Murawski - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Baran

john_bieda — 2009-07-26 18:58:07Z

Dear Sirs:

I am wondering if my ancestor Magdalena Baran (1820's?-18xx) from Siedliska, Poland (near Lubenia and Rszesow)is related to your family? All I know is that is that she was married to Franciszek Bida (1820's?-18xx). They had a child named Pawel (Paul) Bida or Bieda (1851-1920). Also, am wondering if my ancestor Zofil Baran (1790's?-18xx) from Siedliska, Poland (near Lubenia)is related to your family? All I know is that is that she was married to Jan Statkiewicz (1790's?-18xx). They had a child named Apolonia Statkiewicz (1820's?-18xx).

Can you help me find their parents names, dates, grandparents and also any other ancestors if there is a connection here with your family.

We would appreciate any help here!

Thanks,

Please keep in touch.

John Bieda
sbieda@aol.com

Thanks

2009-07-26 18:55:57Z

Thank you for your information in reply to my inquiry. I will keep that town in mind when searching further. I have no idea where they came from and can't find them on passenger lists. The 1900 census indicates that they came in 1879. I can't find anything earlier. Thanks. Grace

Re: Murawski-Chicago

jhulik — 2009-07-26 18:51:39Z

According to mom:
My Granfather's name was Joseph Murawski. He was married to Olga Pych and had a daughter Beatrice. Olga died soon after Bearice was born. Joseph's brother Boleslaw (William) Murawski married Stephania Karczmarczyk. Boleslaw died after his 5th or 6th child. There were other brothers and sisters that might have lived in Chicago but we know nothing else.
Joseph later married Stephania and had 5 more kids. All my aunts and uncles.
A connection maybe?

Re: Murawski-Chicago

2009-07-26 18:51:04Z

My GG Grandmother was Rosalia Murawski. She married
a Sakrzewski somewhere in Ost Prussia, there son ( only
child ) Johann Fredrick Sakrzewski moved to Lansing Mich.
about 1886, Rosalia died about 1895, I don't know where
that's my problem. No home village name. Hope this
at least narrow down your search.

Re: Murawski-Chicago

pgraceo — 2009-07-26 18:50:36Z

I am researching Murawski's in the Chicago area from 1879 through 1930. My Great grandfather was Jan Murawski, he married Mary Ann Baran in Europe. They had 5 boys, William, Frank, Joseph, Antoni and John. Also two girls, Stella and Mary. Stella was my Grandmother who married Clemens Bessa. They moved to Wisconsin in 1918 but the rest of the family stayed in Chicago. I have some death certificates of 3 of the boys and the girl but can't find any for Antoni.If this sounds like your family, I will be glad to share with you any information I have. Grace Ort

Re: Murawski

2009-07-26 18:50:04Z

I have a Rosa Grzeskoviak born McHy, Kolacin, Poland 8-21-1875
who marries a Martin Murawski on Nov 8, 1894. By 1900 she is a
widow living with her mom and dad in Langlade County, Wisconsin.
They had three children:
Veronica Murawski born 8/16/1895 (or Vera b 1/1896) married to
Antony Magalski
Owens (Caseur) Murawski born 1/1898
Vivian Murawski born 1/1896

This is all the info I have on this name ---

hope it helps, Chris Swoboda

Re: murawski family tree

carolmzeiler — 2009-01-29 01:28:51Z

I seen you was on the Murawski Family Tree with no message.
That is my tree. I'll try and help you if I can.

Re: Andrew Murawski from Poznan, Poland

ldewyer1 — 2009-01-22 15:08:30Z

I cant say for certain with Andrew, but Michael & Stanley this is correct information. Andrew is our block, but I will check out the site mentioned, and thank you for your much needed help..........Lorraine

Re: Andrew Murawski from Poznan, Poland

mjdall — 2009-01-21 22:38:48Z

There are many documents to be found that will fill in the blanks you have. You just need to know where to get them. You might find the Basics of Polish Research page on the PolandGenWeb site a bit of a help:

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~polwgw/howto.html

When I look at the arrival manifest for Stanislaw Murawski, arriving on the SS Grosser Kurfurst on 2 May 1907, I too see "Gaji, Posen, Germany" for his last residence. His birthplace is different and looks like "Geafe or Gease, Posen."

