Janicki - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: My info

Cedyta — 2014-06-01 07:33:12Z

Please let me know what info you would like

Re: My info

Cedyta — 2014-06-01 07:32:34Z

Please let me know what info you would like

Re: My info

tjaskolka — 2014-02-27 19:18:53Z

I received an email awhile back from a Janusz Jozef Janicki. Unfortunately, it got buried before I replied and I just found it again and the email address used is no longer valid. He was asking me about Marta Janicka (maiden name Pianko) and I think we are connected through her sister Alexandra Pianka. Is this the same Janicki (I hope, because you are from the same area in Poland)? Do you know how I can contact Janusz or do you have information we could compare on the Pianko line? Thanks.

-Terri Jaskolka

Re: Paw Paw Michigan and Chicago Janicki's

positiveone60 — 2013-05-25 18:23:28Z

Hi Wally
This is Sandra. Aunt Louise's Daughter. Your dads sister.
I anm also doing a family search. Would love to hear from you.
Have a wonderful day, Sandra

Frank J. Janicki, age 96, of Erie, Pa.,son of the late Wlaslaw "Walter" and Maryanna Janicki.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2013-02-21 22:01:08Z

Frank J. Janicki, age 96, of Erie, Pa.,
residing at Niagara Village passed away into Gods arms on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at UPMC Hamot, after a brief illness. He was born in Erie on May 11, 1916, the son of the late Wlaslaw "Walter" and Maryanna Janicki. Mr. Janicki was a machinist at General Electric for 43 years. He retired in 1980 and spent winters in Bonita Springs, Florida where he later met and at the age of 80, married a vibrant and talented musician, Viola Witt. He enjoyed life to fullest with her performances throughout South Florida. Throughout his life he enjoyed golfing, fishing, playing poker at local clubs and gin rummy with family. He enjoyed the casino as often as possible. In addition to his parents, Frank was preceeded in death by three brothers Casey, John, and Joseph Janicki, and two sisters Helen Kleiner, and Annabelle Sznajder. Also, by his daughter Dolores James. Mr. Janicki is survived by his brother Anthony Janicki of Florida, son Frank W. Zielinski and his wife Sue of Erie, his daughter Fran Gambino of Fredonia, New York, and several loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mr. Janicki was devoted to his family, proud of his Polish heritage and a member of several local clubs. He was independent and active, had a quick wit and lively spirit, and he had an uncanny ability to win at cards almost every time he played up to the time of his passing. At Mr. Janicki's request there will be no viewing. However, family and friends may attend a funeral mass at Saint Stanislaus Catholic Church, 516 East 13th Street in Erie on Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Arrangements were under the care of Burton Funeral Home and Crematory Inc., 602 West Tenth Street, Erie, PA 16502.
Erie Times-News on February 14, 2013 .

Saint Stanislaus Catholic Church, "

John Janicki

apinkdaisy21 — 2012-12-28 22:41:53Z

I've been trying to find more info on John Janicki born Poland/Germany abt 1881 -02 Feb 1946. He married Helen Chrobel born 26 Feb 1891-23 Sep 1978 Helens parents are John and Antonina Chrobel
His son Chester born 02 Feb 1909-18 Jun 1966 is my great grandfather
I have found one record at family search that says his mother is Frances but no last name is listed.

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: David Janicki

MFK1414 — 2012-10-16 07:18:28Z

I wish you luck in your search and hopefully, you have found information by now. I think most adoption records are now more freely accessible to adoptees.
My mom passed in Oct. 2002 and she and my father were good friends of Bernadine and Gerry at Hope Church in Detroit on Kenney Street. I am sure she would have had some information but then again maybe not - not sure how private Bernadine and Gerry were regarding the adoptions.

