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Need help for Mary Piasecki

comrade28 — 2009-08-21 21:03:55Z

I'm looking for information on my great grandmother Mary Piasecki. She was born in Brody, Brodivskyi, Lviv Oblast, Ukriane about 1901 too Alexander Piasecki and Christina Chuslyk. She married Dymtro Kassian on 27 Jul 1929 in St. Peter & Paul Church , Mundare, Alberta, Canada. She had two kids Thomas, and Walter. She died on 01 Dec 1935 in Kimberley, British Columbia, Canada. I have information on her husband's background but any information on her background or her parents would be greatly apprciated. - Bradley Kassian

Carolyn A. Piasecki

maryken401 — 2009-04-21 01:41:53Z

I'm looking for Carolyn A. Piasecki who went to St. Francis Xavier Academy in Brooklyn, NY and graduated in 1961 and lived in Holy Name of Jesus Parish. We are trying to contact alumnae for our 50th reunion in 2011. My email address is maryken401@sbcglobal.net

Looking for JOHN PIASECKI Chicago, IL family connection

pat_locknar — 2009-01-28 18:59:57Z

Looking for anyone with connection to the following PIASECKI/URBANSKI family:

JOHN PIASECKI was born Jun-22-1891 in Poland, and died Oct-1955 in Chicago, IL. He married PELAGIA URBANSKI Jan-17-1912 in St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, Chicago, IL, daughter of JOZEF URBANSKI and AGNIESZKA CELMEROSKA. She was born Jul-1890 in Chicago, IL, and died Apr-16-1944 in Chicago, IL.

Children of JOHN PIASECKI and PELAGIA URBANSKI are:
i. IRENE PIASECKI, b. Abt. 1914, Illinois; d. Nov-19-1933, Chicago, IL.
ii. FLORENCE PIASECKI, b. Abt. Jun-1915, Illinois; m. LAWRENCE ROCHE, JR, Jan-05-1943, Chicago, IL.
iii. ANDREW J. PIASECKI, b. Feb-04-1917, Chicago, IL; d. Oct-14-2001, Antioch, IL; m. ROSE LEE, 1937; d. Abt. 1988, Illinois.
iv. EDWIN J. PIASECKI, b. Dec-20-1920, Illinois; d. Nov-04-1995, Chicago, IL; m. ROSE D. BABKO, Sep-1953, Chicago, IL.

Re: Piasecki Family Web Site

raidersfanf — 2008-05-20 04:04:51Z

Hi I am Robert Piasecki
I am just begining my search for my family tree.
Please let me know of any info you have for my family

Re: family photo

popcorn_patti — 2008-05-06 01:08:30Z

My maiden name was Salopek which is one of the names listed on the back of you photo. The name is Croatian. My Salopek ancestors came from Ogulin in Croatia, but I believe there is also another branch of Salopeks from elsewhere in Croatia. According to my grandmother, the name means "lard baker". Hope this helps.

family photo

ErinWooldridge1 — 2008-03-07 10:44:48Z

A family photo with names on the back. Are these all Polish names?

Translation Re: Família Piasecki e Nossa Origem Polonesa!

ErinWooldridge1 — 2008-03-07 10:43:03Z

Just to translate in English:

He lives in Curitiba Brazil. His grandfather was Stefan, his father Miecio. Stefan was born in Parczew and came to Brazil probably in 1910.

He's very proud of his Polish heritage and lived there for 10 years. He teaches Polish in Auracaria. His wife and son are from Poland.

I guess there was a conference of Brazilian Polish population.

