Jablonsky - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Emilia Jablonsky

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-07-30 22:55:48Z

Ouch, you have mentioned Czech, Poland and now Spis region of Slovak Republic.
Map of old Szepes megye (Spis (Slovak) Spisz (Polish)
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910/szepes.jpg
Milka a term of endearment for Ludmila. Do you have her manifest? Where was she born?
Distribution of a surname in Poland:
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/moniak.html
Do you have the old envelope from this correspondence you mentioned?
No W in Slovak alphabet.
I can find in Poland:
Drawa
34 osoby
woj. warmińsko-mazurskie
pow. bartoszycki
gmina Bartoszyce

Re: Emily Jablonsky (Jablonska)

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-07-30 22:45:14Z

No V in Polish alphabet and no W in Czech.
SKA is female version in both Czech and Polish.
Not finding Podvicek in Poland.

Re: "Gtuch"

mjdall — 2009-07-29 23:13:35Z

Re: "Mother: Maria Gtuch...the "t" looks like a "l" with a line through it."

That "t" is probably the Polish letter "ł." In cursive, it can easily be mistaken for a lower case T crossed near the top instead of in the regular place. :-)

-MJ

Re: Jablonsky, Dziubek

crphughes — 2009-07-29 23:06:55Z

My grandfather had a baptismal certificate from Jablonka. His name: IGNATIUS
Father: Ignatius Dziubek
Mother: Maria Gtuch...the "t" looks like a "l" with a line through it.
Born March 4th or 8th 1892
He had no brothers or sisters. We understand his mother died and his father remarried and he had a stepsister.
He immigrated in 1909 when he was 19.

Is there any chance you ahve found more info on this family or anything on the area?
Thank you.

jablonsky/gordon

2009-07-16 17:24:37Z

Looking for Paul@ Robert Gordon mothers m-name Jablonsky or Jablonski. Elaine

J

your reply for kasia message from 27 Jan 2001

2009-07-16 17:23:56Z

Dear bill, i am kasia,s sister from Poland. We both look for our Jablonsky grandfather part of American roots. Your mess. abt. Teofil jablonsky in PA was very interesting. The town he lived is in Lancaster county in PA? could you send more info abt. your family on my e-mail? Appreciate. Ela

Michaelene Jablonski

S_Ihrman — 2009-07-16 17:23:11Z

Family History has George Cieciorka (of Poland, D Dickson City Pa) married to Michaelene. NO dates! His son Stanislaw/Stanley arrived N.Y. 1896, M to Frances Ro/ulka (Jablonowa Poland) D Dickson City, Pa.1948.(Roman Catholic Cem) Any help appreciated!

Jablonsky / Libbert

2009-07-16 17:21:13Z

Greeting Customers,
My name is Paul Libert, I live in Russia. I'm looking for my ancestors with the surname von Jablonsky. The data I managed to collect to now day is not too extensive, I know my great - grandmother's name was Elisabeth Charlotta Libbert, inborn von Jablonsky, her years of life 1885 - 1936, she was born somewhere in Eastern Prussia, most likely in the county of Osterode, modern Ostroda in Poland. One researcher from Germany indicates this place as Rauschken - where the Jablonski's estate was situated at, a village with a church as it marked on the old map of the German Reich.
Also I know - she lived with her husband, who's name was Heinrich Wilhelm Leonhard Libbert, in the beginning of the 20 century in the city of Riga, Latvia, later they removed to St. Petersburg, Russia, where she died in 1936.
They had six kids - three sons and three daughters. The sons' names were Arthur, Edgar and Alfred, Edgar is my native, direct grandfather. The daughters' names were Alma, Elsa and Valentine, all of them, I suppose, died and buried in Russia or Latvia.
Elisabeth Charlotta father's name may be Alexander von Jablonsky, also she should have had a sister Alexandra married a man with the surname Braun (so it was in Riga in 1901, at least).
If this data in some points coincides with what your researched - let me know, please, may be we'll join our forces to learn more about our relatives.
From Russia, with the best wishes of success, sincerely,