Sincerely,

Re: Adelbert Janicki

omabjp — 2012-05-12 03:59:30Z

My name is Bonny(Janicki)Pask. kphaugh is my daughter. Albert and Agnes are my great-great Grandparents. Their son, Roman, my great-Grandfather. His son, Andrew, my Grandpa and his son, Davis, my Father. I have, in the last year, been in contact with Roman's wife's (Katherine Mackowiak), side of the family. We don't have many pictures of this side of the family and most of the ones we do we don't know who they are. My sister, Cheryl and I, my daughter and son and my two grandchildren are all that's left of Roman's line. A Big coincidence in that we were also at the gravesite this last summer! Looking forward to hearing from you soon. -B-

Toth / Janicki

lilay72 — 2012-03-06 01:11:34Z

I am looking for any information on my grandmother's side. She was born 3/16/1922 Theresa Toth, from Hungary. Came to the US (New York) Married Edward Janicki, who was from Poland. They had 2 children, Theresa Mary Janicki (my mom) & Edward Janicki, Jr (my uncle). Lived in Salamanca, NY.

Re: Adelbert Janicki

Lynn_Lechner — 2011-12-07 16:55:30Z

Antonia Janicki-Konieczny was my great-grandmother. She had 6 children and farmed in the town of Chase, where Adelbert farmed and also son Roman. I went to look for the Janicki headstone at the Pulaski Polish cemetery this summer. There were no dates and it was weathered. JANICKI was barely legible. I have a picture with Agnes and Albert. I can e-mail it to you. How are you related?

family members

cindimartin2002 — 2010-08-25 21:55:27Z

My family is from Tiverton Rhode Island and Fall River Massachusetts area... now living in Citrus County Florida

Carl (Karl?) Janicki

climbingthethree — 2010-03-20 23:57:37Z

I'm posting regarding the second husband of my great grandmother, Carl (or Karl?) Janicki.

He was married to my great grandmother, Maria ("Mary") Janicki. (Note that she was also "Maria Horhota" before marrying him.) They lived in St. Catharines, Ontario Canada. In the 1950s or 60s, Carl/Karl went back to the Ukraine to reunite with his daughters and bring them to Canada. Nobody knows what exactly happened, but Baba got a death certificate in the mail. We can only assume he wasn't allowed to return as the Ukraine was under communist rule at the time.

Any information on Carl/Karl would be more than appreciated. I have wondered ever since hearing the story what exactly happened.

Janicki family of Cheektowaga, Erie County, New York

jhdoyle5160 — 2010-03-18 00:26:54Z

Father Anton Janicki, mother Marja Zrilinski, siblings, Anton, Clara, Ellen, Florence, Franz (Frank?), Joseph, Louis, Ludwig, Magdelana, Roman, Stanley, Stephan. Left Bremmen Germany April 4, 1903 on the SS Hannover. Arrived U.S., Philadelphhia on April 21, 1903. Were met at the ship by Caspar Zrilinski (Marja's brother) and left for Buffalo then Cheektowaga. Where did they go from there? Joseph married Emily Damien and eventually moved to Genesee County Michigan. His last name was changed to Jennings in Buffalo, NY when a birth certificate was filed/requested in 1941. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Re: Emil W Janicki & Mary R Janicki

buildit185 — 2009-03-24 12:47:10Z

Emil W. Janicki is my husbands Grand uncle. Born 6 Dec, 1888 in Osiecza, Poland Died 6 May, 1968 in Cook County, IL.
He did live at 1415 Crain St.. Arrived in US 11 Mar, 1909 and was naturalized in 1919. His first wife was Mary. His second wife was Ina C. As far as I know there were no children.
Please contact me through ancestry.
Linda

Janicki-Drajus Family East Chicago>>Help

coreybaby — 2008-12-19 12:17:39Z

Looking for any information on John Janicki who married Agnes Drajus at St. Mary of Perpetual Help Church, Chicago, IL January 14, 1890.......believe that Agnes died February 05, 1938 in East Chicago but not certain ... nothing on John

Any Help Appreciated

Jim Piechorowski

Re: Descendants of Golba, Sliwinski, Jaworska, and Janicki

mnewborg110 — 2008-12-16 09:29:15Z

I don't know if this is of any help, but my father's name was Robert W. Janicki. He was originally from West Allis, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee. There was a large Polish community there and many Janicki's. His father's name was Walter Janicki and Mother was Blanch Janicki. His father died in the 1930's and mother in the early 70's. If I can be of any more help, please contact me.