He would love to speak to you about his family. His cell phone is 041-9901-5689

He says: A strong hug, Rogerio

Re: Filip Piasecki

GAILFINNEGAN1 — 2008-02-27 01:24:02Z

is that your family tree on ancestry.com? if not- I have info for u. gail ELFINNO2004@yahoo.com

Piasecki, Leo A. (OBIY PA 8-11-2007)

myobituarysite — 2007-09-09 00:10:39Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 8-11-2007
Deceased: Piasecki, Leo A. (OBIY PA 8-11-2007)
Age: 79
Last Address: Fayetteville, PA
Death date: 8-9-2007
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@crosskeysvillage.net
(please include "OBITUARY" and date obit posted in "Subject" line)

Re: Piasecki's in Milwaukee

jakamk — 2007-08-18 02:19:06Z

My husband's Grand-father was Frank A. Kalota. His wife was Mary Orlinki. If you think that these two are related please let me know. I am having a hard time finding information on Frank or Mary.

Re: Caroline Piasecki

rosemariewoelfel — 2007-04-11 15:55:51Z

No problem. I wish some day to get a lead for my Gram !
take care and best wishes

Re: Caroline Piasecki

CHIPKAJ — 2007-04-11 15:46:20Z

Sorry I sent the reply to you by mistake...I know we are not related...wrong Caroline
I have information i needed thanks

Re: Caroline Piasecki

euhmomma — 2007-04-11 15:30:43Z

I'm sorry, CHIPKAJ and I were answering on your thread, but the two of us have made a connection through a Caroline Piasecki in our line.

Sorry to have confused you.

Re: Caroline Piasecki

rosemariewoelfel — 2007-04-11 13:19:18Z

Hello... I think you dont have the right Piasecki. My gram Caroline married Victor Piasecki. So sorry

Re: Caroline Piasecki

rosemariewoelfel — 2007-04-11 13:16:06Z

Hello, No luck gram Caroline lived in New York, and married to Victor.

Re: Caroline Piasecki

rosemariewoelfel — 2007-04-11 13:14:34Z

HI... I dont think this is any match. My grandmother married Victor Piasecki (28yrs) and she was 17 .

Jozefa Piasecki, Chicago, Died 1957

coreybaby — 2007-03-03 18:30:14Z

I am looking for information on this person. Here are some excerpts from her obit translated from polish

Died 4-1-1957 Chicago

We have to report this sad information for whole family,relatives that our love mother, sister,grandmother Józefa Piasecka ( clan name:Borucka), member of rosary organisation, oragnisation of Polish woman abroad died in declining years after long and hard illness on 1 April 1957, at 12;15.She lived on Mozart street nr.1741.
Funeral will be on Saturday, 6 April at 9:30 in saint Fidelis church and then we’ll go on saint Wojciech cemetery.

Overcome with grief family invite relatives and friend.

Feliks, son,;Apolonia, daughter in law; Salomea Wleklinska and Marta Wisniewska, sisters; Franciszka Borucka,sister in law; Eugeniusz, Virginia and Leona,grandchildren with whole family.

Funeral will be prepare by Jozef W. Altman and Boleslaw Panfil, tel:Humboldt

Any Help Appreciated .. Thank You .. Jim Piechorowski

Re: Caroline Piasecki

CHIPKAJ — 2007-03-02 23:24:47Z

I replied toyour e-mail address you gave me....pls reply

Re: Stanley Piasecki--Battle Creek, Michigan

2005-10-29 02:01:40Z

My father's name was John Parks (Piasecki), and he had two brothers, one of which lived in Battle Creek, Michigan. Their mother's name (our grandmother) was Sophie (Raskowski - not sure of the spelling of her maiden name at this time). My father was the youngest of three boys - Leo, Stanley, John. I am very interested in finding any family information available, all contacts that we knew of are now deceased. All I know of is that the three boys were left in their Aunt Mary's care, were taken by Social Services, and became foster children. This Aunt Mary had two daughters, Emily and Sophie. Their is more to their story, but I'd like to find out if we are related before I reveal any more. Please contact me at the above e-mail address or my sister MaryLou @ mary213nc@hotmail.com. Thank you!

