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ROSINSKI Veronica SISTER 1884-1973

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 16:26:52Z

ROSINSKI Veronica SISTER 1884-1973

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Joseph Rosinski circa 1911-1937 NY MA

2009-07-14 18:36:40Z

My grandfather's name was Joseph Rosinski and was born around 1911 and died around 1940. He came from New York State and married Anna Endyke around 1930 in Lawrence, Massachusetts. He had one son, Joseph, born in 1932. Other than my own siblings, I know of no other Rosinski family members from his lineage.

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pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:36:06Z

Posted a reply under Rosinski with my name. Hope you get the info I sent.

Alfred

2009-07-14 18:35:42Z

ALFRED: READ YOUR MESSAGE TO LYN. WOULD YOU BE SO INCLINED AS TO SHARE YOUR INFO WITH OTHERS. I, TOO, HAVE A GRANDFATHER ROSINSKI AND KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT HIS FAMILY. SEEK REPLY.

Re: email address

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:33:09Z

to ALFRED. THE EMAIL IS:
JACK316@AOL.COM.
I'VE RUN INTO A COUPLE OF 'BLIND ALLEYS' so maybe your info can help me. My brother sent for a popular'family heritage' book and there are many many Rosinski members in it.
Your replies are appreciated. Thanks!!

email address

pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:31:22Z

Lyn: If you would, could you send me your e-mail address so that I can give you the web site that I have for the family tree. You might find something that would help you there. Thanks. Dzie~kuje bardzo.

another reply to alfred

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:30:53Z

I also seem to remember as a wee one, being driven to a busy intersection where there was a cemetery. My dad and grandfather got out and walked around, but i was a little kid and they left me in the car...it could have been to see his (Thomas 's) tombstone. I guess I should try to check cemetery records. It would be easier if I were in the area instead of far away. the area might have been what they call 'black rock'..!?

Irene

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:30:26Z

to Irene Krebs:
I tried sending a message to you at the given aol email address. message said you were not a member. Did you change addresses?
Thanks, Lynda

Re: Andrzej

2009-07-14 18:30:02Z

LYN, REPLYING TO YOUR QUESTION OF WHERE HE (ANDRZEJ) SETTLED. YES, I BELIEVE I DO KNOW. MY MOTHER HAD ALWAYS SAID HE HAD BROTHER(S) WHO CAME BUT DO NOT KNOW WHETHER IT WAS BEFORE OR AFTER ANDRZEJ. CONTACT ME AT EMAIL ADDRESS: IKREBS@AOL.COM. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON.

Re: Andrej

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:29:37Z

Irene, do you know which city he settled in when he came?? (Andrej?)
Lyn

Andrew/Andrej ROSINSKI

2009-07-14 18:29:13Z

I, TOO, HAD A GRANDFATHER ROSINSKI. ANDREW OR ANDREJ. CAME HERE 1896. HAVE VERY LITTLE INFORMATION ABOUT HIM. COULD HE HAVE BEEN BROTHER TO YOUR GRANDFATHER? REPLY IF YOU CAN.

Re: Rosinski family in buffalo NY area

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:28:36Z

to Alfred:
I had always heard that the family of Thomas John Rosinski came from what was in the 1880's (or thereabouts) the 'German part of Poland. I need to brush up on geography and am rather new at this. There was a name of 'Martin" in there somewhere. maybe his father? like a Martin Thomas...?? heard that name connection twice over the years.
The sons of Thomas were Bill, Stanley, John,...John Thomas was my grand father. I would have to try to look at an old list for other sons' names. Thomas John Rosinski had a hardware store in the early 1900's....in the Buffalo area...I would also like to know if Thomas had other siblings he came to this country with and who his parents were. This is a monumentous task.

Re: Rosinski

pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:27:38Z

Read your posting; my grandfather, Bronislaus Rosinski, came from Danzig in 1890. His brother settled in Buffalo, however I don't know when he arrived. All I can say is that I never met him but I did meet some of his sons.
If you can use any further info, please contact me as I have been trying to find out who his parents were.