Janicki

2006-04-10 07:56:24Z

"Hersfelder Zeitung" vom 1. Apr. 2006:

Maximilian Janicki in Bad Hersfeld, * ebd. 12. Jan. 2006

descendants of Frances Janicki from Michigan USA

2005-05-04 21:09:31Z

I'm looking for Janicki's that lived in Hamtramck, MI USA. I'm doing a family tree for my family. Frances parents lived in Olszewko, Poland. Frances had an older brother named Jan Kocieda from Olszewko, who was my great grandfather. What I know Frances and Wladyslaw Janicki had 6 sons: Wladyslaw, Stanley, Theadore (Tadeus), Harry, Peter and Edward. If anyone knows of any information about descendants of Frances Janicki (1879 - 1969), please let me know. Thank you.

Re: Finding Documents and the name Strzyneek

2005-04-13 19:53:18Z

My info on the name Strzyneek may not be the final word. I am sure this is a mis-spelling by the person who recorded the info on my grandfather's record. They may have spelled it the way it sounded to them. You may find a different spelling or name on another record.

Go to the 5th floor of the HW library and look for the Municipal Reference Collection. That is where you will find cenus records and other documents.

The library does not have vital stats. You must contact the Cook County Clerk's Office to get birth, marriage and death records. Find their web site to learn more.

Re: Finding Documents

2005-04-13 18:12:04Z

I think I will go to the Harold Washington Library to look up the vital stats. I knew about the Newberry Library having genealogical info, but hadn't thought about the harold Washington Library--I guess I didn't realize they would have genealogy info.
I do want to get documents that show the vital stats. because you're absolutely right about the verbal info --a good place to start but it's not always reliable. It's like that game kids play called the Telephone Line (or something like that) where the first person whispers something to the 2nd person and he/she passes the message to the next person and so on until it gets to the 30th person and the message ends up totally different from the original. Same thing happens with oral histories. Families should write things down in a journal and keep it up to date. Unfortunately, it doesn't work out like that.
Anyway, thank you so much for your help. I do plan to follow up on the info you have given me. I'm sure my sister will be glad to do some of the "detective" work, also. I was glad to see what Clara's maiden name really was. I have no idea where "Lempke" came from. That may be the result of what I mentioned above about the kid game. By the time it got to my Grandmother, the message got all messed up.
Thank you again for your help. It is so greatly appreciated. I knew so little of my Grandfather's family--I at least have more info to work with. Best regards, Marge.

Finding Documents

2005-04-12 21:40:04Z

I'm glad I was able to help you. Verbal information from family members is a good place to start but you should try to find documents to support that info. Try to find birth and death certificates from Cook County Vital Statistics. Perhaps one of those records will have the name Lempke or mention a birth on a ship. If you live in Chicago, the Harold Washington Library has microfilms of census records, city directories, and newspapers. The 1910 Janicki census record is on roll # J520. The LDS Family History Centers have birth and death indexes. Good luck on your search.

Re: Hamburg Pasenger List

2005-04-12 17:36:37Z

Thank you so very much for the inforamtion you have shared with me. The info in this particular email was fabulous. I was so excited to read it. I appreciate all the emails you have sent. I was getting a bit frustrated at running into dead-ends. And, like I said in a reply to another e-mail, I agree that written documentation is far better than the verbal. I do believe my Grandmother was misinformed on some things--which is why I wanted to get documentation.
I hope you don't mind me saying thank you again. It is such a relief to finally get some information I have been looking for. It has made me quite a happy camper. Marge.

Re: Hamburg Pasenger List

2005-04-12 16:46:38Z

My sister has a document that states Felix Janicki arrived in the U.S. on 28 June 1886 from Hamburg. Based on that, I looked at microfilm #0473086 for Hamburg departures, 1886 Jan-Jun at the LDS church. The German ship "Austrailien" left from Hamburg to New York on 23 June 1886. Clara, Micheal and Wladyslav were listed as passengers. I believe Felix worked as a crew member to save or earn money. The ages and place of origin for Clara and Wladyslav match the information on the 1910 census record.

