Krysiak - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: KRYSIAK

tigerlilykdk — 2008-09-04 21:25:07Z

Hi, some of your information matches mine. My grandfather is Frank A. Krysiak, and his siblings are those you mentioned. He married Irene Molinski, and in my family's records, he was born in 1905 and his parents are Anthony Krysiak and Anna Psziekopski.

Re: KRYSIAK

tigerlilykdk — 2008-08-29 16:24:22Z

I just started researching my family history and happened upon this. The people you mentioned are in my family, although some of your information doesn't seem to match. My grandfather was Frank Krysiak, but his wife's name was Irene. Grace is the only child alive right now; Leonard died a few years ago.

Re: Other possible spellings

chelemt2006 — 2008-06-16 16:46:17Z

Stephanie,
I think you might be my uncle Steve's Granddaughter.Is your Grandmother's name Emma? If so, then your my cousin's daughter. My name is Michele, and my father was Vince Krisiak. Please contact me.
Michele Wilson

Re: krisiak (krysiak)

chelemt2006 — 2008-06-15 21:41:07Z

Hi Ed,
My father was Vince Krisiak. He had a brother named Steve and a brother named Ed, amongst other brothers and one sister named Alice. I think you might be my cousin.

Michele Wilson

Re: Krysiak

mjdall — 2008-04-25 15:14:03Z

J_Lichorobiec,

Have you looked at the US Census records for info on Antoinette's parents?

1920 US Census
Green Street
Clinton, Worcester Co, Mass.

Krysiak Paul - head, 38y, married, imm. 1902, alien resident, born in Russian-Poland, worked at a cotton mill
------- Mary - wife, 34y, married, imm. 1905, alien resident, born in Russian-Poland
------- Stanley - son, 12y, born in Massachusetts
------- Stella - daughter, 8y, born in Massachusetts
------- Antonina - daughter, 3 9/12y, born in Massachusetts
------- Chester - son, 3/12y, born in Massachusetts

This census tells you that Paul and Mary were born in the Russian-occupied part of Poland and came to the US in 1902 and 1905. Since they immigrated separately and the children were born in the US, they likely were married in the US and not in Poland.

Then looking at WW1 draft records:

Paul Krysiak
residence: 133 Green Street, Clinton, Mass.
DOB: don't know (month/day) 1887
citizenship: alien resident
born: Zalas, Lomza
citizen of: Russia
employer: Lancaster Mills in Clinton, Mass.
dependents: wife and 3 children
signature: X (illiterate)
height: short
build: slender
eyes: blue
hair: brown
bald: no
disabilities: none

Now, if this Paul Krysiak is your husband's great grandfather, there's a Pawel Krysiak on a Hamburg departure manifest, sailing aboard the SS Patricia which left port on 26 April 1902, going to the port of New York. Info on Hamburg departure lists is minimal, but it does provide the birthplace for the passengers.

Pawel Krysiak - age 16, single, from Zalas, Russia

Looking at the NY arrival record (arrived 8 May 1902):

Pawel Krysiak - age 16, single, occ: laborer, last residence: Zalas, Russia; ethnicity: Polish, going to Clinton, Mass to an uncle, Ignaz Krisiak

Because this Pawel was underaged, he was detained until his uncle came for him. Ignaz lived at 138 Green St in Clinton, Mass.

You can always obtain a transcript or photocopy of Antonina's baptismal record (not a baptismal certificate, since it likely won't contain ALL of the info recorded in the book) to see what birthplace is given for her parents. [Antonina would be Polish for the French Antoinette.] Obtaining copies for all the children born to Paul and Mary would be best, since info contained can vary from record to record.

I also found a WW2 draft record for a Paul Peter Krysiak:

residence: 28 Park Street, Clinton, Worcester Co, Mass.
age: 56y
DOB: Dec 18 1885 in Poland
person who will always know his address: Mrs. Mary Krysiak - 28 Park Street, Clinton, Mass.
employer: Fred Raby - Clinton, Mass.
place of employment: Blackstone Plush Co - School Street, Clinton, Mass.
signed: Paul Krysiak

I hope some of this helps you!

