Joseph Feltman was born in Poland on January, 14, 1857 in Poland. Joseph immigrated to the U S. at the age of 18 in about 1875 and settled in Perham, MN.
There is a Joseph Feldman age 17 who arrived September 17, 1873 in the port of New York, he came from Germany and is listed as a painter. It is not known if he was traveling alone or with friends or family the family listed previously was that of Wieland.
Joseph worked on a railroad for four years and then he came to North Dakota in 1878 where he filed homestead in Pulaski Township.
He returned to Perham, MN, and married Eleanor Czapiewski on May 5, 1879 and on their honeymoon came back to North Dakota bringing with them their total belongings: two oxen, one cow, a cat and their clothing.
Eleanor Czapiewski was the daughter of Anton Czapiewski and Maryanna Plata and according to the ships manifest when her family came she was born 1865 in Prussia. I didn’t locate the birth record of Eleanor, but most of her siblings were born in Ossowo, Wiele Parish, Poland.
Joseph and Eleanor were on the 1880 census living next to Eleanor’s parents.
Joseph filed land claims in 1888 and there was also a Henrik Feldman who filed earlier in 1882 and 1883 and was living in Pembina in 1880.
FELDMAN JOSEPH 800 03/15/1888
FELDMANN HENRIK 607 01/20/1882
FELDMANN HENRIK 2111 07/10/1883
Other possible spellings are FELDMAN, FELDMANN, FELTDMAN, FELTMAN
There are possible parents of Joseph who were living in Perham in 1880. Andrew and Catherine Feltman came to the United States with the Frank Bucholz Sr. family from Krakow, Poland.
The Feldman’s had two children, a daughter Mary and a son Joseph. Mary was born in Krakow, Poland, in 1850. She married Frank Walkowski in the year of 1867 at the age of 17.
The Feltmans settled on the east side of Gorman Township by the Gorman-Corliss border, on a homestead along the Toad River, near the Frank Walkowski homestead.
Their son Joseph was never married. He moved to Minto, North Dakota to work in the harvest fields. He moved in the fall of the year and built a sod house to live in until he was settled. He is buried in North Dakota. Other Feltmans also moved to North Dakota to work in the fields.
From East Otter Tail County History Volume II 1994
Joseph Feltman died March 27, 1947 in Walsh County, North Dakota. Eleanor died March 12, 1963 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
The Feltmans were active in the Catholic Church. They raised a family of 6 sons and 4 daughters: Elizabeth, Emma, Veronica, Alexander, Joseph, Dominick, Izydore, William, Konstanty, and Angela.
Children of Joseph Feltman and Eleanor Czapiewski are:
1. Elizabeth Dominica Feltman, born November 14, 1880 in Dakota Territory; died July 18, 1973 in Minto, Walsh County, ND. She married Louis F. Reszka October 17, 1899 in St. Stanislaus Church, Warsaw, ND; born July 24, 1874 in Cincinnati, Ohio; died February 09, 1953 in Minto, Walsh County, ND.
2. Emma E. Feltman, born October 15, 1881 in Dakota Territory; died March 1976. She married John J. Mach; born September 1883 in Michigan; died 1964.
3. Frank Feltman, born 1883 in Dakota Territory.
4. Veronica Feltman, born February 1885 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota. She married Greskowiak.
5. Alexander F. Feltman, born March 27, 1886 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died October 25, 1965 in Walsh County, North Dakota. He married Agnes Mach; born October 1886 in Michigan; died 1970.
6. Joseph M. Jr. Feltman, born March 11, 1887 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died December 14, 1943 in Walsh County, North Dakota. He married Selma Schuster; born October 16, 1892; died June 28, 1975 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
7. Dominic J. Feltman, born February 27, 1891 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died March 25, 1967 in Walsh County, North Dakota. He married Josephine Rudnik October 25, 1939; born October 25, 1917.
8. Izydora Feltman, born July 1892 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died 1958. He married Augusta Wosick; born April 15, 1900; died March 16, 1993.
9. William Feltman, born May 1894 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died 1976.
10. Konstanty Feltman, born February 27, 1896; died August 09, 1988. He married Julia (Duray) Wosick; born November 12, 1903; died April 18, 1988.
11. Angeline Feltman, born November 13, 1897 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died August 06, 1943 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
Monday, August 2, 2010
ALBERT 'WOJCIECH' BABINSKI
Albert Babinski was born in December of 1844 or 1845 in West Prussia. On his marriage record from Wiele Parish he is listed as living in Long, West Prussia which is now Lag, Poland. Albert’s baptisimal record may be possibly found in Czersk Parish.
