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Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

A_Hammann — 2009-09-24 13:16:19Z

First Root – Carolina Frederica Albertina Malakowski:
My great-great-grandmother, from my paternal grandmother side, Leopoldina Augusta
Carolina Zimmermann was born on 06/11/1888 in Linha Nova (Portuguese for New Line,
name of the city), she married Jacob Jacobi on 05/03/1908 in Rolantinho (Little Roller), and
she died on 03/30/1932 in Riozinho (Little River).
Leopoldina Zimmermann was daughter of Frederico Zimmermann and Carolina Albertina
Malakowski.
Bellow follows Leopoldina Zimmermann’s Baptism record (# 708 of Evangelical Lutheran
Baptism records at Evangelical of Lutheran Confession Church in Brazil – Place: Linha Nova):
LEOPOLDINE AUGUSTE CAROLINE ZIMMERMANN - filha legítima de Friedrich
Zimmermann, de Campo Bom, e de Caroline Friedricke Albertine, nascida Malakowski,
de Obernhagen na Pomerânia, moradores da Picada Cará (Tabaksthal) - nasceu lá em
11 de Junho de 1888 e foi batizada na Igreja de lá em 18 de Julho, dito ano.
Testemunhas: Friedrich Lamb, Franz Mielke, Caroline Malakowski, Auguste Presser.
Translation:
Leopoldine Auguste Caroline Zimmermann (original name registered in German
language) – legitimate daughter of Friedrich Zimmermann, from Campo Bom, and
Caroline Friedricke Albertine, born Malakowski, from Obernhagen in Pommern
(Prussia), inhabitants of Tabaksthal – was born there on 06/11/1888 and was baptized
in that Church on 07/18/1888. Godparents: Friedrich Lamb, Franz Mielke, Caroline
Malakowski, Auguste Presser.
Carolina Frederica Albertina Malakowski, was born on 01/21/1860 in Obernhagen,
Pommern, Preussen (Prussia), she married Frederico Zimmermann on 06/12/1877 in Linha
Nova. One of their children was Leopoldina Zimmermann, my great-great-grandmother.
Carolina Malakowski was daughter of Johann Malakowski and Caroline Eyler.
Bellow follows Carolina Malakowski’s Confirmation record (Book 1, from 1858 to 1909, of
Evangelical Lutheran records at Evangelical of Lutheran Confession Church in Brazil – Place:
São José do Hortêncio):
No dia 22/12/1872 realizou-se a Confirmação de Caroline Friedericke Albertine
Mallakowsky, nascida no dia 21/01/1860. Confirmação realizada pelo Pastor Johannes
Stanger.
Translation:
On 12/22/1872 was presented the Confirmation of Caroline Friedericke Albertine
Mallakowsky, born on 01/21/1860. Confirmation presented by Pastor Johannes
Stanger.
Bellow follows Carolina Malakowski’s Marriage record (Evangelical Lutheran marriage records
at Evangelical of Lutheran Confession Church in Brazil – Place: Linha Nova):
Em 12 de Junho 1877, aqui na Igreja, depois dos proclames sem que seguisse
contestação, foram casados: FRIEDRICH ZIMMERMANN, filho legítimo de Christian
Zimmermann e de Elisabetha, nascida Engelbach, natural de Campo Bom, 22 anos de
idade, residente na Picada Cará, com CAROLINE FRIEDRIKE ALBERTINE
MALAKOWSKI, filha legítima de Johann Malakowski e de Caroline, nascida Eyler,
natural de Obernhagen na Pomerânia, 17 anos de idade, residente em Feliz, ambos os
nubentes são evangélicos. Testemunhas: Philipp Koch e Conrad Zimmermann.
Translation:
On 07/12/1877, in this Church, after proclaims without contestation, were married:
Friedrich Zimmermann, legitimate son of Christian Zimmermann and Elisabetha, born
Engelbach, from Campo Bom, 22 years old, inhabitant in Tabaksthal; and Caroline
Friedrike Albertine Malakowski, legitimate daughter of Johann Malakowski and Caroline,
born Eyler, from Obernhagen in Pommern (Pomerania), 17 years old, inhabitant in
Feliz, both spouses are evangelical (Lutheran). Witnesses: Philipp Koch and Conrad
Zimmermann.
Johann Malakowski, was born about 1821 in Obernhagen, Regenwalde, Stettin (Pomerania),
Prussia, and was married with Caroline Eyler (in some Church records Caroline’s surname
appears Aeppler), she was born about 1823 in same place, and one of their children was
Carolina Malakowski.
Johann Malakowski and his family migrated in 1870; they came to Brazil on 06/27/1870 and
arrived in Nova Petrópolis (settlement city in Rio Grande do Sul State) on 07/09/1870.
Under follows the immigration record of Johann Malakowski and his family (Historical Archive
and Public Library of Nova Petrópolis / Immigration / Document year: 1870):
Immigrant: Johann F. M. Malakowski, evangelical (Lutheran), 49 years old, farmer; wife:
Carolina, 47 years; children: Frederica, 22 years; Johanna, 20 years; Hermann, 17
years; Augusta, 15 years; Carolina, 09 years; fatherland: Prussia. Arrival Date in Brazil:
06/27/1870; Arrival Date in Nova Petrópolis: 07/09/1870.
Second Root – Johanne Wilhelmine Henriette Malakowsky:
My great-great-great-grandmother, from my paternal grandmother side, Anna Auguste
