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WITKOWSKI Rose Ann and L Martin

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-14 18:46:22Z

WITKOWSKI Rose Ann and L Martin

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 210,027 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Picture from Marshall Studio in Chicago, Ill.

witko74 — 2009-10-28 02:29:47Z

You can e-mail the photo at yeloston1@yahoo.com if you'd like.
My grandfathers name was Julius and my grandmothers was Alice. Her maiden name was Kulikowski.
Joan

Re: Picture from Marshall Studio in Chicago, Ill.

witko74 — 2009-10-28 02:27:41Z

Hi,
Thank u for ur reply. I guess I'll never find out how those people are. I'm guessing my grandfrather's brother and his wife and son.
My family lived in Scranton, pa and Chicago, Ill. Any of those names you mention do not ring a bell.
Joan

Re: Picture from Marshall Studio in Chicago, Ill.

hmszostak — 2009-10-27 17:56:56Z

you know you have a whole group of people looking for the Witkowski family. Just google Witkowski family and find the Witkowski Geneology, and go for it. perhaps you knew this.

Re: Picture from Marshall Studio in Chicago, Ill.

hmszostak — 2009-10-27 17:52:57Z

Actually, all you have to do is google the address, and you will see that is on Archer. It is no longer there. I believe some of my family photos were taken there. I was interested in the name Witkowski. I have no concrete info, but someone said maybe that might be the name of my great-grandmother's maiden name/ or Skrzypiec. I am looking for the second wife of my great-grandfather Plachta. I don't even know his first name, but they had two daughtets named Mary (Cwiek) and Bernice M. (Jankowski). Cwiek and Jankowski are their married names. Michigan is the state of I was looking for them. is there a way you can show the photo. not that I would recognize them, but maybe someone else reading this would. Good luck.

Re: John Witkoski

SHERYLSPIES — 2009-10-13 17:21:44Z

Do you know what year they were married? I have relation by that name in Beatrice and am trying to get information on my Grandmother Elizabeth Witkowski.

Witkowski Relatives

pantherqueen67 — 2009-09-16 04:56:24Z

My grandmother, Eileen Devanney, was married to a Stanley Witkowski from Syracuse, Buffalo , New York and had two daughters named Barbara (my mother) and Judith. Does anyone know of any relations I can contact? Judith became a Cooper and had 2 daughters. They also had a half brother named Thomas Carey.

Picture from Marshall Studio in Chicago, Ill.

witko74 — 2009-09-10 04:18:27Z

I found a picture in my old photos of a couple and a small boy. Picture was taken by Marshall Studio 2949 W 43rd st, Chicago, ill.
Can anyone tell me what area of Chicago this is?
I'm thinking it was taken in the 1930's or so.
My grandfathers brother Witkowski, Witkoski.
Can anyone help me find this studio in Chicago?

Re: Witkowski

jnw585 — 2009-06-19 22:44:18Z

maybe szczpan witkowski went by the name stefan witkowski? my great grandfather was stefan witkowski and was married to wladyslawa kordylewska and they had a son named charles witkowski,who is my grandfather (who passed this last september). charles witkowski's son, stephen witkowski, is my father.

Re: Szczepan and Wladyslawa (Kordylewska) Witkowski

jnw585 — 2009-02-11 02:54:00Z

i don't know if i'm right about this, i'll have to ask my grandmother about the spelling of kordylewska because i have it written down as korelewska, but if i have the spelling wrong wladyslawa witkowski was my great grandmother, her son and my grandfather was charles witkowski. charles was born in chelsea, ma. i live near that area. i dont really know much about my family history, i'm just getting into it because my grandfather recently died and now i am interested.

Sophie D. Witkowski, age 89, Born in Erie,CO, PA, daughter of , John and Mary Ann Kuzniewski Gorniak.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-01-07 03:12:20Z

Witkowski, Sophie D.