P. Libert.

Heinrich Robert Carl Jablonsky

JuliaOsborne99 — 2009-07-16 17:17:18Z

Heinrich Robert Carl Jablonsky born approx 1877 in Klein Schlafken , East Prussia was a goldminer in South Africa. On the 22/08/1914 he was taken prisoner by the British and put into a concentration camp at Roberts' Heights. This left his wife and children destitute in fact his wife begged to be put into the camp with her husband. A letter dated June 1919 states that he was still in the camp and that his wife Frederika Louisa Jablonsky (nee Kallweit) along with their children Waldemear Robert Jablonsky (19) Helena (14) Euphemia (13) and Irene (8) would be repatriated to Germany on the understanding that they were never to return to South Africa. I know what happened to Waldemear Robert Jablonsky as he was my husbands grandfather but we do not know what happened to the rest of the family apart from Heinrich Robert Carl Jablonsky. He died alone in Springkell Sanatorium, Germiston, South Africa on 27th Feb 1938 of Phthisis, a disease he had while in the concentration camp. On his death certificate it says that," There are said to be children in Germany, last known address Stadtwiese 171 Essen, Ruhr, Germany-Names Unknown" How sad is that. If anyone knows what happened to the girls I'd be very happy to hear from them.

Casmir Jablonsky

jmjandlal1 — 2009-07-16 17:16:03Z

I am looking for information on Casmir and Catherine Jablonsky,a,i. We have found their last name spelled different ways. From Poland 1880-1. To Michigan it appears. Any info would be great.
Jennifer

Re: Jablonsky

KathleenParr88 — 2009-07-16 17:13:56Z

Elaine::I have been doing alot of searching for the last name of Jablonsky, I have had alot of help. But, I still have to keep looking. My Grandfather was Pawel Jablonski/Jablonsky, in Poland he wrote his name with a line thru the l, he was born
1881, I cannot seem to get his birth certificate but if you studied Poland you find that it was wiped off the map and became Austria and Austro-Hungary. He came from a poor mining town in Galicia, Lancut, Austria-Poland. from what I understand he had brothers I am not sure of their names.
Pawels father was, Andrew Jablonski/y and his mother was
Louise Rochman. With help I have found much. If any of these
names or places sound familiar , let me know. If I can help
please let me know.

Thank you,
Kathleen Jablonski Parr

Re: jablonsky

jmjandlal1 — 2009-07-16 17:12:33Z

Elaine,
You mentioned that your father is a Jablonski and that he had relatives in Michigan. I am looking for information on my great grandmother Margaret Jablonski Lassin. She was born in 1897 in Michigan. There is not other records on the lady except her burial plot and we found her on the 1930 Census with her family and a brother Edward. The census says he is 50 at that time. Do you or any of your relatives recognize these names. We know that the Census says there parents were from Poland.
Any help would be appreciete.

Thank you

kasiajablonska — 2009-07-16 17:11:49Z

Hi;

I'm sorry I haven't answer your e-mail earlier but I was very busy and didn't have time for genealogical research.

I know where Bialystok is - it is an eastern part of Poland, righ near Russian border. My family came from the central part of Poland. I also managed to establish that they settled in Pennsylvania after arriving to USA.

Thank you anyway for your help

Kasia

my father's name was joseph jablonsky

2009-07-16 17:11:18Z

my dad who is 92 was named joseph jablonsky also.. he came from russia. lived in new york and mich. he still has family there. i can be reached at OOLYA AT AOL DOT COM
if you are handy with the pc then you can get in touch directly.
elaine

Sophia and Joseph V. Jablonsky

graybogey — 2009-07-16 17:10:44Z

I am in search of any relatives or information reguarding my grandparents. My grandfather immigrated from Austria-poland area and my grandmother sophia came from poland,around the turn of the century she worked in ny met my grandpa and they lived in new york for awhile, then moved to michigan and finally settled in toledo oh. grandpa worked for the railroad grandma worked in greenhouses, They had 3 children my mom Leonora and my two (2) uncles Edward and julius they are all gone now but i would love to find any relatives who could add to my family tree.

suggestion

2009-07-16 16:59:28Z

You may wish to use some of web sites i have given to kathleen parr for poland/also check the book by Miriam Weiner on Pol.-available thru interllibrary loan.
As she had jbaptism and marriage cert.from poland in latin it was possible to get another generation. i think the church might have your records evenif in yiddish/polish.

Re: jablonsky

2009-07-16 16:59:03Z

my father came from russia..
he is 92 and still with us.
i think he si from a town called bialistock or something like that.. his name was jablonsky and his fathers name was david..they also came around the same time. i could get more info.some of the family goes by fablonsky or yablonsky does this help you.. part of the family live in mich. and ny.
elaine

Re: August Jablonsky

2009-07-16 16:58:06Z

Jablonsky- entered into rest, Thursday July 3,1924 at 9:30 a.m. August Jablonsky, beloved husband of Alice Jablonsky; dear father of Arthur, Harvey, Roy and Phoenix Jablonsky and brother of Carl Jablonsky. grandfather and uncle, at his residence, Olivette,MO. at the age of 67 years,8months and 27 days.
Funeral on Sunday, July 6, at 2:30p.m.from residence at Olivette,Missouri. Interment in Valhalla cemetery
Gloucester.(O.) papers please Copy

I am not related just posting obituaries.

