Sunday, March 2, 2014

ANTON CZAPIEWSKI

Anton Czapiewski was born between 1807 and 1814 in Poland, and was married to Marianna (Plata) Platowa in 1840 in Wiele Parish Poland.  Marianna was born between 1816 and 1824 in Poland. Paul and Victoria Czapiewski were the godparents to some of Anton and Marianna’s children.
Anton and Marianna were married in Wiele Parish in 1840. The following marriage record was found at: Pomeranian Genealogical Association
Parish / Registry office
Year
Number / Page
Groom Forename
Groom Surname
Bride Forename
Bride Surname
Wiele
1840
 
Anton
Czapiewski
Marianna
Platowa
Anton and his family immigrated in 1872 and arrived in New York on July 27, 1872 and lived in Perham, Minnesota.
First
Last
Occupation
Age
(Birth)
Sex
Origin
Ship
ANTON
FARMER
58
1814
M
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
MARIA
UNKNOWN
48
1824
F
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
STEPHAN
UNKNOWN
23
1849
M
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
JOHANN
UNKNOWN
20
1852
M
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
THEOPHILIA
UNKNOWN
18
1854
F
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
JULANNA
UNKNOWN
15
1857
F
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
ELEONORE
CHILD, YOUNGSTER
7
1865
F
GERMANY
GUTENBERG
One daughter Frances is missing from the ships list but appears on the 1875 census


1875 State Census Marion Lake, Otter Tail, Minnesota
Anton
Czapiewski
55
1820
m
 
Do
Mary Anna
 
53
1822
f
 
Do
John
 
24
1851
m
 
Do
Theophila
 
22
1853
f
 
Do
Franciscoe
 
18
1857
f
 
Do
Leonora
 
12
1863
f
 
Do


1880 Census Place: Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory
 Name 
Relation
Marital Status
Gender
Race
Age
Birthplace
Occupation
Father's Birthplace
Mother's Birthplace
 Self 
 M 
 Male 
 W 
 68 
 PRUSSIA 
 Farmer 
 PRUSSIA 
 PRUSSIA 
 Wife 
 M 
 Female 
 W 
 57 
 PRUSSIA 
 Keeping House 
 PRUSSIA 
 PRUSSIA 


1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota
Name
Age
(Birth)
Relation
Occupation
Nativity
ED
73
1812
 
Farmer
Poland
04-039-04
Czipnoski,Mary
64
1821
 
 
Poland
04-039-05
Caipnoski,Andrew
35
1850
 
 
Poland
04-039-06
Czipnoski,Siley
28
1857
 
 
Poland
04-039-07
Czipnoski,Joseph
25
1860
 
 
Poland
04-039-08
Anton and Mary are on the 1885 census next to other Czapiewski families, but not sure how they are related.
Anton died Jul-16-1895 and Marianna died Feb-27-1907, both are buried in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Warsaw ND.



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Joseph Casmir Stoltman



 
Joseph Casmir Stoltman was born March 3, 1834 to Joannes Sztoltman and Maryanna Moggowa in Konarzyny, Poland.  Joannes Sztoltman was born June 15, 1791 to Adalbert Stoltmann and Magadlena Pawla Dorowa.  On the Pomeranian Genealogocal Association web site http://www.ptg.gda.pl/index.php/certificate/action/searchB/ Baptism Indexes; Joseph had several siblings, but it is not known if any came to the United States.

Parish / Registry office
Year
Child Forename
Fathers Forename
Fathers Surname
Mothers Forename
Mothers Surname

Konarzyny
1815
Margaritha
Joannes
Sztoltman
Marianna
Mogowna

Konarzyny
1822
Franciscus
Joannes
Sztoltman
Marianna
Mogowna

Konarzyny
1825
Marcianna
Joannes
Sztoltmann
Marianna
Mogowna

Konarzyny
1827
 
Johann
Sztoltmann
Maryanna
Mogowa

Konarzyny
1829
Agatha
Johan
Sztoltmann
Maryanna
Moggowa

Konarzyny
1834
Joseph Casimir
Johanna
Sztoltman
Maryanna
Moggowa
There are two Konarzyny in Poland and both in the Kaszubian area of Poland, but the larger I would assume is referenced here is West of Brusy, Poland.