Sophie D. Witkowski
Sophie D. Witkowski, age 89, of Ball Pavilion died Friday, January 2, 2009 at her residence. Born in Erie on January 25, 1919 she was the daughter of John and Mary Ann Kuzniewski Gorniak. Sophie was a homemaker and was a member of St. George Church for over 50 years; she loved gardening, flowers, crafts, In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Henry J. Witkowski in 1991; a daughter, Nancy E. Fritsky, a sister, Josephine Rhines and five brothers, Leo, Michael, Benjamin, John and Joseph Gorniak. She is survived by two sons, William C. Witkowski and his wife Jean, of North East and James J. Witkowski and his wife Nancy, of Erie, three sisters, Helen Beck, Bertha Schultz, and Ginger Mashyna, a brother, Walter Gorniak, also of Erie and a son-in-law, Stephen J. Fritsky, of Hamilton Square, N.J. She is further survived by ten grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Burton Wintergreen Funeral Home 2532 Norcross Road on Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited there for a Prayer service Tuesday at 9 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. George Church 5145 Peach Street on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association 821 Filmore Erie, PA 16505 Send condolences at www.Burtonfunerasslhome.com.
Erie Times-News from 1/3/2009 - 1/5/2009,

St. George Church ,"
Burton Wintergreen Funeral Home ,

Re: Lillie Witkowski, born abt 1910-1915, lived Hinsdale (DuPage Co.) IL

KellyHasse — 2008-12-19 19:15:18Z

Lillian Witkowski is my Mother-in-law's aunt. I would be very interested to see the photo, and show it to my MIL for confirmation. Thank you!
my e-mail: k l hasse @ g mail . com (just remove the spaces ;) )

Re: OBIT: Alfred Witkowski, c 1925 - 2003, MI ? --> IL

KellyHasse — 2008-12-19 17:51:27Z

Thank you for posting this! Alfred was my husband's great-uncle.

Witkowski Family from Grutta Parish (West Prussia)

rususmar — 2008-10-21 16:26:18Z

Way too much info to post here, as I have done extensive research of the Witkowski family/families from Grutta Parish.

Please contact me at the email address below and let me know your interest/connection to my postings. Are you looking for information on a specific family grouping? I will be happy to share any pertinent information that I have.

Ruth
rususmar@yahoo.com

Rose Merlak Witkowski - Chicago, IL

rususmar — 2008-10-21 16:03:18Z

Peter Francis Rutkowski was born November 26, 1870 in Slup, West Prussia, to Peter Witkowski and Joanna Klucznik. He was baptized in Grutta Parish.

Peter arrived in the U.S. in 1892 and came to Chicago where he lived with his Rutkowski relatives.

Peter (age 36) and Rose (age 27) did not have children. The 1910 Census indicates it is the first marriage for both. Not sure what happened to their marriage. Peter lists himself as a widower in the 1920 and 1930 Censuses, yet I cannot locate a death record for Rose. Peter died in Chicago on April 21, 1936.

NOTE: Peter's aunt, Marianna Witkowski Rutkowski, is my great, great grandmother.

Re: Witkowski Family from Grutta Parish (West Prussia)

dreylow — 2008-10-21 15:21:01Z

(If you have the information) could you please list Birth dates and parents for the Witkowski's listed?
Drey Newbauer.

Re: Rose Merlak Witkowski - Chicago, IL

dreylow — 2008-10-21 15:14:43Z

Please list any/all information regarding Peter Witkowski. where /when Born, Parents, Siblings... After their Chicago marriage, did they continue to reside there?
Drey Newbauer, Witkowski researcher, Milwaukee, Penn, and Poland.

Witkowski Family from Grutta Parish (West Prussia)

rususmar — 2008-10-21 14:27:50Z

Please contact me if you are researching the Witkowski family from Grutta Parish in West Prussia.

My 2nd great grandmother was Marianna Witkowski (married to Jacob Rutkowski).

My 3rd great grandfather was Ignatius Witkowski (married to Helena Jarnos/Jarnosiowa).

Sgt. James Witkowski, Iraq War, Oct 2005

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

No. 1109-05
IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 28, 2005
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sgt. James Witkowski, 32, of Surprise, Ariz., died on Oct. 26, near Ashraf, Iraq, of injuries sustained there earlier that day when an improvised explosive device detonated near his HMMWV during convoy operations. Witkowski was assigned to the Army Reserve's 729th Transportation Company, Fresno, Calif.

For further information related to this release, contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2005/nr20051028-4997.htm...

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

KimBrizendine — 2007-11-22 23:03:38Z

Hi Larry. Here is the information that I also posted to Jenny.

My cousin, Drey, and I have been working together on this branch of our tree. Ferdinand Wutkowski (DOB Nov 1824) and Mary (Martinski?) (DOB Nov 1835) had at least four children: Michael Wutkowski (5 Oct 1850), Eva Wutkowski (18 Oct 1856), Julianna Wutkowski (21 Jun 1862), and Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski (8 Jul 1867). All were born in Poland/Germany.