Re: URL

2009-07-16 16:56:49Z

It appears the url I originally posted may have a period at the end, which may be the cause of the problem you experienced. Try http://azstrong.tripod.com/harry_alice (note the underscore between harry and alice).

Jabelonski

2009-07-16 16:55:05Z

Since I've turned half a century years old I've been interested in where the jabelonski's came from. To all you Jabelonski's out there.....what do you know.
simone

Re: searching for the roots

2009-07-16 16:54:44Z

I have been doing some research on my family and found that There was a Jozef Jablonsky traveling with my great-grandmother, Julianna Jablonsky. It apears they might have been traveling together (possibly related) both from Cpondy (poland).

They arrived in NY April 25, 1905 on the Statendam. It states that He was 28 and married and she was 17 and single. We know nothing of who Jozef might be and how he might be related but they were listed next to each other in the ship manifests. It would be great to find out if there are any other Jablonskys that are related to us as we are the last of them. Maybe there is some connection. I have the online passenger record but have had no luck finding any further info.

Re: Jablonsky family

2009-07-16 16:54:12Z

i am from pittsburgh pa my grandfathers name was teofil jablonsky they settled in carnegie pa the dates are about the same when my grandfather came over here email me

searching for the roots

2009-07-16 16:53:48Z

Hello,

I would be very greateful if somebody could help me to find my great grandparents. this is the part of my family which I've been trying to locate for a long time.

My great grandfather's name was Joseph (Jozef) Jablonsky. He came to US around 1900 -1905. He's wife 's name was Eve (Ewa). they had two sons: Wladyslaw and John (Jan).

Around 1910 Joseph was killed in a mining accident and his family returned to Poland.

I was very young when my grandfather Wladyslaw died so I do not remember any more information but I always wanted to find this American piece of my family. Could you give me some hints where I can look for information. I would be very greatful,

Kasia Jablonska

looking for my Jablonsky ancestors who migrated from slovakia

2009-07-16 16:52:46Z

Hi all of u, who try to search something about jablonsky family.I would like to know whether some of my ancestors or their relatives are alive or care about their history. I´d by glad to have some contact with those who are still here.All I know about my family is that they moved from slovakia to usa, I think it was detroit and new york. Their names were Andrew and Stephan.And I recall, that one their sons (maybe ) was a hockey player.
Please, if u know something that would help me find at least someone from my wide family, respond and we may find out that we are close family...
Thanks.... Veronika

Re: Jablonsky Family

2009-07-16 16:47:26Z

What are the names of your parents? We might be cousins. My grandfather is John Jablonsky, now known as John Appleton. He had several younger brothers, Tony (Anthony), Les, Steve, Joey (Joseph). (I might have missed one.)

John married Ruth Ahlgren, had one daughter Charlotte, who married Rob Godfrey and had two daughters, Catherine & myself!

Was Mary's maiden name Krc? I've been stumped trying to find information on Carl & Mary. I'm still waiting for my grandfather to answer some of my questions about his parents. Hopefully that will move my search back another generation!

I look forward to hearing from you!

Re: Jablonsky (Jablonska?)

2009-07-16 16:44:40Z

My grandmother's name was Emily and we've seen various spellings of her last name -- Jablonsky and Jablonska among them. She was Czech, born in Poland, emigrated to Chicago. We don't have the years. She married my grandfather, Frank Smith (also Francis Smrz) in Chicago in 1917. They had four children. Emily died in 1926 when she was about 42 years old. Does this fit any of your genealogical info??

Re: Jablonofsky

2009-07-16 16:42:16Z

my last name is now yablonovsky.
russian apple tree.
as far as i have been able to find, russia isnt very open about the past, not yet..

Re: Jablonofsky

2009-07-16 16:41:47Z

My grandfather changed his surname to David (Tevye) Lonoff when he came to NYC from Shmeela, a shtetl in Russia-Poland (now in the Ukraine) around 1915. He was a printer; his family managed a forest reserve. Any suggestions for locating relatives or folks who came from there?

Re: Jablonsky

2009-07-16 16:41:19Z

hello, i am 18, just browsing, for a chance to see my name listed. but i find you guys, i dont think i know you. i am out west, but my great grandpa can from czech and came here to ohio. i originally came from russia, my name has thus changed over the years.

