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Krolikowski

nanners1081 — 2009-08-14 15:14:39Z

I am looking for anyone with relations to Alexander Krolikowski married to Jennie Czeck. Had name changed to Alexander King. They are out of Detroit, MI.

Re: Ed Krulikowski

mistyday56 — 2009-04-27 00:48:41Z

Hi Suzy

I think I know your dad and mom. Is your mom's name Sandy? Do you have an older sister named Stephanie (I think)? If I am right on any of this please email me at mistyday56@yahoo.com Your dad and I went to high school together and then I was friends with both of your parents years later when Eddie and I worked at the Mayflower. If they are you parents tell them Dawn Murray and Fran Piserchio would love to get in touch with them!!!

Thanks
Dawn

Re: Obit: John B. Slowen, h/o Mary Krolikowski, Illinois/Wisconsin

bluerose2752 — 2009-04-14 13:29:55Z

Get a hold of me on my e-mail. I've got my paperwork with me now. Back on looking

Re: Krolikowski (Wisconsin)

pkroll175 — 2009-02-05 05:13:12Z

Hi Angela, Peter Kroll (Krolikowski) here. Your Grandfather, John, was my father's brother. My Dad was Victor Krolikowski. He ran the Marathon City Brewery warehouse in Wausau until around 1959, when he went to work for Hammerblow Tool Company in Wausau. He died in 1964. Dad was married to Katherine Nowacki from Athens, Wisconsin. He had 6 kids, Victor Robert (Bob), Elaine, Cynthia, Nancy, Peter (me) and Alice. Bob and I had our name shortened to Kroll in 1970. Elaine Weisman, married to Joe Weisman still lives in the Wausau area, as does Cyntian Zabel. She has most of our family's early pictures and she may have some of your grandfather and grandmother. Give her a call. To see some pictures of Victor Krolikowski and family members, go to www.marathoncitybrewery.com Click on "Pictures", then click on "Victor Krolikowski."

Re: Krolikowski-Perth Amboy

ggant8740 — 2008-12-15 03:46:31Z

GARY COULD YOU PLEASE POST SO I CAN GET SOME INFORMATION TO YOU...GLORIA

Krolikowski: Mattias (Matthew) and wife: Marianna Zakrzewski, children: Anastasia, Francis

annieh1111 — 2008-11-22 17:41:23Z

I am searching for relatives or information on the following Krolikowski names:

Found in LDS records: Glesno #0585994

Parents;
Mattias (Matthew) Krolikowski b. about 1827
Marianna Zaakrzewski b. about 1830
Both are from area of Machowo/Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia

Their children:
Anatasia Krolikowski
born: about 1876
(city unknown), Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia
note: isted at time of marriage from:
Machowo, Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia

married 5 May 1895:
Andreas Placzek
b. 24 Nov 1872 from Liszkowko (Jobshohe), Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia
Parents: Joseph Placzek and Josepha Jankowska/Jankowski

Francis Krolikowski
born: about 1886
(city unknown), Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia
died: before 1918
Note: listed at time of marrige from Machowo, Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia

married 29 Sep 1907:
Josepha (Josephine) Placzek
b. 4 Mar 1884 Koscierzyna, Kreis Wirsitz, Posen, Prussia
parents: Joseph Placzek and Josepha (Josephine) Jankowska/Jankowski

Re: Krolikowski (Wisconsin)

RavenFan12 — 2007-10-28 21:11:14Z

Hi! Glad to know others are in search of Krolikowski Family. You need to find a birth certificate for John Krolikowski to see who his parents are. It will also give the ages of the parents. If there is no civil cert, try to discover where he was baptised and request a baptismal cert. The names will likely be written in Polish if John(Jan)was of Polish origin. Krolikowski IS a Polish surname. The names of the godparents are also significant. The names can lead you to other family members, since that is who godparents usually were. After you find out John's parents' names you can search the Ellis Island database to see if you can find them listed. The ship manifest will give the date they arrived, their ages upon arrival, who else traveled with the family, the town in Poland they came from and the person they left behind (usually the name of a parent), and what town in America plus the name of the person to whom they were headed. I have Krolikowskis in my tree. They were from the area of Szczawin Koscielny, Gostynin, Poland. Maybe we will meet on a branch of the tree. :)

Krolikowski (Wisconsin)

contact1498 — 2007-10-27 03:40:53Z

I recently "kidnapped" my mother's family tree book. I've been trying to fill in some of the blanks for her.