Michael married Anna Sobieski in Poland and traveled to the U.S. aboard the Neckar coming from Bremen. It arrived 3 Dec 1883. They can be found under the family name "Wutkofski". They traveled with their children "Wl" (Wladyslaw or Walter Frank), Bonislawa (Bertha), Marianna (or Mary Anna), Johann, Michael's sister Juliana, and Marcin Opalewski ("Opollfski"). This can be found on the 1820 to 1957 New York passenger lists on ancestry.com.

Subsequent children born to Michael and Anna Wutkowski include Martin, Martha, Anna, and Catharina (Kadia) Weronika. Some of them were born in Pennsylvania. Catharina was born 4 May 1894 in Milwaukee, WI. The 1930 census seems to indicate birthplace of her father (i.e. Michael Wutkowski) as "Goschald Ker Graudens".

Although Marcin (Martin) Opalewski and Julianna Wutkowski were traveling together, I have not found their marriage record. It is probably in Tioga County, Pennsylvania since that is where their children were born (based on census records and death records). Their children's names were as follows: Joannes (John), Joseph F., Mary, Clara, Stanley J., Helen, and Edward Max Opalewski. They appear to have migrated to Milwaukee, WI ca. 1905.

Eva Wutkowski, daughter of Ferdinand and Mary Wutkowski, married Frank Szeklinski. They had at least 5 known children: Helen (27 May 1881), Frank (ca 1884), Joseph John (5 mar 1885), Bronislaus (ca 1890), Louis Julian (18 Sep 1890), and Stanislaus (Stanely; 3 Jun 1898). These children also appear to have been born in Pennsylvania per census records. I have not found a death record for Frank Szeklinski. However, Eva and her children also migrated to Milwaukee, WI. They can be found in the 1905 Milwaukee, WI census. Eva is listed as married. However, her husband is not listed. Per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census, she is listed as widowed.

Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski, son of Ferdinand and Mary, married Rozalia Fexer. His death record indicates he was born in Jankowitz Kr Graudenz, Poland/Germany. Frank Wutkowski and Rozalia Fexer had at least 7 known children: Clara Dorothy, Mary (Maria), Franz, Child of (born and died on 28 Apr 1905), Weronika, Anton, and John (Johann).

Again, at least Michael Wutkowski, Julianna Wutkowski Opalewski, and Eva Wutkowski Szeklisnki appear to have spent five to ten years in the Tioga Co, Pennsylvania area. Two towns in particular have come up: Antrim and Bloss (or Blossburg).

Ferdinand Wutkowski was living with his son Michael per the 1900 Milwaukee, WI census. At the same time, Ferdinand's wife Mary Wutkowski was living with their son Frank (Wudkowsky). This census indicates year of emmigration as 1889. The number of years of marriage and the year of emmigration match for Ferdinand Wutkowski and Mary Wutkowski (although they were living with different children). Ferdinand "Wodkowski" is later living with daughter Eva Szeklinski and her children per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census.

Does any of this information tie in with your Wutkowski information? Hi Jenny. It's nice to hear from you. My cousin, Drey, and I have been working together on this branch of our tree. Ferdinand Wutkowski (DOB Nov 1824) and Mary (Martinski?) (DOB Nov 1835) had at least four children: Michael Wutkowski (5 Oct 1850), Eva Wutkowski (18 Oct 1856), Julianna Wutkowski (21 Jun 1862), and Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski (8 Jul 1867). All were born in Poland/Germany.

Michael married Anna Sobieski in Poland and traveled to the U.S. aboard the Neckar coming from Bremen. It arrived 3 Dec 1883. They can be found under the family name "Wutkofski". They traveled with their children "Wl" (Wladyslaw or Walter Frank), Bonislawa (Bertha), Marianna (or Mary Anna), Johann, Michael's sister Juliana, and Marcin Opalewski ("Opollfski"). This can be found on the 1820 to 1957 New York passenger lists on ancestry.com.

Subsequent children born to Michael and Anna Wutkowski include Martin, Martha, Anna, and Catharina (Kadia) Weronika. Some of them were born in Pennsylvania. Catharina was born 4 May 1894 in Milwaukee, WI. The 1930 census seems to indicate birthplace of her father (i.e. Michael Wutkowski) as "Goschald Ker Graudens".

