Marcin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: kusnir

jshepard95 — 2009-11-09 04:54:02Z

Hi Cindy
My name is Judy Shepard, Vinca Karaba Kryzak was my grandmother. Vinca and John or Jan were sister and brother. Vendal, Mary, Emilia were other brother and sisters. In one of your other postings you mentioned an Aunt Amelia. Is that on your Grandfather or Grandmother's side? Please let me know if you have a written history of your grandfather's family. I would love additional information on any of the the brothers or sisters and of Martin and Apolonia.

Re: Marcin Surname

marcin74 — 2009-10-09 07:10:11Z

hello, i was looking for some info. on a john marcin, i kno his son andrew was born in pgh pa, born around 1900, give or take on that year, any info would great,
thanks,

r. marcin r_marcin@yahoo.com

Re: kusnir, hosko, karaba

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-10-04 15:10:35Z

In 1995 in Slovakia where your ancestral surname were :
http://slovnik.juls.savba.sk/?w=hosko&s=exact&c=S1b7...
http://slovnik.juls.savba.sk/?w=karaba&s=exact&c=H5c...
http://slovnik.juls.savba.sk/?w=kusnir&s=exact&c=ree...

Marczin

dlalmashy — 2009-02-19 12:24:13Z

I'm looking for any information about the Marczin family who lived at 429 6th street in Donora, Pa. They where there in 1915. They were first cousins of my father and came here with his grandfathers brother Alexander Almasi. They might have spelled the name Almasy. I have heard they ran a bakery store and also sold Hungarian Sausage. I have found a Alexander Marczin who last lived in McKeesport and died in 2003. I think he was a son and might have been the end of the family if they don't have kids. I also see that there was a Vilma Almasi with them. I believe her to be a daughter of the Almasi family too.She was a year older than Alexander was so she is probably dead as well. Any info or tips would be appreciated. They were from Abara, Zemplen County, Hungary in 1915.

Re: Marcin Surname

marcin74 — 2008-03-03 14:55:04Z

hello, i don't know a lot about my family, but i do know my, g,g,g grandfather was named john marcin, wife's name was elizabeth, his son was andrew marcin, born in PGH. 1887. haven't been able to find anything else beyond that,
thanks, any info. would be great.

kusnir

cynthia4190194 — 2007-08-26 02:15:50Z

My grandmother was Maria Kusnir she was born 1887 in hungary she came to the united states about 1909-1913. She married my grandfather John Karaba who also came from Hungary in 1908 they where married in cleveland ohio. John parents where Martin Karaba and Apolonia (Hosko)Karaba. Any info would be greatly appricated. Thank You Cindy hamm

Re: I think we are related!

Nymick2 — 2007-04-02 17:34:04Z

Just noticed your post. My great uncle, Charles Kushner (Kusnir) was married to Julia Marcini in Manhattan in 1895. Her parents were Nathan Marcini and Maria Miklosko. She was born in Austria Hungary (based on info in marriage certificate). I also located a NYC marriage record for a John Marcini, married Elizabeth Mozgo in July 1899. They were both listed as living in Raritan NJ. As best as I can determine, they had at least 2 children, Joseph and Peter.
Could they be your family?

Louise Lynn (Soutter) Marcen

takelley — 2006-05-05 16:35:26Z

Seek full name of Louise Lynn Soutter's husband, date and place of their marriage, and place of her death. Her obituary appeared in The Washington Post and listed her death date as 9 August 1961 and her name as Louise Lynn Soutter, but her tombstone, in Dumfries Cemetery, Prince William Co., VA, lists her name as Louise Lynn Marcen. No other Marcens appear to be buried in this cemetery.

Re: Origins of Marciniszyn

2005-06-06 09:09:30Z

Hi Jenifer Hansen

I do not say English, therefore I am using a translator.
It forgives the errors.
It has some time behind I answered an email on the Marciniszyn origin.
I have made research on the Marciniszyn/Marcinichen origin, then and created a site with some information: http://br.groups.yahoo.com/group/fam_marcinichen/
If you to want will be able to visit the site.
It answers to keep contact, ok?

Greetings.

Jacqueline Marcinichen Maria (Santa Catarina - Brazil)

Obit: Mary (Guydan) Marcin, d. December 15 1972

JLBURKET — 2004-06-07 10:02:40Z

[Note: I am not researching any of these families. Just posting this obit because it was on the same page as an obit I tracked down for an RAOGK request.]