Re: Janicki family in Chicago

2005-04-11 21:58:02Z

The information I gave you is from documents that I have found. I prefer to trust written information rather than verbal, but it is always possible that the person who provided the info at the time was mistaken. The name Strzyneek was on my grandfather's death certificate. The information about the town and such is from a passenger list I found at the Latter-Day Saints Church. I am using my computer at work to send you this message and have my documents at home. Tomorrow I will tell you how to find the passenger list so you can read it yourself.

Re: Janicki family in Chicago

2005-04-11 18:10:07Z

Thank you for the information, glad to finally know the name of the town in Poland. It was part of family "oral history" that I heard about the oldest being born onboard ship. I don't know who told her that. My Grandfather rarely spoke about his family at all (I never heard him talk about them); I can only assume that one (or more) of Grandpa's siblings told Grandma about the family. My Grandmother was very accurate about the family history and I don't understand the differene in the maiden name of Clara. My sister has also been involved in doing the family genealogy and info we have got from her has been right on target. It was very rare for Grandma to not recall something and she usually told us if she wasn't 100% sure of something. I would like to be able to follow up on the Lempke/Strzyneek name. I am puzzled by that. But then, this is one of the reasons I want to find out more about the family history. Grandma may have been mis-informed by one of Grandpa's siblings. Maybe Lempke is the maiden name of someone else and they didn't make it clear who they were referring to. Grandma was very good at who was who in the family.
But thanks for the info. If there is anything else you know or can tell me where I can find this info, I would appreciate it very much. I still have some blanks to fill in. Just to find out what you told me was so encouraging. Thank you. Regards, Marge.

Re: Janicki family in Chicago

2005-04-11 16:06:22Z

My information is a little different from yours, but I don't think there could be more than one Felix and Clara Janicki in Chicago in 1890. They came from Jaslo in southeastern Poland. They sailed to America in 1886 with their sons Micheal and Wladyslav. Clara's family name was Strzyneek. Why do you believe their first child was born on the ship and Clara's family name was Lempke ?

Re: Tried your email twice

2005-04-06 03:06:54Z

Hi Marge,

Please try it again. Most people mistake the "0" (numeric) for "O" (alpha) in the email address.

The email address is "SHADOW0@BELLSOUTH.NET. That Shadow0 (which is the numeric zero - it is the number not the alphabetical "O" at the end of the name). You should be able to get it through to me with this. I will try to pick up your email address and send you a "test email". That should make it easier for you.

Best regards and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Jean

Tried your email twice

2005-04-05 19:18:11Z

Tried your email twice but was returned. 1st time was a spelling mistake on my part--typed an "h" instead of an "n". I am still interested in what info you have about the Janicki family. Thanks.

Re: Janicki family in Chicago

2005-03-28 19:47:24Z

Thank you, Jean, for your reply to my message. I appreciate it very much. There is so little I know about my Grandfather's family, it amounts to almost nothing. I will email you at the address you gave me. Thanks.

Re: Janicki family in Chicago

2005-03-28 03:13:30Z

Hi Marge,

The Janicki surname is connected to my Great Grandfather, Piotr Janicki. I remember my mother speaking of the "Lempke" side of the family, but as yet I have not investigated it. There were other brothers as well, but I have not been able to connect them as yet. I believe my great grandfather may have been one of the older brothers who came to the US in 1872. I have not been able to establish the date, except for a newpaper clipping regarding their anniversary and the number of years they had lived in the US. The clipping does show a name in Poland, yet, I can find no reference to it, and most likely it is misspelled. Their are a few grandchildren left (mostly in their late 80's and one will be 96 this year). I go home to Chicago to celebrate his birthday every year, and also to Ohio to celebrate another great grandchild's birthday.

Please contact me at my email address directly. Shadow0@Bellsoutn.net. I will be happy to share what I have. I do know that there were at least two brothers of my great grandfather in the US when my mother was growing up. She spoke of other Janicki family in New York and Pennsylvania areas as well as a few other states. She left me a list of family names before she died and it has helped fill in some gaps.