Although Marcin (Martin) Opalewski and Julianna Wutkowski were traveling together, I have not found their marriage record. It is probably in Tioga County, Pennsylvania since that is where their children were born (based on census records and death records). Their children's names were as follows: Joannes (John), Joseph F., Mary, Clara, Stanley J., Helen, and Edward Max Opalewski. They appear to have migrated to Milwaukee, WI ca. 1905.

Eva Wutkowski, daughter of Ferdinand and Mary Wutkowski, married Frank Szeklinski. They had at least 5 known children: Helen (27 May 1881), Frank (ca 1884), Joseph John (5 mar 1885), Bronislaus (ca 1890), Louis Julian (18 Sep 1890), and Stanislaus (Stanely; 3 Jun 1898). These children also appear to have been born in Pennsylvania per census records. I have not found a death record for Frank Szeklinski. However, Eva and her children also migrated to Milwaukee, WI. They can be found in the 1905 Milwaukee, WI census. Eva is listed as married. However, her husband is not listed. Per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census, she is listed as widowed.

Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski, son of Ferdinand and Mary, married Rozalia Fexer. His death record indicates he was born in Jankowitz Kr Graudenz, Poland/Germany. Frank Wutkowski and Rozalia Fexer had at least 7 known children: Clara Dorothy, Mary (Maria), Franz, Child of (born and died on 28 Apr 1905), Weronika, Anton, and John (Johann).

Again, at least Michael Wutkowski, Julianna Wutkowski Opalewski, and Eva Wutkowski Szeklisnki appear to have spent five to ten years in the Tioga Co, Pennsylvania area. Two towns in particular have come up: Antrim and Bloss (or Blossburg).

Ferdinand Wutkowski was living with his son Michael per the 1900 Milwaukee, WI census. At the same time, Ferdinand's wife Mary Wutkowski was living with their son Frank (Wudkowsky). This census indicates year of emmigration as 1889. The number of years of marriage and the year of emmigration match for Ferdinand Wutkowski and Mary Wutkowski (although they were living with different children). Ferdinand "Wodkowski" is later living with daughter Eva Szeklinski and her children per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census.

Does any of this information tie in with your Wutkowski information? We have some additional descendant information.

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

KimBrizendine — 2007-11-22 22:24:00Z

Hi Jenny. It's nice to hear from you. My cousin, Drey, and I have been working together on this branch of our tree. Ferdinand Wutkowski (DOB Nov 1824) and Mary (Martinski?) (DOB Nov 1835) had at least four children: Michael Wutkowski (5 Oct 1850), Eva Wutkowski (18 Oct 1856), Julianna Wutkowski (21 Jun 1862), and Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski (8 Jul 1867). All were born in Poland/Germany.

Michael married Anna Sobieski in Poland and traveled to the U.S. aboard the Neckar coming from Bremen. It arrived 3 Dec 1883. They can be found under the family name "Wutkofski". They traveled with their children "Wl" (Wladyslaw or Walter Frank), Bonislawa (Bertha), Marianna (or Mary Anna), Johann, Michael's sister Juliana, and Marcin Opalewski ("Opollfski"). This can be found on the 1820 to 1957 New York passenger lists on ancestry.com.

Subsequent children born to Michael and Anna Wutkowski include Martin, Martha, Anna, and Catharina (Kadia) Weronika. Some of them were born in Pennsylvania. Catharina was born 4 May 1894 in Milwaukee, WI. The 1930 census seems to indicate birthplace of her father (i.e. Michael Wutkowski) as "Goschald Ker Graudens".

Although Marcin (Martin) Opalewski and Julianna Wutkowski were traveling together, I have not found their marriage record. It is probably in Tioga County, Pennsylvania since that is where their children were born (based on census records and death records). Their children's names were as follows: Joannes (John), Joseph F., Mary, Clara, Stanley J., Helen, and Edward Max Opalewski. They appear to have migrated to Milwaukee, WI ca. 1905.

Eva Wutkowski, daughter of Ferdinand and Mary Wutkowski, married Frank Szeklinski. They had at least 5 known children: Helen (27 May 1881), Frank (ca 1884), Joseph John (5 mar 1885), Bronislaus (ca 1890), Louis Julian (18 Sep 1890), and Stanislaus (Stanely; 3 Jun 1898). These children also appear to have been born in Pennsylvania per census records. I have not found a death record for Frank Szeklinski. However, Eva and her children also migrated to Milwaukee, WI. They can be found in the 1905 Milwaukee, WI census. Eva is listed as married. However, her husband is not listed. Per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census, she is listed as widowed.