 
Joseph Stoltmann and Anna Dulek were married in the village of Konarzyny, West Prussia in 1861.
Parish / Registry office
Year
Groom Forename
Groom Surname
Bride Forename
Bride Surname
Konarzyny
1861
Joseph
Stoltman
Anna
Dulek


Anna Dulek was born January 22, 1842 in Poland.  She may be related to Martin Dulek of Winona.

 
The family came from Poland to America in about 1867 with two children and their first stop was at Stevens Point, WS.


 

1870 Census Sharon, Portage County, Wisconsin



Last Name
First Name
Age
(Birth)
sex
 
Birth Place

STALKMAN 
JOSEPH
35
1835
M
W
PRUS

 
Anna
24
1846
 
 
“

 
Frank
8
1862
 
 
“

 
John
6
1864
 
 
“

 
Frances
4
1866
 
 
“

 
Mary
4
1866
 
 
“
 In 1870 there were other Stoltman families living in the Stevens Point area. 
 
Many of the children were born to Joseph and Anna in Wisconsin between 1868 and 1880. In 1879 Joseph came to Pulaski Township and filed a claim. In 1880 they brought their family and all of their belongings, which consisted of 2 oxen, 5 cows and calves, wagon, walking plow, feed oats, and enough lumber to build an 18 x 20 home. They came to Grand Forks by train, and then took a steamboat down the Red River to Acton. They built their house and a sod barn. They broke some land and planted it in oats, which turned out good.

 

1880 Census Place: Township 155, Walshville, Grand Forks, Dakota Territory


 Name 
Relation
Marital Status
Gender
Race
Age
Birthplace
Occupation
Father's Birthplace
Mother's Birthplace
 Self 
 M 
 Male 
 W 
 45 
 POLAND 
 Farmer 
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Wife 
 M 
 Female 
 W 
 39 
 POLAND 
 Keeping House 
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 23 
 POLAND 
 Farm Laborer 
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 21 
 POLAND 
 Farm Laborer 
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Dau 
 S 
 Female 
 W 
 12 
 WI 
 At Home 
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 9 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 7 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Dau 
 S 
 Female 
 W 
 5 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 4 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Son 
 S 
 Male 
 W 
 2 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 
 Other 
 S 
 Female 
 W 
 6M 
 WI 
  
 POLAND 
 POLAND 


Joseph was followed to Walsh County by Ignac Danielski who also lived in Stevens Point, WS and who also lost children to diphtheria sometime after 1885.


Joseph and Anna had a family of 14 children. Seven of them died in an epidemic of diphtheria. Surviving were Peter, John, Joe, Alex, Adam, Mary and Anna. Joseph had one of the first threshing rigs in Walsh County.



The 1885 census must have been taken before the diphtheria outbreak, since many of the children who later died are listed here.


1885 State Census: Walsh County, North Dakota


Name
Age
(Birth)
Relation
Occupation
Nativity
ED
52
1833
Head
Farmer
Poland
04-009-10
Stoltman,Annie
45
1840
Wife
 
Poland
04-009-11
Stoltman,Mary
15
1870
Daughter
 
WI
04-009-12
Stoltman,Peter
13
1872
Son
 
WI
04-009-13
Stoltman,Joseph
11
1874
Son
 
WI
04-009-14
Stoltman,Theresa
9
1876
Daughter
 
WI
04-009-15
Stoltman,Alexander
7
1878
Son
 
WI
04-009-16
Stoltman,Adam
5
1880
Son
 
WI
04-009-17
Stoltman,Annie
3
1882
Daughter
 
Dakota
04-009-18
Stoltman,Veronica
2
1883
Daughter
 
Dakota
04-009-19
Stoltman,Stanley
1
1884
Son
 
Dakota
04-009-20
Stoltman,Maxwell
1
1884
Son
 
Dakota
04-009-21

 
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