Panzenhagen was born on 03/07/1869 in São José do Hortêncio, she married Hermann
Friedrich Christian Zimmermann on 09/21/1887 in Picada Cará village (old German name
was Tabaksthal), Linha Nova city, Rio Grande do Sul State, Brazil.
Anna Panzenhagen was daughter of August Panzenhagen and Johanne Wilhelmine
Henriette Malakowsky.
Bellow follows Anna Panzenhagen’s Baptism record (# 28, Book 1, from 1858 to 1909, of
Evangelical Lutheran records at Evangelical of Lutheran Confession Church in Brazil – Place:
São José do Hortêncio):
Foi batizada em 11/04/1869 Anna Auguste Panzenhagen, nascida no dia 07/03/1869,
filha de August Panzenhagen, de Patzig, Pomerânia, morador da Picada de Hortêncio,
e Wilhelmina Malakowsky, natural de Carow, Pomerânia. Padrinhos: Johann Altmann,
Wilhelm Nienow, Justine Nienow, Anna Panzenhagen. Número 28.
Translation:
There was baptized on 04/11/1869 Anna Auguste Panzenhagen, born on 03/07/1869,
daughter of August Panzenhagen, from Patzig, Pomerania, inhabitant of Rosenthal
(Picada de Hortêncio), and Wilhelmina Malakowsky, from Carow (Karnitz in other
records), Pomerania. Godparents: Johann Altmann, Wilhelm Nienow, Justine Nienow,
Anna Panzenhagen. Record number 28.
Bellow follows Anna Panzenhagen’s Marriage record (# 172 of Evangelical Lutheran Marriage
records at Evangelical of Lutheran Confession Church in Brazil – Place: Linha Nova):
Em 21 de Setembro de 1887, pela manhã, às 11 horas, na Igreja de Picada Cará,
depois de tripla proclamação sem contestação, foram casados: HERMANN
FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN ZIMMERMANN, filho legítimo do falecido Adam Zimmermann
e de Anna Catharine, nascida Hofmeister, de Campo Bom, residente no Vale Real,
evangélico, curtidor, 25 anos de idade, com ANNA AUGUSTINA PANZENHAGEN, filha
legítima do falecido August Panzenhagen e de Johanne Wilhelmine Henriette, nascida
Malakowsky, natural do Roseiral, residente na Picada Cará, evangélica, 18 anos de
idade. Testemunhas: Eduard Kienast, Wilhelm Regelin.
Translation:
On 09/21/1887, in the morning, at 11:00 o clock, in the Church of Tabaksthal, after triple
proclaim without contestation, were married: Hermann Friedrich Christian Zimmermann,
legitimate son of the deceased (in memoriam) Adam Zimmermann and Anna Catharine,
born Hofmeister, from Campo Bom, resident in Vale Real, evangelical, tanner (who tans
leather), 25 years old; and Anna Augustina Panzenhagen, legitimate daughter of August
Panzenhagen and Johanne Wilhelmine Henriette, born Malakowsky, from Roseiral (old
German name: Rosenthal – Rosedale or Rose valley in English), inhabitant in Picada
Cará (old German name: Tabaksthal – Tobacco’s dale ), evangelical, 18 years old.
Witnesses: Eduard Kienast, Wilhelm Regelin.
Johanne Wilhelmine Henriette Malakowsky, was born about 1845 in Karnitz, Regenwalde,
Stettin (Pomerania), Prussia, and was married with August Panzenhagen (son of Christiano
and Carlotta Panzenhagen), he was born about 1842 in Patzig, Regenwalde, Stettin
(Pomerania), Prussia, and one of their children was Anna Auguste Malakowski (born in
Brazil).
August Panzenhagen and his family migrated in 1866; they arrived in Nova Petrópolis
(settlement city in Rio Grande do Sul State) on 07/04/1866.
Bellow follows the immigration record of August Panzenhagen and his family (Historical Archive
and Public Library of Nova Petrópolis / Immigration / Document year: 1866):
Immigrant: August Panzenhagen, son of Christian and Carlotta, evangelical (Lutheran),
24 years old, farmer; wife: Guilhermina (Wilhelmine), 21 years old; children: Guilherme
(Wilhelm), 1/2 years old; fatherland: Prussia. Arrival Date in Nova Petrópolis:
07/04/1866.
Other Malakowski’s Records – not concatenated:
Historical Archive and Public Library of Nova Petrópolis / Immigration / Document year: 1872):
Immigrant: Carlos Malekowsky, evangelical (Lutheran), 44 years old, farmer; wife:
Carolina Wirken (or Wiahn?), 52 years old; children: Carlos; Minna, 18 years; Augusto,
16 years; Albertina; fatherland: Prussia. Arrival Date in Brazil: 04/30/1872. Note: came
from Santa Catarina State to Nova Petrópolis (Rio Grande do Sul State).
Historical Archive and Public Library of Nova Petrópolis / Immigration / Document year: 1868):
Immigrant: Carl Malikowsky, son of Heinrich Malikowsky and Albertine, born Wegner,
evangelical (Lutheran); birth place: Karnitz / Pommern. Carl married Auguste Malwine
Ernestine, born Kiekow, on 05/08/1896, he was 24 years old. Children: Theoline
Malwine Anna, Edmund August Heinrich. Carl’s family lived in Olinda Village, Nova
Petrópolis. Note: Source: Kirchenbuch für Nova Petrópolis – Band I und II (Church book
of Nova Petrópolis – books I and II).

