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Leonard Michael Wroblewski, age 88, born in French Creek, New York,son of .Alexander and Wanda (Niedzwiecka)Wroblewski.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2013-02-21 19:47:33Z

Leonard Michael Wroblewski, age 88, of Erie,Pa,
passed away surrounded by his family on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at Pennsylvania Soldiers & Sailors Home. He was born in French Creek, New York, November 12, 1924, a son of the late Alexander and Wanda (Niedzwiecka)Wroblewski. Leonard attended Clymer Schools
and was an altar server at St. Matthias Church in French Creek N.Y. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II; fought in the Battle of the Bulge, European Invasion with the 275th Armored Field Artillery, Battery C. He was stationed in Germany, Belgium and Holland. He received the Good Conduct Medal, American Campaign Medal, and European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with four Bronze Stars, the WWII Victory Medal and Sharpshooter Award. He was honorably discharged with the rank of Sergeant. Leonard was employed with Erie Builders/Shoreline Construction, retiring after 30 years of service. An avid bowler, he was a member of the American Legion, Carl Neff Post in Wesleyville, Veterans of Foreign War, Polish Falcons and the Siebenbuerger Club. Leonard was a dedicated family man and jack of all trades. He worked, lived and loved the land on his farm where all were invited to share in his wealth and happiness. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Edmund Wroblewski and Alexander (Junior) Wroblewski; his sisters, Adella Padavoni, Ruth Spencer and Irene Smelik; a great granddaughter, Arihanna Tate and a son in law Daniel Holdnack. Survivors include his wife of 61 years, Rita Ann (Prawdzik) Wroblewski; his 11 children, Christine Spare of Erie, Susan Horvat (Jim) of Erie, Sandy Shouse (Tom) of Erie, Cynthia Carpenter (Jeffrey) of Dunkirk, N.Y., Jeanette Snippert (David) of Erie, Elizabeth Coleman (John) of Erie, Philip Wroblewski (Maria) of French Creek, N.Y., Victoria Murray (Keith)of Troy, Ill. Leonard Wroblewski (Shelley) of Erie, Amy Holdnack of Orchard Park, N.Y. and Katherine Wroblewski (John Fehr) of Erie; a brother, Joseph Raymond Wroblewski of Wattsburg, and a sister Lucy Colli of St. Petersburg, Florida; 38 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and friends. Leonard wants to be remembered as a "Jolly Good Fellow". He always said "Jesus will come and say, Leonard take my hand and walk with me now". Family and friends may call at Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, LLP, Pine Avenue Branch, 845 East 38th Street, Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and may attend services there on Saturday at 9:00 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:00 a.m. at Holy Rosary Church, 2701 East Avenue. Burial with full military honors at St. Matthias Cemetery, French Creek, N.Y. In lieu of flowers memorials suggested to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN
or Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Activity Fund, 560 East 3rd St. Erie, PA 16507.
in the Erie Times-News on February 21, 2013.

St. Matthias Church."

Re: Wroblewski in Illinois and Wisconsin

peoplectr — 2013-02-01 20:00:40Z

Have not received the email.Just to make sure you have the correct email, (peoplectr@yahoo.com)
John

Re: Wroblewski in Illinois and Wisconsin

redstart4 — 2013-01-07 17:56:43Z

Hello John,
I was able to find Clara in my family tree, and it looks like we are second cousins once removed. I will send you an email...I would love to share more information with you.

Christine

Re: Wroblewski in Illinois and Wisconsin

peoplectr — 2013-01-01 05:21:11Z

My Mother is Clara Husty nee wroblewski Anthony in cudahy was her father. My email is peoplectr@yahoo.com. My name is John Husty

Obit Thomas Wroblewski 2002

MeehanWroblewski — 2012-12-22 22:56:05Z

Thomas Wroblewski, 51, was former salesman

Thursday, July 18, 2002

Native Staten Islander Thomas E. Wroblewski, 51, of New Dorp, a Vietnam War veteran and former salesman, died Tuesday at home, after a long illness.

Born in New Brighton, he moved to Cliffwood, N.J., in 1973, but returned to New Brighton a short time later. He relocated to Pennsylvania in 1998. Three years ago, he returned to Staten Island, moving to New Dorp.