Franz (Frank) Stanlislaw Wutkowski, son of Ferdinand and Mary, married Rozalia Fexer. His death record indicates he was born in Jankowitz Kr Graudenz, Poland/Germany. Frank Wutkowski and Rozalia Fexer had at least 7 known children: Clara Dorothy, Mary (Maria), Franz, Child of (born and died on 28 Apr 1905), Weronika, Anton, and John (Johann).

Again, at least Michael Wutkowski, Julianna Wutkowski Opalewski, and Eva Wutkowski Szeklisnki appear to have spent five to ten years in the Tioga Co, Pennsylvania area. Two towns in particular have come up: Antrim and Bloss (or Blossburg).

Ferdinand Wutkowski was living with his son Michael per the 1900 Milwaukee, WI census. At the same time, Ferdinand's wife Mary Wutkowski was living with their son Frank (Wudkowsky). This census indicates year of emmigration as 1889. The number of years of marriage and the year of emmigration match for Ferdinand Wutkowski and Mary Wutkowski (although they were living with different children). Ferdinand "Wodkowski" is later living with daughter Eva Szeklinski and her children per the 1910 Milwaukee, WI census.

We do have additional descendant information. Does any of this information tie in with your Wutkowski information?

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

KimBrizendine — 2008-03-21 14:55:56Z

schneidejenny Would love to compare notes. contact me dreylow AT sbcglobal.net
I have Wut (Wit/Wod) kowski's in Milwaukee: Michael, Eva, Julia and Frank. Prents are Fred and Mary (who died 1912 and 1904)

Re: Witkowski

KimBrizendine — 2008-03-21 14:49:50Z

Who is Eileen's Witkowski husband?

Re: Witkowski

KimBrizendine — 2008-03-21 14:46:52Z

I have an Anton/Tony/Anthony c1905 - Milwaukee. Parents "Walter Frank" and Catherine Willma/Willmann

Re: Witkowski's from Mazowiecki Poland

ctamara77 — 2008-03-03 05:39:02Z

Do you have any information regarding John? Do you know if he was born in Poland? I have a great uncle that I met while I was in Poland in the 1980s. He was the youngest brother of my grandfather. I know that he had a lot of children, however, I really don't remember their names. We did however meet his wife but I don't remember her name either. Grandfather came from Lomza and came to Warsaw to meet us. We were going there but we were in the process of adopting a young boy and had to stay in Warsaw for business. I do know that did not leave Poland. He was only three or four months old when his parents died and he inherited their farm because the other boys came to America. Who actually knows maybe he is the John Carol

Rose Merlak Witkowski - Chicago, IL

rususmar — 2008-10-21 14:22:21Z

Please contact me if you have information regarding Rose Merlak, who married Peter Witkowski on May 28, 1907 at St. Hyacinth Church in Chicago, IL.

Re: Witkowski

pantherqueen67 — 2007-07-02 00:49:26Z

am looking for any information on my grandmother. Her name was Eileen Getrude Devanney Witkowski Carey. She had 3 children - Barbara Jeannie Wikowski McCormack born 1947(my mother), Judy Eileen Witkowski Cooper, And son Thomas O. Carey born 1059. They lived in upstate New York.

Re: John BURKUS

bmace420 — 2008-09-29 12:57:03Z

my gggrandmother was juliana burkus she married mihaly pinter and passed away in south bend...i do believe she was hungarian...i am at an impasse with finding any info on her. she moved here with her husband and several children in 1893.
She came to South Bend, IN via Texas after her husband (my gggrandfather) passed away, supposedly to live with relatives...any info would help...

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

nicinski — 2008-03-29 16:13:25Z

Greetings Cathy,

I have three nephew's who still live in New Jersey. They are my brother, Charles's sons' He was born in 1940.

Another nephew in Phillipsburg and the last in the Hacketts town area. One niece and she with husband live in Colorado.

One is in Brick and is a plummer. I grew-up in Union where most of us lived. ( Exit 138 on Garden State)

Interesting that your Dad has a different spelling than his Dad. Odd.

What data do you have on your Grandfather's parents or the ohter relatives that lived in Brooklyn with a last name of CIAK?

If you still want to communicate thru ancestry board OK, but if want direct email I am nicinski@aol.com easy.

Wow. It appears we have found a lost link to the family members.