Adalbert Babinski age 23 and Franziska Osowska age 19 were married February 4, 1867 in Wiele Parish, West Prussia, the witnesses were possibly Franz Glinowski and Carl Wilkowski depending on the reading of the record.
Francisca Ossowska was the daughter of Paul Ossowski and Anna Grebin and was born August 31, 1848 in the Village of Ossowo, Wiele Parish, West Prussia and her God Parents were Joseph Ossowski and Francisca Narloch.
Albert and Francisca had their first child born in Lag, Czersk Parish, Poland in 1867.
Parish | Year | Child Forename | Fathers Forename | Fathers Surname | Mothers Forename | Mothers Surname
Łąg | 1867 | Joannes | Adalbert | Babiński | Francisca | Ossowska
Albert Babinski and Frances Osowski came to America between 1867 and 1871 with their son John, age 2. They came by sailboat which took almost two weeks. Soon after they arrived, their son Albert was born in New York.
According to family history Albert Jr. was born in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York which may be correct, but we find Albert on the 1870 Census in Saratoga County, New York working as a farm laborer. The census record was taken June 22, 1870.
BOBINSKEY ALBERT | age 23 | POLAND | NY | SARATOGA | SARATOGA SPRINGS | 1870
Albert may have come earlier to America because about a month after the census record Frances and John arrived from Prussian Poland on the ship Hershel.
First Last Occupation Age (Birth) Sex Arrived Origin Ship
Franziska Babinsky Woman 22 1848 F 18 Jul 1870 Germany Herschel
Johann Babinsky Child, Youngster 2 1868 M 18 Jul 1870 Germany Herschel
Other families on the ship were Lewinski and Prondzinski, which maybe from the same area of Poland.
Albert Babinski and his wife, Frances (Osowski) moved to Winona, MN sometime after 1871, where they lived for several years between 1874 and 1878. The family should be on 1875 census in Winona, Minnesota, where Theodore, Rosa, and Andrew were born.
There were unclaimed letters for Albert in Winona in 1875 according to the Winona papers online.
When Albert came to the Dakota Territory they came by freight car to Grand Forks, where they came to filed homestead claims in Pulaski Township, which was then still part of Grand Forks County.
Albert with several others filed on claims in Pulaski Township in 1879. After two years of preparations the family traveled in box cars with their belongings to Grand Forks and from there the 30 miles north by wagon to their claims.
There was an August Babinski living in Trempleau County, Wisconsin born in 1855, was was possibly born to August Babinski and Josephine Pruska in Lag, but it is unknown if he is related to Albert.
Albert and Frances were on the 1880 Census Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
The family built a log home with a sod roof, cutting down trees and laying logs with a mud mixture. For a white or lighter exterior they mixed ashes and water, and then painted over the mud. The interior was small with straw mattresses for beds. Field work was done with oxen.
Albert and Frances were on the 1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota
Albert and Frances raised a family of five sons and three daughters:
1. John Babinski, born Dec, 1867 in Lag, Poland; died Dec, 7, 1939 in Minto. He married Cecilia Maszk Feb, 16, 1892; born Jan, 14, 1874 in Winona, Winona County, MN; died Apr, 11, 1955 in Minto.
2. Albert Babinski Jr., born Apr, 1871 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. He married Anastasia Skoneczny 1897; born Nov, 1877 in Poland.
3. Theodore Babinski, born Apr, 1874 in Minnesota. He married Anne Pietzak.
4. Rose Babinski, born Jul, 1876 in Minnesota / Wisconsin; died Feb, 27, 1956. She married Frank Bruski 1894; born Mar, 1866 in Poland; died 1952.
5. Andrew J. Babinski, born Nov, 30, 1878 in Winona, Winona County, MN; died Apr, 18, 1955. He married Frances Mary Anna Stanislawski Jan, 19, 1903; born Sep, 18, 1879 in Winona, Winona County, Minnesota; died Apr, 22, 1948.
6. Bertha Babinski, born Dec, 1883 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, Dakota Territory. She married Stephen Olczak.
7. Frances Babinski, born Apr, 1886 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota. She married Frank Brzezinski.
8. Anton Babinski, born Aug, 1888 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, Dakota Territory; died 1965. He married Vanda Babinski Sep, 11, 1911; born 1888.
Adalbert Babinski age 23 and Franziska Osowska age 19 were married February 4, 1867 in Wiele Parish, West Prussia, the witnesses were possibly Franz Glinowski and Carl Wilkowski depending on the reading of the record.
Francisca Ossowska was the daughter of Paul Ossowski and Anna Grebin and was born August 31, 1848 in the Village of Ossowo, Wiele Parish, West Prussia and her God Parents were Joseph Ossowski and Francisca Narloch.
