Hi, thank you for starting this group, I am in Michigan and  I am just
beginning to research my mother's family.
The surnames for my grandparents are Katulski and Lutostanski.
I believe they came from Posen and Lomza. (sp)
We lived in Detroit when I was growing up and I remember my
grandmother taking me to the Christmas Party at the Polish Century
Club. (In Detroit on Outer Drive.)
My grandfather owned a furniture store on Harper when my mom & her
sister were little girls.  My grandmother's family settled in the
Ziegler/Royalton Ill. area from what I remember.
I don't know if my grandfather's family lived anyplace other than
Hamtramck, MI.
Thanks again for starting this group,
Mary

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I am hoping you can answer some questions about citizenship that took place in 1896. My great grandfather Joseph Jacob Bolda became a US citizen in Wayne County in 1896. What kind of information is on either the intent or the actual citizenship papers? Do they give any parents names or the place they were born?

Thank you
Pat DePrez


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From: Pat

To: Brickwall@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 9:06 AM

Subject: [mipolonia] Baptismal Question

I am hoping someone can answer this question for me, I wrote to the Detroit Archdiocese and they haven't answered.  When Catholic people came over here and got married here in the church did they have to show their baptismal record?  And if so would the church have a copy of this?

 

I appreciate any help with this.

 

Pat

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I am researching my maternal grandmother's family. Her name was
Frances Strycharz, born in Austria-Poland between 1886-1888. I have
very little information on her. On the Ellis Island website, I have
located a Franzska Strigcharz who boarded the ship "Phoenicia" in
Hamburg on March 17, 2002. Her last residence is listed as
"Wetor." Frances resided in West Rutland, VT, and then in Troy,NY.
She died in 1944. On the death certificate,herparents are listed as
Michael and Agnes Chipal Strycharz. Frances had a younger sister,
Louise (Ludmilla/Ludwiga?)who also emigrated and resided in Cohoes,
NY. There was a stepbrother, Jan, who we believe remained in Poland.
Any information on this surname would be greatly appreciated.
Carole

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From: Pat

To: undisclosed-recipient@...

Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 9:02 PM

Subject: [mipolonia] Need church info from Swarzewo (German: Schwarzau).

I need either where on the web I can go to find information on church records or where I can write for these records.  Also is this in Germany or in Poland?

 

Any and all help will be appreciated.

 

Pat

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Dear Sir or Madam;

I am currently trying to search my grandmother's brother whose first
name is Fritz and he was a pastor of a church in Michigan City-Indiana
or one of city of the State of Michigan like 1950's. As far as we know
his son was a steel factory owner.
We know my grandmother's first name is Ludwiga or Ludwika and after
that she took a new name as Havva in Turkey. She was born in
Konigsberg or city of Suwalki like 1874's. She has gone to Turkey with
her sons like 1912's. His husband's name is Sheriff Gulap. He has two
bakery shop until 1915 which is called "Konstantynopolska
(today Pilsudskiego 1) and Gulap Bakery Shop (Today Kosciuszki 80) in
city of Suwalki. He has also gone to Turkey because of communism. My
grandmother has gone to Suwalki like 1928 and he has lived there until
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