-MJ

Re: Krysiak

JenniferLichorobiec — 2008-04-20 01:30:55Z

I found that you are looking for Krysiak's. My husband's grandmother was Antoinette Krysiak. She was born on 4/30/1916 in Clinton Massachusetts. She married Edward Lichorobiec on 9/2/1033. She had sisters named Alice, Stella, Mary and brothers Chester and Stanley. Her parents were Paul and Maryanne Krysiak. I dont know anything about them. I wish I did. I can tell you more about her and her children, if you would like. Can you tell me about your Krysiak Ancestors?

val and mrs. b- 1938

ErinWooldridge1 — 2008-03-04 01:40:17Z

i have a photo of:

alex-ryan
mrs. dempniak
grandma piasecki
mrs. b. krysiak
mrs. m. salopeck
val krysiak

1938

Re: Krysiak, Krisiak

jbixby80 — 2007-11-28 22:02:43Z

Andrew Crishock (b:abt. 1865 in Shenandoah, PA) married Elizabeth Mozdyniewicz (Mozdy) who had nine children:
Frances, Anne Mary, Walter, Frank, John, Mike, Eddie and Louie.

Any similarities in family research, please contact me.

Thank you!

Re: krisiak (krysiak)

edkrisiak — 2007-11-09 22:46:57Z

Hi Stephanie
I had an uncle Steven who move out to California a looonnnggg time ago. Are you releated to him ?
My granfather was from Poland and his last name was shortened. Most of the Krisiak's that I am related to are in the Scranton Pa area.

Ed

Re: Other possible spellings

kaisyrk — 2006-06-04 03:51:06Z

Have you found any answers about this question? I am quite curious!

Kathy

Re: Krisiak

2006-11-19 20:04:21Z

My grandfather was born and raised in Penn. He has lots of relatives there with the last name KRisiak. I will investigate what part of Penn.

Re: Krysiak

jbixby80 — 2006-11-19 16:09:32Z

Thanks for the response. The Krysiak's (Crishock) that I'm researching immigrated from Poland sometime in the mid 1800's and settled somewhere around Shenandoah, PA. I have come across a miriad of spellings for this name, so the research has been quite challenging. Thanks again!

Re: Other possible spellings of Krisiak (Krysiak)

2006-11-19 14:20:08Z

Sorry, but I don't think so. I believe my paternal family name was Krysiak, but changed to Kryshak when my grandfather arrived in the States from Poland.

Re: Other possible spellings of Krisiak (Krysiak)

jbixby80 — 2006-11-19 12:03:48Z

Am researching Crishock (formerly Krysiak's) from Shenandoah, PA. Any connection?

Re: Other possible spellings of Krisiak (Krysiak)

abbey3003 — 2006-08-27 00:37:01Z

The original spelling on my father's last name was Krysiak but it was changed to Kryshak. So there is another possible spelling.

Re: Other possible spellings

stephynmatthew — 2003-08-17 20:27:41Z

Hi steph sorry that it has taken so long to get back online...lifes a buzzzzzzz....... i would have never imagined there would be any other krisiak/krysiak etc. , much less another stephanie. I wish that i could travel and meet as many of my kin as possible but it doesnt look promisimg for me to be going anywhrer except in circles.... i find it fasinating to have bloodlines that i never realized existed. Please keep in touch and now that i have a kindred spirit i will be watching for your responses more often.....my regular e-mail is www.stephynmatthew@yahoo.com" target="_blank">www.stephynmatthew@yahoo.com please feel free to write me there i check it a little more often.....tell me all about yourself and where you live and ill do the same for you should you want to be boared to death sometime.....peace stephy

Re: Other possible spellings

skrisiak — 2002-08-04 05:09:19Z

Hey....my name is Stephanie Krisiak too! I am from California but have lots of relatives in PA that I have never met! Where do you live?