I'd like to trace my maternal grandfather's family back to Europe. I'm not sure what the country of origin was...best guess would be Poland or Germany.

This is all I have to go on, any information you have would be greatly appreciated.

John Arnold Krolikowski born Aug 26, 1905 in Wausau (Marathon County), Wisconsin. Died Nov 25, 1971. Married Katherine Marie Heller born June 18, 1909 in Mosinee (Marathon County), Wisconsin. Died Aug 2006.

John and Katherine had 5 children:
Delores (Krolikowski) Bartelt (Wausau, WI)
Raymond (Wausau, WI) <-- my grandfather
James (Wausau, WI)
Donald (Wausau, WI)
Kathleen (Krolikowski) Autio (Wausau, WI)

I'm seeking information on the ancestors of John Arnold Krolikowski. I don't have any information on John's siblings (if he had any).

Thank you in advance.
-Angela

Re: Krolikowski name

bluerose2752 — 2007-08-06 00:42:40Z

I would like to See the pictures and document. My Great granfather is John Krolikowski he maried a women Named kathrine(katie) Wondra? John's father was Andrew Krolikowski. My relatives are from Minnesota.

Re: Obit: John B. Slowen, h/o Mary Krolikowski, Illinois/Wisconsin

bluerose2752 — 2007-07-29 00:20:54Z

Yes we are related. My maiden name is Krulikosky. It was changed because it was too hard to spell. Where do you live? My Grandparents were Joseph and Rosalie. Joseph father was John Krolikowski and his mother was Kate. She re married after he died. They lived in Winstead Minnesota.My Fathers family have all pasted except 2 Uncles and One Aunt. When I give my uncle Ervin information I,ve gotten he then remembers stories.Alot of the family is barried up by Silver Lake, where my Grandparents farmed. Some part of the family changed the name to Kruell. my e-mail CNiemann27@hotmail.com

Re: Obit: John B. Slowen, h/o Mary Krolikowski, Illinois/Wisconsin

tjk8200 — 2007-07-28 23:54:31Z

Iam Travis Krulikosky from minnesota trying to find lost relitives. My grandparents lived near winsted minnsota. and changed his last name from krolikowski because it was to hard to spell and to say thats what i been told any way

Re: Krolikowski Piotr (Peter)

wkibbs — 2007-05-24 18:44:44Z

My name is William Stanley Kibbett.
My Father is Stanley Vincent Kibbett-Springfield Mass.
Paternal Grandfather Stanley Vincent Kibbett, died 1953.
emigrated from Suwlaki Poland area
around 1909+-.
Paternal Grandmother Anna Erwin Kibbett Parnigoni died 04+-

I have learned Kibbett was shortened from Kibitlewski.

Believe G.Fathers brother was Vincent Kibbett or Kibbit from
Westfield.

Looking for contacts and or info

Re: Krolikowski Piotr (Peter)

wkibbs — 2007-05-24 18:41:40Z

Re: New info on Krol/Krolikowski & Krul/Krulow

designinstone1 — 2007-05-06 11:12:12Z

I am looking for information on my Russian father who was a displaced person in Germany and his name is Alex Krulow?

Re: Joseph Krolikowski from Pennsylvania

rjs838 — 2007-04-23 00:11:06Z

My friend is now living a bit north of Plock in a samll town near Ostrowite and Rypin. I will try to find out where his family was from. Thank you.

Re: Krulikowski in Scranton Pa

krol1415 — 2007-04-22 22:30:17Z

I have not come across any Ignacy Krolikowski so far in my research. My ancestors are from the town of Lubicz near Torun in the Roman Catholic parish of Dobrzejewice. I checked the town of Podborz at www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/. There are several towns in Poland but they are not in the same vicinty of Lubicz.

Depending on when your grandparents arrived, you may be able to find them in a passenger's manifest on line at Ellis Island. It took awhile to find my grandparents because of the misspelling but the manifest included a lot of valable information.

