Mlodzik - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: polish roots

maryredding3 — 2010-05-10 17:37:25Z

i grew up in princeton,and i do remember Drills..Joe was our dentist and Vic was like the Coca-
cola man; but i never thought the drill family was related to the mlodziks. i have a daughter in brisbane but she does not know any mlodziks in australia.

Re: polish roots

maryredding3 — 2010-05-10 17:37:23Z

Re: Mlodzik, Drill, Starszak et al

DeborahGunther — 2009-04-22 13:50:34Z

Our families came from the towns near Naklo nad Notecia (Wyrzysk), Bydgoszcz, Poland. If you find out that your ancestors came from that area, then we may be related.

You can see more detail on our family tree at:
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

Deb Gunther

Re: Mlodzik, Drill, Starszak et al

WandaMlodzick — 2009-04-22 05:50:27Z

Wow..You know that my surname is also Mlodzick( Dutchies put the C in our name to make it sound better) And we have family in poland by the name Starszak!
I think we're family!!

Re: polish roots

DeborahGunther — 2009-04-02 16:31:55Z

Usually you will have to provide more information before anyone can help you. Where and when were they born? What are their first names?

Deb

Re: polish roots

deborahvaughanmlodzik — 2009-04-02 04:24:04Z

my great grandmother was Slowik,my grandmother is Mlodzik anything you can tell me please respond

Re: polish roots

2004-04-23 00:22:17Z

My grandmother, Catherine Mlodzik was born about 1880(?)in Sypniewo, Poland about 20 miles from Zlotow as I recall. Her family immigrated to the US, Northern Michigan Great Lakes area soon after that. I visited Sypniewo last October. Barbara Lowney Holman

Re: Joseph Mlodzik of Duluth MN

gungazo — 2004-04-20 00:08:59Z

Descendants of Joseph Mlodzik of Duluth: Please see the message at
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/surnames.mlodzi...

I think this may be a relative of yours who lives in Europe. Joseph's daughter Catherina said she was born in Sypniewo, where Julius is from.

Deb Gunther

Re: polish roots

gungazo — 2004-04-20 00:04:27Z

Julius: in your message from 2003 you said that your grandfather's uncle moved to the United States in about 1860. I found a man named Joseph Mlodzik, who was born in 1854 and moved to the United States in 1884. Could this be the right man? See my data at:
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gungaz...

His daughter Catherina said she was born in Sypniewo, which is the town you named in your message on Ancestry.com on the Mlodzik board. Please take another look at the board, because Joseph's grandchildren have posted messages there. I hope you can make contact with your American relatives. I'm sure they would be very happy to hear from you.

Deb Gunther

Re: Mlodziks in Deutschland, Poland

gungazo — 2004-04-17 17:34:39Z

One of my fellow researchers places Frank (Francis or Franciscus) as a brother to my ancestor, Joseph Mlodzik, who settled in Princeton, Green Lake Co. WI. I have no proof of this, and I think that obituaries may give us more information, though the ones I do have don't name brothers or sisters. My information on my ancestors' births came from LDS Family History film # 585811. Frank married Josephine Thomas or Thomes, and there was another Joseph Mlodzik who also immigrated to Minnesota (Duluth), who was married to a Florence Thomas, which makes me think those 2 families might be related. It's possible that Frank and Joseph may be cousins to my ancestors.

Mlodziks in Deutschland, Poland

ddahlgren_1 — 2004-04-16 23:38:28Z

I am looking for information on how to find birth records on my great-grandfather, Frank Mlodzik. He was born in Deutschland, Poland in 1871. He came to the United States and lived most of his life in Greenbush, Minnesota. I do not have any more information than this and I was wondering if anyone can give me some advice.

Plocicz by Kamin - Zempelburg

2004-02-02 11:56:38Z

Hi,

I just got a copy of my father's birth certificate. The original spelling of my name is Mlodzik.

He was born in Plocicz , a small village by Kamin county of Zempelburg. His father is Jozef Mlodzik - born Feb 13, 1902. His brothers were named Albert, Hans, Murks (spelling?) and his sister was Edmunda. I have no further information on them.

If this information means anything to anyone or knows of more Mlodziks from that area, I would love to hear from you.

Thanks,
Sonya

MlodzEk??

smlodzek — 2003-11-24 10:48:34Z

Hi,

My grandfather was Polish. He spelled his name Ek not Ik. My father was born in 1942 in Kamin kreis Zempelburg. Unfortunately, my grandparents are both dead.

Would anyone know if perhaps MlodzEk should be spelled Ik? I am just starting on this journey.