Other possible spellings of Krysiak

2002-02-14 16:08:18Z

I am very curious about the idea of the krisiak(krysiak) name once had between 12 and 15 charaters! Does anyone know anything about this and/or if it's true or not?

Re: KRISIAK / KRYSIAK

2003-02-13 23:46:20Z

Hi ,
There were lots perhaps still in Worcester Co.,MA .

But not easy to find records under that surname as the spelling of that surname was written in what seems like a million different ways and the trick is to figure out which way the record keepers had written it.
I am still at a loss for finding further records of paternal my G-grandfather .
John Francis KRYSIAK (Jan Franciszek)b. ca. 1889/1890 Russia/Poland son of Joseph and Anna Zaricka, Sawicka > name must sound like this/??
Hope you have better luck than I am!
Best Regards,
Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-02-13 16:12:52Z

I dont know who you are looking for? But I am a Krysiak that lives in Charlotte NC! I honestly didnt know there really were any other Krysiaks!:)

Re: KRISIAK

2002-02-14 20:24:54Z

This is very interesting. Do you know if any part of this family removed to Worcester Co., MA?
The earliest record I have found in MA is 1913 although may have been here sooner . Also the real possibility that they
came in through another port other than Boston/ New York.
Please let me know more if you have .
Thank -You - I do believe all possibilities of our families being related.
I will post more information as I find it .
Have a great Day
Andrea

Re: KRISIAK

2002-02-14 17:24:28Z

My great-grandfather was walter krisiak and was married to alexandria(marie) in the scranton area of pennsylvania.They immigrated from poland in the early part of the century.Their children names were joseph, alice, edward, stanley,francis,steven,and vincent william.Vincent was my grandfather.

Re: KRISIAK

2005-10-10 04:40:01Z

HI Andrea, Your first name took me by surprise. I was looking for other info when I came across this old info.
My husband is Ed Krisiak Jr. His dad was Ed Krisiak son of John I had no info on him until I came across this sight. I can't tellyou much more than what you already have. I am not sure you are still inquiring as the last message was quite a while ago Andrea 2.

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-13 14:54:09Z

Hi Kathy and others,
I also agree that the KYSIAKS of Worcester Co. esp. are related. I have been having great difficulty locating any further records on John (Jan) Francis KRISIAK /KRYSIAK .
All I know of him is the following :
Starting with directory of 1913 Fitchburg -
He was employed by R.K Proctor , garbage contractor.
boarding at 66 Middle St. , house owned by Piotr Czeslak.

1917 Directory -
"removed to Gardner"

Marriage Record~
15 November 1915 Templeton,MA
m. Roseanna MONBRIENT (Montbriend/Montbreand/Montbriant)
He was age 25 years , resident of Fitchburg, parents noted as Joseph and Anna (ZARICKA) KRYSIAK.

1920 Census of E. Templeton - page 5
Roseanna (Montbreand) KRISIAK
residing with her parents :Albert & Rosa (enumerator spelled parents surname as "O'brien- definate error!)
son Edward (Krisiak/Krysiak) age 4 .
dau. Julia (8 mos.(?))
Later another dau. was born (living information)
and a son Freidolph Francis (KRISIAK) b. 11 March 1922 .

John was not in the 1920 Census with wife Rosanna , & unfortunately I no longer have access to the census and could not find him when I did.
Where was he?

I was told by a family member with very limited information about him that he apparently deceased while the children were very young , narrowing this down to about 1921-1925 . There is an existing picture of him in uniform (from what I have been told) but it is so faded the details of his face are gone)
By Jan. 1925 Roseanna I believe was remarried and did have a son Harry KEMPTON (Jr.) b. 1925 in Rochester,Strafford,NH. by 1935 was in New Durham,NH.
and died 1972 , I believe in Manchester NH.
(Rochester had no record of her death but she was a resident there)

As to the death of John I have to wonder if he did actually die early or was there any family discord ? or other factors?
Hard to make that call but I try not to rule out any possiblities.
I am hoping to find that definate link .
We have our KRYSIAK family (ies) in common as well as the yearning to know more of it.