Re: Krulikowski in Scranton Pa

ggant8740 — 2007-04-13 21:43:18Z

hello i dont remember if ive spoken to you before or not. my grandparents are ignacy/theodosia(tessie)krolikowski. on the manifest it says podborz. i find all these letters very hard to read. on one of the census' it says ignacy-this is a marriage 2...he was 10+ years older than my grandmother. my mom use to always tell me her father had a brother, i remember going to penn as a little girl, but thats where it ends. ive no paperwork or passports. ignacy passed away in 1936 i know where hes buried and ive his death certificate. this paperwork only says poland. have you come across anything for an ignacy in your family line. thank you gloria

Re: Joseph Krolikowski from Pennsylvania

miller41153 — 2007-02-25 20:46:59Z

I have not looked at this website in a long time but have posted previously. My grandmother's brother was Joseph K. I know that he lived in Peckville, PA and had 2 daughters and a son. My grandmother was born in late 1890's but he could have been her older brother or even an uncle. Where did your friend's grandfather live in Poland. That would help.

Re: krolikowski

2006-10-27 23:42:09Z

Hi everyone,

I am one of the newest Krolikowski family members in America. This is what I know about my ancestors. My father Tomasz was born in Fordon (8.23.1939), my grandfather Jan was born in Bydgoszcz (12.03.1907)+Maria Lewandowska (Murowaniec 5.24.1909). His siblings were Franciszek(Bydgoszcz 10.7.1904), Marta (Bydgoszcz 7.14.1906), Stefan (Bydgoszcz 8.25.1904), Marianna (Dusseldorf 7.6.1911). My great grandfather was Michal (Slesin 9.29.1879)+Ewa Wruck (Jaszkowo 12.19.1876). His siblings were: Andrzej (1871)+Antonina Franciszka Wellnitz, Stanislaw (c.1864), Katarzyna(c. 1869)+Ludwik Szwab, Pawel (Gaczyzewo 10.15.1867)+Julia Schmidt (Wyrzysko 7.1.1868). My great great grandfather was Wincenty (Margonin c.1835)+Marianna Sikorska (Orle). My great great great grandfather was Wojciech+Jozefa.

Peter Krolikowski

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

2006-04-10 01:40:23Z

Hi, I use the reference book POLISH SURNAMES: Origins & Meanings, Second Edition, Revised by William F. Hoffman. It's the "bible" of surnames in Poland. Krol means "king". The derivatives of Krol are: Krolak, Krolczyk, Krolewicz, Krolewski, Krolicki, Krolik, Krolikowski, Kroll, Krul, Krulczyk, Kruliczak, Krulik, Krulikowski, Krull. I have seen my ancestors' names spelled Krol and Krolikowski all on one record. I don't quite understand why at this point, but I keep a look-out for both names when I'm searching.

The area of Podgorze is not near the Ukraine. It's smack dab in the middle of Poland. I guess you have to search your ancestors one person at a time very carefully to trace them back to a certain location.

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

2006-04-09 22:49:46Z

The reference to "podburs" as a village location got me wondering... There is a village named "Podgorze" about 2 miles northeast of Gostynin, Poland. It is the region where the Krol family could have lived. Check it out on Mapquest.

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

2006-03-25 19:34:16Z

Hi, No Ignacy -- yet. Anything's possible. I am searching the microfilm for Grabie Niemieckie, Gostynin, Poland at this time. I haven't found my Krol ancestor there -- yet. I have found her parents in Lucien & Soczewka, Gostynin, Poland. Bobbi

Krolikowski/Krol

2006-03-20 13:24:01Z

Hi,
My research has led me to your group. My gr grandmother's name is Anna Krol from the Gostynin/Soczewka area of Poland. I have recently found my grandfather's and a couple of his sibs' birth certs from that area. Anna Krol married Edward Wybranowski in 1880 in Radziwie. I have their marr cert. Her parents were listed as Marcin Krol and Rozalia Witkowska. From 1881 onwards there were many children. On most of the birth certs her name was written "Krolikowska". Does anyone have any connections? Can anyone tell me more about this?
Thanks in advance. Bobbi

