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Re: Anthony Stanley Czerniak

cowboy67111 — 2011-10-07 00:17:24Z

Koach...If you are still monitoring this thread, Yes, we are related! I have been in contact with a relative in Austria(American) who is a cousin and she has a lot of info about John & Veronika.

Contact me at czerniakj AT Bellsouth dot net

Re: Obit Mary J Slipko Czerniak

wdavies1_1 — 2011-01-06 06:02:48Z

I don't know if anyone will see this but it's worth a shot. My mother was Eva Slipko Taszreak from Smoke Run, PA. This Mary Slipko Czerniak is most likely her cousin. As a child I vaguely remember my mother visiting these relatives in Philipsburg, PA. In the 40's they moved to Niagara Falls and we lost contact. The ironic thing about this is that I lived in Niagara Fall from 1965-69 while my husband attended college. I sure would like to get in touch with this family. My name is Betty Jane (Taszreak) Davies

Re: Anthony Stanley Czerniak

tkennedy964 — 2011-01-02 05:50:16Z

I don't know if you will see this since the post was made in 2003, but Elizabeth (Baranowski) Czerniak was my father's aunt. His father was Stanley Baranowski, Elizabeth's brother. I am looking to get in contact with relatives.
Theresa (Bsranowski) Kennedy
tkennedy964@gmail.com

Obit Mary J Slipko Czerniak

bmartha — 2010-06-18 01:57:41Z

NIAGARA FALLS — Mary J. Czerniak of Niagara Falls, NY, passed away on Tuesday, June 15, 2010. She was born in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, where she attended local schools and was the daughter of the late George and Mary (Bartko) Slipko. On November 22, 1951 she married her late husband, Edward Czerniak, at Saint Mary's Ukrainian Roman Catholic Church. She worked for Carborundum for 15 years and was a former member of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church. Mary enjoyed cooking, baking, gardening, and listening to Polka music.She is survived by her daughter, Laurene M. Czerniak of Niagara Falls, NY; her sisters-in-law, Anne (late Theodore) Slipko, Sr., Ann (late Stanley) Chervinsky, Natalie (late Casimer) Warszawski, all of Niagara Falls, NY; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Besides her parents and husband, she was predeceased by her brothers, George (late Mary) Slipko, Joseph (late Helen) Slipko, Alexander Slipko, Theodore Slipko, Sr., and Nicholas Slipko; and her sister, Veronica (George) McKedy; and her sister-in-law, Jessie (late Al) Copia. Friends may call Thursday, June 17th from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at ZAJAC FUNERAL HOME, INC., 319-24th Street, cor. of Welch Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY where funeral services will begin 9:30 AM Friday, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM at Divine Mercy Parish, 24th and Niagara Street, with Reverend Jacek Mazur officiating. Burial at Holy Trinity Cemetery Lewiston, NY.

Re: Josephine Czerniak From Milwaukee Area

stacecz — 2009-11-11 23:50:21Z

Leon and his wife were Jo's parents. My grandfather is her brother.

Re: Josephine Czerniak From Milwaukee Area

stacecz — 2009-11-11 23:48:54Z

I am Dawn's 2nd cousin. Josephine was my great-aunt (I still miss her). If you're looking for information about Jo's parents search ellisisland.org with the search terms Leon Czerniak and an arrival in 1905. My grandfather, Ziegmund, is listed. You can get the names of all the family members who were born in Poland. Of course, they all Americanized their names sometime after arriving.

How to Determine Nationality

rappbrunelle — 2009-08-03 23:11:02Z

I'm having a really hard time trying to figure out some ancestors' nationality; they say they're Ukrainian, think they came from Austria, and are listed on the US Census as Polish. They came over right before WWI and then after that, the borders/countries were certainly not the same.

Josephine Czerniak From Milwaukee Area

smithrobertallen — 2009-04-21 01:16:44Z

My wife Dawn Marie Jankowski Her Grandmother is Josephine Czerniak. Josephine was married to Harry Jankowski. She had a Sister in Cailfornia.