Albert and Francisca had their first child born in Lag, Czersk Parish, Poland in 1867.
Parish | Year | Child Forename | Fathers Forename | Fathers Surname | Mothers Forename | Mothers Surname
Łąg | 1867 | Joannes | Adalbert | Babiński | Francisca | Ossowska
Albert Babinski and Frances Osowski came to America between 1867 and 1871 with their son John, age 2. They came by sailboat which took almost two weeks. Soon after they arrived, their son Albert was born in New York.
According to family history Albert Jr. was born in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York which may be correct, but we find Albert on the 1870 Census in Saratoga County, New York working as a farm laborer. The census record was taken June 22, 1870.
BOBINSKEY ALBERT | age 23 | POLAND | NY | SARATOGA | SARATOGA SPRINGS | 1870
Albert may have come earlier to America because about a month after the census record Frances and John arrived from Prussian Poland on the ship Hershel.
First Last Occupation Age (Birth) Sex Arrived Origin Ship
Franziska Babinsky Woman 22 1848 F 18 Jul 1870 Germany Herschel
Johann Babinsky Child, Youngster 2 1868 M 18 Jul 1870 Germany Herschel
Other families on the ship were Lewinski and Prondzinski, which maybe from the same area of Poland.
Albert Babinski and his wife, Frances (Osowski) moved to Winona, MN sometime after 1871, where they lived for several years between 1874 and 1878. The family should be on 1875 census in Winona, Minnesota, where Theodore, Rosa, and Andrew were born.
There were unclaimed letters for Albert in Winona in 1875 according to the Winona papers online.
When Albert came to the Dakota Territory they came by freight car to Grand Forks, where they came to filed homestead claims in Pulaski Township, which was then still part of Grand Forks County.
Albert with several others filed on claims in Pulaski Township in 1879. After two years of preparations the family traveled in box cars with their belongings to Grand Forks and from there the 30 miles north by wagon to their claims.
There was an August Babinski living in Trempleau County, Wisconsin born in 1855, was was possibly born to August Babinski and Josephine Pruska in Lag, but it is unknown if he is related to Albert.
Albert and Frances were on the 1880 Census Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
The family built a log home with a sod roof, cutting down trees and laying logs with a mud mixture. For a white or lighter exterior they mixed ashes and water, and then painted over the mud. The interior was small with straw mattresses for beds. Field work was done with oxen.
Albert and Frances were on the 1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota
Albert and Frances raised a family of five sons and three daughters:
1. John Babinski, born Dec, 1867 in Lag, Poland; died Dec, 7, 1939 in Minto. He married Cecilia Maszk Feb, 16, 1892; born Jan, 14, 1874 in Winona, Winona County, MN; died Apr, 11, 1955 in Minto.
2. Albert Babinski Jr., born Apr, 1871 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. He married Anastasia Skoneczny 1897; born Nov, 1877 in Poland.
3. Theodore Babinski, born Apr, 1874 in Minnesota. He married Anne Pietzak.
4. Rose Babinski, born Jul, 1876 in Minnesota / Wisconsin; died Feb, 27, 1956. She married Frank Bruski 1894; born Mar, 1866 in Poland; died 1952.
5. Andrew J. Babinski, born Nov, 30, 1878 in Winona, Winona County, MN; died Apr, 18, 1955. He married Frances Mary Anna Stanislawski Jan, 19, 1903; born Sep, 18, 1879 in Winona, Winona County, Minnesota; died Apr, 22, 1948.
6. Bertha Babinski, born Dec, 1883 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, Dakota Territory. She married Stephen Olczak.
7. Frances Babinski, born Apr, 1886 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota. She married Frank Brzezinski.
8. Anton Babinski, born Aug, 1888 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, Dakota Territory; died 1965. He married Vanda Babinski Sep, 11, 1911; born 1888.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
OSOWSKI FAMILIES IN WALSH COUNTY
There are several Osowski families in Walsh County and the family name may come from thje Village of Osowo, Poland from Wiele Parish. The name Osowski is kind of common and there are several Ossowo villages in Poland. The oldest members of the family who came to Walsh county were Annie Osowski the mother in law of Frank Glinski on the 1900 Census and a Felin living with Frank Glinski on the 1885 census.
Felix and Annie Osowski with the daughter of Veronica and a son of Felix from the 1885 census and Naturalization and Land records and linked to Frank Glinski.