Best w/ Love to the reconnected Family

Steve In CA

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

nicinski — 2008-03-28 23:47:41Z

Hi Cathy,

Interesting and more Interesting.

My dad was Theodore Nicinski, I assume your grandfathers brother. He passed on in March of 1972. My Mother, another Mary is still living at a ripe 89. She remembers all the children's names, but does not recall your grandmother's maiden name.

Do you know when your grandfather may have changed the name from Nicinski to Misinsky. I always guessed it was when he was in the Merchant Marines or sometime. Per the 1910 census the name was spelled Niczienski.

Great Another family link.

Are you still in NJ or another state. My Mom is in NC and I am in CA.

More to follow. Ask your Father if he remembers the Twins?

Steve

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

nicinski — 2008-03-28 23:46:32Z

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

nicinski — 2008-03-28 04:51:51Z

To whom it may read or receive this message,

Assuming the address is still good and this mechanism thru Ancestry.com works

I was doing a general name surf with my last name, Nicinski, and came across your query about family.

I had an Uncle Joseph whose wife was a Mary. Uncle Joe's last name was not the same or was changed to Misinsky.

Uncle Joe had two younger brothers, Theodore and Frank

In 1910 they lived in Pittsburgh.

Does any of this information make a family connection. I also believe Uncle Joe was born in 1900.

Drop a line if this gets to the correct people and appears to make sense.

And Yes, the family moved to NJ and most of the Family grew up in New Jersey. For years all lived in Newark.

Steve

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

phobia_1 — 2008-03-28 17:14:26Z

Hello Steve,
Yes my address is up to date and only because someone found me last year through a photo they found at a yard sale that had an address on the back and the name Witkowski. My name is Cathy Rohowyj, my maiden name was Misinsky. Joseph and Mary were my grandparents. All your info is correct. My fater spelled Misinsky with a "Y" but his brother, also a Joseph, spelled it with an "i".

Mary and Joseph had 3 children, Joseph jr, Mary and Peter who is my father. I have lots of pictures and would be happy to share them with you.
Love
Cathy

Re: Witkowski, Nicinski, Misinsky

phobia_1 — 2008-03-29 05:59:58Z

HI Steve,
Mary's maiden name was Witkowski.

The Nicinski name was changed before 1934 because my father was born in 1934. His birth certificate says Micinski.

Yes I am in NJ, I live near the shore. My father's family originally came from north Jersey.

I'll ask my dad about the twins
Love
Cathy

Re: Anthony Witkowski, North Tonawanda, NY

bekkin1 — 2007-02-04 03:19:23Z

I was curious if you Anthony Witkowski was ever in Erie, PA and married to a Mary Tatar?

Thank you
Bekky Tatar-Kinsey

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

LarryHillstead — 2007-11-23 05:16:55Z

Sorry, no bells ringing here, either by name or location. We are able to trace the Witkowski's back to Poland and none of these spellings match.

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

LarryHillstead — 2007-11-22 06:09:20Z

I don't have any family with the name Wutkowski, but mine did come from the same area of Poland. Family names in Poland were Witkowski, Zielinski and Suwalski. A related family, Wanta, also came from that area. They came to the U.S. about 1880, first to Buffalo, NY, then to Portage Co. in Wisconsin. My line is the Witkowski family.

Searching??

ChesyBoland — 2008-02-17 02:20:30Z

I am looking for a Witkowski his name is/was Walter William Witkowski, but I believe he went by Bill Witkowski. Also I was told that he was a detective in the New York area???? Any information would be great as I have little family info!

Re: Rozalia Witkowski(a) Soczewka, Poland

etienne87 — 2007-02-05 22:11:34Z

Dear Roberta, yes I still think there is some connection there and thanks for the other names. I will write to my connection in the archives in Poland to see if I can get more information on any of the names you gave me. On a side note, my ancestors were from several other places near Szczawin too. I have found some from Szczawin, some from Janopol ( or something close to that ) and a few others that I cant name off the top of my head. If I hear anything from my contact in Poland I will pass it on. Thanks again!