Mr. Wroblewski worked from 1999 until last year as a salesman for Unimax Supply Co., Manhattan. Prior to that, he was a manager and controller for seven years for Derma Medical, Kempton, Pa. He had also been employed as an auto mechanic.

He attended Curtis High School and completed an automotive repair course at Lincoln Technical Institute, Edison, N.J.

Mr. Wroblewski served in the Navy during the Vietnam War, from 1969 to 1973. He was stationed aboard the USS Cone from 1972 to 1973.

He enjoyed fishing, repairing automobiles and listening to oldies music. Frank Sinatra songs were a special favorite.

Mr. Wroblewski was a parishioner of Our Lady Star of the Sea R.C. Church, Huguenot.

"He will be dearly missed and was loved by all his family and friends," said his sister, Alexis McKeon.

In addition to his sister, surviving are his daughter, Jennifer Wroblewski; his mother, Frances Davis Wroblewski; two brothers, Kevin and William, and two more sisters, Ann Buehn and Cheryl Brzezinski.

The funeral was scheduled for today from the Richmond Funeral Home, Grant City, with a mass at 9:45 a.m. in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Private cremation will be handled by Rosehill Crematory, Linden, N.J.

Dorothy L. (Rajnovic) Wroblewski, 94,Born, Pittsburgh

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-12-22 22:54:45Z

Dorothy L. Wroblewski
Zelienople
Formerly of Glenshaw
Dorothy L. (Rajnovic) Wroblewski, 94, of Zelienople, formerly of Glenshaw, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011. Born May 31, 1916, in Pittsburgh, she was a daughter of the late Robert and Lillian (Didtik) Rajnovic. Dorothy was the beloved wife of the late Stanley J. Wroblewski and Dennis W. Kelly; mother of Nadine (France) Simon; grandmother of Dennis and Paul Simon; great-grandmother of Spencer and Dillon Simon; and sister of the late Robert Rajnovic and Emily Pandzik. Dorothy had established herself as a private masseuse to many in the Pittsburgh area. Family will welcome friends from 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME INC., 388 Center Ave., West View, PA 15229. Additional visitation will be held from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m. Saturday in Passavant Retirement Community Chapel in Zelienople. Service to follow at 3:15 p.m. In lieu of flowers, family suggests donations to Passavant Retirement Community Benevolent Fund, 401 S. Main St., Zelienople, PA 16063.

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Re: Roman Wroblewski

markwroblewski3 — 2012-11-22 11:47:20Z

my grandfathers name was roman and he was married to myrtle..
I am Mark..the son of Bob

from what ive been able to find out so far is that my grandfather Roman was related to..frank..anna..bernard..clara..clemans..mary..emma..frances..and josephine.
i would like to know what his parents names were..i understand the children grew up as orphans..
Also i understand that the name Wroblewski is also a polish/jewish name.. does that have any bearing on my family tree?

Re: Angeline Wroblewski

kjporemsky — 2012-10-30 17:49:08Z

My wife has a Leo/Franz Pokryfka in her ancestry. Her great grandparents were Helen and Max Yurkiewicz. We have a tree at myheritage.com

Wroblewski in Illinois and Wisconsin

redstart4 — 2012-09-11 17:34:31Z

Looking for more information on my Wroblewski relatives in Illinois and Wisconsin. Joseph & Frances Wroblewski came from Poland around 1890 and settled in Chicago. They had 9 children, some came over with them, the older children we believe came over at different times. Some of the children settled in Chicago, and some in Wisconsin, in the towns of Milwaukee and Cudahy. There children's names were:
John, Joseph, Stanley, Anthony (lived in Cudahy), Frank, Igantious, Mary, and Anna.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Ignatious Wroblewski - Chicago

redstart4 — 2012-04-05 21:50:23Z

I am looking for more information on my great grand uncle Ignatious Wroblewski and his family in Chicago. He was born in Poland (Posen?) around 1878 and came here with his parents Joseph and Frances around 1891. I know he was living with his parents and two of his siblings (Mary and Anna) in 1900, but I don't know what happened to him after that. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Agnes Wroblewski, Wrublewski, Rimboleske

wookiewife13 — 2011-12-24 04:37:16Z

Looking for info on my gr. gr. gma Agnes Wroblewski, father was John. She lived in Detroit, Michigan after immigrating from Poland. Died in 1918. Married Frank Tisler.