I checked census records. Might these records belong to your Andrew, Michael, and Stanley:

1910 US Census
ED 24, sheet 10B, lines 98-100
Baltimore, Maryland
231 [street name illegible]

Morawski, Andrew M - head, 31 y/o, first marriage, married 3 years, born in Ger-Pol, imm 1890, naturalized citizen, occ: laborer at odd jobs
--------, Frances - wife, 26 y/o, first marriage, married 3 years, 1 of 1 children living, born in Ger-Germany, imm Unknown
--------, Lawrence - son, 1 y/o, born in Maryland

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1910 US Census
ED 62, sheet 5A, lines 37-42
Ludington, Mason, Michigan
600 First Street

Murawski, Michael - head, 31 y/o, married 8 yrs (first marriage), born in Ger-Poland, immigrated 1894, naturalized citizen, occupation: laborer in Saw Mill
--------, Anastaia [sp.] - wife, 27? y/o, married 8 yrs (first marriage), 3 of 3 children living, born in Ger-Poland, imm 1891
--------, Mary - daughter, 6 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Josephine - daughter, 4 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Rose - daughter, 1 6/12 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Stanley - boarder, 30 y/o, single, born in Ger-Poland, imm 1907, occupation: laborer in Lumber Yard

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1920 US Census
ED 26, sheet 13A, lines 10-11
Baltimore, Maryland
231 South Washington St

Morawski, Andrew - head, divorced, 39 y/o, imm 1889, alien resident, born in Germany, speaks Polish, occ: laborer in machine shop
--------, Laurence - son, 12 y/o, born in Maryland

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1920 US Census
ED 93, sheet 9A, lines 7-11
Ludington, Mason Co, Michigan
302 First St.

Murawski, Stanley - head, married, 37 y/o, immigrated 1901, filed "first papers" for citizenship, born in Germany, occupation: painter [business name too blurred to read]
--------, Ida - wife, married, 28 y/o, born in Michigan, parents born in Poland
--------, Angeline - daughter, 6 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Selma - daughter, 3 2/12 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Eliza - son [says son], 1 6/12 y/o, born in Michigan

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1920 US Census
ED 93, sheets 9A&B, lines 50-
Ludington, Mason Co, Michigan
600 First St

Murawski, Michael - head, married, 41 y/o, immigrated 1898, naturalized 1904, born in Poland, occupation: [too blurred to read]
--------, Nettie - wife, married, 37 y/o, immigrated 1889, naturalized 1904, born in Poland
--------, Mary - daughter, 15 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Josephine - daughter, 14 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Rose - daughter, 11 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Helen - daughter, 4 2/12 y/o, born in Michigan

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1930 US Census
ED 7, sheet 9B, lines 51-56
Grand Rapids, Kent Co, Michigan
936 Myrtle St

Murawski, Michael - head, 51 y/o, married, first married at 23 y/o, born in Poland, immigrated 1895, naturalized citizen, occ: laborer at automobile factory
--------, Anastasia - wife, 47 y/o, married, first married at 19 y/o, born in Poland, imm 1890, naturalized citizen
--------, Rose M. - daughter, 21 y/o, single, born in Michigan, occ: office clerk at dry goods store
--------, Helen A. - daughter, 14 y/o, single, born in Michigan
Golczynski, Michael - father-in-law, 71 y/o, married, first married at 25 y/o, born in Poland, imm 1890, filed "first papers" for citizenship
Golczynski, Mary - mother-in-law, 70 y/o, married, first married at 24 y/o, born in Poland, imm 1890, alien resident

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1930 US Census
ED 4, sheet 3B &4A, lines 96-100, 1
Ludington, Mason Co, Michigan
302 First Street