Take Care,
Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-08-02 17:44:17Z

Dear Stefanie,
My name is Lauren Krysiak and I was also shocked to see how many Krysiaks I have come across during my search of my family's ancestry. I have just started my search and I know my greatgrandfather is the late Edward Krysiak. My grandfather Chester, who died in 1978, I had never met. I am hoping you could provide me with some information. Anything would help right now, it would be greatly appreciative!!

Re: KRYSIAK

2004-03-01 22:47:10Z

I am Jillian Krisiak. Just now started looking about information on the background of my family. I always felt the name was uncommon since never hearing it outside of my family. I was also told that my last name was shortened when my family came over which has made it difficult to research. I would love to get into contact and learn more about the Krisiaks

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-08-02 17:43:54Z

My name is Lauren Krysiak and I can't believe this. There really are so many of us! This is awesome. You say our last name used to consist of 16 characters. Do you know what they were? I have heard in older documents that the 'a' at the end of Krysiak was not connected. Somewhere down the line the 'u' looked connected and became Krysiak; know anything about that? I know your spelling is with the 'i' but this is just too weird. any info would be great.

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-15 15:33:06Z

Hello
Greatings from Germany
I am born in Berlin and there most of my family live. My grandgrandmother Hilde Krysiak(she is not really my grandgrandma but her younger sister; her sister, the first wife of Paul died young because of Tuberkulose and then Hilde raised Horst and married Paul) went there together with her husband Paul Krysiak and there son Horst Krysiak(my grandpa) after WorldWar 2. Horst has a younger brother Dieter,who retired recently and lives in the Eiffel (also Germany). Dieter has 3 sons. One of them has also a son. They live in Hannover and near Munich. Horst and his wife Ilka still live in Berlin and they have 4 children. My father Ralf, Birgit (3 children), Yost and Frank(2 children).I myself have a brother and a sister and we live near Munich.
I speak German, English and a little bit French.My coustoms are totaly German, I am not influenced by Poland. I have never been there! Dieter tries to untangle the Krysiak family tree. Half a year ago a men from the nothern part of Germany contacted my and said he is also related with Paul Krysiak.
In Germany live over 100 registered Krysiak. Ther also exists a third Stefanie Krysiak.
I also have American relatives on the side of my mother (born as Horstmann). Her aunt married a GI who was stationed in Germany after WW2. She and with her a big family now live in Texas.

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-14 20:29:41Z

Hi Again Stephanie,
Family is a great resource . On my end KRISAK/KRYSIAK family resources are extremely limited .
Unfortunately so .
Feel Free to E-mail me also .
I'll be back to post when I find more to go on too.
Take Care,
Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-14 16:01:07Z

Hi andrea,thankyou for replying.I am still so incredably thrilled that there are so many people that are ither krisiaks or are somehow linked to us. Needless to say i was in shock to discover another stefanie(stephanie) krysiak(krisiak) out there,i just think its awsome! My aunt is coming over in an hour so she can see what i've discovered and fill me in on what all she knows about us! I will post anything i feel might be of help to anyone.Please feel free to email me anytime!

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-13 14:58:48Z

Hi Stephanie ,
I just posted what information that I have on my lineage of my KRYSIAK heritage - unfortuantely is not as much as I would like it to be but as we know it takes time and effort and doesn't always come easy.
I am sure we will find further down the line the links to
our families.
Best Wishes,
Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-13 05:26:02Z

I am flipping out ...my name is also stephanie krisiak and i have ancesters in poland and i have a first cousin name paul krisiak..for all this time i never realized there are so many of us...i always heard our name used to consist of 16 charaters until my ancesters shortened it after they came to america...please respond!