Lt. Gerald J. Wroblewski of Detroit, MI 1943

drbrownlee — 2011-08-24 05:10:08Z

Gerald is pictured in the 43-B class flight yearbook of Lubbock Army Air Field in Lubbock, Texas. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Joseph A. Czochara in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-17 06:10:27Z

Joseph is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the CZOCHARA family.

Zenon B. Wroblewski in San Angelo, TX 1942

drbrownlee — 2011-07-09 05:25:13Z

Zenon is pictured in the 1942 yearbook of the San Angelo (TX) Army Air Field, Bombardier School. I'm not kin but thought his might help someone researching the family.

Re: Piotr Wroblewski born 1875

jaymanning248 — 2011-06-13 05:19:11Z

Mary,

I too am a relative of Piotr (Peter). He is my grandmothers grandfather, through George. If or when you come across those documents I'd appreciate if you'd scan them in! Thanks.

Re: Piotr Wroblewski born 1875

maligh — 2011-06-04 21:02:54Z

Dear Laura,

I have looked all over for the papers, but I am sorry to say I can't find it. If I do find it, I will scan and post it. I have also recently received a request from a grandchild of Piotr, son of George.

Regards,
Mary

Re: Joseph Wroblewski born 1876 #2

maligh — 2011-06-04 20:53:10Z

Dear Metadrengberg,

Sorry to say, I no longer have the paper copy of the document. The document is attached to my original message. Right click on the document to download/save to your computer.
If you have trouble, please send me your email and I will send as an attachment.

Mary

Re: Joseph Wroblewski born 1876 #2

Metadrengberg — 2011-06-04 04:01:17Z

Did you already throw out the paperwork for the Joseph Wroblewski (m Frances)? I believe this may be my gg grandfather.

Re: Piotr Wroblewski born 1875

laubaj — 2011-06-02 03:07:36Z

Hi,

Can you scan and post? This is a great uncle to me and would like to have a copy of his papers.

thanks you,

Laura

Ann Wroblewski, 97, born .in Pittsburgh.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-04-11 04:22:40Z

Ann Wroblewski
Polish Hill

Ann Wroblewski, 97, of Polish Hill,
died Friday, April 8, 2011,
in Kane Regional Center, McKeesport.
She was born June 19, 1913, in Pittsburgh.
She was the wife of the late Stanley "Bill" Wroblewski.
She was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church and was a volunteer at the Children's Institute of Pittsburgh and the former St. Francis Hospital. She retired from National Union Insurance Co. after 30 years of service. She is survived by a daughter, Marjorie Ann Didiano, of Braddock;
sons, William Wroblewski, of Crooked Creek,
and Ronald Cannon, of Forest Hills;
daughter-in-law, Joyce Wroblewski, of Brownsville;
10 grandchildren;
11 great-grandchildren;
and nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by a son, James Wroblewski.
There is no visitation.
Service will be held at 11 a.m.
Tuesday in the Chapel of St. Augustine Cemetery. Entombment will follow there. Arrangements are by the GILBERT FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY INC., 6028 Smithfield St., Boston, Elizabeth Township
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Immaculate Heart of Mary Church ."

Franceska/Franzeska/Frances Wroblewski/Wroblewska

MaryDobrynski59 — 2011-02-01 23:07:29Z

I am looking for the parents and date of birth as well as place of birth for Frances Wroblewski. Frances married my maternal gggrandfather, Joseph Wormek, in Germany. All I know is that the year of her birth is abt. 1862. She passed away in 1894 in St. Louis while giving birth. I hope someone can help me.
Please contact me at mary.dobryynski@sbcglobal.net.

Piotr Wroblewski born 1875

mary2alight — 2011-01-24 03:29:13Z

I have a Petition for Naturalization for a someone who is not my ancestor:

Name: Piotr Wroblewski
Residence: 1089 Jos Campau Ave., Detroit, MI
Occupation: Baker
Born: 1 August 1875 Dobzyalows Russia Poland
Left Port Hamburg 18 April 1901
Arrived Port of New York 8 July 1901
Ship: Columbia
Wife: Leocadia
Children: Charles W. born 24 Oct 1907; Vincent S. born 3 April 1909
Signed & Dated: 30 March 1911
Affidavits of Petitioner & Witnesses:
Wladislaus Maior Clerk 716 Russell St., Detroit
John Wasielewski Tailor 537 Mitchell Ave., Detroit

