Los - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Jozef Los

lyndsylew — 3 May 2008 4:15:54 GMT

I am looking for information on my Grandfathers family. His name is Jozef Los and was born in 1929 in Poland, He marry Genowefa Sniegowski (b 1931)and can to the US in 1951.

Killed during the war and only himself and two sisters survived. I know one sister remained in Poland and the other was sent to Siberia with her husband.

His parents were Anthony and Mariska (sp?).

Her parents were Jan (John) Sniegowski and Elizabeth Dobzemka.

Alexander LOS b. Poland abt 1876 d. USA 1962

duchess17 — 10 Jun 2002 1:59:12 GMT

I am seeking any information on my grandfather Alexander LOS, Sr. He was born about 1876 in Bialystok, Poland, married in 1903, and emigrated to the USA via Hamburg, Germany, in February 1905. His wife Leonja (Leocadia?) GELOMB (Gelombiewska?) and son Walter (b. June 1904, not sure of Polish spelling) emigrated in May 1905.

Alexander LOS, Sr., was a carpenter by trade, and had been in the Polish cavalry. The family settled in Lodi, NJ, and had three more children: Leocadia (Laurette) b. 1906, Janina b. 1908 and Alexander, Jr., b. 1910. By the 1950s, my grandparents lived in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ.

Any and all information about my grandparents and their parents or siblings
will be much appreciated! Please leave message here or directly at duchess@speakeasy.org.

Thanks!

~~Cadia

He or his wife may have had a cousin named Stella GROMAN who arrived in USA in June 1907.

Thoams Los - Manilla to New Orleans in the 1860s

Colleen Fitzpatrick — 21 Apr 2004 6:04:51 GMT

Hi,

I am one of the coordinators of the New Orleans rootsweb site. I was just transcribing some coroner's records for our site and came across a Thoams Los who died in New Orleans in April 1863. The records says he was 74 years old and a native of Manilla. Can anyone connect with him? Let me know. I have a little more info - not much, but I can point you in some directions you might look for more.

He might not have been born in Manilla - he may have worked as a seaman and was most recetnly from Manilla.

My email address is CFitzp@aol.com.

Colleen Fitzpatrick

Los, possibly Theodore

Mona E. Roy — 29 Feb 2000 2:04:37 GMT

Any info on relations with Teddy Los, from Massachusetts would be appreciated. Thanx, Mona

Los/Lose/Loos

krystin — 23 Dec 1999 12:08:44 GMT

HI
Don't forget that in germany/Poland, the names were frequently changed as far as spelling.
By limiting yourself to only one Surname option, you may miss out on research!
Los is, as far as I can tell by my own research, a possible variant of Loose, Lose, Loosen, Lohse, Loze
My line is Loose, and I've found documents that have four different siblings of the same parents, all with different spellings of the surname.

Good Luck!

my family is from Schlawe, Pomern.
If anybody has a Carl August, Martin Frederick, or Freidrich, please let me know.
tnks! :)
ktiede@hotmail.com

Mary Los

jo_otoole — 16 Jul 2002 2:25:41 GMT

Looking for information about my great grandmothers family. She was born in Poland in 1894, moved to US around 1907. Had many siblings, one brother was named Joe, he lived in Chalfont, PA. Married to a Niemy (don't know his name) they had 1 boy and 2 girls. Would like to contact any/all members of this family.