Re: Isadore Malachowski

memalakoff — 2009-02-25 23:29:31Z

I saw your message from 7 years ago. I don't know if you are still looking. My father's family comes from the same area, and immigrated about the same time (several uncles together). Do you have any other information -- did he keep his Polish name and surname? In our family tree, there is an Edward Malakoff, who arrived in the US about 1921 and had a son, David, born around 1938. He was the son of David Malachowski.I don't know anything else. I don't know if this fits.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

beebers38 — 2008-08-09 17:37:49Z

Sandra,
Could Albert be Adalbert? I've got an Adalbert (no more info) who was married to a Marcyanna_____ b1821 d1911 in North Little Rock, Arkansas. I've got info on their offspring. One of their children who was a Marcyanna is my GrGrM.

Info on Malachowski/Antonia Kwaitkowski in Illinois

gramofnine — 2007-02-01 02:39:49Z

My grandfather was John Malachowski and my grandmother was Frances Jelesinski.Harry is my Father & Irene & Eleanor my aunts.I have John's baptism cert. St. Patrick's Church. John was b.16 May 1887 in Minonk, Ill. His Father was Valentine Malachowski Mother was Antonia Kwiatkowski. They lived all their lives on the NW side of Chgo. Grandpa died in 1951 they were living on Eddy Street (5700) and grandma died in my home in 1957 (5700 Warwick.They were married 21 Feb. 1910 in St. Stanislaus Kostra Church. Does anyone have additional info. on any of them?

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

JLMM1947 — 2007-07-31 01:16:42Z

Mark, the parents of Franciszek,Anton, Anna, Michael (he is a new sibling....hadn't heard of him before), and Franciszka were Jan Franciszek Malachowski, listed as a cobbler in one of the baptismal records I saw, and Francis Gorski. The family was from the Pelplin area of Poland, south of present-day Gdansk. Other towns mentioned in their records are Rosental (just south of Pelplin) and Nowa Cerkiew (south west of Pelplin). My husband and I leave Sunday for a two week trip to Poland and plan to drive through the villages our ancestors came from in the 1870's. Hope to hear from you soon. Another e-mail you could use is judi3158@yahoo.com Warmly, Judi Marks