Re: Canadian Czerniak

kcerncosta — 2008-01-19 13:19:31Z

Hi Wayne,

Thanks for letting me know about your family in Canada. I have only just started looking again after coming up with nothing...my grandfathers mother's name is only one name so it is proving very difficult. Hoping you are having more luck than me...fingers crossed i find some family members soon. Take care and Happy New Year!

Kylie

Re: looking for my family

schmantowsky — 2007-11-14 04:37:49Z

Adalbertus Czesniak 1826 married Josepha Urbanska 1836 in 1874. My Great grandmother was a Margaretha Czerniak born 1866

Re: Anthony Stanley Czerniak

gabrielberg42 — 2007-07-01 06:23:34Z

June 30, 2007

Dear James,

I have done some research on jewishgen.org regarding my great-grandfather, Jacob (Jankief) Czerniak from Skulsk, and as a result I have had some email communication with Madeleine Okladek (MOkladek@aol.com) the Archive Coordinator, Poznan Archive Project. She provided me with the information I've appended below. If the Anthony Stanley Czerniak on this list is your grandfather, then we are cousins and I would be very interested in exchanging information with you and your family.

Sincerely,

Gabe Berg
gabrielberg42@hotmail.com

1 Iciek Czerniak
.. +Sora Grozbart b: 1814 m: 1834 Skulsk
.... 2 Josek Lewek Czerniak b: Bef. 1840 d: 1840 Skulsk
.... 2 Jankief Czerniak b: 1850
.... 2 Hersz Lajb Czerniak b: 1857
...... 3 Jozef Czerniak b: 1896 Skulsk
........ +Elizabeth Baranowski b: 1890 Illinois
........ 4 Anthony Stanley Czerniak b: January 02, 1922 d: June 1977
...........5 James Joseph Czerniak Sr.
.............6 James Czerniak
...........5 Francis Czerniak
...........5 Lorraine Czerniak
...........5 Eleanor Czerniak
...........5 Siblings Czerniak
.........4 Joseph Czerniak

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2006-09-27 22:03:31Z

Hi Kylie,
Have been trying to get in touch with you for ages. My email is bren.jen@xtra.co.nz. Hope to hear from you soon.jenni

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2006-09-27 22:00:15Z

Hi Kylie,
Trying to get in touch with you. My email is bren.jen@xtra.co.nz. Hope to hear from you soon.
Jenni

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2006-09-27 21:57:09Z

My email is bren.jen@xtra.co.nz

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2006-09-27 21:56:00Z

Hi Kylie,
I've been trying to get in contact with you for ages.Hopefully you will see this and email me soon.
Jenni

Re: looking for my family

2006-08-17 05:25:37Z

If you are the Tina who went to State College in 1980-81, please write me at lrich@nvcc.edu

Re: Anthony Stanley Czerniak

Koach137 — 2006-06-12 17:11:47Z

Hmm... I might be a relative of yours: my great-grandparents John and Veronika Black Czerniak lived in Calumet City. He was born in 1893 and died in 1954, and she was born in 1889 and died in 1967. At the time, I believe, the town was called West Hammond. Anthony could be a cousin of my grandmother Helen (born 1918; died 2001), as she had no brother named Anthony. My great-grandfather had a large family in the Chicagoland area. He came to America by himself at 11 and lived with aunts, uncles, and cousins. His own siblings and parents may have come at a later time.

Canadian Czerniak

2006-01-08 21:18:21Z

My name is Wayne Czerniak, I live near Saskatoon, SK in Canada. Our Czerniak family is quite large spreading out across western canada, mostly in Alberta. Just thought I would let you know.

Czerniak Czarniak DETROIT

jomilu — 2005-12-12 01:54:59Z

Searching for the descendants of John S. Czerniak b. 1893 in Michigan. Changed his name to Carmack and died in 1981 in Warren. He married Sophia Markowski b. 1896 in Michigan and died in 1991 in Warren. Their children were:

Rita
Lorraine
Evelyn
John
Marcella

The deeds office shows them interacting with Jerry S. Buck and wife, Marlene. These two lived in Livonia and Jerry has since died. Also on this list was John D. Czarniak and Wanda L. Czarniak. I believe John is my John's son and perhaps Wanda may have been a daughter born later as Sophie's sister was named Wanda L. Markowski Tasco.