Thanks,
Sonya

Re: MlodzEk??

gungazo — 2003-10-07 22:34:23Z

I believe that both names probably mean the same thing. Mlodzik means "young man" in Polish, therefore it does not necessarily mean that any 2 Mlodziks came from the same town. They could have originated independently in different places at the time when surnames were being assigned.

Deb Gunther
Mlodzik board manager

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-07-09 01:55:55Z

Judi, did you receive the messageI sent you in the spring? Our Mlodzik's are related. My grandmother Catherine was the sister of your grandfather, I believe. Barbara

Re: polish roots

gungazo — 2003-06-27 21:36:43Z

There are not many Mlodzik families in the United States. I try to document them all. My ancestors were from Naklo nad Notecia (Wyrzysk), Bydgoszcz, Poland. They came to the United States between 1872 and 1873. Please write again if you can find a name or birth year, and I will see what I can find.

Deb Gunther

polish roots

mlodzick — 2003-06-27 20:57:37Z

hello,
i am Julius Mlodzick, i am from Holland, my father came from Poland . in the neighbourhood of naklo ilowo , sypniewo sepolno/krajenka ( zempelburg) my fathers name was Klemens Mlodzik , born 30 september 1914 .
the name of his father was Juliusz and i was married to Sebilka.
the uncle of my grandfather went to the USA around 1860.
does somebody know more of this?

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-05-06 05:56:20Z

Hi Judi, Your grandfather Joseph George Mlodzik was the brother of my grandmother Catherine Mlodzik, who married John Lowney in Duluth, had 5 children, and moved to Sacramento, CA. One of their sons, my father James Lowney and my mom visited your grandparents many times in Southern California, and also visited with Donald and his family. I called Donald a few years ago re our ancestry. You have seen Deb Gunther's information. I received it today and was overjoyed. So lets communicate more. Sincerely, Barbara Lowney Holman

Re: Mlodziks of Duluth MN

2003-05-06 04:19:05Z

Debbie, thank you for the volumes of information. Barbara

Re: Mlodziks of Duluth MN

gungazo — 2003-05-06 01:34:09Z

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-05-05 15:18:59Z

Catherine Mlodzik was my grandmother. She married John Lowney about 1900 in Duluth, Minn (I think) They had 5 children. Her brother was Joseph Mlodzik. I think their mother married a Mr. Manthey later and lived in Duluth. Any connection here? Thanks

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-04-03 02:58:15Z

This is great. We have also been trying to trace family roots but have had trouble doing so. My brother, Michael Mlodzik, has assumed this role for us and has some information. Frank's surviving grandson is Donald Mlodzik. He lives in Fullerton California. Michael is in Idaho. His last email address was mlodzik@ida.net. Donald has no email. Between the three of us we could probably fill in some information for our branch.
What would be helpful first?

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

gungazo — 2003-04-02 00:27:45Z

Greetings, and welcome to the board! I have been trying to make contact with your family for awhile. Most of us settled in Wisconsin, but your ancestor Frank (Franciscus Xavier Mlodzik) settled in Minnesota and we don't know much about his descendants. He was born December 03, 1871 near Naklo nad Notecia (Wyrzysk), Bydgoszcz, Poland, apparently the youngest of the 10 known children. His parents were Michael Mlodzik and Marianna Jaszezyka. Check out my database at:
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

I would love to share information with you and your genealogist brother...

Deb Gunther

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-04-01 02:25:33Z

My family is from Duluth, Minn. My father was Robert Joseph Mlodzik, 2nd of 4 sons of Joseph George Mlodzik and Genevieve Reddington. The other 3 sons were George (deceased); Joseph (deceased) and Donald (living in Fullerton, CA).
I have 2 brothers Michael Robert Mlodzik of Rexburg, Idaho, and Charles Mlodzik of Bremerton, Washington.
Michael is also involved in geneology reasearch through the LDS church.

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2003-02-14 21:13:01Z

my mom's family is from princeston wi. her father was mark mlodzik. she had 13 bro and sisters

Mlodzik, Drill, Starszak et al

DeborahGunther — 2002-08-27 00:29:25Z

Re: Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

DeborahGunther — 2001-06-22 21:12:33Z

Here is the website:
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?d...

Mlodziks of MN, WI and MI

2001-04-03 12:00:00Z

I am seeking to compile all the Mlodzik families of the upper midwest, as I am finding that we are all probably related.

Check out my website (below) and please contact me with any additions or changes.

Joseph Felix Mlodzik, mid-1800s, brothers in WI

2000-10-13 12:40:28Z

Trying to compile all descendants of the Mlodzik brothers of Princeton, Green Lake Co. WI. Search my database "gungazo" on WorldConnect at Rootsweb.com to see what I have so far.