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

JLMM1947 — 2007-07-31 00:11:05Z

Yes, you are right about the connection! Could you e-mail me directly at judi_m_marks@yahoo.com? I found Anton on a film I ordered from the LDS library near us and Anton and Franciszek were brothers and Anna was their sister. Looking forward to comparing notes further. Warmly, Judi Marks

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

mmhusky — 2007-07-30 23:08:14Z

Hi Judith,
i was just reading through old posts , and found this one of yours. I was wondering if you have any info. on your GGF Franciszek Malachowski's siblings. I believe my GGF Anton Malachowski is your GGF Franciszek's brother, but i can't find any positive info to be sure. My GGF Anton had a sister Anna L. Krajnik -(Anna married Joseph Krajnik) and a brother Michael, Anna and Michael stayed in Buffalo. Anton moved with his wife Frances to Cleveland about 1891 with thier first child Felix. they had 10 children, my GF Henry was their youngest. Just wondering if you have a family connection with or info on Michael Malachowski and Anna Krajnik (that these may be your GGF's siblings)?.
thanks, from Cleveland
Mark M.

Franciszek and Michael Malachowski connections?

mmhusky — 2007-07-13 00:33:24Z

Hi !
Looking for any info, and possible family connection to Franciszek Malachowki who married Joanna Krajnik (abt) 1881, and Michael Malachowski (no info on Michael other than what was listed in the death notice of my great grandfather Anton):

Name: Malachowski, Anton
Date: Mar 19 1949
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #054.
Notes: Malachowski, Anton, of 4138 E. 57, beloved husband of the late Frances, father of Felix, Anthony Walter, Martha Rell, Frank, William, Sophie Gniewkowski, Sally Woodrow, Clara Franek and Henry, brother of Anna Krajnik and Michael of Buffalo, N. Y., and beloved grandfather Funeral Mon., Mar. 21, at 9:30 a. m. from Golubski & Sons Funeral Home corner E. 65 and Fullerton Ave. Services St. Stanislaus' Church 10 a. m.

My great grandfather Anton M. had a sister Anna L. who married Joseph Krajnik he also had a brother Michael both Anna and Michael stayed in Buffalo. I believe Franciszek M. (who married Joanna Krajnik) is another brother of Anton. Anton M. moved to Cleveland Ohio with his wife Francis (Cejer – “Czaiyer”) abt.1891, they had 10 children the youngest Henry was my grandfather.
Thanks ! from Cleveland , Ohio
Mark Malachowski

Re: MALACHOWSKI Ronald Herbert , obit , 1944 ILL. - 2007 UT.

nascar24n48 — 2007-07-02 02:09:54Z

Denise Stiles Gephart heard that Shaunti passed away in Utah and needs info on contacting family. She is plannig on attending services in Utah but needs more info. If you have numbers for the family please call Denise at (702)277-7589 or pass on her number to family members! Thanks! Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

JLMM1947 — 2007-05-22 20:58:36Z

Thanks for the information, Joe. Pelplin, Poznan seems to come up in the Malachowski records and Nowa Cerkiew, south of present-day Gdansk, in the Krajnik records as ancestral villages. Have you done anything with DNA yet? It is easy to submit a sample through Family Tree DNA....costs about $100 for the basic test. As more and more folks send in their samples for analysis, I think we are going to get some really interesting and definitive connections. I will be in Buffalo June 9-13 for an Elderhostel program on Buffalo architecture and plan to huddle with some of my cousins there to see where we are in finding the answers to some of our family tree puzzles. Warmly, Judi Marks

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

jmalacho — 2007-05-22 20:52:06Z

I guess I also should have added that Wojciech was my great grandfather Andrzej's older brother.

Joe Malachowski

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

jmalacho — 2007-05-22 20:50:16Z

I would also be interested in comparing data. I was told some time ago that I didn't have any Malachowski relatives in the Buffalo area, but I am beginning to suspect that. I was recently reviewing the film for St Stans. and came across an entry for a baptismal of Stephen Malachowski (1881) who's parents were Wojciech and Maria (Gruczynski) Malachowski. The 1910 Census says they also had another son Jon (1887) and Eva (1893).

I have been able to trace my Malachowski line back to Slawno Parish in Poznan. I actually visited the parish in 2005. While indexing the marriage records, I came across a marriage between a Wojciech Malachowski and Marianna Kruczynski in 1879. I need to go back to see if I made a transciption error, but that is very close.