Listed are the heads of Osowski families in Walsh County:
1. Joseph Osowski, born Abt. 1850 in Poland; died April 19, 1899.
2. Anton Osowski, born 1860-1863 in Poland
3. Frank Osowski, born October 1863-1865 in Poland
4. Theofil Osowski, born August 1864-1865 in Poland; died October 29, 1930 in Maybe Marshall County, Minnesota.
There is also Veronica Osowski, born 1860-1874
On the 1885 Census is:
Ossoski, Felin 32 1853 Servant Poland 04-015-50
Ossoski, Felin 78 1807 Poland 04-016-01
It is not know how these families are connected
Felix and Annie Osowski with the daughter of Veronica and a son of Felix from the 1885 census and Naturalization and Land records and linked to Frank Glinski.
Listed are the heads of Osowski families in Walsh County:
1. Joseph Osowski, born Abt. 1850 in Poland; died April 19, 1899.
2. Anton Osowski, born 1860-1863 in Poland
3. Frank Osowski, born October 1863-1865 in Poland
4. Theofil Osowski, born August 1864-1865 in Poland; died October 29, 1930 in Maybe Marshall County, Minnesota.
There is also Veronica Osowski, born 1860-1874
On the 1885 Census is:
Ossoski, Felin 32 1853 Servant Poland 04-015-50
Ossoski, Felin 78 1807 Poland 04-016-01
It is not know how these families are connected
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
SIMON (TANDECKI) TANDESKI FAMILY
Simon Tandeski was born in 1832 in Prussian, Poland. Simon may be the son of Michael Tandeczka and Ewa Wierkus of Borzyszkowy Parish, Poland.
Simon married Magdelina Ossowska on March 24, 1859 in Wiele Parish, Poland.
Both Simon and Magdalena are listed as living in the Village of Ossowo. Magdalena’s last name is incorrectly indexed as Orlowska, but is Ossowska from the source Parish records.
On the marriage record Magdalena is listed as age 25, which wouldmake her born in 1834 and Simon as age 27. On other records Magdalena is shown as born between 1833 - 1837 in, Wiele Parish, Poland.
Refering to the Pomerania birth index
http://www.ptg.gda.pl/index.php/certificate/action/searchM/
Magdalena may be the daughter of Johann and Elizabeth Ossowski, born in Lubichowo Parish which is just east of Wiele.
From census records Simon may have came to America in 1871 or 1872 with 2 boys Frank & Max and 4 girls, although I have only been able to locate 3 girls born in Poland.
Simon is listed in the Winona papers in 1871 as having an unclaimed letter and on his Naturalization records as coming through the port of Baltimore in July of 1869. This means that Simon should be on the 1870 Census.
Simon’s children born in the United State are shown as born in Wisconsin and they were probably living in Trempeauleau or Buffalo County.
Simon may have had a brother Mike who was known in Winona as Mike on the hill(Yellow House) by Pine Creek and or Dodge(three miles from Pine creek) John may be son of Mike which may make Winona relationship to Warsaw Tandeski's.
There was another Tandeski family in Trempealeau, County, WS and Winona, MN whose original spelling was TANDECZKA, this was Casamir ‘Charles’ Tandeczka.
Simon came to the Dakota Territory in 1879 prior to the 1880 census, where he appeared with his wife Magdalena and childern.
Simon was on the 1880 Census Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
Simon filed for Naturalization to become a citizen of the United States on May, 21, 1880, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Naturalization was requirement for filing land claims.
Naturalization Information was found in Bismarck, ND. Simon was born in Poland about 1832 Landed in Baltimore July 1869 and renounced Queen of Great Briton and Ireland on May 21, 1880, and signed Simon Tandecki "with excellent penmanship"
After moving to North Dakota and having had two younger girls. One married a Canadian named Francius and the other(Vincentianna) married a Martin Brom and returned to Pine Creek, Wisconsin. One of the girls moved to superior WI.
A Simon Tintecki from Poland is list on the 1885 mortality index as being murdered
http://genealogytrails.com/ndak/walsh/walshmortality.html
This seems be Simon and the story goes that Simon started a freight hauling business and one day he was shot and killed in a robbery while returning home from Minto, ND after selling a load of grain. The team, wagon, and dog returned home with him. Another man of German descent was also shot and killed in the same manner. The elevator man was the suspected killer for a long time as he was the only person knew that Simon had the money. Some 20 years later, a man confessed to a priest on his death bed that he had killed two men under those circumstances. That man was Simon’s hired man.
Simon died Nov, 29, 1884, and was buried in the first Warsaw Cemetery and later moved to the existing one in St Stanislaus Church.
Simon’s family appeared the next year on the 1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota
Paulina (Lena) was on the Census twice the second time living with the Carpenter family.
Magdalena died November 26, 1926 in Walsh County.