Murawski, Stanley - head, 48 y/o, married, first married at 31 y/o, born in Poland [Germany-Posen crossed out], imm 1910, filed "first papers" for citizenship, occ: section man for P.M Railroad [Steam written above Railroad]
--------, Ida - wife, 41 y/o, married, first married at 24 y/o, born in Michigan
--------, Anagline - daughter, 16 y/o, single, born in Michigan
--------, Selma - daughter, 13 y/o, single, born in Michigan
--------, Aloysius - son, 11 y/o, single, born in Michigan
--------, Eleaor - daughter, 7 y/o, single, born in Michigan

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-MJ

Re: Andrew Murawski from Poznan, Poland

ldewyer1 — 2009-01-19 23:59:11Z

The only record we have for Michael Murawski is family information, what he told his children. Stanley or Stanislaus Murawski, I found his passenger record in Ellis Island records, it also says he lived Gaji,Posen,Poland...its difficult to read It also stated he was coming to live with his brother Michael and family in Ludington, Michigan. Now Andrew Murawski, we have no idea when he came, if before Stanley or after. He came once to Michigan to visit with the rest of the Murawski family, but went back to Baltimore to live. And one family member noted he had one son that went to St Paul, Minn. Its difficult to learn much information as most of the elders have passed, Iam working on this for my mother inlaw, whom is the last of her family. So not much paperwork Iam afraid, only the Ellis Island record for Stanley Murawski, and Michaels birth record stating his parents names. Michael came to the US at age 14, he was an indentured worker, and he worked for a farmer in Baltimore. He lived in Baltimore till he met his wife and then moved to Michigan.

Re: Andrew Murawski from Poznan, Poland

mjdall — 2009-01-19 17:15:59Z

Hi,

Don't know what info you've already found, since you didn't mention any resources, but here are a couple of WW1 draft registrations that could be your Andrew Murawski:

Baltimore City, Maryland
Andrew Morawski
address: 916 S Wolfest, Baltimore, MD
age: 36
DOB: June 13 1882
citizenship: alien born, non-delarant
POB: Posen, Poland
occupation: laborer at Bobington Pk Co, Howard County
nearest relative: Kate Morawski, 916 S Wolfest, Balt.
signature: made his mark [indicating illiterate] and clerk signed "Andrew Morawski"
height: medium 5'6"
build: medium
eyes: blue
hair: brown

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Baltimore City, Maryland
Andrew Morawski
address: 1508 Bank St, Baltimore, MD
age: 38
DOB: January 22 1880
citizenship: alien born, delarant
POB: Germany
occupation: laborer at Wallace Sloffin/Hoffin, 598 Charles & Frombard?, Balto. MD
nearest relative: Lawrence Morawski (son), 1508 Bank St, Balt.
signature: Andrzej Morawski
height: medium
build: medium
eyes: blue
hair: brown

Keep in mind that surnames didn't have to be spelled the same way every time back then, and often clerks never asked how to spell them. So, when looking for the surname Murawski be sure to also look for Morawski and Marawski. Although I'm not researching this surname, it is one that appears in parish records where my ancestors lived in Poland (Russian partition), and those spellings were used interchangeably in the records. Also, when searching through American records, don't forget to substitute a V for the W, since in the Polish alphabet the W makes an English V sound. And when looking for passenger manifests, be sure to use the Polish or German given name they were born with, since the names and other info on manifests were written down prior to the ship sailing.

Andrew = Andrzej (Polish), Andreas (German)
Michael = Michał (Polish), Michael (German)
Joseph = Józef, Jósef (Polish), Josef, Joseph (German)
Stanley = Stanisław (Polish), Stanislaus (Latin), no real equivalent in German that I could find
Lucille = probably Lucja, Łucja, or Lucyna (Polish), probably Lucia (German) [but could have been another name as well, though, since there doesn't seem to be an exact equivalent in either language)

As an aside, was Andrew from the city of Poznań (Posen in German) or just from the province of the same name? What documents do you already have on your ancestors? Naturalization, passenger manifests, census, civil/church marriage, birth/baptism on their children, etc.?