(Note: The copy is on 11 x 14 paper and is 2 pages. I will have to scan the document in sections)
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Additional info of above family:
Peter married Leoktya Lveskosko, age 17 Nove 21, 1905 in Detroit, Wayne County, MI pg 393 Marriage Returns

1910 Census
Peter F 34y Baker/Bakery
Leokadya
Wladys 2y
Stanis. 11months
married 4 years 3/2 children

1911 City of Detroit Directory pg 2489
Peter 1089 Jos Campau Av

WWI Draft Registration Card
Peter born August 1, 1875
43 years Baker
Residence: 1089 Jos Campau, Detroit, MI
Blue eyes/grey hair
Physically fit
Dated: Sept 12, 1918

1920 Census
Peter 44y Baker/Bakery
Leokadya 31y
Stanley 10y
Teresa 6y
George 3y 9m

1930 Census
5503 Jos Campau
Peter 54y Baker 1901 NA
Lillian 41y Clerk 1890 NA
Walter 22y Clerk
Stanley 21y Clerk
Theresa 16y
George 14y

Re: Nellie Wrobleskey PA

bettycarolyn1 — 2010-11-24 06:54:05Z

Hi. I'm not a paid member of ancestry.com, but the reason I'm posting this is because of your Muchiusky Sternesky2 Personal Family Tree in which you include James Edward Mostyn, born 1944 in PA. The Mostyn family that I'm connected with is James Mostyn, born circa 1842 in Ireland and his wife Mary. Their son William Mostyn, born March, 1873 in Pa., married to Lovina in Osceola Mills, Clearfield County, PA. Their daughter Catherine Mostyn (Feb. 3, 1897--June 15, 1919), wife of James A. Hartland. I'd like to exchange Mostyn family information. Could you e-mail me at bettycarolyn@hotmail.com?

Wroblewski married Armack in CT

dalebear80 — 2010-10-03 19:43:33Z

correction - female Wroblewski would have been born circa 1918, believed in CT

Wroblewski married Armack in CT

dalebear80 — 2010-10-03 18:22:02Z

Hello,
looking for any information on a female Wroblewski who would have been born circa 1935 and married an Armack in CT. She later was known to have been in the Meriden, CT area. Thank-you!

Re: Martin Wroblewski

blondjj — 2010-05-27 12:51:34Z

I am looking for Charles Wrobleski/Wroblewski he was born in new york in 1895 and was in chicago illinois area by 1917 ish..... He married Goldie Grout ... Does this Wrobleski sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Polish Wroblewskis

blondjj — 2010-05-18 13:53:52Z

Would love to share my wrobleski story with you, mine also came to chicago illinois. charles wrobleski was my grandfather. he was in chicago around 1930s that i know of for sure. does this sound familiar to you? please email jean21@prodigy.net

1880-1890 Orphans St. Vincent's and St. John's

italian_cookie — 2010-04-18 13:14:10Z

Emil and Casimir LOCKOWITZ were admitted to St. Vincent's Orphanage, Philadelphia, PA in 1885.
When Casimir turned 6 he was transferred to St. John's. At age 9 he was given to Alice ADAMS of Odessa, Delaware; he was returned two years later. He was then given to Frank KELSH, a farmer from Pecke Eye, Salem, New Jersey.
No further information on Emil; I assume he was adopted.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Re: Polish Wroblewskis

wroblew11 — 2010-01-27 08:07:47Z

I read some of the replys, they are very funny and uninformative. The Surname Wroblewski is dirived from the polish word Wrubel. That word translated to english would mean sparrow. Basically the small birds that you see in a park. Not a pigeon but "just a small bird". I love how everyone interpets it as "land of the sparrow" or "sparrow village". I hope this explains something for you in your search. You will also see dirivatives of Wroblewski, spelled as Wrublewski Wrobel.. etc.

Joseph Wroblewski born 1892

mary2alight — 2010-01-19 01:23:50Z

Joseph Wroblewski born 1895 #3

mary2alight — 2010-01-19 01:21:12Z

Years ago I requested Naturalization Papers from the State of Michigan for Joseph Wroblewski. They sent me five Declarations for five different Joseph Wroblewski. One of which was my ancestor. I am posting information on the others and I have scanned each document and after all these years will finally throw these document away for these non ancestors. I have also done a little bit more digging to find out about each one. Hopefully one day someone may find their ancestor here.