Re: Piasecki

2004-11-06 18:11:08Z

Well, Craig! You have to contact me right away! I've just finished reading all the responses and information you've given out on this site, and everything matches! There was an Aunt Mary, Sophie and Walt Stanny, (their sons Richard and Skippy (I think his name is really Walter) Emilie and Al Adamski. Are you John was your father? Hmmm...he was mine also. The only siblings I knew of was my sister MaryLou and my brother John. My father did change his last name to Parks. Please contact me immediately! Jayne146@rochester.rr.com

Re: Piasecki

2004-11-06 17:15:41Z

Craig! I was shocked when I read the information you had posted at this site. I know very little about my father's family. What I do know is that my grandparents names were Joseph and Sophia Piasecki and they had three sons, Leo, Stanley and John. John was my father. Stanley lived in Michigan, but my father never could find Leo. My grandmother died when my father was very little, and their Aunt Mary (who lived here in Rochester) took care of them for a short time. All I know about Grandfather Joseph is that he disappeared for about twenty years. Our family information seems to be very close indeed! Please contact me at: jayne146@rochester.rr.com

Re: Piasecki

2004-11-04 18:46:10Z

As far as your GG parents sons names, they match to my father who's passed and his brothers- the birth years are the part that do not match- my father was born 1918. I know his brother Stanley lived and passed away in Mich. leaving a widow and 2 children (I believe). My father changed his last name to no longer be a Piasecki at a young age and kept us from knowing his family history- all we have is his death certificate saying father as Joseph Piasecki and mother as Sophie Rutkowski. Any helpful info???

Re: Joseph/Jozef Piasecki, arr in 1914, lived in Detroit, Michigan...

2004-09-14 01:06:40Z

Hi Danka,
Would your Joseph/Josef Piasecki have parents named John Piasecki and Mary Ziolkowski? I was not able to locate my Grandfather Josef Piasecki until a 1930 Census when he was married to my Grandmother Marianna Orlinski-Kalota. He passed away in 1962 in Oak Creek Wisconsin.
Thank you,
Lisa

Re: Piasecki's in Milwaukee

2004-09-14 00:33:52Z

It may be possible that they are linked in some way. My Piasecki family eventually moved to West Allice also. They were farmers. It may be possible that they are cousins. If you would like the info I have please e-mail me and I will forward what I have. I will also check with Joseph's daughter and see if she can remember your grandfather.

Re: Piasecki Family Web Site

2004-09-13 23:41:50Z

I am unable to obtain the web address from your post. I have Piasecki relatives from Wisconsin in the early 1900's. Please send me the website. Thanks.

Re: Piasecki's in Milwaukee

2004-09-13 23:36:59Z

My grandfather was Herbert Piasecki. He resided in the Milwaukee are (specifically West Allis) all of his life. He was born in 1911. I am not aware of a brother or relative named Josef, but Delores sounds vaguely familiar. I will investigate. Do you think there could be a link?

Piasecki's in Milwaukee

2004-05-31 22:40:43Z

I am looking for any information on a Joseph (Josef) Piasecki. He was born in Poland. Married Marianna Orlinski-Kalota. I have Joseph on a 1930 census living in Milwaukee, with wife Marianna, children Frank Kalota, Irene Kalota, Josephine Piasecki, Delores Piasecki. They also have one other son. I am looking for Joseph's parents or siblings.

Re: Piasecki

2004-04-07 08:47:58Z

Hi,
My GGM was named Piasecki and she is listed in the 1900 New York Census as having been married to my GGF, Frank Kuznicki and their children are listed as Stanley, John and Leon. Piasecki was born in 1871, Kuznicki in 1868. The three boys are listed as being born in 1892, 1894 and 1900. You state that the boys in your message had a Mom named Sophia Piasecki who died. They were placed in foster homes? I wonder if my GGM Piasecki was related to Sophia and if my GGM took over the care of the three boys when Sophia died. Any possibility that this might be so? Thanks.
Lori