-MJ

Andrew Murawski from Poznan,Poland

ldewyer1 — 2009-01-19 00:14:47Z

Searching for information on Andrew Murawski whom came over from Poznan, Poland aft 1907 to the US. Settled in Baltimore, Maryland. Originally his brother Michael Joseph Murawski came over at age 14, and lived in Baltimore until he married and went to Mason Co, Ludington, Mich. His brother Stanley{Stanislaus} came over in 1907 to join his brother in Michigan. Sometime after Stanley came, Andrew came over. Iam told he came up to Michigan once to visit Michael,Stanley and families, but elected to live in Baltimore, where he married and had family. Does this Andrew sound familar to anyone, his parents were Joseph Murawski & Lucille Kasjuba

Re: murawski in michigan

cheerleader411 — 2008-04-15 03:56:02Z

Still searching for Murawski's? There's a whole slew of us in Michigan!

My great Uncle Frank is completing a family tree as we speak. Pretty interesting!

Re: Krzyanowski

TLS49321 — 2008-03-31 14:49:31Z

Seking info on Johanna KRZYANOWSKI. She was married to Andrew CENTILLI and they lived in Grand Rapids, Kent, MI. She died shortly before 1913, I believe.

Wondering if any of you have this person in your tree. I have found very little info associated with this last name.

Thank you for your help.

Tracy Slaughter

Gustav Murawski and Julianna Hantz / Hans -- Pabianice, Poland

delli86 — 2008-01-22 00:07:43Z

Julianna Hantz/Hans, b. 1861 in City of Pabianice, Poland, a Catholic; married Gustav Murawski, a Lutheran, who apparently had no living relatives. Known children were Leon, Edward, Thadeus, Carol & Lydia. Lydia married an Englishman named Post in a military wedding. They had 2 sons. Russian occupation confiscated family mill. Unknown what happened to any of them.

Re: Martin

Lorraine616 — 2007-06-05 02:31:27Z

I cant be sure, but lets do stay in touch. There maybe some connection here, we will just have to keep digging. Michael,Stanley & Andrew came from Gaji,Poznan,Poland. Now Iam not sure where Gaji is, working on that. But that could have just been a port they left from to I dont know yet. They did have two other brothers come over, but they stayed{as far as family knows}in Baltimore. But there was another brother & sister who elected to stay in Poland, they never came over. Stay in touch, I will update you as I find anything, perhaps we have a connection here!! Lorraine

Re: Martin

javanhove — 2007-06-03 16:21:02Z

Hi Lorraine,
Can't find any immigration records for him, nor for his son Edward who we know came in 1883 at 6 months old based on his obituary. Ellis Island records only go back to 1894?, but I'm assuming that the family came to Baltimore instead of NY. Story is that Martin came before the rest of his family probably late 1870's and worked on building the roads in Antigo, WI. I assume he went back at some point because some of his children were born in Poland before 1883. I have 1885 Wisconsin Census records showing Marls Miraski with 2 white males and 2 white females living in the home, Nativity: Germany.

Based on a record at the Langlade co. WI, Clerk, Martin's parents might be Albert and Victoria. Any connection?

Re: Martin

Lorraine616 — 2007-06-03 13:42:20Z

Jessica, have you checked Martins records in immgration, did it say where martin came from.....

Frank and Doris MURAWSKI vaudeville performers Texas

2006-04-10 00:55:51Z

I am attempting to contact anyone who knows of Frank MURAWSKI (born 1894) and his wife Doris (nee RANDALL born c1900 England) who were vaudeville performers in the 1920’s USA. Frank I believe was a juggler and Doris performed in an all-women trick cycling act “The Girton Girls” run by her sister-in-law Edith along with her two daughters Doreen M. RANDALL (born c 1910 Massachusetts ) and Lily C. RANDALL (born c 1912 Illinios).