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-10 18:51:26Z

My relatives' immigration records indicate they are Polish German. As Poland did not exist as an official country at the time, but was owned by Germany and Russia and other countries, I believe people who had a Polish background and customs but no official Polish country called themselves "Polish - the name of their citizenship." I hope that is not too confusing.

Are there many Krysiaks in Germany? What area of Germany?

What languages do you speak? Do you have Polish or German customs?

Re: KRYSIAK

2002-02-09 15:45:10Z

Hello,
my name is Stefanie Krysiak and I am surprised how much Krysiaks live in the world. Till today I thought it is not a common name.I live in Munich (Germany) but my ancestors (Paul Krysiak my grandgrandgrandfather) lived in the region Oberschlesien (at that time belonging to Germany now Poland).Do some of you have ancestors from Poland or Germany?

Stefanie Krysiak

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-11-10 07:42:26Z

Hello John ,
My apologies for taking so long to reply . We have just moved and this is the 1st I have been able to get back to the net.
You're right it is ironic that you share the same name as my g-grandfather. I wish I knew more about him .

It is a hard situation never having met my paternal grandmother , the only thing she could tell me is that he apparently died when she was very small and the picture she has of him is in uniform and his face (sadly) faded from the picture. I do not have futher contact iwith her (her choosing)
but she is up in years and told me that this was all she knew of him.

Records of him seem very scare , and I cannot seem to latch onto any possible siblings John may have had. The only name I have is of Peter , the spelling of his last name seems to me to be also Krysiak . He was a resident in Fitchburg,MA
in 1915/17 .

Thank -you John for contact , perhaps this is a good sign of things to come ! I hope!!

Sincerely ,
Andrea M. Brown

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-09-14 12:56:32Z

I am sure my sister Kathy mentioned this but I am John Francis Krysiak kinda freaky

Re: FRANCIS JOHN KRYSIAK

2003-03-12 19:12:34Z

Hi Kathy , Rosalie , and other Krysiak descendants,
John Francis Krysiak is a great mystery to me .
This is my paternal great grandfather .
From the Heywood Levi Library sent to me information of John in Fitchburg in 1916 was residing with Piotr Czeslak , at 66 Middle street . When pronouncing Piotr's surname my guess would be that he too is a KRYSIAK , I have been trying to search the 1910 and 1920 and found this surname spelled several different ways : Krusik , Krisak , Krawsyiak , etc.
And there were many John's - Marriage record of 1915 was sent from Fitchburg to Archives, wife Rosana Montbriand was residing with her parents in Templeton ,Worcester ,MA , I do not know where John was . I am seriously at this point considering contacting the Polish Genealogical Society .
Parents were noted as Joseph and Anna Zaricka, Sawicka , a surname that sounds like this .
There were lots of Josephs and Annie, Anna's or Maryana's in the census also.
Born in Russia /Poland between 1889/1891 . He was 25 in Nov. 1915 ,listed as 28 on his dau's birth record in Dec.24, 1919. His dau. my biological grandmother whom I have never met but spoke to once inquiring about family said that he died when she was very young , so she did not remember him but had a picture of him in uniform , but sadly his face was faded. I believe if this is so then he died before 1925 because Rosana was by then with 2nd husband residing in Nh.

Any informatin or help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank -you
Sincerely,
Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-11-07 23:42:24Z

Are you in Mass? My parents are in Leominster and I still have loads of relatives in Fitchburg and Clinton.
I would love to connect trees. I have lots of census data I tried to figure out then set aside because of no way to confirm.

Kathy

Re: Krysiak

2003-11-08 14:12:31Z

Hi Kathy,

I was nice to hear from you! I've send an email. Did you know that there is a feature in Ancestry that notifies you when a reply is posted to a message board? This is the reason I was able to respond to you so quickly.