Re: Piasecki

2004-04-06 01:35:59Z

Mary,
Hi! I have a copy of the 1900 Federal Census of New York which lists a John, a Stanley and a Leo as children living with Frank (Francis) and Stanislawa (Stella) Kuznicki, who were my great grandparents!.....Stella's maiden name was Piasecki. They were from the Buffalo, NY area! John, Leo and Stanley would be my great, great? uncles! Frank and Stella went on to have more children, one of them becoming my grandfather, James B. Kuznicki, born much later than John, Stanley and Leon. They also had a daughter named Wladislawa ("Lottie") and they had more after that! I am wondering if John and Stanley and Leo (Listed as "Leon" in 1900 Federal Census of New York, but went by Leo) are the same ones from your family! You state that John is your Dad? Was he born in 1894? Was Leon the oldest, then John, and then Stanley? They went by the last name Kuznicki though, I am quite sure....Stella was a "Piasecki" and Frank was a "Kuznicki." Your email is from 2000, so I hope you still receive this email after all of this time. Please email me if you think our info is extremely similar. Please read the message from Craig too. It mentions the same names, parents and places!! Thank you! Sure hope this reaches you. Oh, the Federal Census is District #17, Enumeration District #18 (but could be #13, since the copy I have is faint) and the Sheet # is 25. Hope this is a match!!! Toodles for now!
Lori

Re: Piasecki

2004-04-06 01:35:58Z

Re: Piasecki

2004-04-06 01:35:31Z

Re: Piasecki

2004-04-06 01:10:32Z

HI Craig,
My great grandmother's name was Stanislawa (Stella) Piasecki and she married a Frank "Francis" Kuznicki. It is listed in the 1900 "12th Census Of the United States" that the couple had living with them a Leon, John and Stanley "Stanislaw", and they are listed as their sons, born in 1892 (Leon), 1894 (John) and May of 1900 (Stanislaw). There is a lot of similar info between you and I. Did Joseph perhaps have a sister by the name of Stella (Stanislawa?) My great grandparents mentioned above are from Poland, Russia, etc. They went on to have other children too, one being my grandfather, James B. Kuznicki. They also had a daughter name Wladislawa (?) "Lottie" and had more kids too. But the 1900 census only lists the three boys mentioned above and Wladislawa. All of the other kids, including my grandfather, were born after 1900 and are therefore not listed in the census. I wonder if Frank and Stella adopted Leon, Stanley and John?? And here is the last coincidence "coinky-dinky" as I call it, my entire family is from Buffalo New York. My grandfather, James B. Kuznicki, was born in Buffalo New York and died in Buffalo, New York. My Dad, James Joseph Kuznicki grew up in Buffalo, New York! So, ask your family memebers if any of this rings a bell! Too may coinky-dinkys! I really wonder if "your" Joseph and "My" Stanilawa (Stella) were related.....And remember, her last name was Piasecki. Please email me back, OK? Oh, the 1900 census from Erie County, New York is District #17, Enumeration district #18 (or possibly 13) (The copy I have is very hard to read, I am sorry for that) and the Sheet number is #25. It was done on June 11, 1900. Hope to hear from you soon.
Lori

PIASECKI WWI Draft Registration Card

tututu — 2005-09-11 01:43:30Z

WWI Draft Card Registration

PIASECKI, Stanley age 25 dob April 8, 1892
Lisec Poland

Address: 3724 Alder Street
Indiana Harbor, Indiana

Laborer Cement Plant

Married with children (no names given)

Signed: June 5, 1917

cheryl BALOG wenberg

Re: Caroline Piasecki

CHIPKAJ — 2007-03-01 06:34:47Z

My grandmother, Caroline Piasecki was married to Adolph Piasecki. He died in 1939 and Caroline married Adam Kalonowski (sp?) Or Kalinowski...around 1942-1943. Is this the information you are looking for? She lived in OHIO. I dont have your e-mail address. Could not find it anywhere on the post.