Re: Krolikowski

2006-02-18 23:46:38Z

Hi Jane,
I have the information that you are looking for on Michael Krolikowski. My great aunt was Otilda (Tillie) Wittbrodt, and I have been researching the Witbrodt/Wittbrodt family history since 1980, gathering information on the Wittbrodt families from Bay, Saginaw, Genesee, and Wayne counties in Michigan. Michael's date of death is May 7, 1932, buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Detroit on May 10, 1932. Tillie is buried there by him and his third wife is also buried there on the same plot next to him. If you have any further questions about Michael and Tillie, please email me directly.

Re: Krolikowski from Tylicz, Nowy Sacz, Galicia, Austria now Poland

2005-12-30 00:09:50Z

My g g grandfather's name was Jan (John) Krolikowski. He immigrated to US in the late 1860's possibly thru Canada as I cannot find any record of that name on US immigration archives. His wife's name was Rosalia Smida. Jan changed the name to Kroll.

Where is Tylicz as on the census records Jan indicated he was from Prussia which would have been western Poland during that era.

Any help, would be appreciated.

Thanks

Jerome

krolikowski families

ggant8740 — 2005-10-22 01:35:00Z

its been awhile since ive seen any new postings concerning this family..has anyone ever come across the name ignacy/ignatz...my cousin has found a picture of him..hes about 37 in 1919..nice looking man...it was very hidden...anyone with anything new please post..would like to hear how youre doing with your searches..gloria

Re: Krolikowski from Tylicz, Nowy Sacz, Galicia, Austria now Poland

ggant8740 — 2006-01-14 05:05:20Z

hi..do you have an ignacy/ignatz name in your line im going to say born about 1888?? married in poland to a theodosia and ignacy came to america in 1913..gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-04-10 11:18:28Z

good morning...thank you so much for all the name spellings...i had no idea that many existed...i will start looking that way too....gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-03-21 18:05:08Z

hello...did you by chance come across any with the name ignacy,ignatz,ignatious krolikowski....and on the ellis island manifest hes listed as coming from podburs,podbors, or whatever spelling it is....they settled in new jersey..gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-03-25 23:56:50Z

thank you so much for looking for me too....the village name on the ellis island manifest lists podbors as the home of his father in law...someone on here gave me the ukraine name as it is today but i cant find it...i had some moving around here and things are still a little hectic...i know the krolikowski had some sort of land..because my grandmother signed it over to her brother i think the very late 50's into a ten year span of late 60's....at that point the russians came in took the property and shipped the brother/son to siberia and no one heard anything of them again...ignacy my mom always said had a brother...i dont recall any names..thank you again for checking....gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-04-10 00:35:28Z

hello..thank you..is krol the shortened version for krolikowski... on ellis island manifest..i have mr krolikowski saying he left his father in law's residence and lists the family name as truskaviecka and podbors....i did see podgorze...but i was told this area went under ukraine now...after 1918..i was given the new name..but i dont have the info available as weve done some work around the house and ive packed some things away for the time being....i will be very shortly putting it all together again...ive also come into some photos that were unknown to many of us...ive had them restored and they are old id say about 1920...some are ripped but ive made out some faces but have no clue who they were. thank you again..gloria

Re: krolikowski

ggant8740 — 2006-10-28 10:21:09Z

wow..you sure have some great info...my grandfather is ignatz or various spellings of ignacy* krolikowski and all he ever listed was austria or galicia as his home land...he died in 1936 and thats where it ends. ive no paper work or info and there are so many krolikowskis. what i do have are some old photos,. he also listed himself as a 2nd marriage to my grandmother..no one around to confirm this for me. welcome to the boards. i enjoy reading all the messages and what people have found on their families. lots of work involved finding the missing pieces. gloria

Re: krolikowski

ggant8740 — 2006-09-12 00:51:57Z

gary. its been awhile since ive seen you on the boards. ive been to the perth amboy library. could you please get in touch with me. gloria