Rosinski search

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:27:01Z

Our great- grandfather settled in Buffalo, NY around 1870's 1880's.....not real sure. HE HAD A SLEW OF KIDS, INCLUDING 6 BOYS. I WONDER IF HE HAD ANY OTHER BROTHERS OR SISTERS WHO ALSO CAME TO THIS COUNTRY AT THE SAME TIME. HIS NAME WAS THOMAS ROSINSKI. WE HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY OF HIS CHILDRENS' CHILDREN. FAMILIES GET SEPARATED FOR WHATEVER REASONS.....WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE. THANKS

Joseph Mikela ROSINSKI

j1h24rich — 2009-07-14 18:25:10Z

JOSEPH Mikela ROSINSKI has birth date given as 19 March 1843 in Russian Poland Germany. He applied for citizenship in 1876 in Duluth, MN. Married Wilhelmina (Michaelina) NOWAKOWSKA, who came to US in 1872, a year after he did. Place of marriage unknown. He died in Duluth in 1916. Looking for more information about this family.

Daughter ROSE, born in 1874, married after October of 1898, husband unknown, and am told she died soon after of a burst appendix. No records found in MN. Could they be in Wisconsin?

Mary Rosinski/Rezeinski

JHULME — 2009-07-14 18:24:15Z

Mary was my great-grandmother (married to Joseph Falensohek or Falenschek) and this was the spelling of her maiden name given by one of her son's on his social sec. application. This family settled in the Mille Lacs Lake area of MN around 1890. Supposedly, they came to the US from Prussia. I was interested to read the postings about whether Rosinski is a Jewish name because in our family (Roman Catholic), there is folklore that Mary and/or Joseph Falenschek were Jews who had been raised as Christians because of the Pogroms. Anyway, does anyone know anything about my Mary?

Rosinski relatives

2009-07-14 18:23:30Z

looking for any relation to the Lesly( fichou/fachio)
cashmier or kathy fisher
rosenburg-vickie and carlo
they are cousins to the rosinskis...
any information is helpful...

Re: Rosinski

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:21:09Z

I recall hearing our Grandfather Thomas Rosinski was from the paznan area....maybe he had a bro Boleslaw??? I don't know any names!

Re: Rosinski

2009-07-14 18:19:55Z

LOOKING TO FIND INFO ON A BENJAMIN ROSINSKI, CAME OVER FROM POLAND

Re: Rosinski

2009-07-14 18:19:19Z

I would be interested to find out what you know about the family origins in Poland. I have been able to so far trace my branch to the 17hundreds and through several regions of eastern europe that i have been able to prove. There are stories and rumours about the family going back even a couple of centuries earlier but nothing that I've been able to prove so far. If you have any tips that could help me I would greatly appreciate the help. I would be more then happy to share what I know. If it is easier for you to write in polish please do not hesitate I am fluent in that language as well.

Re: Alfred

2009-07-14 18:18:55Z

REPLYING TO ALFRED ROSINSKI. NO EMAIL ADDRESS WAS GIVEN. I WOULD LOOK FORWARD TO COMMUNICATING WITH YOU BY EMAIL AND DO SOME COMPARISON AFTER YOU RETURN IN MID-SEPT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST.

Constance Rozinski married to Kasimir Krzyzanowski

2009-07-14 18:17:31Z

My grandmother's name was Constance she married Kasimir Krzyzanowski. My father use to take us to his cousin Phil's house in N.J. I am looking for information on her family and when she came to the US. Please email me.

sorry

2009-07-14 18:16:22Z

Tammy,
Sorry but I don't have any listing for a Stanley Rosinski or for the surname Rogalski.

Re: Jakob Rosinski

2009-07-14 18:15:58Z

hello, my name is tammy j. rusinski hodges and my father is stanley rusinski who was born in montana. his fathers name was jacob rusinski and his mothers madien name was rogalski. would like any information that anyone could provide. my father left montana in the 1960's and has never returned. he did not keep in contact with his family and my older sister and i would like to know more about his side of the family. thanks for any help or info.

Re: Jakob Rosinski

2009-07-14 18:14:32Z

Moj wujek byl Jacob Rosinski i wyemigrowal do USA. Moze to rodzina?