Jablonsky Family

2009-07-16 16:40:56Z

My father's family was from the Chicago area. His parents were Carl Sr. and Mary Jablonsky. My grandfather was from czech

Re: reply for Jablonsky

2002-06-03 02:31:12Z

clara was my deceased husbands first wife. I never knew her I was looking for the sons they had Robert@ paul Thanks Elaine White

Re: Jablonofsky

2002-04-01 03:53:40Z

I think I may be your relative. My family came over in 1901, also from the Ukraine, and settled in Newark, NJ. I was told our last name was Jablonoffsky before it was shortened to Lonoff.

reply for Jablonsky

2001-09-14 09:38:36Z

Helo elaine, I am kasia,s sister and we look for our American grandfather,s past. Could you send me some info abt. your jablonsky directly to my e-mail? Appreciate. Ella

Re: jablonsky

2005-02-23 20:05:54Z

If David died in usa the stone will have name jof his father.
Contact funeral home /cemetery. they have 800 #

Jablonsky Families of East Prussia and St. Louis, MO

robertstrong — 2003-05-03 20:33:42Z

My Jablonsky ancestors are featured at my new website: http://azstrong.tripod.com/harry_alice.

Re: Yablonovsky

sarahamiller — 2009-07-16 16:42:56Z

Hi Jozef,

There are Yablonovsky's in my family too and I am corresponding with someone else with that name in her family. To your knowledge, are Jablonsky/Yablonsky interchageable with Jablonovsky/Yablonovsky?

I have found a town in the Ukraine which is close to my grandmother's birthplace that is named Jablonuvycja/Yablonovitsa. They are two different spellings of the same name. It may well be the original of the name Yablonovsky, which means a person from Yablono....

Is your family Jewish like mine? If it is, you might find some help on www.jewishgen.org.

Tamara Farache

Re: Jablonsky Families of East Prussia and St. Louis, MO

P_Glaub — 2009-07-16 16:57:23Z

Hi Robert, thanks for the reply. I am related to Elizabeth Geantil Jablonsky, who was the wife of Phoenix, daughter-in-law of August E. and Alice P. Her mother and my great-grandmother were sisters.
Thanks-
Trish Glaub

Re: URL

P_Glaub — 2009-07-16 16:56:27Z

This URL doesn't work.
Trish

Re: Yablonovsky

ricardojablonofsky — 2009-07-16 16:43:24Z

hi my name is ricardo i dont no nothing about this side of my family we are living in Brazil, i find a guy that have files about my last name jablonofsky but i try see this documents, our name is very alike, my email
ricardo_jablonofsky@hotmail.com

Angela/Angeline of Pittsburgh

goliks — 2006-05-12 23:21:09Z

Hello,
I am looking for the parents of Angela or Angeline Jablonsky born 1893 in Pittsburgh. Any information would be appreciated.

Margaret

Re: Jabelinski

fhc3328503 — 2009-07-16 16:55:56Z

MY GRANDFATHER WAS JOSEPH'S BROTHER BRUNO AND HE SPELLED HIS LAST NAME JABLINSKI. THEIR PARENTS JOHN AND FRANCESCA SPELLED IT THE SAME WAY.SOME OF THE JABLINSKEY'S MOVED TO CHICAGO IN THE EARLY 1900'S.
K. WALSH
KRW3@HOTMAIL.COM

Re: Jabelonski

Opie505 — 2009-07-16 16:55:34Z

Simone......My grandfather was Frank "Jablinskey". His father was Joseph Jablinskey married to Mary Krussel. Joseph and Mary came from Poland around 1890 (?). They lived in Harbor Springs, Michigan when Frank was born in 1894. Our family name has been changed and I am trying to find out what the spelling used to be........Donna

Re: Guziak?

adrianjarosz123 — 2008-02-04 00:08:12Z

You can make a mistake. Because in Jablonka there were a lot of Guziaks at that time.
Your ancestor Andrzej was born in Jablonka - Guzowka is 'Guziakówka' and this is a little area (part) of Jablonka.
In Oravian village is a popular to named a group of a few houses by the surname

Re: Guziak?

justusfourinpa — 2007-10-22 22:46:23Z

I am also researching my family and have found that my Grandfather Andrzej GUZIAK born 14 Oct 1842 born in Guzowka and Christened in Jablonka. He had a brother named
Ignacy GUZIAK born 1862. I was wondering if your IGNATZ and my IGNACY could be the same person?