The Morning Call
Allentown, PA
Saturday, December 16, 1972
Page 20

Mrs. Mary Marcin, 81, of 334 Railroad St., Allentown, died Friday morning in Muhlenberg Medical Center. She was the widow of Michael Marcin, who died Dec. 5. Born in Czechoslovakia, she was a daughter of the late Lucas and Mary Guydan. She migrated to the United States in 1921, settling in Allentown. She was a member of St. John’s Greek Catholic Church, Allentown. Surviving are two sons, Michael of Czechoslovakia, and Joseph, at home; four daughters, Mary, wife of William Szoke, Helen, wife of Anthony Barbera, Nancy, wife of William Zeky, all of Allentown, and Anne, wife of Joseph Simonetta of Yardley, Bucks County; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gaydos of Czechoslovakia, and Mrs. Helen Skirka of Bayonne, N.J.; 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be at 8:30 a.m. Monday in the Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Ave., Allentown, followed by a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. in the church. Calling hours will be 7-9 p.m. Sunday.

MARCIN from France

jwebster1_1 — 2004-05-08 22:01:55Z

My mother's maiden name is Marcin and her family is from Cousance aux Forge. Anyone looking into this family??

Re: Origins of Marciniszyn

2003-01-02 09:44:05Z

Bom dia.

Eu sou de origem polonesa, austríaca e ucraniana.
Meus bisavós vieram da europa e quando chegaram ao Brasil, nos registros de cartório, foi alterado e sobrenome de Marciniszyn para Marcinichen.
Estou pesquisando e tentando encontrar descendentes de Marciniszyn, para poder montar a árvore genealógica da família.
Foi muito bom saber que você também está fazendo o mesmo.
Eu agora estou na Suécia, em Åmål, de férias, mas moro no Brasil, no estado de Santa Catarina, na cidade de Lages.
Existem alguns Marcinichen e Marciniszyn no Brasil.
Responda-me e poderemos nos conhecer e montar a árvore geneológica de nossa família.

Marcinkiewicz

shirley87 — 2002-12-15 00:07:49Z

Our name was shortened to Marcin by my deceased father-in-law, Edward Marcin. He was born in Worcester, MA on Sept. 6, 1918. Deserted his first wife and two boys and moved to California. He had a daughter, named Tori, by his second wife. If Tori reads this please contact me. You have two step-brothers you have never met, Richard Robert.

Re: Marcinkiewicz

shirley87 — 2002-12-15 00:07:49Z

Hi Cate.....

I have sent you a private email.....thanks ever so much for answering. I hope we can keep in touch as I would love more information on the family and about Tori.

Shirley Marcin....your cousin-in-law!!!

Looking for Marcin's from Fekisovciach Slovakia

jillmartin_1 — 2002-10-13 04:20:13Z

My Father-in-law, Michael Martin was born in Elizabeth PA and moved home to Czechoslovakia returning to the US via Cateret, NJ. sometime in the late 1930's. He had a brother John who stayed in NJ and several brothers and sisters who stayed in Czechoslovakia. He lost touch with his brother Johns family after Johns death. Would love to find John's childrens (my husbands first cousins)....

Re: MARCIN name or surname?

2002-09-21 00:25:55Z

my name is brian marcin searching for famaily in any part of the world slovic backround name,s number,shave been looking for year,s father,s name michael marcin grandmom,s name is mary marcin barsey

Re: Marcin

2002-05-18 03:09:13Z

My great grandfather's name was John Marcin, changed to Martin. He married Juli Wolovar or Volovar around 1911. Some of their children's names are John, George, Paul, Helen, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, Ann. They lived in Winber Pa. Juli came over on the Carpathia in 1906 or 1907 from hungary/austria.

Re: Marcin Surname

2002-05-18 03:04:15Z

My great grandfather's name was John Marcin. He married Juli Volovar or Wolovar around 1911 and lived in Winber, Pa.

Origins of Marciniszyn

2001-03-16 07:48:06Z

My mother's maiden name is Marciniszyn, and I was unable to find this name on here. I know that this last name is Ukrainian because my great-grandfather came from the Ukraine. If anyone has any information on this name, please let me know.

Marcin Surname Histrory

2001-02-08 08:58:38Z

Can anyone send me the history and the origin of the Marcin Surname?

Thanks family.

Looking for John J. Marcin

2001-01-05 20:42:54Z

Hello All,
My name is Renee I am married to John J. Marcin. The last place I knew of him residing was in Kenosha WI. He was born in Jersey. I am looking for him so I can get a divorce. By the way we have a daughter together her last name is Gibbs. John is 34 and he has four other children last i counted. Could be more. He may or may not be in WI or IL. area. Please if you know of him I really have to find him my happiness depends on it. The mother of his other children's name is Laura. He also lived in Zion IL. about 7 yrs ago. That was the last time i seen him. PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN and if i have any info. valuable to you i will give it to you. My e-mail is Renee28_99@yahoo.com. By the way he has never laid eyes on the daughter we have together. He don't want nothing to do with her. I am not trying to collect support or anything just to get a divorce. Been separated for about 7 yrs. now.