Children of Simon Tandeski and Magdelina Ossowski are:
1. Frank Tandeski, born December 28, 1859 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland; died December 19, 1938. He married Josephine Kukowski 1890 in Walsh County, ND M1; born 1866.
2. Maximilian Joseph M. Tandecki, Sr., born October 14, 1862 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland (Wielle, Konitz, West Prussia); died June 20, 1947. He married Josepha 'Josephine' Gornowicz 1890; born Bet. February 1869 - 1870 in Perham, Otter Tail Co, MN (Wisconsin); died March 18, 1950.
3. Josephinna 'Paulina' Tandeski, born April 1866 in Poland; died October 08, 1949 in Grand Forks, ND. She married Orville Reilly.
4. Julianna 'Julia' Tandeski, born January 1867 in Prussia; died April 29, 1926. She married Leonard Narloch 1890 in Walsh County, North Dakota; born April 07, 1862 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland (Wielle, Konitz, West Prussia); died July 14, 1955.
5. Vincentina Tandeski, born February 1869 in Poland - imm at 3 months; died 1953 in Winona, Minnesota. She married Martin J. Brom 1888 in; born 1862.
6. Josephine (Ester) Tandeski, born Abt. 1873 in Wisconsin; died Aft. 1953 in Living in Winnipeg in 1953. She married Joseph F. Pelowski 1892 in Walsh County, North Dakota; born November 1869 in Trempealeau, Wisconsin.
7. Mary Tandeski, born June 01, 1876 in Pine Creek, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin; died August 1960 in Winona, Minnesota. She married Peter (SZYCA) Schultz August 21, 1906 in Dodge, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin; born 1878 in Wisconsin; died 1956 in.
8. Frances 'Francisnna' Tandeski, born Abt. 1879 in Wisconsin; died in Winnipeg Manitoba.
Thanks to Ray Tandeski for help with the information
Simon married Magdelina Ossowska on March 24, 1859 in Wiele Parish, Poland.
Both Simon and Magdalena are listed as living in the Village of Ossowo. Magdalena’s last name is incorrectly indexed as Orlowska, but is Ossowska from the source Parish records.
On the marriage record Magdalena is listed as age 25, which wouldmake her born in 1834 and Simon as age 27. On other records Magdalena is shown as born between 1833 - 1837 in
Refering to the Pomerania birth index
http://www.ptg.gda.pl/index.php/certificate/action/searchM/
Magdalena may be the daughter of Johann and Elizabeth Ossowski, born in Lubichowo Parish which is just east of Wiele.
From census records Simon may have came to America in 1871 or 1872 with 2 boys Frank & Max and 4 girls, although I have only been able to locate 3 girls born in Poland.
Simon is listed in the Winona papers in 1871 as having an unclaimed letter and on his Naturalization records as coming through the port of Baltimore in July of 1869. This means that Simon should be on the 1870 Census.
Simon’s children born in the United State are shown as born in Wisconsin and they were probably living in Trempeauleau or Buffalo County.
Simon may have had a brother Mike who was known in Winona as Mike on the hill(Yellow House) by Pine Creek and or Dodge(three miles from Pine creek) John may be son of Mike which may make Winona relationship to Warsaw Tandeski's.
There was another Tandeski family in Trempealeau, County, WS and Winona, MN whose original spelling was TANDECZKA, this was Casamir ‘Charles’ Tandeczka.
Simon came to the Dakota Territory in 1879 prior to the 1880 census, where he appeared with his wife Magdalena and childern.
Simon was on the 1880 Census Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
Simon filed for Naturalization to become a citizen of the United States on May, 21, 1880, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Naturalization was requirement for filing land claims.
Naturalization Information was found in Bismarck, ND. Simon was born in Poland about 1832 Landed in Baltimore July 1869 and renounced Queen of Great Briton and Ireland on May 21, 1880, and signed Simon Tandecki "with excellent penmanship"
After moving to North Dakota and having had two younger girls. One married a Canadian named Francius and the other(Vincentianna) married a Martin Brom and returned to Pine Creek, Wisconsin. One of the girls moved to superior WI.
A Simon Tintecki from Poland is list on the 1885 mortality index as being murdered
http://genealogytrails.com/ndak/walsh/walshmortality.html
This seems be Simon and the story goes that Simon started a freight hauling business and one day he was shot and killed in a robbery while returning home from Minto, ND after selling a load of grain. The team, wagon, and dog returned home with him. Another man of German descent was also shot and killed in the same manner. The elevator man was the suspected killer for a long time as he was the only person knew that Simon had the money. Some 20 years later, a man confessed to a priest on his death bed that he had killed two men under those circumstances. That man was Simon’s hired man.
