I am researching my grandparents who are all from Poland, and most probably Bialystok. My g-grandfather was Simon Isha Pianko. He had at least a brother or sister, but their name is unknown. Simon Isha Pianko married Cecile Tillie
Vinovich and had Ida, Tillie b. 1889, Frieda (Frances - my grandmother) b. 1890, Abraham b. 1900, and Morris b. 1908. Simon's brother or sister married unknown and had Ida, Jenny, Eva, Abe, Louis, Jeanette, Esther, and Lillian* b. 1913.

Cecile Tillie Vinovich (my g-grandmother on my mom's mom side) had a brother Samuel Vinovich (my g-grandfather on my mom's dad's side). Samuel Vinovich married Nasha (Edna) Vopniltski d. 1925 and had Moshe, Louis, and Max (my
grandfather).

Simon Pianko's daughter Ida was killed in the Holocaust with her husband and sons. Tillie married Samuel Kozloff, Frances married Max Vinovich (my grandparents), Abe never got married, and Morris married Lillian Pianko*, his first cousin.

From what I have been told, my grandmother Frances Pianko was born 19 April 1890, and she and her family were either from Bialystok or Czevitcha, Poland. Since I have never found Czevitcha even on an older map, I am wondering if it is
possible that it could be Bialystok or Czestochowa? My grandfather Max Vinovich was born 16 March 1887 in Lomza, Russia-Poland.

Any help would be greatly appreciated... my email address is mark.rosenblum@juno.com.

Thank you!