Rosalie

Re: KRYSIAK

2003-11-07 23:37:20Z

My goodness -- I should have kept checking the board. Please email me w/ your info. I need to dig up the tree. I have not been active for some time in this project. Sounds like we have found a link!

Kathy Krysiak
kkrysiak@mit.edu
kaisyrk@hotmail.com

Krysiak - Jersey City, Brooklyn, Philadelphia

2005-12-25 02:45:40Z

My maiden name is Krysiak/ my father was Frank/ He was born 01/08/1913 in Jersey City , New Jersey. HIs father was also named Frank or in polish (Francisek) . My granfather came from Poland in or around 1908 and married Alexandra Jorski in Jersey City, NJ. She died in 1913, sometime after giving birth to her son. My dad had an older sister named Sophie or (Zosia) - If anyone has information on any relatives in Jersey city, NJ - or Brooklyn, NY - or Philadelphia, Pa. on Krysiak or Jorski - I would appreciate it.
Thank you,

Re: KRYSIAK / SAVITSKY

2003-08-02 17:25:39Z

Marjorie Lewis,
My name is Lauren Krysiak and I am trying to find more information on my family background. You have mentioned that Anna Savitsky was married to an Anthony J. Krysiak. I have read information, from another Lewis, that she was married to an Edward Krysiak and had children, including my grandfather Chester Krysiak. So who is Anthony J. Krysiak and who was Anna married to?

Re: KRYSIAK / SAVITSKY

2001-09-23 23:55:17Z

Anna Savitsky died in 1951 in Houtzdale, PA, she was married to Anthony J. Krysiak who died in Houtzdale, PA. Edware Aloysious was born in Madera, PA and died 1964; Frank was born 1905 in Madera, PA and died 1992 in Ohio; Edna Krysiak Callaghan born 1907 died 1990 Ohio; Emanuel born in Madera PA is still alive; Gilbert might be still alive; Chester born 1917 in Madera, PA died 1978; Leonard is might be still alive; Elmer Kyrsiak born 1921 died 1985; Grace is still alive. Anna Savitsky is the sister of my Grandmother.

Re: KRYSIAK

RPHarrisRI — 2003-03-12 04:05:12Z

Andrea,

I may be able to help you. I'm a third cousin to the Krysiaks in Fitchburg and I have a little information about them.

Rosalie

Re: KRYSIAK

RPHarrisRI — 2003-03-12 04:14:59Z

Kathy,
My grandfather's sister Mary Baldyga from Zabassa, Poland married Married Ignatius Krysiak. Mary lived with her son Theofil in Fitchburg, Ma after her husband died. Send me your email address and I can give you more information

Re: Zabassa, Poland

RPHarrisRI — 2003-03-12 04:19:38Z

You can find a map of Zabassa, Poland at:
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/

Re: KRYSIAK

KathyKrysiak80 — 2001-10-13 21:57:32Z

Hello,

My surname is Krysiak and my grandfather and his siblings were born in Clinton, Massachusetts in Worcester County. If you have access to the 1910 or 1920 census, you will see that there were many Krysiaks who lived in Clinton - many still do.

Please check the census to see if you recognize any names. I have a sneeking suspiscion we are in some way distantly related.

Kathy Krysiak

Re: KRYSIAK // UPDATE

FAMHIST63 — 2005-03-28 14:17:31Z

Hi again All.
Just recently for the 1st time since my original posting I found something solid in regards to my g-grandftaher
JOHN (JOHAN) F. KRISIAK
from WWI draft registration in Athol , Worcester,MA
June 5, 1917 - John KRISIAK , born 23 August 1890 in Lomza, Lomza ,Poland/ Russia .
residency @ Otter River, E. Templeton,MA - married , 1 child.
Eyes : blue (I suspected that!) meduim build.

I literally began to cry , I was soooooo ecstatic!

Marriage (Nov 1915) was also recorded in in Fitchburg.