Re: Joseph Krolikowski from Pennsylvania

ggant8740 — 2006-12-16 11:29:36Z

do you know if he had any brothers and what their names might be..my grandfather(according to my mom)had a brother and know one knew what happen to him also from poland. the grandfather came in 1914 and stayed in new jersey. i remember as a child going to penn and somewhere near a river, the house was across the street with slope in the backyard like a mountain and the houses were all set up together in a line. gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-07-14 03:53:18Z

hi..i went back over the 1930 census...ignatius lists his age at marriage at 25..my grandmother says she was 24, however there is a 10 year age difference between them...ive kept saying i think he was married before my grandmother. ive a picture of ignatius and hes bald with a very round face, moustache. but he is a nice looking man...gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-07-14 03:42:08Z

hi..thanks for all the different spellings..this podbuz is where my grandmother supposedly was from..ignatius on the other hand is unknown...is ignatuis a popular name in poland.,,you didnt mention or maybe you dont know, but would you know what his wifes name might have been...also there was a piece of property that ignatuis owned that became my grandmothers when he died..she signed it over to her brother in the late 50's or 60's. at that point it was taken from her brother, and he and his son were both taken to siberia and never heard from...this is what the story was passed down...i do remember her going to the polish embassy in newyork, but i dont know if they would have those records or have sent them to poland...gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-07-12 23:28:11Z

hi...is this town near podbuza....is it in ukraine or poland...i cant spell this last name right because polish spelling is so long..but this is my grandmothers maiden name....truska v ec ka....thats how its been pronounced to me...in all honesty this ignacy could be the one and same...he was around 37 years old in 1919 when my aunt was born...a first child at that age...makes me wonder...my grandparents didnt talk much and ignacy died in 1936. did your gr grandmother come to america when she was single or married. where did she settle. ignacy settled in perth amboy, nj.. ive got no records of either grandparent except death certificates. without this last name truska??? ive been at a stand still...someone on the board told me podbuza was now in ukraine and gave me an ukrainian name dro something..i dont have my paperwork available at the moment...thank you so much for thinking of me..for all i know maybe ignacy could be the son of one of the brothers you mentioned...gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-07-12 19:43:51Z

hi..im sitting here shaking...im really not sure...ignacy on his draft card wwI lists his birthday as july 15th 1886. but his death certificate says 1888, his ellis island record says 1882...my mom always said he had a brother joseph...was any mention of a wife and what her name might be....supposedly hes married when he comes here already to my grandmother gloria

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

ggant8740 — 2006-07-11 21:53:46Z

hi yes i am...are you related to krolikowski gloria

Re: Christinia Krolikowski

JenniferKettren — 2006-06-30 20:45:03Z

1930 Census: Menallen, Fayette County, Pennsylvania estimates Christinia's age to be 58yrs old which would make her birth year 1871 approx, also she got married to John abt 1895. Still looking for more information about her family -mother,father did she have any siblings,ect

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

Raven27Fan — 2006-07-11 14:29:15Z

Hi Gloria,

I have come across the name Ignacy Krolikowski. Are you still interested in making a connection?

Bobbi

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

Raven27Fan — 2006-07-12 17:21:30Z

Hi Gloria, Since last we posted, I have discovered the name Ignacy Krol/Krolikowski attached to my family. The Ignacy I know about was born 11 July 1872 in Ciechomice, Parish Dobrzykow, Poland. His parents were Marcin Krolikowski and Rozalia Witkowski. My great grandmother is the sister of Ignacy. Her name is Anna Krol, born 27 Mar 1858. There were also siblings: Eleanora, Wladyslaw Antoni, Wiktoria, and Jozefa. I have found the surname as Krolikowski as well as Krol on various records for these same people. Any connections?

