was their younger brother. Another brother was killed by the Germans in WWII. I don't know his name. His daughter was named Leona Stoklosa. To my understanding she stayed in Poland.
Koach   
9 Jan 2008
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

You can see pictures of the family's graves, as well as pics of my grandfather Dominic and our great-grandmother, at findagrave.com. I don't have a memorial for your father Paul yet, because I didn't know his location of burial or if he was cremated. If you'd like him to have a memorial, I can add one for him if you tell me this info. Or, if you would like to add it yourself, that's fine.
Koach   
4 Dec 2007
Genealogy / Polish looks? [1462]

Some of my relatives have high cheekbones. I do to a certain degree, I guess.
Koach   
12 Sep 2007
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Dziekuje za pomoc, Jaworski.

Well, a volunteer located a picture of my great-grandfather Wasyl Kocielko's gravestone which listed his year of birth as 1877. I thought the 1881 date on his death certificate may have been incorrect, as his immigration record and WWI Draft Card both list a date in 1877 or 1878. If anyone else who is researching the same surnames has information, I'm interested.

I received the marriage certificate of my great-grandparents and learned some things:

They were married August 10, 1909 at Holy Cross Church in Joliet. He was 29, and she was 20. It was a first marriage for both. Andrew Olownik and Anna Wilk are the witnesses. Andrew's last name is similar to the Olepnik name I found for a possible stepfather to Wasyl's nephew Nestor. This Andrew could be him. The parents of Wasyl were Dymitr. (last letter could be i or o, I guess) Kuciełko and Ewa Buczyk - slightly different than what I had, especially his father. Helen's parents were Adalbert Pilip and Catharina Urbaniak.

According to Wikipedia, Dymitr is the Polish form of Dmitry, so the name on Wasyl and Helen's certificate of marriage is probably correct the way it is.
Koach   
20 Aug 2007
Genealogy / Kocielko surname - I would appreciate any info [44]

Thanks. The website for the town spells it as Lubno. It may have been Lubna when the Lemkos still lived there.

If possible, I would like a translation of this email, please:

Dzień dobry.
Ja niestety nie rozumie po angielsku.
Co do Pani informacji to już wczesniej jak odebrałem pocztę szukałem ewentualnych krewnych. Z ustalonej lokalizacji rodzina Pani mieszkała "na dole" to jest taka nazwa części wioski. Obecnie w tym rejonie zamieszkują chyba tylko potomkowie, którzy niewiele znają swoje drzewo genealogiczne.Jeśli uda mi się jakieś informacje zdobyć to prześle odwrotnie.

Pozdrawiam
Stanisław Tymowicz
Koach   
15 Aug 2007
Genealogy / Stanley Klimek married Czernek/Czerniak/Skulsk [13]

Hi there,

My great-grandfather was John Czerniak, born 1893 in Leki, Poland. His older sister was Mary Klimek, your grandmother. Their mother was named Marianna Czernek. My great-grandfather and his family changed their named from Czernek to Czerniak some time after the birth of my grandmother. Her baptismal certificate lists her as Helen Anna Czernek. My great-grandfather John Czerniak married Veronica Blach, born 1889 in Dabie, Poland. John died 1954 in Hammond, IN. Veronica died 1967 in Hammond. I have more information once we can speak over the email or PM.