Re: PIASECKI in Bflo, NY

LKuznicki1964 — 2004-02-20 09:35:28Z

This is my second email to you. I have a copy of the 1900 Census showing a Stanislawa (Stella) Piasecki as the wife of Frank Kuznicki..it shows her being born in 1871. She is/was my great grandmother. It lists them as having four children before the 1900 Census was taken in June 1900. Childrens' names are: John, Stanislaw, Leon, and a Wladislawa (?) (also known as "Lottie".)
My family (Kuznicki's) are from Buffalo, NY.
Please contact me at LoriKuznicki@hotmail.com or at KuzImAUnique1@aol.com if you think we might have a connection or if this info might be helpful to you.
Lori

Re: Piasecki family Pennsylvania/Ohio

wmduffey — 2004-11-12 04:57:36Z

Sandy,
I take it that your husband had two siblings: Tom and Rosalie? (or something like that). Is that correct? My mother communicated with Fred and Rose for many years but then stopped for some reason.Can you send me the photo and any further info? Would appreciate it. You can send it to azemailguard-bill at yahoo.com.
I have Carolina spelled Karolina, but may be wrong about that spelling. I have some info that she died in 1939, but am still sorting things out, as well. Her husband's name is unknown to my mother, as well. Let me know if you find out.
Also, Karolina's son Walter Piasecka(i) was married to Josephine Pladzinska - do you have any information on her??? I cannot find anything on her.
Also, ask you husband if he knows the Shelley's. He should, as they were the offspring of Anna and Wadzia Shubert. Wadzia never came over to the USA...he stayed in Poland.
Please let me know...Bill

Re: Piasecki family Pennsylvania/Ohio

wmduffey — 2004-08-18 01:33:55Z

Oops, Just talked to my mother (Josephine) and she says I have it all wrong. Her father had two sisters. Wanda Piasecka who married Frank Pydyn and lived in the Allentown area and Hilda Piasecka Wicker who had a store in Philadelphia, Pa. She also had an appt. there. She later married a guy by the name of Neuman. Hilda had one son named Fred. He and his wife (Rose) lived in Ohio, at last report. Hope this helps. Let me know if we are related.

Re: Piasecki family Pennsylvania

wmduffey — 2004-08-18 00:19:32Z

One more thing. Hilda Piasecka Wicker and Rose&Fred Wicker are related.

Re: Piasecki family Pennsylvania>response

wmduffey — 2004-08-18 00:13:30Z

We may be related. I am new to this.
My mothers name is Josephine Piasecka. She was raised by her Aunt Wanda Piasecka who was married to Vjeck Piasecki. As you may know the "a" is female and the "i" is male in Polish. They lived in Percasi (sic) and Allentown. Let me know if any of this sounds familiar.

Re: Caroline Piasecki

euhmomma — 2007-03-01 17:42:52Z

YES!!! Adam is my great great grandfather! This is the first time on any of these boards that I have received a match, so I'm a little excited. I have a photo of my grandfather and your grandmother, and there is also a young man and woman, who I am told was her daughter and her fiancee or husband. Could you send me any information that you may have on Caroline (your grandmother) and who the young man and woman may be in the photo? I can e-mail you a copy of it so you can see it. Please e-mail me back at calshaffer AT adelphia DOT net (replacing AT with @ and DOT with . of course, and no spaces)...thank you!!!!

Re: PIASECKI brothers, Frank and Casimir

Len_Witucki — 2004-07-11 21:41:18Z

My great-grandmother's maiden name was Anna Piasecki. She was married in Schubin (or Szubin today) to Michal Witucki. He apparently came to the States around 1890, settling in Chicago in St. Adalbert's Parish on the southwest side. Then he sent for Anna and my grandfather, Wladyslaw (Walter) who was five years old. They came in July of 1892 on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Their immigration record is availbale on the Ellis Island website. I think they arrived on July 8th.