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

Raven27Fan — 2006-07-12 20:31:03Z

HI, Well, I'm having a tough time, myself, with this Krol/Krolikowski family. Your Ignacy might not be my Ignacy. That's a lot of years difference. I don't know where my Krol/Krolikowskis originated. My Ignacy was the son of Marcin Krolikowski and Rozalia Witkowski. Marcin's father was Jozef Krolikowski. His wife was Klara Imkowski. Most of the records I know about are from Dobrzykow. Bobbi

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

Raven27Fan — 2006-07-13 00:59:22Z

I'm quoting from POLISH SURNAMES: ORIGINS & MEANINGS Second Edition by William F. Hoffman. Trus- <the Ukraine name "Truchan" [M], see Truchan; Trus, Truschka, Truschke, Trusewicz, Trusiak, Trusiewicz, Trusinski, Trusiuk, Trusz, Truszewski, Truszkiewicz, Truszkowski, Truszynski. Trusk-, Truszcz- <truska, "rustle" [Russian]; Truskawa, Truskolaski, Truskolawski, Truskowski, Truszczynski, Truskolas, Trzuskot, Truskowski. These are the surnames in use in Poland in the late 1990s. Maybe the surname you know has altered over time?
As far as the "podburs" location....... There is a Podgorze in the area where my Krol/Krolikowskis come from. Use Mapquest.com. Type in Gostynin, Poland. Enlarge the area. Pan slightly northeast of Gostynin, Poland. That's where Podgorze is.
Good Luck

Krolikowski/Krol and Krul Families in Parish Suserz, Gostynin, Poland

Raven27Fan — 2006-10-28 19:33:30Z

Hi, Since posting to this group last, I have discovered that there are many, many members of this family in Parish Suserz and Parish Dobrzykow. I have encountered the surname in many forms on many of my same ancestors' records - Krol, Krolikowski or Krul, Krulikowski. The towns most common to the Krol/Krolikowskis in Parish Suserz surrounding the town of Suserz are: Szczawin Koscielny, Szczawin Borowy, Szczawinek, Budy Suserskie, Slup, Waliszew, and Suserz. Krols are able to be traced back to the late 1700s in this parish. Happy hunting!
Bobbi

New info on Krol/Krolikowski & Krul/Krulow

Raven27Fan — 2006-08-25 23:28:35Z

I have been researchingthe LDS microfilms for the records of Parish Suserz, Gostynin, Poland 1780 - 1857 and have found many, many Krol/Krul family members. In the very early records the name is spelled either way -- whatever strikes the priest's fancy. There are many connections to be made in these films.

Re: Krolikowski/Krol

Raven27Fan — 2006-07-14 17:39:55Z

Hi, Sorry, I know nothing more than what I have told you. I feel frustrated, too, by the lack of microfilmed records after 1900 for that area. Good Luck

Re: Joseph Krolikowski from Pennsylvania

rjs838 — 2006-12-16 13:33:45Z

I am not sure about other family that Joesph K. might have had, so I will write to Poland and see.

From what I know, it appears that Joseph left his family in Poland and returned to the US around 1914. No one knows if he returned to Pennsylvania or went elsewhere.

I will reply again after getting some more info. from my friend in Poland.

Joseph Krolikowski from Pennsylvania

rjs838 — 2006-12-16 02:19:02Z

I am doing this search on behalf of a friend in Poland. While visiting family a Miriana K. asked me to help him find his family in the USA. His father Frank K. was born near Latrobe, Westmoreland County, PA about 1910 and shortly after the family moved back to Poland. His father's father (Joseph) however returned to the US around 1914 and never returned. Rumor had it he started a new family but we are not sure if he even returned to PA or to another state. His name was Joseph (Josef) born about 1870. My friend is hoping to find something out about his grandfather, Joseph Krolikowski.

We believe that perhaps 2 of his older daughters, Edna and Sophie never returned to Poland but stayed in the US but are not sure.

Krolikowski Piotr (Peter)

alszymanski — 2005-08-10 22:12:37Z

Hi,

I am looking for information on Piotr Krolikowski (est. date of birth 1875). He landed at Ellis Island on Sept 11, 1906. He was from Suwalki. He was 31 and married when he arrived. His final destination was Westfield, MA to his brother-in-law Vincent Kibit. His wife Jozefa (Kibitlewski) Krolikowski & children came to join him but were turned back at Ellis Island because one of the children had an eye diesase and was not allowed in the country. She returned home with the children but he never returned to Poland. He remained in Westfield until at least 1915. After that I cannot find him. I am in contact with one of his grandchildren in Poland and I am trying to find out what happened to him for her. I am related on the Kibitlewski side of the family. Vincent Kibit was my great uncle and Jozefa was my great aunt. Thanks.