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Re: Pliszka, Pliska, Plishka - Ukrainian origins

coachcrump — 2007-11-21 06:19:04Z

Hi
I am also researching the Plishka name in Myrnam
here is what I have
William Plishka ( B About 1868)and Christine Bakala (B 1872) had one child that I know of Sophie Plishka (b 1906)in the Ukraine. Sophie married John Wakaryk (B 1902) and had four daughters all born in Myrnam
Alice (Elsie)
Hilda
Mary
Gwen

Any relation????

Thanks

Bernie

Re: Jan Pliszka/Teodozja Wojtalewicz-Gostycyn, Bydgoszcz, Poland

nah159 — 2004-03-20 20:04:10Z

Gostycyn, Bydgoszcz, should be spelled Gostsycyn, Poland. Sorry.

Jan Pliszka/Teodozja Wojtalewicz-Gostsycyn, Bydgoszcz, Poland

nah159 — 2004-03-20 20:00:51Z

I am looking for information on Jan Pliszka and his family. Jan was born Mar 29, 1871 Gostycyn, Poland, married Feb 12, 1900 Gostycyn, Poland-Teodozja Wojtalewicz, died Dec 22, 1956 Gostycyn, Bydgoszcz, Poland.
Jan's Parents are Marcin Pliszka & Katarzyna Chectow

Teodozja was born May 29, 1870 Gostycyn, Poland, died Aug 5, 1955 Gostycyn, Poland.
Children
Jozef born Nov 7, 1901 Gostycyn, Poland, married Nov 19, 1922 Maria Franciska Gacow-died 1944 Gostycyn, Poland
Jan born May 1, 1903 Gostycyn, Poland, died May 18, 1983 Gostycyn, Poland.

If you see a connection on our Pliszka family please let me know. Thank You
Nancy E. Hoffman

Re: Pliszka, Pliska, Plishka - Ukrainian origins

2003-05-20 19:31:26Z

Still interested in the same family information as in my first posting. Please reply via this message, for new email link. Thank you.

Re: Pliszka, Pliska, Plishka - Ukrainian origins

2002-04-16 03:59:59Z

Jessica:
Sorry - I posted everything I currently know about the relatives who went to the U.S. from Ukraine, in my first post. If I do find anything further, I'll certainly add it here.

Re: Pliszka, Pliska, Plishka - Ukrainian origins

calvalgrl1 — 2002-04-13 00:08:32Z

Hello-I was wondering if you might have any information on Pliska's/Pliszka's who immigrated from Poland in the mid 1800's. Felix Pliska had two brothers who immigrated with, there names being Julius and Anton.

Pliszka, Pliska, Plishka - Ukrainian origins

2002-03-05 05:00:50Z

I am interested in finding any links to Plishka family members who came from the village of Uhryn (near Chortkiw) in Galicia, or Western Ukraine, in the early 1900's. My grandfather, Andrew, settled in Alberta, Canada in approx. 1912. He had an uncle Mykyta, who had already arrived with family, to help him get established.
However, he had other uncles who went directly to the US and settled. On the Ellis Island site, I found Clemons Pliszka, from Uhryn, arriving in New York in 1902, on the "Pennsylvania" from Hamburg. He was 38 years of age. His brother, Josef Pliszka, arrived in 1904, at age 36, on the "Patricia" from Hamburg. Josef travelled with his daughter Anna, who was 8 years old in 1904. I have no idea why some of the family spelt the name with a "z" and others with an "h". Look forward to hearing from anyone who could shed some light on these and other relatives.