Best regards,
Jean

Janicki family in Chicago

2005-03-26 18:02:03Z

I'm trying to find information about my great-grandfather who came to America in the 1880's, I believe. His first name was Felix and his wife's first name was Clara. Her last name was Lemke (or Lempke). Their first born arrived en route to America, while on board the ship. I would like to know the name of the ship they came on and where they landed--port of entry. I have not seen their name listed at Ellis Island and wonder if they landed in Canada possibly or some other port in America. I don't even know where in Poland they lived, which is frustrating. I really would love to know more about them before they came to the States. Any info will be much appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Frances Janicki aka Kocienda

RalphJanicki — 2007-03-23 14:11:26Z

Roman:

I am grandson of Frances and Wladyslaw Janicki. I completed USA family genealogy. I may be able to help with other family members in USA. You can email @ EveOGorman@AOL.com or call @ 1,415,336,5494

Ralph Janicki

Re: Frances Janicki aka Kocienda Detroit Michigan

RalphJanicki — 2007-03-20 18:33:08Z

I have completed genealogy for the Frances Kocienda-Janicki family. If you email me your address, I would send you my completed Janicki family tree. If you provide me your phone number where you can be reached, I would call you. Just keep in mind I do not speak Polish, so I hope your English is fair.

Also, if you would like to call me, I can be reached from Poland at the following direct phone number
1,415,336,5494. Call late in your afternoon or evening, as where I live is six to nine hours behind your time zone depending which part of USA I am living. My wife and I live half time San Francisco, California (winter to spring) and half time in Saint Clair Shores, Michigan (summer to fall).

Also, the earlier information sent to you by Charlottesmith19 posted 25 Feb 2007 7:33AM to your web site is not part of the Michigan Janicki family. Peter Janicki is alive and well at age ninety-two, and I have not a clue as who was this "Thomsonville" Peter Janicki.

Below is your grandaunt's known 1st generation USA family? Wladyslaw Janicki & Frances Kocienda had six children (five sons & one daughter). No son was called Wladyslaw. All their children and off spring were and are successful.

Father: Wladyslaw Janicki
Born: March 18, 1876 in Plock, Poland, Province of Russia
Died: February 26, 1923
Buried: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan, USA Section #9, Tier #5, Grave # 485

Mother: Frances Kocienda
Born: June 14, 1879 in Olszewko, Parish Kuczbork, Poland , Province of Russia
Died: January 11, 1969 in Hamtramck, Wayne County, Michigan USA
Buried: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan, Section Q, Lot #725

1). Stanley Janicki (1902-1973), 2). Kazimiera Karnitsky (1905-1933),
3). Thaddeus Janicki (1908-1982), 4). Harry Janicki (1914-1983)
5). Peter Janicki (1916-present), 6). Edward Janicki (1918-1987).

Ralph Janicki
EveOGorman@AOL.com

Re: Frances (Franciszka) Janicki

RalphJanicki — 2007-03-11 21:54:59Z

I am grandson of Wladyslaw Janicki and Francis Kocienda who immigrated to USA in 1913 to Michigan.

I will be able to help you with details about USA-Michigan family as I would love to hear about early family in Poland. Also, I may be able to find your other family USA members?

They still have one son alive and that would be my Uncle Peter born USA lives in Michigan. My father Thaddeus Janicki (deceased) was born in Poland and arrived USA when he was six in 1913 with his brother and sister.

I know all the family members and their life story. It would be nice to make contact with you and exchange family info.Reach by Email or Phone 1,415,336,5494

Ralph Janicki
EveOGorman@AOL.com

Re: Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda from Michigan USA

RalphJanicki — 2007-03-11 19:42:37Z

Roman:

I am hoping you see this email. I realize your request for information is almost two years old but it took me sometime to stumble onto it. I had not looked at messages on the http://www.ancestry.com/ site for the past couple years. I just hope you are attentive to your email.

