I am trying to connect with cousins from the following families:
These are the Chapter titles in my family history book of which I am having printed in a hard back book this month.
Seventeen of these chapter are direct descendants of Vincent Zdanowicz and Rose Staranowicz who came to America in 1890. They settled in Chicago and then moved to North Chicago, Illinois. I have done extensive genealogical research on my family tree and most of that information is contained in my book along with family photos.
Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing a book and belong to our family. Ruth Kelly. You can contact me through this blog or by email kellyrd@yahoo.com.
Rose and Vincent Zdanowicz with my grandmother Stella and her brother Walter.
Grandma was the first generation born in the United States while her parents came from Sztabin, Poland.
My grandmother in 1905 - communion.
Stella as a bridesmaid - have no idea who the fellow is.
Stella, my father Richard and great grandma Rose Staranowicz Zdanowicz.
Chapter
01: Peter Suchañski & Martha Kosakowski
Chapter 02: Richard
Anthony Suchanski
Chapter 03: Oka Joyce
Eames Hayward.
Chapter 04: Fredrick R.
Suchanski & Janet L. Bland
Chapter 05: Ruth Suchañski
Chapter 06: Charles
Kenneth Warren & Lineage
Chapter 07: James Kenneth (Warren) Hayward.
Chapter 08: Suchañski
Lineage in Kłobuck
Chapter 09: Skwarczyñski
& Siwczyñski Lineage
Chapter 10: Piotr
Suchañski & Joanna Skwarczyñska
Chapter 11: Stanisław
and Adam Suchañski
Chapter 12A: Chester
Piotr Pawel Suchañski
Chapter 12B: CP Norton
Suchañski
Chapter 12C: Chester
Norton & Bessie Brazil
Chapter 13: Stella
Zdanowicz Suchanski
Chapter 14: Walter
Zdanowicz & Agnes Konieczny
Chapter 15: Victoria
Josephine Zdanowicz
Chapter 16: James
Zdanowicz & Martha Piktel
Chapter 17: Casimir
Zdanowicz & Helen Wasniewski
Chapter 18: Violet
Zdanowicz & Stanley Borawski
Chapter 19: Anthony
Zdanowicz & Lillian Wilson
Chapter 20: Wincynty
Zdanowicz & Rozalia Staranowicz
Chapter 21: Staranowicz & Zagorski
Lineage
Chapter 22: Zdanowicz
Lineage
Chapter 23: Darla Jean
Kelly
Chapter 24: Grant and
Darla Perrins Family
Chapter 25 Suchanski
Family in Oregon
These are the Chapter titles in my family history book of which I am having printed in a hard back book this month.
Seventeen of these chapter are direct descendants of Vincent Zdanowicz and Rose Staranowicz who came to America in 1890. They settled in Chicago and then moved to North Chicago, Illinois. I have done extensive genealogical research on my family tree and most of that information is contained in my book along with family photos.
Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing a book and belong to our family. Ruth Kelly. You can contact me through this blog or by email kellyrd@yahoo.com.
Grandma was the first generation born in the United States while her parents came from Sztabin, Poland.
8 comments:
Hi Ruth, I like the new look blog and your photos are fascinating as ever.You are so lucky to have them. I have taken lots of photos of Carlton/lofthouse and will post them on a blog soon.I didnt find the addresses of your relatives, they probably dont exist now I will have to try and get hold of some old maps to find where they would have been.Love,Anne
Hi,
I am from Poland and I was born in Janowek. I have been searching for the information about my former neighbours, residents, friends and relatives from Janowek.I am particularly keen on getting some information about Rozalia Zagorska ( date and place of birth, first and last names of parents,family members)I would also like to know if she had ever been to the USA.
I would really appreciate it if you could help me and thank you in advance
best wishes
Aleksander Godlewski from Jaziewo in Poland
e- mail address: belfer7@wp.pl
Hello, I am from California, but I have been here since the 80's. So this is home. I love the pictures of family you have posted. I am also researching family...it does take a lot of time. I am a crafter, I am working on a quilted bag right now for a friend. I love to make tags and cards...I just do what comes, I like to try new things.
Thank you for coming by my blog, I will be back...hugs, Mary in Nampa, Idaho
Ruth, always fun to happen upon someone into genealogy. I first started working on mine when I was a teenager. Fascinating stuff. I feel fortunate to be quite purely English--not because of any sort of nationalism, simply because that means ALL records on all my lines are in English, no translator needed! I'm so excited about the 1940 census being released.
Hi Ruth,
We share the same passion of genealogy. I read under you title that you found your grandfather!! Hopefully still alive? So many had their name changed when they came over at the turn of the century. How wonderfully amazing to open a new door to your family history!!
Suzan of TreeHugger
Hi, Ruth-
You mentioned that your 3rd great-grandmother was Rozalia Zagorski from Janowek. I'm part of the Janowek Zagorskis as well, and in our tree, we have a Rozalia Janowek, born Oct 1812 in Janowek to Stanislaw Zagorski and Jadwiga Andraka. If you think that might be *your* Rozalia, let me know.
If so, I have a big family tree to "introduce" you to!
Best,
Dave Zagorski
dazagorski@aol.com or dazagorski@gmail.com
Correction to my comment above! I meant to type, "Rozalia Zagorski, born Oct 1812....."
Sorry about that!
Dave Zagorski
I'm also a grandmother that blogs http://retireforthefunofit.com and has a shop on Etsy (HandMadeByNeva) I'm so glad to have found your blog through the boomer traveler link.
I did a genealogy search before it became popular and one elderly relative said "why do you want to know this information? They're dead aren't they?" Looking forward to future sharing and links with you.
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