Thanks for reading!

Linda
http://www.geocities.com/jomilu2001

Czerniak

LabreAllen — 2005-11-15 16:30:10Z

My maternal grandmother's maiden name was Czerniak. It seems to be a fairly common Polish surname. Her family lived in Fayette and Westmoreland counties in Pennsylvania.

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2005-05-07 23:25:02Z

The surname Cherniak is pretty wide-spread in Western Ukraine. Anyway I guess You should send a request for the Ukrainian Archival Depositary or local goverments in Western Ukraine. My father, e.g. origins from Zaluch Village, Kolomyya District, Ivano-Frankivsk Region, Western Ukraine. I hope I could help You a bit further.

Czerniaks from Poznan

2005-03-27 23:35:43Z

I am looking for Czerniaks who have roots in the area around Gniezno-Trzemeszno-Strzelno in Poland. My grandmother Marianna was born in Milawa in 1888 to Andrzej Czerniak and Witory Nowak. She emigrated to the U.S. in about 1907 and settled in Detroit. She had a sister named Weronika also born in Milawa in 1886. I believe both the Czerniaks and Nowaks llived in the nearby village of Ostrowite Prymaslowskie for some time before the birth of their daughters but perhaps the family was not there for a lengthy perios of time.. Sometime between 1888 and 1913 the family may have moved to the Strzelno area before Weronika and her mother joined Marianna in the U.S.
Because the family seems to haev moved around over time I am having difficulty tracking them down. If there is anyone out there who knows anything I would appreciate their help.

looking for my family

tinaczerniak — 2003-06-11 15:19:35Z

my name is tina czerniak myfathers name is victor and his fathers name was albert frank if you are any relation please contact me asap thank you

Re: Surname: Czerniak, Czorniuk, Chorniuk,Corniuk

2003-05-15 16:46:35Z

My Grandfathers name is John Czerniak born in Maiampole, Stanisloviv, Austria about 1896 (don't have anything in front of me) His Father, Mother and family settled in Manitoba (in Western Canada), I live in western Canada, Alberta, and my Grandfather died here in Alberta, Hopefully there is a link
Thankyou
Sharon

Anthony Stanley Czerniak

2003-04-30 01:46:15Z

Hello all,

I am looking for the parents of my Grandfather Anthony Stanley Czerniak. He was born and raised in Calumet City, IL. b: January 2, 1922 d: June 1977. He married my Grandmother, Dorothy Lorance and moved to Hammond, IN. He was a baker by trade. He is buried in a cemetery in Crown Point, IN.
Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Jim

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

aksantos — 2002-08-04 09:35:32Z

Hi Eugene,

Thanks so much for replying as you can see by the date i put my search on hold for awhile.
My grandfather's name was Jan Czerniak, John is the English version. I do know a little about my grandfather it's his family i am trying to trace. Your assistance is appreciated.

Regards,

Kylie Cern-Costa

Re: Searching for my Grandfather's family

2001-10-16 22:20:23Z

Hi, my great grandfather is John Czerniak. Maybe Jan and John are related. John came to America from Poland by himself when he was 11 in the early 1900's. He married A woman named Veronika and had 7 children, Eddy, Joe, Helen (my grandmother), Stella, Sue, Lil, and Jean. My grandmother married A man named Dominic and had 4 sons, Donnie, Wayne (he passed away), Jerry, and Eugene Sr. (my dad).

Surname: Czerniak, Czorniuk, Chorniuk,Corniuk

2001-03-29 23:03:08Z

Searching for my Grandfather's family

2000-01-05 17:51:30Z

My grandfather Jan Czerniak arrived in
Australia from Poland in the late 1940's, born 1917. As far as
i am aware, no family either. His father's
name was Michael and mother Stanistawa.
Anyone that could point me in A direction,
would be greatly appreciated.

Thomas Czernizk

1999-12-03 20:56:10Z

This name shows up as a person having married
My grandfaters sister Lottie (Wladyslawa) Stempinski. The marrage took place in 1927
and I think it would have been Chicago.

Anybody???