I have completed genealogy for the Frances Kocienda-Janicki family. If you email me your address, I would send you my completed Janicki family tree. If you provide me your phone number where you can be reached, I would call you. Just keep in mind I do not speak Polish, so I hope your English is fair.

Also, if you would like to call me, I can be reached from Poland at the following direct phone number
1,415,336,5494. Call late in your afternoon or evening, as where I live is six to nine hours behind your time zone depending which part of USA I am living. My wife and I live half time San Francisco, California (winter to spring) and half time in Saint Clair Shores, Michigan (summer to fall).

Also, the earlier information sent to you by Charlottesmith19 posted 25 Feb 2007 7:33AM to your web site is not part of the Michigan Janicki family. Peter Janicki is alive and well at age ninety-two, and I have not a clue as who was this "Thomsonville" Peter Janicki.

Below is your grandaunt's known 1st generation USA family? Wladyslaw Janicki & Frances Kocienda had six children (five sons & one daughter). No son was called Wladyslaw. All their children and off spring were and are successful.

Father: Wladyslaw Janicki
Born: March 18, 1876 in Plock, Poland, Province of Russia
Died: February 26, 1923
Buried: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan, USA Section #9, Tier #5, Grave # 485

Mother: Frances Kocienda
Born: June 14, 1879 in Olszewko, Parish Kuczbork, Poland , Province of Russia
Died: January 11, 1969 in Hamtramck, Wayne County, Michigan USA
Buried: Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan, Section Q, Lot #725

1). Stanley Janicki (1902-1973), 2). Kazimiera Karnitsky (1905-1933),
3). Thaddeus Janicki (1908-1982), 4). Harry Janicki (1914-1983)
5). Peter Janicki (1916-present), 6). Edward Janicki (1918-1987).

Ralph Janicki
EveOGorman@AOL.com

searching for relatives of Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda

Gessek — 2005-08-18 12:49:18Z

I am searching for relatives of Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda, born in 1879 in Olszewko, parish Kuczbork, Poland and her husband Wladyslaw Janicki and their descendants. They lived somewhere in Michigan, USA. Maybe in Hamtramck? I dont know? Please e-mail me at rgessek@adm.uw.edu.pl .
Thanks,
Roman Gessek from Warsaw, Poland

Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda from Michigan USA

Gessek — 2005-06-28 09:31:26Z

I am searching for relatives of Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda, born in 1879 in Olszewko, parish Kuczbork, Poland and her husband Wladyslaw Janicki and their descendants. They lived somewhere in Michigan, USA. I dont know? Please e-mail me at rgessek@adm.uw.edu.pl .
Thanks,
Roman Gessek from Warsaw, Poland

Frances (Franciszka) Janicki

Gessek — 2005-06-28 09:03:58Z

I am searching for relatives of Frances (Franciszka) Janicki nee Kocieda, born in 1879 in Olszewko, parish Kuczbork, Poland and her husband Wladyslaw Janicki. Please contact me e-mail at rgessek@adm.uw.edu.pl .
Thanks,
Roman Gessek from Warsaw, Poland

Catholic Priest in Poland

rosenbobby — 2005-12-19 00:10:31Z

Do you happen to know a Janicki who is/was a Catholic priest? My grandmother's nephew who she corresponded with during the 1960's

Priest in Poland

rosenbobby — 2005-12-19 00:10:31Z

My grandmother's nephew is/was a Catholic priest in Poland with the last name Janicki (her maiden name).. I have letters that he corresponded with her in the 1960's.. anyone know of him?

Re: Frank Janicki

robincgonz_1 — 2006-10-29 06:14:16Z

I have an Anton Janicki (Janicke or some other variation), living with John Janicke, his wife Mary (born in Canada per the 1910 census), and John and Mary's children: Marie (my grandmother), George, and Leonard, in Saginaw, MI. Any connection?

