1880 census for Joseph Dropiewski in Paris, Huron County, Michigan.

The name is spelled "Josaph Drapiewski".

had found this information on the inter net
Catholic parish in Byszewo, entry # 12 in 1880 Score bride:100%
Stanislaus Maselkowski (22) father: Joseph Maselowski, mother: Anna Kozlowska
Josepha Dropiewski (27) father: Antonius Dropiewski, mother: Catharina Nadolna
Catholic parish in Makowarsko [Monkowarsk], entry # 6 in 1856 Score groom:100%
Matthaeus Dropiewski (26) father: Joseph Dropiewski, mother: Elisabeth Weina
Marianna Szymanska (20) father: Adalbertus Szymanski, mother: Marianna Baumgart
Catholic parish in Wierzchucin, entry # 21 in 1844 Score groom:100%
Petrus Dropiewski (27) father: Matthias Dropiewski, mother: Eva Kepa
Scholastica Wedzinska (20) father: Joseph Wedzinska, mother: Cunegundis Paczkowska
Catholic parish in Wierzchucin, entry # 1 in 1850 Score groom:100%
Martinus Dropiewski (24) father: Matthias Dropiewski, mother: Eva Kapinska
Agnes Malicka (19) father: Nicolaus Malicki, mother: Joanna Porazinska
Does anyone know if Matthias Dropiewski and Eva Kapinski is also the parents of Joseph Dropiewski who first came to PA then settled in Parisville Michigan

Based on information from the Poznan Project source that you reference, the answer to the question about Joseph Dropiewski’s parents, is probably on micro fish in the LDS records in Salt Lake. They have micro fish of the birth and death records from the same parishes as the marriage records. They evidently have not yet been translated and put on the internet. The other possibility to Matthias Dropiewski (in entry #24) being the father of Joseph Dropiewski, is that the Joseph Dropiewski in entry #26 is the father of the Joseph Dropiewski who settled in Parisville. All the records that I have seen indicate the Matthaeus (#26), Martinus(#24), and Joseph(Parisville) are closely related.

Some additional information: In 1862 Matthaeus Dropiewski (entry #26) in the Poznan Project results remarried. He married Catharina Pankanin in the Catholic Parish of Byszewo, entry # 8. In this marriage, his name is spelled Matthaeus Drapiewski. He and she are my great-grandparents. Matthaeus Drapiewski ( entry # 26 and Entry #8) is related to Martinus Dropiewski (Entry # 24) from Mt Carmel. Mrs. Martin (Agnes Malicka) Dropiewski died in July 1908 at Mt Carmel, Pa. There was an article in the Wilkes-Barre, Pa newspaper at the time that read as follows:

“Word has been received by Anthony and Stanley Drapiewski and Mrs. F. Piekarski of the death of their aunt, Mrs. Martin Drapiewski at Mt. Carmel. Deceased will be remembered by a number of Nanticoke people ads a former resident of this town.”

The persons in the above article are children of Matthaeus Drapiewski (#26& #8).

According to some additional family records that I have found, the Matthaeus descendants considered Martinus (Martin) (entry# 24) their Uncle, however, the Poznan records show that Martinus (#24) and Matthaeus (#26 & #8) had different parents. Therefore, more likely they were cousins, not brothers.

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Hi,
Could you tell me the web address for the records of the Catholic parish in Byszewo you referred to.
Thanks Sylvia

I have three of these surnames in my family tree. They are also from the Byszewo area. I just thought I would add some information to this thread.


Descendants of Agnetis Dropiewska
---------------------------------
1-Agnetis Dropiewska
+Thomae Klesinski
|--2-Ignatius Klesinski
| born: 1813
| +Agnes Domek
| born: 1817
| marr: 1839, Wierzchucin Catholic Church, Wierzchucin, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
| parents: Paulus Domek and Unknown
| |--3-Catharina Klesinski
| born: 1839, Wierzchucin Krolewski, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia, (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
|--2-Anna Klesinska
| born: 1815
| +Nicolaus Piekarski
| born: 1822
| marr: 1845, Wierzchucin Catholic Church, Wierzchucin, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
| parents: Matthias Piekarski and Marianna de domo Danielska Klesinski
| |--3-Antonius Piekarski
| born: 1849
| +Kleybur
|--2-Susanna Klesinski
| born: 1815
| +Joseph Szarafinski
| born: 1811
| marr: 1837, Wierzchucin Catholic Church, Wierzchucin, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
| parents: Joannes Szarafinski and Victoria Malicka
|--2-Martianna Klesinski
born: 1818
+Adalbertus Rybarczyk
born: 19 Mar 1818, Wierzchucin Krolewski, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia, (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
marr: 15 Nov 1841, Wierzchucin Catholic Church, Wierzchucin, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
parents: Casimirus Rybarczyk and Francisca Gackowska
|--3-Anna Rybarczyk
| born: Dec 1842
| died: 31 Jan 1845, Wierzchucin Krolewski, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia, (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
|--3-Joannis Rybarczyk
| born: 1845
| died: 5 Jan 1847, Wierzchucin Krolewski, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia, (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)
|--3-Joannes Rybarczyk
| born: 1847
|--3-Constantia Rybarczyk
born: 1851
died: 19 Oct 1852, Wierzchucin Krolewski, Bydgoszcz, Poznan, Prussia, (Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland)

Joseph & Martin's parents were Mathias & Eva (Kapinska). Probably from Byszewo, powiat Bydgoski, woj. Kujawsko-Pomorskie. I can give you some info on the Parisville & Mt. Carmel Drapiewski.
Roger Laske
rsl.genealogy@gmail.com

Jacob & Anna are the parents of my paternal grandmother Katherine. I have not been able to find info on her birth which shows in my records as Jackson Michigan. It sounds as tho our family lines cross. I would like to hear from you and we may be able to share info.
Ken Kasallis
kjkintx@gmail.com