#3
Joseph Wroblewski aged 27; b Nov 1, 1895 inj Audzin, Russia Poland
Declaration of Intention signed March 21, 1923 at Detroit, Wayne County, MI
Resides at 2281 Forrest Ave E, Detroit, MI
Emigrated to USA from Gdansk, Poland on the vessel President Grant on or about Feby 16, 1921.
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1922 Detroit City Directory
2281 Forest Ave. is the Dom Polski Assn; Dom Polski Hall; Alien Information Bureau
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1930 Census MI Wayne Co.,
Joseph Wroblewski 36y Single; living at 5121 McDougall Ave.
Machinist/Auto plant; Immigration: 1911 NA

Joseph Wroblewski born 1876 #2

mary2alight — 2010-01-19 01:18:27Z

Years ago I requested Naturalization Papers from the State of Michigan for Joseph Wroblewski. They sent me five Declarations for five different Joseph Wroblewski. One of which was my ancestor. I am posting information on the others and I have scanned each document and after all these years will finally throw these document away for these non ancestors. I have also done a little bit more digging to find out about each one. Hopefully one day someone may find their ancestor here.

#2
Joseph Wroblewski aged 49; b March 19, 1876 in Swidno, Poland
Declaration of Intention signed April 8, 1925 at Detroit, Wayne County, MI
Resides at 5939 Frontenac Blvd., Detroit, MI
Married to Frances b in Poland
Arrived Port of New York on or about Nov 27, 1905
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1930 Census MI Wayne Co., Detroit
6250 Grandy Ave.
Joseph Wroblewski Boarder 54y Single Paneler/Auto factory; Immigration: 1905 PA

Joseph Wroblewski born 1893 #1

mary2alight — 2010-01-19 01:14:39Z

Years ago I requested Naturalization Papers from the State of Michigan for Joseph Wroblewski. They sent me five Declarations for five different Joseph Wroblewski. One of which was my ancestor. I am posting information on the others and I have scanned each document and after all these years will finally throw these document away for these non ancestors. I have also done a little bit more digging to find out about each one. Hopefully one day someone may find their ancestor here.
#1
Joseph Wroblewski aged 45; b March 20, 1893 in Gleboke-Dzisle, Poland
Declaration of Intention signed October 4, 1938 at Detroit, Wayne County, MI
Residing at 17911 Yonka, Detroit, MI
Married Rose [--?--] Nov. 1915, at Detroit, MI She was b 1896 in Minska, Poland
Immigrated to USA from Windsor, Ontario Canada April 15, 1914 on the vessel D & W Ferry
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1920 Census Hamtramck, Wayne Co., MI pg 9B ED 750 January 7
85 Wyandotte Ave. #71/160
Joseph 28y; Rose 25y;
Hedwig 3y; Casimer 1y 11m; Josephine 10m;
Casimer (Brother) 29y
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Detroit Wayne County, MI Marriage returns
Oct 26 or 31, 1915; Francis Gzella, Priest
Joseph Wroblewski, laborer 24y Parents: Florian & ---uelia
Rose Hyrduska, 19y Parents: Kazimer & Katherine

Nellie Wrobleskey PA

lsennett — 2009-12-03 19:34:55Z

I have a wedding photo marked "Aunt Nellie Wrobleskey" on the back. It is from the early 1900s probably near South Fork or Scranton, PA. My g g Uncle Koystok Murawski is in the photo and their are at least 2 other people in the photo that are in others I have but their names are unknown. I am not sure if Wrobleskey is her maiden or married name. Does this sound familiar?

Alexander F. “Junior” Wroblewski, born in French Creek, N.Y.son of ,Alexander and Wanda Niedzwecki Wroblewski.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-10-30 03:43:21Z