Re: Frank Janicki

rlmljm — 2005-01-05 02:42:38Z

Marisa,
I am searching for the Janiski/Jacknicki family in Canada from Poland. Our grandfather, Anton, had a brother Frank and Joseph and Mike. Anton was in the Mundare/Chipman/Lamont area. He married Anna Warshawski. Anton worked in the Fort Saskatchawan area for a little while. Anton was born 1892 in Poland and came to Canada about 1899. Do you know any of Frank's family. Mom said Anton also had a sister who had mental problems.
Laura

Re: Janicki-Potrykus

pmdeprez — 2006-01-16 21:23:13Z

Hi, I just saw your message and was wondering if you might have a Mary Potrykus born Feb 5, 1867 and died Jan 28, 1927 Detroit. Is my Mary any part of your Potrykus family?

Thank you
Pat

Andrew Janicki,Died June 24, 1925 Castle Hayne North Carolina

BuzzKuzan — 2005-12-23 17:47:35Z

Buried at St. Stanislav Catholic Church Castle Hayne, North Carolina. I am not related to this family. Have a photo of grave stone.
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Andrew Janicki
Born in Poland
Died
June 24, 1925
Age 74 years
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Mary Janicki, 1866-died Dec 27, 1934 died Castle Hayne NC

BuzzKuzan — 2005-12-23 17:44:12Z

Buried at St. Stanislav Catholic Church, Castle Hayne, North Carolina. I am not related to this family. I have a photo of gravestone.
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Mary Janicki
Born in Poland
1866
Died
Dec 27, 1934
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Janicki in Bad Hersfeld (Hessen)

WGFGER — 2007-01-24 08:42:11Z

HZ vom 20. Jan. 2007:

Melina Janicki, * 16. Dez. 2006, Bad Hersfeld

Descendants of Golba, Sliwinski, Jaworska, and Janicki

deniserf — 2008-01-18 04:33:22Z

Looking for any information or descendants of Chester Janicki (b: Nov 2, 1924)and Helen Sliwinski Janicki of Detroit. Helen is daughter of Jozef Sliwinski (b: Mar 1889) and Julia Golba (b:Feb 16 1889), both born in Poland (exact location is a mystery) and settled in Hamtramck and Detroit, MI. These were my great-grandparents. Jozef Sliwinski is the son of Bronislaw Sliwinski and Anna Jaworska. Any information on possible connections or cities of origin would be greatly appreciated.

Re: descendants of Frances Janicki from Michigan USA

charlottesmith19 — 2007-02-25 15:33:57Z

I found this by chance in The Thompsonville Press, February 28, 1957 edition. The age seems to fit your Peter Janicki:

"Ill and without relatives, Peter Janicki, 70, virtually homeless save for the farmers of the area who gave him food and a place to sleep in exchange for chores he could perform, committed suicide by hanging last night on the farm of Joseph Kalida at 1427 Enfield St. Janicki had been doing odd jobs on Mr. Kalida’s place for the last four or five days in exchange for meals and a bed. Yesterday afternoon he went to work in a tobacco shed while Mr. Kalida was absent on business. He did not appear again and when Mr. Kalida came home he went to look for the elderly man. Checking the shed he discovered the body. Police were notified and Officer Patsy D’Amato conducted the investigation. The body was removed to the Leete Funeral Home after Dr. Howard Gourlie had made the examination. Patrolman D’Amato reported that Janicki had been ill for several weeks, had been subsisting on his odd jobs and a $25 a month old age pension for several years and apparently was despondent. Police are still seeking relatives."

Re: Frank Janicki

rlmljm — 2005-01-05 02:42:38Z

Marisa,
I have a Frank Janicki(or Jacknicki) from Canada that had a brother named Anton and possibly one named Joseph, there may even be more. Anton was actually born in Churtkov, Galicia, Poland or around that area. Anton's wife was Karolina Warshawski. Karolina was the daughter of Anna Molchan and John Warshawski. Anton and Karolina also had a son named Frank that lives in Chipman, Alberta, Canada. I know there are some Jacknicki's living in the United States but I have not made any connection to any of these. You can e-mail me direct at rlmljm@gtcinternet.com.
Thanks,
Laura

Re: Janicki

dwinson_1 — 2004-06-23 03:08:56Z

My gr-grandfather was Josef Janicki who came into Indiana Harbor, Indiana which is now East Chicago. Have more info
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