Doris was brought up in France with her brother Fred (I believe) who was a jockey and gambler. Sometime 1928-1930 Doris married Frank, they were living in McAllen, Texas in 1977 when Frank died.

My grandmother Louise MORRIS was also in the Girton Girls cycling act and I have several photographs and 16mm film of Doris which I would be happy to share. I am researching for a documentary film being made in New Zealand about my grandmother and would be keen for any information of possible descendants of Doris and Frank who may have different photographs or films than I possess.

Cheers

Grant Campbell

Murawskis from Gaji, Poland

2006-02-20 03:13:27Z

Researching the Family of Stanley/Stanislaus Murawski, he came to the USA 1907 from Gaji, Poland. He went to his brother Michael Murawski already here in Mason Co, Michigan to live. Michael & Family they later moved to kent Co, Grand Rapids, mich. michael came over at age 3 yrs in 1883. Stanley at age 27yrs. Iam guess that Michael must have come with some family member?? We dont have any info on that. Stanley married and remained in Mason Co, Michigan. Is there any other Murawski Family that came from Gaji, would be interested to see if perhaps related. Lorraine

Re: murawski in michigan

2006-02-18 18:56:24Z

Stanley Murawski also lived in Connecticut berfore moving to Detroit, MI. His son, Augustav Stanley Murawski was born in Hartford April 1, 1907. Don't know of any sisters in MI, however.

Re: murawski in michigan

2004-08-18 01:42:22Z

we are murawski's in michigan too. we live in redford but we will be moving in 2 weeks to jackson michigan . our granmother was elenore murawski in detroit and my grandfather passed before i was born, my father is harold murawski which also at this time lives in detroit. names sound familiar? brian

Re: Justin Murawski

2004-03-15 06:34:12Z

i don't know any murawski's in michigan but just thought i'd let you know that there's another justin murawski floating around out there. i live in minneapolis. i'm eventually interested in doing a family tree as well, so keep me posted. i'm sure we're related in some way.

justinm

murawski in michigan

2003-11-11 06:30:45Z

looking to find any murawski families in michigan for family tree purposes

STANLEY MURAWSKI & WIFE ELIZABETH

2003-12-31 18:24:58Z

Hi. Is anyone related to Stanley Murawski born 1874 in Poland. He married Elizabeth Wosciechowska. In 1920/1930 they lived in Buffalo, New York. They had several children....Stanley Jr., Louis (aka Ludwig), Irine, and Regina.
Regina married Leo Zuchelkowski (Zells).
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michelle

John Murawski, born 1849

2003-08-07 20:08:52Z

I am also looking for information on John Murawski who was my great-grandfather but he was born in 1849 and came to the United States from Poland in 1879. I am interested to know where in Poland he lived in. Any help will be appreciated.

Re: Huron County, Michigan

2002-11-28 18:12:24Z

If they are from Huron County Michigan I may have some information.

Re: Port Austin

2003-01-15 15:30:52Z

ARE YOU THE PERSON I WROTE TO BEFORE CHRISTMAS? YOU WERE ASKING ABOUT THE MAYS FAMILY FROM PORT AUSTIN. E-MAIL ME. I HAVE AN ADDRESS FOR SOMEONE WHO IS RELATED TO THE MAYS FAMILY.

Murawski family

1999-12-17 15:45:15Z

Hello my name is Jacob and I'm looking for any other members of my family that I don't know about and are/or looking for me.My e-mail address is murawski@sprint.ca

Katherine Murawski in Massachusetts

2003-01-04 05:17:27Z

My great grandmother, Katherine Murawski, came to MA at age 8, around 1900. She lived in Webster, MA for almost 30 years before moving to Worcester in 1929.

She married Michael Slawinski in 1912.

I'm looking for anything on Katherine's relatives -- parents, siblings, cousins, etc. Any info would be appreciated!

Anna Murawski

2002-10-21 10:52:58Z

I am looking for information on my great grandmother Anna Murawski. She married Richard Kluge. Her father was Michael Murawski married to Catherine Karcult? Anna was born 17 Jan 1872 and died 19 June 1947.