Jakob Rosinski and Anna Lebek

2009-07-14 18:12:54Z

I have been able to track my lineage back to these two individuals. I show they had at least one son named Jacob who imigrated to the US in 1865. Their son was born Mar 19, 1841. He married a Maryanna Cichacki. It appears they are all from Prussia around the city of Posden. Any information someone might have regarding the Rosinski ancestors would be appreciated. I would be more that happy to share what I have which includes some translated Prussian military papers for Jacob. Thanks, David

Rosinskis in Chicago

2009-07-14 18:10:31Z

Looking for Rosinski in Chicago 1900-1902. Other surnames include Grzebieluka and Rossa. The Rosinski I'm looking for lived at Supperior Ave. Cook Co.

Re: Rosinski

2009-07-14 18:07:58Z

MY GRANDFATHER WAS ANDREW OR ANDRZEJ ROSINSKI. HE HAD A BROTHER. DO NOT KNOW NAME. WOULD IT BE YOUR GRANDFATHER. REPLY.

Re: Rosenski/Rusinski/Ruczynski

2009-07-14 18:07:35Z

Hello.

My grandfather was Julius Rosenski, born in
Leipzig, Germany in 1890.
His father was August.
The U.S. Army asked him to change his name to sound less "Russian". Original spelling
believed to be Ruczynski.
Reply directly to KDOISHERE@aol.com
Karen

Re: Rosenski

2009-07-14 18:07:07Z

Debra,

Sorry I do not know of any Charles W. Rosenski.
All I know is that my grandfather, Julius Karl Rosenski was born in Germany in the early 1900's. When he immigrated to the U.S., he joined the U.S. Army in WW 1 and they requested that he change his name from Rusinsky or whatever the original spelling was to something that sounded more Polish. That is how he became a Rosenski.
I do know that Julius was born in Leipzig, Germany and that his father's name was August. My great-grandmother's name remains unknown.
Karen

Re: Rosenski/Rusinski/Ruczynski

2009-07-14 17:58:49Z

Hello,

My grandfather was Julius Rosenski, born in
1890 in Leipzig, Germany.
His father's name was August.
The U.S. Army asked him to change the spelling of his name to look less "Russian".
Believed original spelling is Ruczynski.
Any replies directly to KDOISHERE@aol.com
Thank you.
Karen

Re: Rosinski Family

2009-07-14 17:58:11Z

My great grandfather's name is Jan Rosinski, wife Wanda, both who died in 1980. My grandmother is Janina Butkiewicz, wife of Stanislaw Butkiewicz (d.1983). Does any of this sound familiar to you? I am also trying to find my family history beyond Rosinski, so if you have any information, please reply. Thanks.

ROSINSKI FAMILY

2009-07-14 17:57:42Z

FAMILY SEARCH OF ANDREW/ANDREAS. B. POLAND/GERMANY 1871. LOOKING FOR BROTHERS OR SISTERS, PARENTS, ANY RELATIVES. THANK YOU.

Jacob Rosinski

2009-07-14 17:56:48Z

Looking for any info on Jacob and his arrival in the U.S. Born in Poland, May 20, 1840. Died Feb 10, 1924 in Leelanau, Co Michigan. Any info on arrival, travels in U.S. or ancestors would be appreciated. Thanks and Happy New Year! Dave

Re: Rosinski

2009-07-14 16:58:45Z

I wish I knew where my ancestors were from; it would be great if we were related.
Since posting this original message, I have learned my ggrandmother's actual surname was Wolozynska. I have concentrated my efforts those spelling variations.
Thank you for your message.

Re: Buffalo Rosinskis

pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:08:51Z

I just recently found out where my grandfather Bronislaw and great uncle Adolf (Buffalo) came from Znin Posen Prussia. Adolf had 6 sons and a couple of daughters. He was a cabinet maker by trade. He originally settled in Detroit beford moving to Buffalo. He had several businesses there.I have more info at home but right now we're at our winter home in Venice FL. Won't be home until the middle of April.

Re: Rosinski

pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:20:48Z

I'm sorry to say that I can't make a match. My grandfather Boleslaw came from Zinn in the Poznan province. He was born in 1868. Maybe someone out there can make a connection for you. Have you tried a search on the Ellis Island site. But that's only good if he immigrated here after 1893.