Joe Malachowski

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

lca2112715 — 2007-05-22 19:17:05Z

I am going to the Buffalo Library to look up the film on St. Adalbert's Church and look at the city directories soon. I am finding a Frank M.in the Buffalo census. My connection is through my maternal grandmother's side. Katarzyna Malachowski-Polakiewicz who is buried in the St. Adalbert's cemetery here in Cheektowaga,NY.Her husband Stanley is there too. They both have a Rozewicz connection as well. Katarzyna's parents are listed on her death certificate as Martin and Kate, both born in Germany.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

JLMM1947 — 2007-05-22 18:53:12Z

I would love to compare our data. I think we are related to half of the Polish population of Buffalo through our Malachowski-Krajnik ancestors! My husband is taking me to Poland for my 60th birthday gift this year and I am trying to learn as much as I can about the origins of the family. We have even had my uncle, Jim Malachowski (name changed to Mack about 1950) submit his DNA for testing and it was fascinating to find out the haplogroup goes back to the Kurgan culture, north of the Caspian and Black Seas in central Asia. Let's see how we can help each other! Warmly, Judi Marks

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

lca2112715 — 2007-05-22 18:43:38Z

St. Adalbert's in Buffalo rings a bell in my Malachowski connection. Maybe we should compare?

Re: Malachowski Name married to Polakiewicz

lca2112715 — 2007-05-17 21:59:17Z

Update on email address is lca2112@adelphia.net. Still searching for Malachowski name from Buffalo, NY. Apparently Katarzyna's father's name was Martin Malachowski and Her mother's name was Kate, both born in Germany. Katarzyna died in 1910 of Gastritis(this runs in our family)She was 32 years old. Her husband Stanley Polakiewicz,went on to marry again(I believe) a lady named Laura and there were lots of kids but some could have been from Katarzyna. 7 kids to be exact, one was my grampa Joe Polakiewicz.

MALACHOWSKI Ronald Herbert , obit , 1944 ILL. - 2007 UT.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2007-05-03 15:57:33Z

not related - for your info only
Daily Press, Victorville, San Bernardino, Ca.
3 May 2007, B2

RONALD MALACHOWSKI

Ronald Herbert Malachowski died April 30, 2007, in Provo, Utah. He was born Jan. 5, 1944, in Rockford, Ill. to Isadore and Viola Malachowski. He was the fifth of six children.
His family moved to California when he was nine months old, and he resided there for most of his life. A graduate of Fontana High School, he apprenticed for four years as a lather. He was drafted into the Army in May 1965 and served a year in Vietnam. He married Diane Pinkston on Nov. 1, 1969. They moved from Fontana to Hesperia in 1972 and he pursued his life’s work in construction as a lather/plasterer and general contractor. It was in Hesperia that they raised their family of nine children. He was a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he served in various callings over the years. His greatest joy was his family and the many get-togethers and camp-outs on the Kern River.
Ronald was preceded in death by his parents; his son Andrew and his brother Johnny.
Ronald is survived by his wife; his children, Michael and his wife Shaunti; Debbie and her husband Justin; Eric and his wife Tracee; Amy and her husband Jeremy; Bonnie and her husband Danny; Daniel and his wife Ana; Amber; Douglas; daughter-in law, Teresa; his siblings, Jim and his wife Carmen; Betty and her husband John; Bill and his wife Camille; Sue and her husband Bob; sistersin-law, Pat and Karen; 20 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, 30 nieces and nephews; father and mother-in-law Francine and Carmen “Pinky”.
A viewing will be held at 9 a.m. Friday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 10862 Maple Ave. in Hesperia with funeral services to follow at 10 a.m.
Interment will be at 11:45 a.m. Monday at Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside.

Re: malachowski

gramofnine — 2007-01-30 06:02:19Z

WOW, finally found someone reaching the RIGHT Malachowski!My grandfather was John Malachowski and my grandmother was Frances Jelesinski.Harry is my Father & Irene & Eleanor my aunts.I have John's baptism cert. St. Patrick's Church. John was b.16 May 1887 in Minonk, Ill. His Father was Valentine Malachowski Mother was Antonia Kwiatkowski. They lived all their lives on the NW side of Chgo. Grandpa died in 1951 they were living on Eddy Street (5700) and grandma died in my home in 1957 (5700 Warwick.They were married 21 Feb. 1910 in St. Stanislaus Kostra Church. I have more info. you can reach me @ ten99now@bellsouth.net
What is your connection?
Mary Ellen

Katrin Machan & Jan Malachowski

2006-05-31 07:55:12Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 20. Mai 2006:

Auf dem Ozean des Lebens ist das Herz der beste Anker.