Re: Murawski

1999-09-02 09:22:31Z

Could a Casimir Murawski born 3/16/1881 in Cherri, Austria (Poland) be a relative? Would be glad to share info. Contact by email ggrazda@aol.com.

Looking for info on John Murawski

1999-06-20 06:54:34Z

Looking for information on John Murawski. He is my great-grandfather. He was born on 26 Oct. 1874 in Poland. He died on 9 Mar. 1949 in Bay City, Michigan. His wife's name was Verna Kalka. They had 5 children: Theresa Lillian, Isabelle, Sarah, Chester and Edmond. Please contact me via eMail with any information. Thanks, Sharon

Murawski/Roszaks of St. Paul, MN and Hannibal, MO areas

suelon — 2003-07-25 14:47:56Z

Wanting contact w family of Victor Murawski who married Christine Roszak ~1921, St Paul. Lived/died in Hannibal, MO. Christines parents were Thomas R/Mary Doboszynski from St Paul area. I am most interested in the Roszaks. Sue

Re: Mays

arkguild — 2006-01-26 12:41:07Z

Sorry, I wasn't the one who you had contact with and I don't know of any MAYS connection so far :{

Re: murawski in michigan

SaraHansonMorawski — 2005-02-20 21:50:20Z

Stanley, his wife Helen, and brother Romaldi Murawski are ancestors of Carl Morawski. They lived in Hamtramck. MI from Abt. 1915 to 1980. We are also looking for more family.

Re: John Murawski

Wolfgang_539 — 2003-12-22 21:26:13Z

Who did he marry? My great-grandfather Antoni Murawski's Social Security application lists his parents as "John Murawski and Katty Lace." Antoni was born 18 OCT 1886 in Poland. He married Stanislawa Lukaszewski. They lived and died in Connecticut.

Thanks,
William Murawski

Re: Murawski

wdm_57 — 2005-02-26 22:26:34Z

My great-grandfather Antoni Murawski (b. 1886) came from Poland and lived in Connecticut. He had a sister in Detroit - don't know her name.

Re: Murawski -- Poznan, Poland

javanhove — 2007-05-29 13:09:49Z

Hi Lorraine,

My great grandfather, Edward Murawski was born in Pozan in 1883 and came to America when he was 6 months old. His father's name is Martin. I think Martin came over before the rest of his family. They settled in Langlade county, WI.

Could there be a connection?

Jessica (Muraski) VanHove
jvanhove@avci.net

Martin Murawski

javanhove — 2006-11-02 03:22:02Z

I've been searching for a long time on my line of the Murawski/Muraski family. My g-g-grandfather's name is Martin Murawski (which I found out it is spelled many different ways) born around Nov 1850 in Poland. His first wife's name is Franciska Kubiajek who died 02 Jul 1894 in Harrison township, Marathon cty, WI. They came to Wisconsin from Poland around 1883 after their son Edward Jacob was born. After Franciska died he married Rosalia Gryrskowiak in 08 Nov 1894 in Langlade Co., WI. Martin died on 25 Jul 1899 in Harrison township in Marathon co., WI. The children I have found so far are: Veronica b: 1881 d: 16 Aug 1895 due to scarlet fever; Edward b: 14 Feb 1883; John b: 10 Jun 1887; Lottin?? b: 1890; Mary b: 18 Jun 1892; and Elizabeth Eva b: 26 Jun 1894.

If anyone knows anything else on this family, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you,
Jessica (Muraski) VanHove
jvanhove@avci.net

Peter and Bernice Murawski (c.1900-1973)

tmuraskijr — 2002-05-17 15:07:14Z

I am looking for the ancestry to my grandparents, both from Poland, I believe Warsaw. My granfather came first followed by my grandmother in 1912. They had 9 children who grew up in Detroit. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: John Murawski

reebz5 — 2002-04-01 20:12:47Z

A John Murawski was my grandfather. Perhaps he is the same one?? I don't know much of his parents or where they are from, so there is a possiblility.