Alexander F. “Junior” Wroblewski,
January 8, 1923 an" October 24, 2009.
AT THE CROSSROADS,
“You to the left and I to the right for the ways of men must sever, And it well may be for a day or a night. And it may be forever! But whether we live or whether we die (For the end is past our knowing) Here’s our frank hearts and the open sky, Be a fair or an ill wind blowing! Here’s Luck Dad! In the teeth of all winds blowing.” R. Rovey Alexander F. “Junior” Wroblewski,
would reach the Crossroads on October 24, 2009
with an ill wind blowing while under the care of the Palliative Services of the Veteran’s Administration, Erie, Pa. He has now joined that pretty girl, his “Dolly”, in that great void known as eternity, where there is only peace and all good. He was born in French Creek, N.Y. on 8 January, 1923, the son of the late Alexander and Wanda Niedzwecki Wroblewski.
He would live the entirety of his life in French Creek, N.Y.,
save during WW II. He answered the call to duty for his country, enlisting in the Army in 1942.
Alex was assigned to the 496th AAA GUN BATTALION and served in the Pacific Theatre for the duration of the war experiencing actual live combat both in the Philippines and New Guinea. The 496th had been readied to participate in the planned assault on Japan. Alex owned and operated a dairy farm, “Thornfield” with his late wife, “Dolly” and son John for more than 50 years. In his later years, he and his son John would form a partnership cutting timber and “logging” it as independents. Surviving is his only son; John A. Wroblewski, and three daughters; Kathleen and Alexandra Wroblewski, and Rebecca DiFrangia, son-in-law; Aurelio F. DiFrangia; and his only grandson; Alessandro A. DiFrangia;
two brothers; Raymond (Helen) Wroblewski
and Leonard (Rita) Wroblewski ;
and one sister; Luci Colli; brother-in-law; Paul Smelik as well as many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Louise “Dolly” Wroblewski,
by a brother; John Edmund Wroblewski,
and three sisters; Wanda Ruth Spencer,
Adella Cecelia Padavoni;
and Martha Smelik.
Family and friends may call at the Spitzer Funeral Home, 8728 E. Main St. Clymer, New York, Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for a Memorial Visitation. All are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday morning at 11 a.m. at Christ Our Hope RC Church (St. Matthias), French Creek, NY. The family requests in lieu of flowers that memorials be made to Christ Our Hope RC Church (St. Matthias) or the Palliative Care Services of the Veterans Administration, Erie, Pa. in his honor. Special Note: Gladiator, you had to die for it was foretold, know it was an honor to have stood beside you in battle. You have won the mantel of freedom; rest well. Always strength and honor. Good Luck Dad! Sign the guestbook at www.GoErie.com/obits.
Published in the Erie Times-News on October 28, 2009 ,

Christ Our Hope RC Church (St. Matthias),"

Wroblewski/Pawlak

wroblewc — 2009-07-31 18:59:50Z

Hi - Looking for information on a Mary Wroblewski b 1860-1880 who married Antoni (Anthony americanized) b approx 1880. They were both from Sroda Weilkopolska Poland. They had brother and sisters John Wroblewski who married Michalina Pawlak and settled originally in the Detroit area. Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks!

Wawrzniec Wroblewski-South Bend Indiana

coreybaby — 2009-06-14 12:57:47Z

I am looking for information/clarification on this person ...a current World Connect Tree sows him with 9 children although his Obit claims only 4 ... was there more than one Wawrzniec Wroblewski in 1899 and who is who ....For Your information ....
Jim Piechorowski, Elkhart, Indiana

South Bend Weekly Times, April 18 1899

Thought To Be Suicide

Wawrzniec Wroblewski Dies Under Very Peculiar Circumstances

Friday about 6 p.m. Officers Stickley and Brzesynski found a man lying unconscious on the sidewalk at the corner of Chapin Street and Prarie Avenue. He was brought to the station and found to be Wawrzniec Wroblewski, of 831 South Arnold. Dr. R B Stines was called and for a time the man seemed to get better. He was taken to Epworth Hospital at 1:35 and died about 2:00 without regaining consciousness.
Wroblewski frothed at the mouth and gave other evidence that lead Dr. Stine and Coroner Dugdale to believe that he had taken poison, having been driven to desperation by a long continued illness. Wroblewski wandered away from home Friday morning and his family was anxiously awaiting his return. A wife and four children survive him. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 3:00 pm at St Casimir Catholic Church.

Karol Wroblewski

tdokc — 2009-05-12 22:05:38Z

Looking for information on the Karol (Charles) Wroblewski family.

