I am in the process of trying to find Sasiadek relatives. I know the ancestral village was Zarubince, near Zbaraz, near Ternopil in Poland and they lived there for over 100 years up until 1945, where, as Poles, were resettled due to WW2 boundary changes.
The family then moved to Zielona Gora (and the surrounding villages including Sokola Dabrowa, where my great, great uncle Piotr Sasiadek was a priest) , Lubuskie.
Any help as to how I should go bout finding information or if anyone has information/is related I would be most grateful

Ben Skliar

Ks. Piotr Sąsiadek (1899 - 1981)
kapelan WP i pierwszy po wojnie
proboszcz w Sokolej Dąbrowie

http://sokola.sulnet.pl/gaz-h07.htm

Ben

The village of Zbaraz, Staryj Zbaraz, Ternopil is in Ukraine.
www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm
SA,SADIEK and ROZWADOWSKI in Lubuskie's wojewodztwo phone book. Because of privacy law, no full address in the phone book.
You might check out http://genforum.com Poland board

Thankyou hugely, using this information I have just managed to contact a lost cousin, as I have been able to find out that the family still lives in the area.
As for the location of Zarubince I searched Zbaraz but though the village is found using the shtetlseeker, when Is earch for villages in a radius, the village of Zarubince is nowhere to be found. Does this mean the village has disappeared or become part of Zbaraz or might it have changed names?
Many thanks,
Ben

Ben,
Came across your query when I googled my name. My father Michal was born in a village about 20 miles from Krakow and my grandfather Jan, was born somewhere in the Ukraine, don't know where but my guess is it was quite close to the Polish Ukraine border My grandfathers first family left him and moved to America, very vague family history, he then had a second family and reputedly wanted to marry again when he was about 80, to a local 18 year old.
My own father was in the Polish Navy and came to Britain in a warship just before Poland was invaded. He settled in Scotland.

Hi,
Unfortunately I am not able to help, it is known there are at least three Sasiadek families currently in Poland, but unfortunately I know of none who moved to Scotland,
Many thanks,
Ben

We are a branch of the Sasiadek's that left Ropczyce, Poland in 1929. Franek and Salomea Sasiadek left for Canada first stopping in England for a short time before heading to Canada. They had two children Stanislaw (my grandfather) and Vina (spelling not correct). Franek had a brother Loubek(?) who was left behind in Poland and the rest of the information I have to get from my very elderly Grandfather. From what I have met on Facebook there are a few branches of Sasiadeks and so far we all come from that one town and seem to be distantly related.
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Unfortunateley I have no idea hwo your family might link in - the only two Sasiadek branches I know of are one from Zarubince which spread al over Poland after WW2, and one from Troscianiec Wielki, who I believer are related but can't prove how, yet.
Many thanks,
Ben

Last week, I was finally able to get hold of Zarubince's greek catholic vital records, unfortunately It was only 1830-1865. I have been unable to find any others.
From these I have been able to make huge progress with both the Sasiadek and Rozwadowski lines.

Gregorius Sasiadek=Maria Inces Derkacz=Leuromia Solar
Vincentino Sasiadek=Maria Derkacz
Jozef Sasiadek (<1860-1923) Eufrosina Sasiadek (F 1863-A 1863)

From what I found in the village, there was only one Sasiadek family all living at plot number 38 and they had arrived in the village between 1851 and 1858 (this has been deduced from the earliest date of available records as well as chance in family at plot 38). I have no idea how to find out where they moved from, or even how to continue this line of research.

Jozef Sasiadek married an Irene Rozwadowski. The Rozwadowskis had remained in the village since 1830 so was able to fully trace her parents and grandparents.

However, I hit a very new problem with which I am completely baffled.

Irene Rozwadowski's mother was (according to half the records) Pelagria Prusack, whilst the other half of records declared her mother as Pelagria Szmorhay. Pelagria's father was alternatlely called Gregori Szmorhay and Gregori Prusack. Both people are identical (exactly same dates and parents and grandparents), however there is no constant name. Why would this occur?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and especially any ideas as to how I should continue my reasearch,

Many thanks,

Ben Skliar-Ward