Jacewicz - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Help urgently needed for Jacewicz/Antones family!

ness1974 — 1 Nov 2007 10:32:16 GMT

I am searching for any information that may lead me to my grandparents Waclaw Jacewicz and Oscana (Susanna) Antonez. I have very little information on either and desperatly want to find out more, they moved to Australia after the war.

Waclaw Jacewicz - Born Minsk Russia 1906 (?) to Maria Rosso and Karol Jacewicz
Married in Baranowic Poland (during WWII)
to Oscana (Susanna) Antonez born Miliceve Poland 1915(?)
lived in Italy for a while before being transported to Sydney Australia in May 1949.

Any and all information would be appreciated as this is the total sum of my family history.

Regards

Vanessa

Bialystok>NYC, USA

eirelady — 28 Oct 2002 9:59:19 GMT

Looking for some cousins that immigrated from Bialystok to NYC, particularly Manhattan & Brooklyn. The brothers names were Andrew & Tony Jacewicz. Variations include Jasiewicz & Jacevicz. Their mother's maiden name was Michalska (Michalski).

Thanks

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Jacewicz — 29 Jul 2002 1:22:20 GMT

I will write book about family Jacewicz. If it interesting for you, write. bramat@poczta.onet.pl

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Lori — 29 Dec 2005 3:06:28 GMT

Hello , I also have the name Jacewicz in my family. It was changed to Yacawych when they came into America. My grandfather came in 1907. His name was Alexander. Came into N.Y. and lived for a while in Yonkers,N.Y. Came from Gladysowa ,Galizia (Now Poland) . I am related to the Warrion family that still resides in Yonkers. I would love to make more family connections.

Helen/Michal Jacewicz in Belarus area

genealogyinquiry — 9 Jul 2005 6:59:02 GMT

Looking for any information on Helen Sadowska(9/1/1890) or Michal Jacewicz (1883) who owned about a 500 acre farm before WWII. Children include Olga, Tonya, and Michal.

Jacewicz Family

HILDA JACEWICZ — 22 Mar 2005 3:55:05 GMT

Any relatives of Waclaw and Oksana Jacewicz married in Germay after liberated from Camp

hello {WWI immigration to USA}

Daniel Jacewitz — 28 Oct 2002 9:41:54 GMT

hello i may be part of your family i dont really know i live in the united states and my grand parents moved for poland during world war 1
my grandfather changed his sons my dads last name from jacewicz to jacewitz perhaps for pronunication
my great grand father who moved here was benjamin jacewicz and my grandfather and grandmother were chester and regina jacewicz
well anyways just wanted to say high because theres no one with jacewitz as their last name except us here in the us because of the change and well i see you all with jacewicz which is what our last name used to be so hello if we are part of the same familty nice to meet you and best wishes even so if we just share a common name or otherwise

peace
Daniel

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jmcroney — 14 Aug 2004 8:10:37 GMT

Hi,
Im looking for any information on Victor Joseph Jacewicz born in PA on Sep 23, 1918. Was told parents died young at an early age and was raised by his Uncle along with 2 sisters and 1 brother? Real parents are from Poland.

Jacewicz in Fairfield/Bridgeport CT

Karen Oros — 25 May 2004 6:47:38 GMT

Hi,
I would like any info possible on my mother in laws family. Polikarp (sp?) and Mary Jacewicz of the Fairfield/Bridgeport area. If you know anything please let me know.:-)
Karen

Jacewicz Search {Zagorow, Poland>Illinois>Indiana}

Darlene Skibinski Marchina — 28 Oct 2002 9:45:35 GMT

I am looking for any information on the Jacewicz family. My mother, Paula Jacewicz, is one of 5 children born to Jacob and Helen Strzyzykowski Jacewicz. Jacob was born in 1892 in Zagorow, Poland and married Helen in 1916 in Calumet City, Illinois and then moved to Hammond, Indiana where they raised their children. Jacob's parents were Jozef Jacewicz and Ewa Klein. Any information would be welcome. Darlene.

Family Tree {Czestochowa>Milwaukee, WI}

DavidTrzcinko5 — 19 Nov 2003 6:29:01 GMT

Please provide ANY information. Will reply. Looking for relatives to Marcin Jachowicz, b11/11/1880, d01/05/1955. Lived in Milwaukee, WI. Came to USA in 1901 with his brother Ludwig from Syzmanovich (sp?) just outside of Czestochowa. Married to Weronika (aka Veronika/Winnie)Pelican. Weronika had a sister named Stella Gorczkowski. Marcin also had brother Andrew and sisters Mary Koneski, Elizabeth Wesolowski, and Elinore ( ). Marcin's mother was Katie Jezorski.