Karol Wroblewski born Sept. 25, 1853 died Dec. 13,1933 was married to Marya Wichlacz, born 1849 died Oct.13,1933

They had seven children Bernard ,born June 9,1878 died Oct. 31,1952 was married to Mary Polentz-Weiss, born Feb. 2,1883 died July 22,1950

Frances ,(Sister M. Revocota) born Sept. 22,1879 died July 10,1960

Constance, born Oct. 24,1880 died Oct. 21,1918 was married to Joseph Grzelka, born Mar. 17,1877 died Nov. 15,1926

Mary, born Feb.26,1883 died Sept. 30,1933 was married to Anthony Rudnicki, born Oct. 26,1878 died Sept. 7,1950

Martin , born Aug. 24,1886 died Aug. 31,1921 was married to Josephine Novak, born Oct. 17,1893 died Apr. 8, 1976

Michael Aloysius, born Aug. 24,1888 died Feb. 8,1941 was married to Mary Mae Howells, born May. 25,1892 died Jul. 31,1976

My grandmother , Agnes Veronica, born Dec. 26 1889 died
Feb. 21,1980 was married to John Korischar, born June 22,1889 died July 31,1969

Family of Andrew Joseph Kubiak

tseibert_1 — 2009-05-03 09:15:30Z

I am looking for any information about my great grandparents Andrew Joseph Kubiak (1897-1954)and Hattie Szender(1897-1982). His parents' names Andrew Joseph Kubiak(1864-1942) and Lecadia (1861- ), he immigrated in 1889 and she with son Joseph in 1891 from Poland. I, also, have list of siblings but that's it and would love to fill in more of this family tree.

Re: Victoria Wroblewski

lindaski94 — 2009-04-05 18:52:11Z

Hi!

My Wroblewski's are from Toledo. Frank Wroblewski came to Toledo in 1881. There maybe a connection, but I don't know it right now.

Good luck,
Linda

wroblewski/ratkowski

boobookittycat2 — 2008-11-08 04:24:05Z

looking for any information regarding a valeria wroblewski born abt 1871 married to anton ratkowski born abt. 1860. any family members out there? they did raise their children the most part on hendersen street in chicago. her father on the marriage certificate is joseph and mother anna. wondering where they came from in germany. wonder if her parents came from wisc. along with anton. trying to start a family tree. thank you.

Re: Wroblewski/Chicago

archaeologyandfitch — 2008-10-23 01:40:50Z

I think Stella and Walter may be my great great something. I know I've seen them at my family grave site. Let me ask my Dad and I'll get back to you.

--Jacquelyn Wroblewski

Re: Wroblewski's of Dickson City, PA

pmyoung72 — 2007-11-04 02:47:34Z

My gggrandmother was Franciszka Wroblewska. She married Wincenty Leszczynski and lived in Zusno, Poland in Gmina Filipow. I think we may have a connection.

Re: John Wroblewski

wroblewski120 — 2007-06-04 02:58:09Z

never mind, Dad.

Hahaha.

Re: John Wroblewski

wroblewski120 — 2007-06-04 02:56:51Z

Wow, I think I may be related to you. John, who died in 88, and Adele (who died in 2000) had four sons, John, Gary (who died a few years ago), Matthew, & Mark. John, the eldest son, is my father, my name is Jennifer.
Send me an email at wroblewski@wisc.edu if this information sounds accurate.

Descendants of Stefan and Wanda Wroblewski/Wrobleski

gregorwroblewski1 — 2007-06-02 09:29:48Z

Trying to find descendants of Stefan/Stephen and Wanda Wroblewski immigrated to USA about 1890 from Poland/Prussia. See records below. If You find relevant conections please contact.

Parents:
1. Prof. Stephen Wroblewski b. 1862 d. 27 March 1929 in St. Stanislaus Church parish, Cleveland. Immigrated to USA about 1890. Interred at Calvary Cemetery, Cuyahoga County, OH, sec 57, lot 148, grave 3.

2. Wife: Wanda Wroblewski (nee Fenig) b. 1861, d. 6 March 1953 in St. Stanislaus Church parish, Cleveland, OH.
Immigrated to USA about 1890. Last known address 1947: 3434 East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio. Interred at calvary Cemetery, Cuyahoga County, OH, sec 82, lot 1057, grave 1.
In Cleveland record spelling changed to „Wrobleski“.

Children:
1. Casimir M.N. b. 20 Apr 1889, d. 16 Nov 1961 in Cleveland, Ohio. Interred at Sunset Memorial Park, sec 2-Y, North Olmsted, OH. Stepfather to wifes children. Married to Goldie Bechtol, b. about 1884, d. 24 Oct 1975, 2 children: Russel D. Jones, Gertrude J. Jones. Gertrude married Philip F. Margareth March – May 1920.