Rosinski info

pagiz — 2009-07-14 18:18:23Z

Irene Krebs: I would be more than happy to share whatever info I have with anyone researching the Rosinski family. This will probably be the only way we'll ever get the break we're looking for. I do have some other Rosinski notes that I have to translate when we get home from our summer place in Maine. This will probably be the mid-Sept time.

Re: Rosinski

genowak — 2009-07-14 16:59:03Z

My Rosinski's arrived about 1865 and settled initially in Milwaukke, WI and then migrated to Centerville Twp, Leelanau Co, MI by 1878.

Re: Jacob Rosinski

genowak — 2009-07-14 17:57:17Z

In the 1884 census of Centerville Township of Leelanau Co, MI he had 12 acres tilled and 4 cows.
He went to Milwaukee originally where the first four children were born. Daughter, Agnes was born in Leelanau Co, MI in 1878.
Some place I saw, but did not record it, that he came originally from Austria. It probably was the part of Poland controlled by Austria.

Re: Rosenski

elsie490 — 2009-07-14 18:06:31Z

This may be a longshot....

Any relation to Charles W. Rosenski ?
Located Charles W in Warren County Mississippi in 1920.

He died in 1955 in Florida.

Let me know.

Re: Rosinski

jjdd1 — 2009-07-14 18:20:32Z

There is a possibility my great grandfather changed his name from Rosinski to Rossa. His name was Jan, bn 1866-68, Kolo, Poland. Any connections?

Re: Rosinskis in Chicago

mtharo — 2009-07-14 18:10:53Z

Hi, what are the first names of the Rosinski's you are looking for? I am looking for Clara and Joseph J. Ross (Rosinksi) of Chicago.

Re: Maryanna Cichacki

inyego — 2009-07-14 18:15:10Z

Hi David, Maryanna Cichacki was my great-grandfather's sister. She had 4 brothers living in Milwaukee and Michigan (Leelanau Co.), and her parents George or Gregory and Constancya Czachsky also lived in Leelanau Co. I'd be glad to share information with you. E-mail me at COBBL @ Bellsouth.net. Thanks, Laurie

Re: Rosinski

SRseulement — 2009-07-14 18:20:15Z

Dear Alfred, I, too, am researching my Rosinski family tree. Have you ever heard of a small town/village called Bila Bloto or Trchinik? My grandparents emigrated from this rural area to New Bedford, MA about 1900 email me at SRseulement@aol.com. MANY THANKS dzien kuje!

Re: surname

rpjehier_1 — 2009-07-14 18:18:01Z

Did your grandfather change his name over to Rosinski, or did you marry into the Rosinski family? What year was Kasmir born? I have a Tasmer/Kasmer Rosinski in my family, about 4 generations back from myself. My Tasmer/Kasmer was born 1802. Wife unknown. Immigrated about 1870. Residing Van Buren Co., MI
Jane Rozinski HIerholzer
Michigan, Berrien Co.

Re: Rosinski

gooseduck5 — 2009-07-14 16:59:28Z

Were they Jewish?

Carl Rosinski and Marie A___________Rosinski

ElizabethReid96 — 2009-07-14 18:12:12Z

Carl and Marie came to the US between 1880 and 1883 from Danzig West Prussia with only living child Maximilian. Max received letters from a teacher E. Schulz with an address in "Langefuhr". They settled in the Washington DC area. Carl's occupation in this country is listed as "blacksmith" in the city directory. I am looking for information on them, their ancestors and/or how to find this information. (I'm a newbie)
Carl was born Oct 7,1841 and Marie June 7, 1838. Thanks.

Max Rosinski

ElizabethReid96 — 2009-07-14 18:11:33Z

Max Rosinski was a cabinet maker (furniture) in Washington DC from the around 1910 to 1950s. According to a classified ad in the Washington Post in September of 1910 the business was know as "Rosinski and Morris". This partnership seems to have lasted until around 1916 at which time letterhead reads simply Rosinski. We would like information on this partner Mr. Morris. Thank you.

Re: great-grandfather

LyndaDeiRossi — 2009-07-14 18:08:18Z

Irene, I will have to look thru some dates to see if any pices fit. Please give me a few days or so to dig and post back to you on this site. Thanks!