marcin

2000-12-15 14:47:29Z

I found 2 more siblings to add to the list: Ed and Elsie.

family

2000-12-15 03:34:04Z

My husbands great grandparents has 13 children by my calculations. George,Stephen,Lucille,Ann,Mary,Albert,Frank,Michael,Paul,Peter,Andrew,John,Thomas. Haven't tracked down a Margaret yet. Great Grandpa was born 1884 and died 1962. Great Grandma 1887 and died 1928. I believe I got this from a headstone in the Streator Cemetary. We now are in Florida and only get back for visits. I wish I would have started this earlier. I do know that on Grandpa George's SS application he was born in Yonkers New York Jul 5,1907.

Marcin

2000-12-14 14:07:12Z

Hello Bev. I just received your message. I also just began to research my fathers side of the family. I have very little information right now. I know that my great great grandparents are John Marcin and Mary Marcin. (I am not sure of Marys maiden name yet.) They immigrated to Streator, Illinois from Sarisska in 1906. They had 5 children: John, Andrew, Margaret, Mary and Albert. That is what information I have right now. Let me know if we have a connection!

marcin

2000-12-14 04:06:37Z

My husbands Mother was a Martin whos grandfather was John Marcin married to Mary Hrabeck. Her fathers name was George and we grew up in Streator. I'm doing some research but my mother-in-law has passed so it is kind of slow going.

surname marcin

2000-12-05 22:34:05Z

I am looking for any information on John Marcin who resided in Streator, Illinois. He was born on January 2, 1882.

Marcin

2000-11-04 03:15:30Z

Would like to check this further if you are interested. My email is SpcDlvry@aol.com.

Pam

marcin surname

2000-11-03 19:13:31Z

My moms surname was MARCIN with immediate family ties to the village of HAZLIN in the Slovak Republic. Am in touch with other family members there presently. Many MARCIN family members immigrated to the North Western part of Indiana in the Gary, In. area of which several are my cousins. Have completed my family tree on the MARCIN surname. Can snail mail contact me at 5760 Marshall Place in Merrillville, In. 46410-2163

Marcin

2000-11-03 18:37:18Z

Pam and Kathy:
My Grandfather came from Slivnak in Slovakia. He had 3 brothers, Joseph, John and Frank, 2 sisters Sophie and Veronica. All except Veronica came to the US in the early 1900's and settled in Wyoming Valley, PA. We sort of lost track of the sister who remained in Slovakia, I do remember my dad saying that there was some correpondence with her for awhile. I do not know if there were other Marcin's in that village as they did not like to speak of the "Old Country" I do not know how common a name Marcin is. Please keep in touch as I have been in contact with an Aunt who knows more of the family history than I do

Marcin

2000-10-26 04:59:13Z

I think we may be related, by marriage. My husband, Tom Martin's family is from Pittsburgh. His father, Albert, had 4 brothers and 2 sisters, named John, Steven, William, George and Helen and Mary. His father's birth certificated lists Alberts last name as Marcin. The mother's name was Barbara and she was born in Austria-Hungary. We don't know the father's name for sure, but it may have been John and was called Pap and was from Slovakia. We have wondered about the family name and the change to Martin and your post is awfully close in terms of family names.

MARCIN name or surname?

2000-07-03 15:14:59Z

Hi my name is Carlos Marcin, and i live in Mexico City, i really want to know the origins of the Marcin familiy, by the way they told me that in Poland, Marcin is the translation for the first name Martin, what do you think about?

Marcin and Huffstutler

2000-06-28 13:10:58Z

My grandmother was Elizabeth Marcin. She was born Jan 19, 1902 we think in Tennessee. She died July 29, 1987 in Jefferson County but was buried in Blount County. She was married to a George Lane and then she married William Huffstutler. They were married on Aug 28, 1926. If anyone has any information on her or her parents I would greatly appreciate it. My email is MooreSunny@aol.com.
Thanks
Sonya Moore

MISSING NEPHEW

2000-05-28 22:43:35Z

looking for nephew cristian who was 5years old when i last saw him.my brother got divorced and he was adopted by her new husband. he is now 23 yrs old and about to have another birthday.TOO MANY YEARS HAVE PASSED!!HIS GRANDMOTHER WOULD LOVE TO SEE HIM

czech and irish

2000-05-28 22:24:47Z

looking for nephew

Marcin Surname

2000-05-14 14:16:03Z

My grandfather came from a small village, in English Little Plumtree, in what is now known as the Slovak Republic but at the time was Slovakia. Members of his family settled in Northeastern PA near Wilkes-Barre. From what I have been told, there are still relatives in The Slovak Republic. My Grandfather was Stephen, he had a brother Frank and a sister
Sophie, all who came to the US to PA. I think that there must have been another brother because I have a large number of cousins who live in PA, The brother may have been Joseph or John. They came to the US by way of Hambourg Germany in the early 1900.