Steve

Re: Rozalia Witkowski(a) Soczewka, Poland

etienne87 — 2007-02-05 19:12:45Z

Hi Roberta, I came across your post for Witkowski and while reading some of the replies, especially the one that mentions a Rozalia from Szczawin, I became more and more intrigued. I am hoping that we may be of some benefit to each other. In any case, I'm babbling so I'll get to the point. My gg grandmother ( I think thats right ) Lucya Witkowski and her daughter Wladyslawa were born in Szczawin about 30 miles north of Warsaw and I'm thinking that we might be related. From your post stating that Rozalia was born in 1832, and if we are talking about the same family, then Lucya would most likely be her daughter or neice, as Lucya was born around 1860 or so. If this sounds like someone in your tree and would like to share information, please let me know. Thanks.

Re: Leon Witzkowski

jjretired — 2008-04-18 15:23:19Z

I am your husban's uncle walt's son. Please contact me at jjretired@live.com.

Re: Rozalia Witkowski(a) Soczewka, Poland

Raven27Fan — 2007-02-05 19:43:12Z

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I'm always glad to hear from someone researching names similar to mine. My Rozalia Witkowski was born 21 Aug 1932 in Szczawin Borowy, Parish Suserz, Gostynin, Poland. She had a sister, Lucya, born in 1834 in the same location. She also had brothers: Jozef b.1837 and Benedykt b.1839. I don't know who they married, where they lived or whom their children are. The geographical area my ancestors are from is west of Warsaw. Witkowski is a more common name in Poland, but still, you have to wonder..... Let me know if you think there is a connection.

Re: Seeking Witkowski Family--- Brooklyn NY

thomasmartin2 — 2008-05-27 03:07:27Z

Nolan - looks like we are definitely talking about the same family - although I have some different information. Would love to contact you and see what info you have (and how we are related). I have found John Witkowski and family on the 1920 and 1930 census. I have a family tree going on Geni.com and would love to invite you.

I am Thomas Martin - my mother, Rose Catherine Witkowski, daughter of the Alexander Witkowski. Fantastic that you have info on the Moryto side. I have been struggling with a bad spelling I had (Maryto). Hope you are still on e-mail.

Re: Witkowski - Wutkowski

schneidejenny — 2007-11-22 05:33:59Z

I am a member of the Wutkowski family. Im trying to find more info on them.

Re: Great grandmother a Witkowski

oakime — 2008-09-06 07:27:34Z

My grandfather and his father was Anthony Witkus (possibly Witkowski) in Illinois. One arrived in 1911, the other served in WWII.

Re: Witkowski

LindaSueCarpenterFry — 2007-07-02 00:56:36Z

I'm sorry, but all of the Witkowskis I am researching are in Wisconsin.

Anthony Witkowski

LindaSueCarpenterFry — 2007-02-04 14:45:06Z

My Anthony Witkowski has only lived in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area.

Re: Witkowski, Shenandoah PA

dreylow — 2008-09-14 13:55:18Z

I have family that went from Poland to Penn - Hoytville and Tioag, comes to mind. THey were not there very long - they came up to Milwaukee, WI.
Fred - Ferdinand and Mary - Maryanna Nee Martinski, have 4 known children. Michal (Anna Sobieski), Julia (Martin Opalewski), Eva (Frank Szeklinski) and Frank (Rosie Fexer)
Fred 1824 - 1912, Mary 1835-1840 to 1904. Michal 1854 - 1916, Eva 1859-1856 to 1940, Julia 1862-1864 to 1932, Frank 1869-1950, Michal came to the US in 1883 opn the Neckar, Julia & Martin came ?1882, Frank came ?1894
Could William (anna) be a brother to Ferdinand? his parents (acording to hi DC) are WIlhelm and Mary. DO you have dates fo birth? Immigration? siblings?
Ver interested...
Drey Newbauer, Brown Deer, WI

Witkowski, Shenandoah PA

dobies91658 — 2008-09-14 02:29:07Z

Am searching for family in the Shenandoah, PA area. Very important, please help if you can. Father was Leo Witkowski, his brother was Ben, grandparents were William Witkowski and Anna Kuczmarska. A cousin Dennis Witkowski was killed in Vietnam in 1968.

Re: Witkowski, Shenandoah PA

dobies91658 — 2008-09-14 21:01:00Z

Thank you very much for contacting me.
However, I don't think this is going to be a connection.
My dad (Leo Witkowski) was born in Shenandoah PA and I don't have very much history at all on my grandparents except for their names. To my knowledge the family lived primarily in the Shenandoah area. I am trying to locate surviving family members whom I have never met by the way.
I don't have alot to go by and am just starting my search.
My dad was born in 1909 but I don't have any other birth info. on other family members. Thanks, Dennis.