2. Edmund (or Edward?) J. moved to Chicago, was a doctor. Died 1953-1961.

3. Helen M. d. 15 May 1967 in Holy Family Church parish. Interred at Holy Cross Cemetery, Cleveland.
(married to Edward F. Grabowski Nov 1919- Aug 1924, b. 8. April 1896, d. April 1974 in Cleveland, one child: Wanda A. Grabowski. Wanda H. (?) Grabowski (b. 2. Jan 1924, d. 11. June 1996) married to Clarence W. Yost about 1946 in Cleveland. One child: Katherine H. Yost.

4. Myron S. b. 7 May 1898 d. May 1981 in Brecksville/Cleveland. SSN 270-20-0344.
Married to Helen M. Sucharski April-Aug 1935, b. 25 Nov 1912 d. May 1975 in Cleveland. SSN 291-18-2145. 1 child: Richard M. Robey (notice change of family name) died 16 April 2004 in Cleveland. Married Jane Frances Vidrazka 1962 in Cleveland Ohio. 3 children: Bryan R., Gregory S., Richard A. Bryan R. m. Christine Mallchok 1988? Gregory S. m. Margaret E. Amer after 1994. 3 grandchildren: Joe, Jack, Brandon.

5. Thadeus H (or A?). b. 1903? d. 1. July 1990 in Cleveland, OH. Married Harriett Dluzynski Jan-June 1937, she died 24. June 2003 in Cleveland, OH. One child: Pamela A. Wrobleski.

Grandchild out of 6 1953:
Wanda H. Yost nee Grabowski (Father: Edward F. Grabowski. Mother: Helen M. Grabowski nee Wroblewski)

Great grandchild out of 2 1953:
Katherine H. Grabowski (? Yost) (Mother: Wanda H. Yost)

Re: wroblewski/wrobleski/wroblesky,talalai

godchaser61 — 2007-04-25 07:47:16Z

This sounds familiar...My grandfather was Steve Talalai he was married to Stella Kolenda they resided in Dickson City PA. My grandfather as well as my father born there in 1936 both worked in the coal mines there as I'm sure many immigrants of that time did

Re: Wroblewski/Chicago

jeanne518 — 2006-11-26 23:39:17Z

I am looking for Wroblewski/Wrobleski family from Chicago area around 1920 or 1930, a Charles Wroblewski .

Re: Wroblewski - Posnan, Chicago, Detroit (Kwiatkowski listed)

mo2657 — 2006-11-21 23:07:30Z

Marsha,

Wondering if you have any info that may lead to a possible connection. I am not real familiar with the different areas of Poland yet, but I am very interested in any possible connections to the Kwiatkowski name from Poland.

I have a Lawrence Kwiatkowski married to Frances Kalinowski from the area of Przybyslaw/Turzany/Parchanie/Inowroclaw.

Lawrence and Frances had a daughter Josephine born in Przybyslaw I am guessing @ 1870, so Lawrence would be born @ 1850....all guess work on the dates. However, Josephine did marry 2nd husband Joseph Szczupak in Rochester NY 20 January 1908. He emigrated to US in MAy 1907 w/first wife and children, so Joseph and Josephine could have known each other/been from same area. Josephine died 12 March 1946 in Rochester.

Other names from the same area are Kaliska, Niewiadowski, Burmistrzak, Paprocki, Borowicz, Adamski, Zwierzykowska, Karminska, Kruszynski and Ulanowski.

Turzany is a small community @ 4 km west of Parchanie, and Parchanie is @ 8 km east of Inowroclaw. All in the Posen/Poznan area. Most of the families were married in or buried from St. Nicholas Church in Inowroclaw. At some point in history, these villages/towns may have been under Polish/German/Russian rule, but the families have always considered themselves Polish.

Let me know if you think there may be a connection.

Regards,
Maureen

Re: wroblewski/wrobleski/wroblesky

annafbrown — 2006-07-29 13:19:00Z

My grandmother was born in Dickson City in 1907. My Great-grandparents were Frank Wroblewski of Poland and Anna Kolenda of Poland. They had two other daughters Frances and Helen and a son Julius. I think Helen married a Mr. Speck and Julius changed name to Roble