About ANTHONY RACZKIEWICZ (who came from Tomaszow Lubelskie Poland to Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA) and his family
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
House numbers: Kaszucki side
House Numbers: Kaszucki story
The records on the Kaszucki side include some house numbers. These would all be in the city of Tomaszow Lubelski. I don’t know if they lived and worked their trade in the same building but if they did, these would also be the addresses of their business. Only one of the references includes a street name-- 219 Krasnobrodzki Street. I don’t know if the other numbers in the 200 range (204, 206, 207, 213, 215, 225) were all on the same street. Most of the addresses were in the 200 block, the only others were 106, 160, and 425. The time period is 1814 to 1827. All the addresses refer to the three Kaszucki brothers from Uhnow: Andrzej, Fedory and Teodore. Two were furriers and one was a shoemaker. **********
Andrzej Kaszucki’s (a furrier)and his wife Salomea nee Wiciejewska (my 3x great grandparents) do not have records where their house number is given. There are records that her parents Maciej Wiciejewski and Marianna nee Metalska (my 4x great grandparents) lived in #206 and later in #207. (Maybe like my grandparent’s address in Grand Rapids, this is the same building.) The Wiciejewski family occupation was potters. The other family of potters--the Wisniewski family lived at 276 and also in the 300s. Andrzej and Salomea had their first child Mikolaj in Salomea’s parent's house #27 (207?) in 1823-- so they were either visiting or living there at the time. Their son Jozef was born in 1824, also in Salomea’s father’s house. The number is given as 27 but may have been 207. **********
Prior to this, Salomea’s siblings were born and/or died in houses #160, 206 and 106. In house number #206 was Marianna (d. 1814 at age one)--Rafal Lusawicki, shoemaker is a witness. Jozef (b. 1815)--Michal Kudliki, a master shoemaker is one of the witnesses. Antonina (b. 1816)--Jozef Kudlicki, witness is a shoemaker , and twins Wojciech and Konstancja (b. 1819)-- a cooper and Michal Kudlicki, shoemaker are witnesses, While #206 was written for many births and deaths of the family of Maciej and Marianna Wiciejewski, when their son Jozef died in 1815 at 15 weeks old, their house address was given as 106 instead of 206. Father Maciej is a potter, Rafal Lusawicki is a neighbor
A few years later Jozef was born in house number 207 (in 1824.) **********
While #206 was written for many births and deaths of the family of Maciej and Marianna Wiciejewski, when their son Jozef died in 1815 at 15 weeks old, their house address was given as 106 instead of 206. Father Maciej is a potter, Rafal Lusawicki is a neighbor.There are additional births and deaths that happen in # 106. Two years before in 1813, Anna Mirowska, wife of Maciej Mirowska, shoemaker died. Marcin Halkiewicz (son of Antoni H & Malgorzata Mirowska) was born in 1820 in 106. His father was a shoemaker. Father shoemaker,
In 1824, in his own home which was #106, Maciej Mirowski (age 76 and a shoemaker) died.. Michal Kudlicki, a neighbor who was a shoemaker was one witness. Adam Halkiewicz was born here in 1825 (parents Antoni Halkiewicz & Malgorzata Mirowski.)The father was a shoemaker. A weaver and barrel maker were witnesses. **********
Andrzej’ brother Fedora Kaszucki, 20 (a shoemaker) and his wife Marianna nee Mirowski, 17 had their first child Mikoaj in house number 215 in 1825. This was the house of Stefan Szokalewicz, who was also a shoemaker. Much later, Jozef (Fedora’s nephew) will marry a relative of Szokalawicz, his first wife Katarzyna Szokalewicz.
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Brother TeodorKaszucki ’s family has house number 225 and 219 associated with them and also the father-in-law’s house --213 in the record but later 215.
In 1818, son Antoni was born to Teodor Kaszucki and Tekla Panczyszak in house 225. Earlier in 1813, Anna Czarnopys (parents are Kasper, 50, a peasant and Magdalena nee Gdanska, 30) was born in this house Her parents were Kasper Czarnpys & Magdalena nee Gdanski). Stefan Szokalawicz, 29 also a peasant farmer residing in Tomaszow was a witness. In 1816, Maciej (parents Kasper Czarnopys & Malgorzata nee Gdanski) was also born in this house.
In 1819, Teodor and his wife Tekla had a second son Antoni who was born in house #219 on Krasnobrodzki Street. At 11 months old, the second Antoni died in the house (#213) of his grandfather Stefan Panczyszak.
In 1821, Teodor and his wife Tekla had a daughter named Marianna, born in the house of Jan Zamalski #425. This daughter would later 1839) marry Jozef Wisniowska (son of Blazej & Agnes, my 4th great grandparents.) This is interesting since she is from Katarzyna Kaszucka’s father’s side and he is from her mother’s side.
In 1824, Teodor and his wife Tekla had a son named Maxym who was born in house #204 and the record says it is the parents’ house (age 34 and a furrier.)
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Neighbors in the #200’s who were extended relatives: :
Kasper Lusawicki (parents Rafal & Marianna nee Wiciejewska) born 1811 in house # 201 in 1811.
Rozalia Gdanski died in 1816 in house #233, according to her son Maciej, a spponmaker
Francis Gdanska was born in 1820 to Maciej Gdansi and Jozefa K in their house #235. A carpenter Jozef Kudlicki was a witness.
Walenty Gdnask, an 80 year old beggar, died in 1823 in the home of his son-in-law Kasper Czarnopys, 54 in #227. Walenty Kudlicki, a neighbor who was a shoemaker was another witness.
Kasper Czarnopys, 57, died in his own home #222 in 1824. He was a farmer. His son-in law Ignacy Siekel was a weaver.
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