Wir haben unseren Anker geworfen - darum trauen wir uns am 24. Mai 2006 um 11 Uhr im Standesamt Bad Hersfeld.

Gepoltert und gefeiert wird ab 19.30 Uhr auf dem Gelände der ehemaligen "Höchster Hütte".

Unsere kirchliche Trauung findet am 27. Mai 2006 um 15.00 Uhr in der ev. Kirche Petersberg statt.

Sorga, im Mai 2006

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-06-04 00:58:34Z

I was born Judith Lynn Malachowski in Buffalo in 1947. We have always heard that my great grandfather, Franiscek (Frank) Malachowski came from Poznan, Poland. He was born in 1860 in Poznan. Married Joanna Krajnik. They had ten children and one of those was my grandfather Maximillanus Malachowski (born 1888 in Buffalo, NY). Hope this helps.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-04-06 19:52:01Z

Hello again Lisa:

I checked our Malakowsky family information, and we have an Albert Malakowsky who is a mystery, not Alfred. Sorry to give you false hope: however, we can trace our family back to a John (Johann) Malakowsky in Germany. In looking at your original posting, I see you refer to Alfred's father as John. The time is about right, as is the location of Alfred's birth. I am not sure how to prove this, but I believe your Alfred must be related to the rest of the Malakowskys in the United States. I'll let you know if I find any connections.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-04-05 16:18:15Z

Hi Lisa:

I believe I have seen that name in our family information, although where he came from is a mystery. Let me check through all my information a little more, and I'll let you know what I find. It could take about a week, so I'll talk to you soon.

Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-02-18 17:08:09Z

I am seeking connections back to Poland or Prussia between the Malakowski (Malakowsky) and Malachowski families. All of the Malakowski's in the United States are descended from a Carl Malakowski, born about 1817 near Breslau (now Wroclaw). Carl's widow came to the United States in 1878 with her children, who were all born in Prussia. I believe the Malachowski name was anglicized to Malakowski when the family came to the United States. I know it's a long shot, but somewhere in the past, I believe these families are connected. I have very complete information of Malakowskis in the United States, but very little of it connecting back to Europe.

Re: Malachowskis in Mass.

2003-01-27 21:40:37Z

Christine,
Here is what I know so far. My G-G Grandparents were Frank Malachowski and Veronica Dombrowski. Both born in Poland. I haven't gotten further back than that. Their children were: Mary Veronica (my grandmother, who married Alfred Parent), Francis, wife named Anne with kids Francis Jr., Debbie; Edmond, wife named Doris, no kids (Both still living in MA); Catherine husband (putnicki?); Alice married Ziegfried Pilch (still living in MA); and Henry. I don't know any of the children of Henry. I am also not sure if I got all of Francis's children. My father couldn't remember all his relatives! Some of these cousins could be part of your family. Aunt Alice said her Uncles were named Walter and Joe and two Aunts Mary(anne?) and Pauline. Maybe something connects! Any information is appreciated!
Thanks,
Michelle

Malachowskis in Mass.

2003-01-09 18:56:00Z

Hi. I am looking for any information on Malachowskis in Mass. Namely, the ancestors of a Francis Malachowski married to a Veronica. They are my G-Grandparents and lived in Springfield, MA I believe. Their children are, to the best of my knowledge:
Mary Veronica Malachowski Parent, Frank, Edmond, Eli, Catherine Malachowski Putnicki, Doris Malachowski Holmquist, Alice Malachowski Pilch, Minnew Malachowski DesChene(s)

Thanks for any help.
Michelle

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-11-06 12:27:16Z

Hi Pat:

I don't know how much you want, but I have 110 pages of information on his relations back to his great-great-grandmother in Minnesota. If you will e-mail me your address, I can send you a copy of what I have (sandatk@together.net). Let me know how far back you want the information. Are you a member of the family, and would you like to contact his sister in Minnesota?