Simon died Nov, 29, 1884, and was buried in the first Warsaw Cemetery and later moved to the existing one in St Stanislaus Church.
Simon’s family appeared the next year on the 1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota
Paulina (Lena) was on the Census twice the second time living with the Carpenter family.
Magdalena died November 26, 1926 in Walsh County.
Children of Simon Tandeski and Magdelina Ossowski are:
1. Frank Tandeski, born December 28, 1859 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland; died December 19, 1938. He married Josephine Kukowski 1890 in Walsh County, ND M1; born 1866.
2. Maximilian Joseph M. Tandecki, Sr., born October 14, 1862 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland (Wielle, Konitz, West Prussia); died June 20, 1947. He married Josepha 'Josephine' Gornowicz 1890; born Bet. February 1869 - 1870 in Perham, Otter Tail Co, MN (Wisconsin); died March 18, 1950.
3. Josephinna 'Paulina' Tandeski, born April 1866 in Poland; died October 08, 1949 in Grand Forks, ND. She married Orville Reilly.
4. Julianna 'Julia' Tandeski, born January 1867 in Prussia; died April 29, 1926. She married Leonard Narloch 1890 in Walsh County, North Dakota; born April 07, 1862 in Wiele, Wiele Parish, Poland (Wielle, Konitz, West Prussia); died July 14, 1955.
5. Vincentina Tandeski, born February 1869 in Poland - imm at 3 months; died 1953 in Winona, Minnesota. She married Martin J. Brom 1888 in
6. Josephine (Ester) Tandeski, born Abt. 1873 in Wisconsin; died Aft. 1953 in Living in Winnipeg in 1953. She married Joseph F. Pelowski 1892 in Walsh County, North Dakota; born November 1869 in Trempealeau, Wisconsin.
7. Mary Tandeski, born June 01, 1876 in Pine Creek, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin; died August 1960 in Winona, Minnesota. She married Peter (SZYCA) Schultz August 21, 1906 in Dodge, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin; born 1878 in Wisconsin; died 1956 in
8. Frances 'Francisnna' Tandeski, born Abt. 1879 in Wisconsin; died in Winnipeg Manitoba.
Thanks to Ray Tandeski for help with the information
Saturday, May 29, 2010
MICHAEL STENCEL
Michael Stencel was born between September 29, 1839 - 1844 in Poland, to Jacob and Margaret Stenzel.
According to family history, Michael married Augustine Stubinski. I was able to locate the marriage record of Michael Stenzel and Augustine Styk or Styb, but the handwriting is very bad. The Pommerania Genealogical Association has this index record:
Parish / Registry office Year Picture no. Number Groom Forename Groom Surname Bride Forename Bride Surname
Ugoszcz 1871 0277 13.II Michael Stenzel Augustina Styk
Looking at the actual record they were married in Studnitz on February 13, 1871 in Ugoszcz Parish, Poland. Michael is listed as age 27 (1844) and Augustine as age 18 (1853). According to family history Augustine was born April 10, 1852 in Poland. I found a birth record for Augustina Marianna in Studnitz on April 21, 1851 to Thomas Stuba and Contantia Crysan.
Later in December of 1871 I found the birth record for Marianna born on the 5th to Michael Stenzel and Augustine Styba in Oslawdamerow, Ugoszcz Parish.
Micheal and Augustine immigrated in about 1881 to United States and came to Walsh County, Dakota Territory.
Michael Stencel died February 13, 1913 and was buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND.
Augustine died May 10, 1935 in Walsh Co, ND and was buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND.
Children of Michael Stencel and Augustina Stubinski are:
1. Marianna Stencel, born December 18, 1871 in Biolystok, Poland; died August 21, 1941. She married Frank Duray in 1886; born October 06, 1859 in Szklana Huta and Kosczyny, Poland; died November 26, 1938 in Walsh Co, ND.
2. Annie Stencil, born August 1876 in Poland; died October 01, 1967. She married Vincent Rolczynski in 1893; born April 1866 in Poland; died May 29, 1939.
3. Augustine Stencil, born 1879 in Poland.
4. Barbara Stencel, born 1881 in Poland.
5. Martha Stencel, born 1883 in Dakota Territory. She married John Zolondek; born February 1885 in Poland.
6. Frances M. Stencel, born February 24, 1885 in Dakota Territory; died January 17, 1961 in Walsh County, North Dakota. She married John L. Czapiewski January 18, 1903; born December 12, 1886 in Poland; died October 23, 1947 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
7. Elizabeth Stencel, born March 1890 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota.
8. Joseph Stencel, born January 1891 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota55,56.
9. Veronica Stencel, born April 26, 1895 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota; died May 27, 1977 in Buried in Drayton ND. She married Joseph L. Byzewski; born June 10, 1892 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died March 08, 1970.