Emily Jablonsky (Jablonska)

SJCatterson48 — 2009-07-16 16:49:37Z

12/29/08 My grandmother was Emilia Jablonska (Jablonsky). She was Czech, born in (Podvicek) Poland and emigrated to Chicago about 1913. She married my grandfather, Frank Smith (also Francis Smrz) in Chicago in 1917. They had four children -- Ervin, Ludmila, Otilia, and Edward. Emily died in 1926 when she was about 42 years old. Does this fit any of your genealogical info?? Please be in touch: noshcat@sbcglobal.net

Emilia Jablonsky

SJCatterson48 — 2009-07-16 16:48:44Z

Emilia (Milka) Jablonsky, my grandmother, came to Chicago about 1913. (Her father's name was probably Joseph of Spis, Czechoslovakia. Emilia married Francis Smith (Smrz) in 1917, bore 4 children to him, and died of pneumonia in Chicago on March 22, 1926. About 1956, our family received a letter from Emilia's sister, Gizela Moniak, who lived in Drava (sp?), Poland in which she requested that we give them permission to take the four "morgi" of forest that had been Emilia's. In the letter, Gizela mentions additional family members living there -- a Jozefina, Vendelin, Tivadar, Gien and Jozef. (Gien and Jozef had moved to Brazil.) There was also a Cecilia Jablonsky. Does any of this information strike a chord with you??? Please be in touch. noshcat@sbcglobal.net

Re: Jablonka

veronikajablonska — 2009-07-16 16:51:24Z

Hello....I am sure, u are the only hope I have found yet.in your contribution u have mentioned that your relatives come from jablonka in poland. My grand father told me,that his grand father moved from jablonka to slovakia, exactly to horny kalnik, where we live till now...I would be glad if u made an attempt and joined me.I am confident we can make our history complete:)
best wishes........veronika
ps:my e-mail adress: nickuska@orangemail.sk

Re: Jablonofsky, Jablonowski, Jablonovsky

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-04-20 22:20:02Z

Ricardo

What was language of your ancestor? The spelling of your surname depends on the language of your ancestor.
Distribution of surname in Poland:
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/jab%25C5%2582onowski....
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/jablonowski.html
In Slovakia:
JABLONOVSKÝ sa na Slovensku v roku 1995 nachádzalo 132×, celkový počet lokalít: 30, najčastejšie výskyty v lokalitách:
HELCMANOVCE, okr. SPIŠSKÁ NOVÁ VES (od r. 1996 GELNICA) – 28×;
ŠVEDLÁR, okr. SPIŠSKÁ NOVÁ VES (od r. 1996 GELNICA) – 21×;
ČASTÁ, okr. BRATISLAVA-VIDIEK (od r. 1996 PEZINOK) – 10×;
LEVOČA, okr. SPIŠSKÁ NOVÁ VES (od r. 1996 LEVOČA) – 10×;
PEZINOK, okr. BRATISLAVA-VIDIEK (od r. 1996 PEZINOK) – 9×;
NIŽNÝ MEDZEV (obec MEDZEV), okr. KOŠICE-VIDIEK (od r. 1996 KOŠICE - OKOLIE) – 5×;
ZÁPAD (obec KOŠICE), okr. KOŠICE – 5×;
SENICA, okr. SENICA – 4×;
SVIT, okr. POPRAD – 4×;
DÚBRAVKA (obec BRATISLAVA), okr. BRATISLAVA – 4×;
JABLOŇOVSKÝ sa na Slovensku v roku 1995 nachádzalo 4×, celkový počet lokalít: 3, v lokalitách:
POVAŽSKÁ BYSTRICA, okr. POVAŽSKÁ BYSTRICA – 2×;
ČASTÁ, okr. BRATISLAVA-VIDIEK (od r. 1996 PEZINOK) – 1×;
PÚCHOV, okr. POVAŽSKÁ BYSTRICA (od r. 1996 PÚCHOV) – 1×;
www.surnamenavigator.org
www.ellisislandrecords.org
http://maxpages.com/poland
www.iabsi.com/gen/public

clara jablonski

elainewhite62 — 2001-06-22 12:21:30Z

clara@ paul gordon had two sons,who if living would be in late 50@ early 60.the sons were born in Philly or New Jersey. Please contact me,the names of the sons are PaulR. RobertA. Thanks E.White

Jablonsky, Dziubek

woodys4 — 2009-07-16 16:50:05Z

I am researching great-great-grandparents Werona Jablonsky (b.? d.?) married to Janos/John Dziubek b.? d. 1939.
The information I do have is that they were from Jablonka area. My great-grandmother married Ignatz Guziak and they came to Amer in 1896.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.