Sandy from Vermont

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

2003-11-05 12:20:31Z

Pat:

I have a Dean Paul Malakowsky, b. June 7, 1949, at Forest Grove, OR, fourth child of Donald Ervin Malakowsky and Gracer Esther (Brooks) Malakowsky. He married Dianne Elaine Grant Sept. 25, 1970, at Hillsboro, OR. She was born Dec. 14, 1951. Dean died Dec. 23, 1981, at Forest Grove, of a brain tumor. Dean and Dianne had two children. Dean was the brother of Cheryl Jean Malakowsky Novak, with whom I correspond. Let me know if you need more. If you have more information about descendants, I would be pleased to receive it.

Sandy in Vermont

Carmillo Malachowski family extension...

2002-01-14 22:23:53Z

your dad, chester is my uncle.
yuohave two living relatives or more in wiscosin.
I'm martin w.Hit this e-address to reply.

My Grandfather Nuchem Lejb Malachowski

2001-09-04 15:53:47Z

I am looking for any relations on my Grandfathers side of the family. As yet i have not traced any. He was born in Warsaw Poland on 15/02/1920. His parents names were Szlama & Cirla. I'm not even sure as to who is the mother or the father as i'm not up on polish names. I have a certificate of Naturalisation after moving to England dated 23/4/1949. Where-upon he changed his name to Nathan Malam. I have been told that the Weisbaum's were cousins. Could anyone with information please contact me at: DVicmar34@aol.com THANKYOU!

Re: Malachowski Name

2001-08-22 16:27:57Z

Linda,I've got limited knowledge of how my Malackowski fits in...looks like her daughter m. Omieczynski. Her pic is in with fam of Stephen Nowakowski, he b. 1893 Berlin GE, came to US 1896. Stephen m. Lucille Omieczynski 1915. Ring any bells? Any help apprecated! Pls e-mail me at Sue33@AOL.com and thanks!

Isadore Malachowski

2001-01-15 14:14:37Z

I'm looking for information about my Grandfather Isadore Malachowski he came through Ellis island lived in Illinois and than California where he died.

malachowski

2000-10-24 09:19:08Z

I'm looking for anything on the history of my famliy, which came over from Poland in the 1800's. If you can help me please get back to me. I am very enterested in this search. Thanks, Sharon....

Morowski vel Morawski

2000-10-11 07:05:59Z

I happened to have the capability of doing a research in all archive in former Galicia and in Poland. I am the representative of Royal Office of Genealogy and Heraldry "Graf". We have our web site at http://www.geociteis.com/jwawrzak/ this site will tell you what kind of services we have and how we can be inservice with your search.

Malchowski surname, and other polish names in your serach

2000-10-11 07:00:46Z

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Catherine Malachowski

larthur3923 — 2001-06-27 11:55:13Z

I am searching for information on my great grandparents Catherine Malachowski. She was married to Stanley Polakiewicz. Their son Joseph lived and died in Buffalo, NY. I have just recently requested a Polakiewicz Board, where information may be posted there in the future.

Malachowski Name

larthur3923 — 2001-06-27 11:55:13Z

Tammy, My grandfather's name was Joseph Polakiewicz and was from Buffalo. His mother's name was Katarzna Malachowski-Polakiewicz. She died in 1910 and I just found her marker. Her husband's name was Stanley and I know where he's buried also. It's possible that your father was a cousin to my grandfather. That would make your father a son to Katarzyna's brother, as your father carried the Malachowski name.

I found that there are very few Malachowski people to begin with and have been seaching the name at least 6 or 7 years now. My email is LCA2112@aol.com. The sisters and the brothers are the hardest to find records on, but we may have some similar information to share. Do you have other information on the name? Let's talk. Linda

Martin Kate Malachowski,Buffalo,NY

larthur3923 — 2001-06-27 11:55:13Z

Parents of Katarzyna(Katherine)Polakiewicz-Malachowski. Both were from Germany, but had to be in Poland in 1878 for Katarzyna's birth.Searching for relatives and information.Last known address for Stanislaus and Katarzyna was 155 or 185 Lathrop St.,Buffalo,NY.

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

Lisa_Loos — 2003-04-04 14:14:58Z

HI, I am not sure if you can help me, but I am looking for information about Albert Emil Herman Malakowsky. He was born in 1862 in Germany. He came to America in 1890-91 and settled in Petone, IL. If there is any link I would love to hear from you. I don't know where to look. Thanks for you time. Lisa

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

P_Rohwer — 2006-03-27 16:37:16Z

Do you have any info on a Dean Malakowski b 6/7/1949 in Oregon and d 12/23/1981 in Oregon. I do not know who his parents were.