genealogy

2000-04-08 19:33:50Z

My mothers maiden name was also MARCIN. Mom came to the USA from roots in what is now the Slovak Republic, formerly part of Czechoslovakia.My research centers on the village of HAZLIN with more ties ending up in Northwest Indiana where mom lived. Plenty Marcin surnames here. Can contact me for more info. by mail at 5760 Marshall Pl. in Merrillville, In. 46410-2163

Re: Marcin

2002-05-18 03:00:09Z

My grandmother Juli Volovar married John Marcin (changed to Martin) around 1911. They lived in Winber, PA and had beaucoup offspring.

Re: Marcinkiewicz

2001-08-09 17:47:53Z

Dear Shirley, My name is Cate, my cousins may remember me as Cathey. My father was their uncle Walter. I think the last time I saw them, I was 12 or 13 , at my grandmother's house in Worcester! Their mother's name was Marian. I am 44 ,now and live in California. I have been trying to put my family history toether, about a month now, and tried this site out for the first time today. I know a little about Tori from when she would write my grandmother, as a child. My mother, Ethel, has a few memories too. Before my dad died, he made several trips to California, and went to see uncle Ed in Chino.

edward john marcin

2001-07-19 19:15:25Z

I am trying to find my grandfathers family. The only information I have is his name was either Edward John or John Edward. He married Mary Lou Bowman and had two sons Dwight and David. The last know where abouts is in Pennsylvania in the late 40's to early 50's. Any information would be appreciated.

Marcin

kathleend — 2001-11-29 04:21:09Z

Add me to the list - my grandmother was a Marcin from Slovakia and came over in the late 1800's. She had brothers in the St. Clair area as well as NJ.
Could ther be a connection?

Marcin

kathleend — 2001-11-29 04:21:09Z

Add me to the list - my grandmother was a Marcin from Slovakia and came over in the late 1800's. She had brothers in the St. Clair area as well as NJ.
Could ther be a connection?

marcin

kathleend — 2001-11-29 04:21:09Z

I forgot to mention - My Marcin family changed their name to Martin when they came over to the USA.

Marcin(e) Surname

rmarcine — 2001-10-29 12:28:39Z

I am married to Richard Emil Marcine, Jr. b. 3/26/41. The spelling of the name has been Americanized by adding the e to the end of the name. The family settled in Raritan, New Jersey. Would like to hear from anyone interested in the name.
Ruth Sickles, Marcine

Marcin

rmarcine — 2001-10-29 12:28:39Z

Hi Gail,
I doubt there is any connection. This family is Chek and came to the USA in the very early 1900s and settled in Raritan, New Jersey. The name was always Marcin, but my father-in-law added the e and made it Marcine.

Marcin to Martin in PA

sylviachasemeadows46 — 2001-07-09 13:50:09Z

I am related to John Martin/Marcin married to Victoria Babbish, died in Sheppton PA, abt 1906. Children Joseph,Edward,John (married Mary Pavlowski,live in Berwick),Eva,Elizabeth(married RAlph Marsicano,live in Berwick) ,Michael,Albert (married Catherine and Louise),Charles(married Anna McBrearty,lived in Philadelphia). Any relation? sylvi@alpha1.net

Marcin

lbaltusis — 2001-10-15 14:49:37Z

Looking for information on Marcin family. Originally from Lithuania; migrated to New Jersey. My husband's grandmother was Eva; she had 2 sisters; Mary and Julie and three brothers; Joseph, George and Anthony. I only know that Anthony moved to Florida with his wife, Sophie. Any information would be appreciated.

Surname: Marcia

gailmiller16 — 2001-07-05 22:32:41Z

Wondering if this could be related. My family comes from Alsace,Lorraine,Russia or Germany. Name has been changed lots of times
My Grandfather's Name was Martin Marcia or Marce' or Marca or Marsie. Married to a Madaline Zimmerman in Russia than to a My Grandmother Katherine Roth. If any Connection Please contact. Thanks.

Marcin

gailmiller16 — 2001-07-05 22:32:41Z

Sorry no Match Thanks for the rely Gail

Marce or Marcia

gailmiller16 — 2001-07-05 22:32:41Z

Hi I'm related to the Roth's but I don't know to much about the connection. My Grandmother was Kathernina Roth born in Russia or Germany. Married my Grandfather In Balgonie, Sask. Canada, if intrested contact me ok. Gail

Marcin

gailmiller16 — 2001-07-05 22:32:41Z

Sorry Jason I don't think that we are related just found out that the last name is Marce. Thanks for the rely. Gail