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Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

Jman87121 — 2011-07-05 20:49:21Z

Yes, I did. Unfortunately I just canceled my membership with Ancestry because I could not afford it. If you search the US census records for his name, I'm sure you'll find it. He was married to Mary Wrzesinski and one of their children, Henry, is my grandfather.

Good luck!

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

goodartrocks — 2011-06-26 21:11:03Z

Would love to swap info with you. Anton was married to my great grandmother Skebinski. I have her parent's and grandparent's names. They had 5 children together. Let me know. Joann

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

goodartrocks — 2011-06-26 21:08:40Z

You found Anton's name in the 1930 census. I would love a copy of that. I have some information on Anton Sr. He was my great grandfather's father.
Let me know. J

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

bevsadoski — 2011-06-24 23:45:18Z

I don't think the Wisconsin Sadowskis are very much related. Stanislaus and Josephine (Jerzakowski) came in 1868 to Rooling Prairie, Oak Grove Twp, Dodge Co., near the town of Beaver Dam. His brother John, also settled here. His brother Michael married Mary and settled in Milwaukee. Sister Josephine married John Dziobinski and moved to Chicago.

Their father was Joseph Sadowski and he married three times: Tecla Derezinska, Michalina Winiaszewska and I forgot the last one.

Joseph, the father, was born in Smogulec and so was Stanislaus. His wife and several kids died there. He moved to Kcynia where he married Michalina.

Sometime villages help, but I found Sadoskis all over the place, even sailing to Jamestown in the 1600's

This information may help, one never knows.

By the way I forget to check the posts.

davidms@gci.net

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

bevsadoski — 2011-06-24 23:25:43Z

The name Anton Wrzesinski refers to my grandmother's father and the brother has the same name. Anton Jr. married twice, I believe a Jagodzinski and a Skabinski. The father Anton is mentioned by Anton Jr. and his sister Eufrozina. Where they come from in Poland I am not sure. Anton Jr. is found in the Poznan Project, but I am not sure of the village.

Lt me know if and when you find something. Thanks

davidms@gci.net

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

goodartrocks — 2011-03-12 22:33:00Z

I would love that. I dont have much on the Valenski/Velentski part of the family. Let me know!

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

Jman87121 — 2011-02-21 06:20:16Z

Hi,

I know this was posted some time ago, but I'm wondering about a relative that you mentioned. Anton Wrzesinski. I just started my search and am stuck with an Anton Wrzesinski. I cannot find anything on him. I'm curious to know his info and what you know about him. He may not be the same one, but I thought I'd ask.

I found his name in a 1930 census report.

Thanks,
Justin

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

rtbisarek — 2009-04-13 18:28:02Z

Hi David
My father, Michael John Bisarek was born in Dodge Co Wis on 29 Sep, 1888. I am quite certain he would be your uncle.
I cannot find much info on his father, Martin or Grand father Jacob. If you have any further info I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks

Bob Bisarek

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

goodartrocks — 2008-10-29 19:42:32Z

Hi,
My family in Wisconsin was Wrzesinskis. I must have come across you post in family trees and noticed you have this name mentioned. My Great great grandfather was Anton Wrzesinski he had 5 children 4 daughters and a son Walter, that's my great grandfather. he moved to Ohio and changed his name to Stanley. Long story but be glad to share if your interested. e-mail me goodartrocks@yahoo.com

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

danakay8909 — 2008-10-29 04:17:02Z

Can you tell me more about your family in Wisconsin?
I found out that I have family that has changed names several time. Long story though...I don't know much about this side of the family so everything is guess. Anyway, My grandfathers Grandpa I cannot find. His great great grandma was Annie Kaminaka there are records of the family in Cook Il in the 1990 census...
Check that out....There are several Sadowski families in Wisconsin and I am having a hard time with mine....good luck
Oh...my line would be Cynthia Sadowski, Raymond L.Sadowski, Leon Martin Sadowski, and Last as far as I can go, Martin Sadowski marrie toMartha Kamanska or ski depending what record you are looking at.....

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

goodartrocks — 2007-11-20 21:45:00Z

hi
I ran across a family tree with Sadoski as publisher. Are you looking for Wrzesinski in your family tree?
J.

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

curbis34 — 2007-03-04 18:51:33Z

This is some information from my dad, Ken Bisarek:

Ken Bisarek was born January 7, 1948 the son of Mike and Mary (Peat) Bisarek. He was one of nine children: Dorothe, Anita, Carol, Lois, Mike, Bob, Mary, Ken, and Theresa. Mike Bisarek was born September 29, 1888. He lived in the Fox Lake area of Wisconsin. He was drafted during WWI during his physical he was found to have a hernia. He spent four or five weeks in the hospital and then traveled as far as Texas and the war ended. He was discharged and was sent home immediately. He took a troop train back to Wisconsin and got off at Livingston WI and that is the area in which he settled.

Martin Bisarek was Ken’s grandfather and Appolonia was Ken’s Aunt. He remembers Appolonia referred to as Pauly. Ken Bisarek as a child remembers meeting three of Mike’s siblings: a sister Jane and a brother Tom and a brother Andrew that lived in Fox Lake WI Also Ken believes Mike to be one of 14 children.

Bizarek/Pisarek family

@@bevs@alaska.net — 2006-02-15 07:28:20Z

My name is David Sadoski. I was born and grew up in the
Beaver Dam Wisconsin area. My grandmother is Apollonia
(Pauline) Bisaek, my great grandfather is Martin and my
gg grandfather is Jacob Pisarek. I wish to share information,
pictures, and anecdotes about our family. I have been living
in Alaska but visit Dodge County frequently doing family
history.

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

2004-11-24 02:27:47Z

My great great grandmother was Julijanna Pisarek from Warsaw. She married Jan Pisarek and had a son Jozef Pisarek. Would you know anything in regards to the history of this name in Poland

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

2004-11-24 02:27:45Z

My great great grandmother was Julijanna Pisarek from Warsaw. She married Jan Pisarek and had a son Jozef Pisarek. Would you know anything in regards to the history of this name in Poland

Re: Bizarek/Pisarek family

webazarek — 2004-08-15 12:57:36Z

My great-great grandfather was Anton Pisarek, 1836-1906. He arrived in U.S. in June 1870 with wife and children and settled in Beaver Dam, WI. (His ship departed from Bremen, Germany and arrived in Baltimore, MD.) A Martin Pisarek also arrived on same ship with wife Anna and children. I presume they were brothers, but no confirmation. Pisarek name changed to Bazarek in 1890s for reasons unknown. Do you have any info. on family line as to parents of Anton and Martin? Any other info. you have on Bazarek/Pisarek would be welcome. I would be glad to share any I have. Bazarek family left Beaver Dam in late 1890s or early 1900s and settled in Chicago.

Bazarek Family

2000-11-19 20:55:19Z

So pleased to find some more info. Will be most happy to share what I have. Perhaps we would do better corresponding via email. My address is randrew@adams.net. Thanks again for the reply.

Bazarek Family

2000-11-19 16:42:09Z

I have information on Bazarek family.

Anton Bazarek

2000-10-30 20:15:19Z

Looking for any Bazarek info. Anton was father of Waldo b.7/15/1879, d.7/23/1935. Believe Anton born in Poland. Waldo born in Beaver Dam, WI.