Pat from Oregon

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

P_Rohwer — 2006-03-27 16:37:16Z

Sandy,

That is the Dean I am interested in. Do you have information on his parents and siblings? I have some information on Diane and the two boys. But I do not have anything on the parents and siblings.

Anything that you could send me would be great. I will get together some of the info that I have and email it to you.

Thanks again,
Pat from Oregon

Re: morowski

iddeuce — 2002-07-31 03:32:49Z

Hi Cory,

In your posting you mention an Anna Morowski who came to the US with her sister. I am looking for a connection to a Bertha Morowski. Do you have any information on the name of the sister who accompanied your Anna to the US?

Thanks for your response.

Don

Re: Malakowski-Malachowski

jmalacho — 2003-08-01 17:03:44Z

My family is also from Buffalo. I recently found my GGF Andrzej's birth records (1869) in Poland. He was from Slawno (Gniezno), Poznan, Poland. I have been able to find a brother Joseph (1866) but unfortunately the film I have only goes back to 1866. I plan on pulling the next film over the next few weeks. His fathers name was Frank (Francisczek).

Was your GGF married in Buffalo or Poland? Mine was married at St Adelberts (Buffalo) in 1894.

Malachowski in Buffalo

jmalacho — 2002-12-15 18:07:53Z

Looking for a Texas connection. My GGF Andrzej came to Buffalo in 1893 and married Anna Drzewiecki. From the marriage record, it looks like he came from Slawno, Poland. Recently my father remembered that he occasionally visited a sister somewhere in Texas.

malachowski

NANCYPHANDER1 — 2004-02-20 14:02:14Z

Looking for information on my aunt Mary Malachowski her kids names Tessie,Angus,Helen,Marion,Raymond,Stella any information please let me know thanks Nancy

Looking for info on my Great Aunt Mary P Malachowski

NANCYPHANDER1 — 2003-12-30 16:23:57Z

I am looking for any information on my great aunt Mary P Malachowski.I know that she was born June 20,1887 and died on july 10th 1974. Her sister Stefania died about 1 week sooner July 4th.I am not sure where Mary lived maybe newark. Maiden name I have for her is perdek.Not 100% sure on that.Are there any malachowski's outthere that may be related. Thanks Nancy

Re: Malachowski

LCA21121 — 2004-02-09 13:04:08Z

There are some Malachowskis(also spelled Malachowska) buried here in NY: John, Francis, Anna,Helen and a family in the census with Michael being the head of household. There are Malachowskis at Ellis Island and you might try looking for the nearest Catholic-Polish Church in the area. As immigrants, they stuck together. Mine were at St. Adalbert's. Search old Polish Cemeteries in the area they lived. Hope this helps. My Polish Ancestors also worked on the railroads. They also belonged to clubs. Good luck on your search.

morowski/mozuraitis

moz726 — 2005-07-11 03:28:37Z

looking for infor on Margaret Morowski b.july1902 Brookly.m Married James Mozuraitis had 2 children James & Albert my father since my Grandpaents and Father pasted away have no info on family.thanks

Fialkowski Malachowski

kruszewskib — 2003-09-09 14:45:13Z

anyone know of a connection in these names?

Re: malachowski

GeraldineCzajka — 2002-03-18 23:39:12Z

I also am searching for anything on this name. Don't have a first name, he was married to Antonia Mariana Kwiatkowski, they had a son John ( ( married Frances Jeslinski, had dau: Eleanor. son Harry and dau: Irene.)) and daughter Frances (( married William Hienie, had 2 sons, lived in Wenona ILL )) ? and Antonina lived NW side of Chicago. I have more about Antonina and the children. If this is any help write me at Jeri5048@aol.com

Re: Malachowskis in Mass.

christinek18 — 2003-12-16 17:08:02Z

My grandparents also settled in Springfield, Massachusetts. They were Antony and Marianna Malachowski. They had six children - Anna - Stanley (my father), Edward, Peter, Frances, and Barbara. Of these six, Peter, Frances and Barbara remain.

Do you know of a direct connection with my people? If so I have some information and perhaps we can put this together and both gain from it.

Either way, good luck in finding more about your family.