According to family history, Michael married Augustine Stubinski. I was able to locate the marriage record of Michael Stenzel and Augustine Styk or Styb, but the handwriting is very bad. The Pommerania Genealogical Association has this index record:
Parish / Registry office Year Picture no. Number Groom Forename Groom Surname Bride Forename Bride Surname
Ugoszcz 1871 0277 13.II Michael Stenzel Augustina Styk
Looking at the actual record they were married in Studnitz on February 13, 1871 in Ugoszcz Parish, Poland. Michael is listed as age 27 (1844) and Augustine as age 18 (1853). According to family history Augustine was born April 10, 1852 in Poland. I found a birth record for Augustina Marianna in Studnitz on April 21, 1851 to Thomas Stuba and Contantia Crysan.
Later in December of 1871 I found the birth record for Marianna born on the 5th to Michael Stenzel and Augustine Styba in Oslawdamerow, Ugoszcz Parish.
Micheal and Augustine immigrated in about 1881 to United States and came to Walsh County, Dakota Territory.
Michael Stencel died February 13, 1913 and was buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND.
Augustine died May 10, 1935 in Walsh Co, ND and was buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND.
Children of Michael Stencel and Augustina Stubinski are:
1. Marianna Stencel, born December 18, 1871 in Biolystok, Poland; died August 21, 1941. She married Frank Duray in 1886; born October 06, 1859 in Szklana Huta and Kosczyny, Poland; died November 26, 1938 in Walsh Co, ND.
2. Annie Stencil, born August 1876 in Poland; died October 01, 1967. She married Vincent Rolczynski in 1893; born April 1866 in Poland; died May 29, 1939.
3. Augustine Stencil, born 1879 in Poland.
4. Barbara Stencel, born 1881 in Poland.
5. Martha Stencel, born 1883 in Dakota Territory. She married John Zolondek; born February 1885 in Poland.
6. Frances M. Stencel, born February 24, 1885 in Dakota Territory; died January 17, 1961 in Walsh County, North Dakota. She married John L. Czapiewski January 18, 1903; born December 12, 1886 in Poland; died October 23, 1947 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
7. Elizabeth Stencel, born March 1890 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota.
8. Joseph Stencel, born January 1891 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota55,56.
9. Veronica Stencel, born April 26, 1895 in Ardoch Twp., Walsh County, North Dakota; died May 27, 1977 in Buried in Drayton ND. She married Joseph L. Byzewski; born June 10, 1892 in Pulaski Twp, Walsh County, North Dakota; died March 08, 1970.
JACOB STENCIL FAMILY
Jacob Stencil was born 1825 in Prussian Poland and married Margaret (Stencil).
Jacob immigrated to the United States possibly about 1872 when his daughter Marcia Ann was married in Winona, Minnesota.
There is a Stanislaus Stencil who was in Winona in 1870 and was from Ugoszcz Parish, Poland.
Jacob appears on the 1880 Walsh County Census with his Daughter’s family under the household of Thomas Stanislowski.
Thomas Stanislauski may be related to Anton Stanislauski who were both living in Winona and Anton married Mary Stenzel in December of 1872 in Ugoszcz Parish, Poland. Mary was born January of 1842 in Poland, and immigrated about 1871 and she may be the daughter of Jacob or Stanislaus Stencil.
Stanislaus Stencil B. 1785 – 1802 and Josephine Studzinska B. 1790 – 1805 were from Ugoszcz Parish and may be the parents of Marianna Stenzel and Uncle of Michael who was also married in Ugoszcz Parish.
See Anton Stanislawski and Thomas Stanislawski
Jacob Stencel filed for naturalization on June 29, 1880, in Grand Forks, ND. In 1885 Jacob appears with his son Michael Stencel and his family on the Walsh County, North Dakota State Census.
Jacob died on April 01, 1891 and is buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND
Children of Jacob Stencil and Margaret (Stencil) are:
1. Michael Stencel, born September 29, 1839 in Poland; died February 13, 1913.
2. Marcia Ann Stencil, born July 12, 1847 in Poland; died December 23, 1932.
Jacob immigrated to the United States possibly about 1872 when his daughter Marcia Ann was married in Winona, Minnesota.
There is a Stanislaus Stencil who was in Winona in 1870 and was from Ugoszcz Parish, Poland.
Jacob appears on the 1880 Walsh County Census with his Daughter’s family under the household of Thomas Stanislowski.