I visited Szubin about 25 years ago and went to Gniezno to search the church records a little - the church in Szubin had sent its records to the archives in Gniezno. I didn't get too far because my Polish was bad then and I was not able to explain my interests at the time. This was in the communist days and maybe they were not too trusting or something. Plus interest in genealogy may not have been too popular over there at the time. I was only able to find out that Anna's maiden name was Piasecki. I'm ready to go back and check out the situation a little better.
Do you have any information to share with me? If your Frank and Casimir aren't Anna's brothers, they are probably related somehow. Anna died in 1916 or 1917. She and Michal are buried at St. Adalbert's Cemetery just outside Chicago.
Thanks.

Len Witucki

Re: PIASECKI brothers, Frank and Casimir

Len_Witucki — 2004-07-11 21:41:18Z

I made a mistake: Anna Piasecka Witucki died in 1926. It was her husband, Michal, who died in 1916 or 17.

Re: STANLEY PIASECKI

rkosiara — 2004-02-15 17:32:26Z

hi josephine piasecki (married andrew kosiara)was sister of stanley that lived in gaylord mi (big lake area) any information you can give will help a lot thanks

Re: Stanley Piasecki--Battle Creek, Michigan

amklejment — 2006-11-20 18:43:06Z

I am trying to establish the relationship between Stanley Piasecki who lived in Battle Creek, Michigan ca. 1950 and my grandmother, Frances Piasecki, of Rochester, New York. She might have had other Piasecki relatives in the US. I have information about her birthplace & birth family in Poland.

Re: Stanley Piasecki--Battle Creek, Michigan

amklejment — 2006-11-20 18:43:06Z

whoops. My grandmother Frances (Piasecki) Piasecka married Stanislaw (Stanley) Klejment.

STANLEY PIASECKI, Battle Creek, MI

amklejment — 2006-11-20 18:43:06Z

Hi Jayne,

I don't know much about the Piaseckis in the US. The wedding list I have doesn't identify which side of the family guests were from, so here's the list, minus the names that are definitely from the other side of the family:
Poprocky (misspelled?), Pilakowski, Armiak (misspelled), Pasek, Romanski, Pawlak, (Sophie) Kazmierkowski, Niemiec, Piasecki in Battle Creek (will provide old address if you confirm that we're talking about the same Piasecki branch; Narowski; Narkiewicz; Arazy; Roberts; Stanny, Adamski; Bilak. I do have information about where in Poland if your Stanley is related. Possibly Stanley is the son of a male Piasecki who immigrated? Maybe a brother of my grandmother or cousin? Do you know the name of the brothers' father? Do you have baptismal or naturalization information on him? Thanks for your quick reply. My grandmother died before I was born & her children are dead. I am using what we have in the family to find more. Peace, Anne

Re: STANLEY PIASECKI

mttcrow — 2005-10-11 00:16:12Z

Andrew Kosiara and Josephine Piaseckei are my great great grandparents. my great grandpa from them is leo kosiara. I still have family in saginaw michigan with the last name kosiara.a grandaughter of adam and josephine.

Re: Piasecki / Seserko PA

jstrobich — 2005-12-03 03:52:52Z

fran- I unfortunately I can't help with your family questions; but perhaps you can help me? My name is Joni Trobich, and my husband's father had a friend, and I am told probably a relative named Joe? Seserko. Both men are from Philadelphia, and the Seserko family apparently now lives near the shore in NJ. Does the name Trobich ring any bells with you or your family?

Re: Piasecki family Pennsylvania/Ohio

fhc3337928 — 2004-11-12 01:29:18Z

Yes, that is the correct line. Rose and Fred were my husband, John Frederick Jr.'s, parents. Do you know Hilda's father's name? I have a picture of a headstone for her mother, Carolina, that says she died in 1932.

Sandy

Filip Piasecki

statkus1 — 2006-06-16 16:57:36Z

My grandfather came over in 1890 as a widow, his name was spelled Phillip Pisiecki or Philippe Pisecki. His mother name was Rozalija Walukiewicz and his fathers name was Andrzej Pisiecki.