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KOLACZYK FAMILY

Kristen O'Brien (View posts)
Posted: 17 Jan 2000 7:40PM GMT
hELLO I AM DOING RESEARCH ABOUT THE KOLACZYK FAMILY HISTORY. I HAVE COMPILED RESEARCH ABOUT THE USA KOLACZYKS AND THE POLISH AND RUSSIAN KOLACZYKS. IF YOU HAVE CURRENTLY NOT MET ME OR ARE NOT ON MY MAILING AND E MAILING LIST PLEASE FEEL FREE TO WRITE ME. I AM EAGER TO MEET SOME OF THE FAMILY

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Posted: 12 Oct 2002 12:56PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 12 Oct 2002 7:46PM GMT
Surnames: Kolacheck, Kolcek, Kolache
I'm searching for my family's surname. My last name is Kolacheck but has changed long before I was born. Was just curious where the family surname originates from. It would be appreciated.

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

kolaczyk (View posts)
Posted: 15 Oct 2002 12:19AM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: kolaczyk
I believe that your name is of the czech orgin. I have come across it often in research at the latter day saints church that I have done my research at. I do not know if the families are related. I have family in the north and south of polan and also in Russia.ARe you looking for some ties in particular? Please email me back at obrien_kristen@msn.com

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Lori (View posts)
Posted: 3 Mar 2006 11:11PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Klocznik
I have been researching the name KLOCZNIK, other spellings KOLOCZNYK, KLOCZNYK , KLOZNICK . It's my Grandfathers name. He was from Lviv area.
Have you come across variations in spelling? Where did they immigrate to, if they immigrated.


Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Posted: 16 Dec 2007 10:06PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Kolacheck, Kolacek, Kolaczyk
I know you posted your search years ago, but I just came across it and wanted to share what I know. We are Czechoslovakian from Pruzynky (please don't quote that spelling -- sounds like proo-shink-e). Our name is derived from the meaning for cookie - kolache - and with the k on the end it means little, so we are little cookies.

The spelling of our name when our grandparents came over from Czechoslovakia was Kolacek, but when my grandfather would receive letters from home, they would be signed with the Kolaczyk spelling. We ended up settling in the midwest, but there are a whole host of Kolachecks in the Texas area, too.

Well, I hope you've found this information helpful, if you haven't come across anything else yet (it has been over 5 years!)

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Posted: 2 Apr 2008 1:23AM GMT
Classification: Query
Notice the godparents listed here:

Baptism Record
St. Stanislaus, Buffalo, NY
Vol II
1885 pg158
Jadwigs Dorsz daughter of Jan Dorsz of Koszowo, Posn. and Jozefa Flak, Baptised 20 Sept, botn 15 Sept. 1885
Godparents: Mical KALCZAK and Wernika KOCLSZYZ

Another child born to this couple; notice the godfather this time:

Birth/Baptism Record
1887
pg294 #202
Stanislaw Dorsz, baptised 24 Apr., born 23 Apr., daughter of Jan Dorsz of Morlewo, Posn. and Josefa Flak
Godparents: Walenty KACZKA and Franciska Ignaszak

Notice the the father was listed from different places each time.

Good luck!

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Posted: 20 May 2011 10:51AM GMT
Classification: Query
I'm not sure if there's any connection with my family. My maiden name was Kolacz but I've not been able to find this name anywhere and have been to Poland twice but never find the name kolacz so I'm thinking it was shortended when my relatives came to this country. What is the background of your family? Do you know where they landed in the USA and where they lived?
Mary Erdman

Re: KOLACZYK FAMILY

Posted: 10 Nov 2011 9:50PM GMT
Classification: Query
Hello,
I want to give you some succinct information about my grand-father, Casimierz Kolaczyk:

my grand-father :

KOLACZYK Casimir
born in SIWICA, (Pologne or Belarus ?)
the 4 october 1900


son of Joseph KOLACZYK and Anna BAZIL


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