Re: Murawski

arkguild1 — 2002-08-06 15:19:30Z

Hi Jacob, I have been looking for relatives of Frances Murawski my g-gma. She lived in Chicago and was married to Frank Pawelczyk. Circa 1910's Could there be a connection?

Re: Michael Murawski -- Poznan, Poland

Lorraine616 — 2007-06-03 13:36:40Z

Hi Jessica, Michael was supposed to have been the first over here at age 14 in 1893, the Stanley in 1907, the other brothers after that. Iam not saying they couldnt be related in some way, but Ive read that Poznan was a big Province. Do you know about where in Poznan Martin was? Lorraine......

Michael Murawski -- Poznan, Poland

Lorraine616 — 2007-04-28 04:00:36Z

Still looking for lost relatives of Michael J Murawski b:1879 Poznan,Poland Came to USA at age 14, as a indentured worker in Baltimore,Maryland. He married Anastasia Golczinski 1901, and they moved to Mason Co,Mich. Michaels brother Stanislaus came to USA 1907 and went to Mich also to live with Michael & family. There were 3 other brothers who came either before Stanley or after, but they remained in Baltimore,Maryland. One was named Andrew Ive been told. They were supposed to have come from Poznan,Poland and thier parents names were Joseph Murawski & Lucille Kasjuba. I was told Andrew had a son who went to live in St Paul,Minn. Any connections out there? Lorraine

Re: murawski in michigan

Lorraine616 — 2005-09-03 23:47:25Z

Justin, are you still researching the Murawski name. Iam researching the Murawski name for my mother inlaw. Her parents were Stanislaus Murawski born in Poland 1879 and came here to the USA and lived in Mason Co, Ludington, Michigan. His wife Ida Krzyanowski was from Manistee Co, Michigan. Stanislaus came over a few years after his brother Michael Murawski. Michael lived in Mason Co, Ludington, Michigan until sometime after 1920s, where he moved his family to Kent Co, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Do you have these two gents in your family tree? Lorraine

Stanislaus & Michael Murawski

Lorraine616 — 2005-09-03 23:54:16Z

Iam looking for info help in my search for my mother inlaws family tree. Stanislaus & Michael came here from Poland, and settled in Michigan. Michael came a few years before Stanislaus, and was settled in Mason Co, Ludington, Michigan when Stanislaus came over to live with Michael and his family. Michael was married to a Anastasia, she was born in Poland also. Michael later moved his family sometime after the 1920s to Kent Co, Grand Rapids Michigan area. Stanislaus met Ida Krzyanowski in Manistee Co, Manistee, Michigan and married and lived in Mason Co, Ludington, Michigan. Does anyone know of these two families?? Any help is appreciated Lorraine

STANLEY MURAWSKI

mommadew53 — 2004-08-13 03:37:01Z

Looking for information on my husbands grandfather Stanley Murawski. Iam just begining my research on my husbands family, and from what I understand Stanley was born in Poland. I dont know what year he came to the USA, but he married a Hedwig(Ida) Krzyzanowski in Manistee, Manistee Co, Michigan Nov 12th, 1911. Ida was from Onekama, Manistee Co, Michigan. I dont have any birthdates, only Stanleys death date of 1940. Please any information anyone could help me with would be appreciated

Murawski in St. Joseph, Missouri

huskerknox12 — 2006-03-11 03:18:30Z

Looking for any information on Murawskis in St. Joseph, Missouri. We are related through Mary Ann Murawski, who married Antone Florian Chylinski. The Murawski family, with multiple children, moved to St. Joseph in the late 1800s.

Chuck Knox
Pella, IA

Seek Betowski connection to surname Murawski -- 1880

rainedavies — 2003-02-14 06:38:41Z

Wondering if anyone on this board shows a family connection to BETOWSKI, around 1880 in Kings Co. NY.
Thanks for any helps
Raine