Still no death record found. I also can't seem to locate him in 1920.
He d. betwen 1921- 1925 . I suspect from the result and effects of WWI .

Any help as always greatly appreciated .

Thank -You,
Best to all Andrea

Re: KRYSIAK

Andrea63b — 2002-11-12 05:17:30Z

Hi Again Kathy ,
I am the one who posted information inquiring more about my G-grandfather John Krisiak - He was living in Fitchburg in 1916 - married 15 Nov. 1915 in Templeton ,MA ~ Roseanna M. Montbriand by 1917 moved to Gardner, Worcester,MA .
and possibly at some date in Webster where Roseana's family also lived .

Their children:
Edward A. Krysiak ~b. 1 July 1915 d. 14 Sept. 2000 ~ Saugus ,MA

Julia L ~ b. 1919 ~ Probably in E. Templeton
she may have d. young - nothing more is known.

F- Living (?) Krysiak

Friedolph Francis ~ 11 March 1922 ~ Baldwinville,Worcester,MA d. 19 April 1994 Farmington,NH

-During World War I in the Polish Army in France (in Polish, Armia Polska we Francyi). From among the Polish immigrants who came to America to fight with France,
I believe John was one who served in WWI and I am currently researching this and from General HALLY'S Recruitment List :

Krawczyk, Franciszek of Webster, MA
also Krzyzek, John ~no place name given ~ my feeling is either or possibly both are one in the same - my g- grandfather . Jan Franciszek Krysiak .
s/o Joseph and Anna (according to marriage record ~1915)
There is an existing picture I have not seen, only informed about , of him in uniform .

He was NOT listed in the household with wife Roseanna
in 1920 , she was residing with her parents and at that time 2 children . It is believed that he died between 1921 - 1925
somewhere in Worcester County (?) I have not yet been able to locate his death record.

I still have my old E-mail address as well as this one.
Please do contact me . If you know of any connections to him or have any ideas please , please do let me know .
I am always seeking new avenues , and even backtracking up the old ones.
Take Care ,
Andrea

Obituary of Ursula KRYSIAK BAUKUS

DouglasDudewicz — 2007-02-11 01:23:46Z

OBITUARY
GROCERY OPERATOR, MRS. BAUKUS DEAD
Mrs. Ursula Baukus, associated for many years with her husband, Frank Baukus, in operating a grocery store at Jefferson Avenue and Hess street, died Monday at her home, 2819 South Jefferson avenue.
Urszula Krysiak was born Oct. 13, 1862 in Germany and was married to John Baczynski in 1890 in Poland. They came to the United States in 1893 and he died in 1896. She was married to Mr. Baukus in 1898 in Saginaw.
Besides her husband, Mr. Baukus leaves three daughters, Mrs. Julia Bukaweski and Mrs. Francis Finley of Saginaw and Mrs. Mary Latuvinik of Detroit; four sons, Stanley Baczynski, Frnak Baukus Jr., Joseph, and Anthony Baukus, all of Saginaw; 14 grandchildren, and three brothers in Germany.
Funeral services will take place at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at the residence and at 9 a.m. at St. George's church. Rev. Fr. Stanley Kuczas will officiate and burial will be in Mt. Olivet.
Saginaw Daily News, Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan; Tuesday, March 7, 1933, page 5

OBITUARY
BAUKUS, URSULA
The funeral of Mrs. Ursula Baukus will take place at 8:30 a.m. Thursday at the residence, 2819 South Jefferson avenue, and at 9 a.m. at St. George's church. Rev. Fr. Stanley Kuczus will officiate and burial will be in Mt. Olivet.
Saginaw Daily News, Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan; Wednesday, March 8, 1933, page 10

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Note: Ursula BAUKUS was first married to John BACZYNSKI
Any one with any connections interested in sharing information is encouraged to contact me, thank you
Douglas Dudewicz
dudewicz@yahoo.com