Thomas Stanislauski may be related to Anton Stanislauski who were both living in Winona and Anton married Mary Stenzel in December of 1872 in Ugoszcz Parish, Poland. Mary was born January of 1842 in Poland, and immigrated about 1871 and she may be the daughter of Jacob or Stanislaus Stencil.
Stanislaus Stencil B. 1785 – 1802 and Josephine Studzinska B. 1790 – 1805 were from Ugoszcz Parish and may be the parents of Marianna Stenzel and Uncle of Michael who was also married in Ugoszcz Parish.
See Anton Stanislawski and Thomas Stanislawski
Jacob Stencel filed for naturalization on June 29, 1880, in Grand Forks, ND. In 1885 Jacob appears with his son Michael Stencel and his family on the Walsh County, North Dakota State Census.
Jacob died on April 01, 1891 and is buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND
Children of Jacob Stencil and Margaret (Stencil) are:
1. Michael Stencel, born September 29, 1839 in Poland; died February 13, 1913.
2. Marcia Ann Stencil, born July 12, 1847 in Poland; died December 23, 1932.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
LIZAKOWSKI / MAJKOWSKA / WYSOCKI
Josephum Lizakowski was born March 20, 1814 in Lysaki (Lizaki), Gdansk, Poland (West Prussia) to Adalbertus Lizakowski and Helenam Kalinowska
Joseph married (1) Catharinam Marianna Zuroch Czapiewska February 09, 1841 in Bruss, Bydgoszcz, Poland, daughter of Simonum Czapiewski and Teressia de Szumierowskie. Catharina was born November 24, 1819 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia), and died August 27, 1843 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia).
Child of Josephum Lizakowski and Catharinam Czapiewska is:
1. Franciszek Lizakowski, born November 30, 1842 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died December 16, 1908 in Walsh County, ND.
Joseph married (2) Constantina Majkowska, daughter of Michael Majkowski and Josephina Lamkowshick. She was born February 17, 1821 in Milippuszk, Poland.
Children of Josephum Lizakowski and Constantina Majkowska are:
1. Johann Lizakowski, born June 19, 1846 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died February 15, 1923 in Oslo, Marshall County, Minnesota.
2. Maryanna Lizakowski, born 1849 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland
3. Anna Lizakowski, born May 12, 1852 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia).
Joseph Lizakowski died January 07, 1857 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Joseph’s widow Constantia married (2) Paul Wysocki on July 15, 1857 in Bruss, Bydgoszcz, Poland. Paul was born June 19, 1824 inPoland.
Children of Constantina Majkowska and Paul Wysocki are:
1. Joseph Jacob Wysocki, born July 02, 1858 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died March 29, 1947 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
2. Johann Maximilian Wysocki, born August 29, 1865 in Brusy, Pomorskie, Poland (Bruß, Konitz, West Prussia).
From this familiy came three step brother Frank Lizakowski, John Lizakowski, and Joseph Wysocki who all settled in Walsh County, North Dakota.
Joseph married (1) Catharinam Marianna Zuroch Czapiewska February 09, 1841 in Bruss, Bydgoszcz, Poland, daughter of Simonum Czapiewski and Teressia de Szumierowskie. Catharina was born November 24, 1819 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia), and died August 27, 1843 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia).
Child of Josephum Lizakowski and Catharinam Czapiewska is:
1. Franciszek Lizakowski, born November 30, 1842 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died December 16, 1908 in Walsh County, ND.
Joseph married (2) Constantina Majkowska, daughter of Michael Majkowski and Josephina Lamkowshick. She was born February 17, 1821 in Milippuszk, Poland.
Children of Josephum Lizakowski and Constantina Majkowska are:
1. Johann Lizakowski, born June 19, 1846 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died February 15, 1923 in Oslo, Marshall County, Minnesota.
2. Maryanna Lizakowski, born 1849 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland
3. Anna Lizakowski, born May 12, 1852 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland (Czapiewitz, Konitz, West Prussia).
Joseph Lizakowski died January 07, 1857 in Czapiewice, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Joseph’s widow Constantia married (2) Paul Wysocki on July 15, 1857 in Bruss, Bydgoszcz, Poland. Paul was born June 19, 1824 in
Children of Constantina Majkowska and Paul Wysocki are:
1. Joseph Jacob Wysocki, born July 02, 1858 in Czapiewice, Brusy Parish, Poland; died March 29, 1947 in Walsh County, North Dakota.
2. Johann Maximilian Wysocki, born August 29, 1865 in Brusy, Pomorskie, Poland (Bruß, Konitz, West Prussia).
From this familiy came three step brother Frank Lizakowski, John Lizakowski, and Joseph Wysocki who all settled in Walsh County, North Dakota.
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