Many immigrants into Toledo took the route of self-employment or owning their own shops–groceries, dress shops, tailoring, etc. Każmierz Czarnecki did just that–he was a
Read MoreEdna and Florence are first cousins to me, they are the grandchildren of my great-grandparents Joseph Plenzler and Eva Dauer. Edna was born in 1911;
Read MoreMany Toledoans are probably familiar with the Walinski name, the legal and political family that produced lawyers and judges. The name has been associated with
Read MoreCasper Koralewski was married to my grand aunt, Rose Przybylski. He was the son of Piotr and Katarzyna Obarska. His father was born in Grabowo,
Read MoreFr. A. J. Suplicki, pastor of St. Anthony Parish, was a Vice President of the Polish Catholic Union and a member of the Executive Committee
Read MoreDid you ever wonder what your ancestors did for entertainment? While reading and transcribing and translating Polish news articles, I’m coming across a wonderful treasure
Read MoreBirth: 15 March 1886, Poland Death: 26 February 1945, Toledo, Ohio Relationship to me: Unknown Birthplace: likely Rzekun or Jarnuty Ostrołęka County, Masovian Voivodeship Konstanty was a bit
Read MorePer the Holland Springfield Spencer Historical Society, Alexander Drabic was born on December 28, 1910 in a log cabin on Wolfinger Road to John Drabik
Read MoreEd Filipski is not really any relation to me, he was the husband of a cousin, Emerence Koralewski. He and Emerence were married in 1942
Read MoreWhile querying for background on an event in St. Anthony’s parish, I stumbled across a lovely and long obituary for Anna Biegała Urbanska. Anna was
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