Not long ago I did not know of a single second cousin. Since doing family history on my Grandpa Raczkiewicz’ family, I have discovered that there are ALOT! Our grandparents were siblings and are our great aunts and great uncles. . Our parents are cousins to each other and are our first cousins one time removed.
I am part of a group of 65 second cousins. Thanks to everyone who helped find everyone’s names even though we are missing at least two. Please let me know if there are any other omissions or errors.
21 were born in the U.S. and 44 were born in Poland. Five are deceased: Paula Raczkiewicz, Robert Raczkiewicz, Diane Mastee, Jerzy Dubiel and Marcin Raczkiewicz. *****
Jan: none *****
Joseph: none *****
Anthony:
Bronislawa:
Lorraine:
Sandi Spruit
Anthony Jr:
Yvonne Raczkiewicz
Eileen Raczkiewicz
Shirley:
Paulette Longwell
Linda Longwell
Lori Longwell
Ronald:
Rhonda Raczkiewicz
Paula Raczkiewicz
Robert Raczkiewicz *****
Stanislawa:
Stanislaw:
Stanislaw Bielak
Władysław Bielak
Wanda Bielak
Maria Bielak
Władyslaw:
Wiesław Bielak
Jerzy Bielak
Wanda:
Krystof Soldaj
Maria Soldaj
Alina Soldaj
Maria:
Janus Dubowik
Wiesław Dubowik
Waldemar Dubowik *****
Piotr:
Jan:
Wiesław
Ryszard
Maria
Zdzisław:
Alina
Jadwiga
Jolanta
Joanna *****
Mary:
Wanda:
Michal Kozicki
Ann Kozicki
John Kosicki
Irene:
David Mastee
Diane Mastee
Theresa:
Marie Parkansky
Karen Parkansky
Connie Parkansky
Paul Parkansky
John Parkansky
Daniel Parkansky *****
Paulina:
Bronislawa:
Zbigniew Pankiewicz
Elżbieta Pankiewicz
Grzegorz Pankiewicz
Bolesław Pankiewicz
Krystyna Pankiewicz
Henryka Pankiewicz
Jan:
Jerzy Dubiel (1951)
Maria Dubiel (1955)
Andrzej Dubiel (1966)
Jozefa:
Renata Malec
Krystofa Malec
Edward:
Bogusław Dubiel (1961)
Anna Dubiel (1963)
Leokadia
Edwarda Tryndoch
Stanisława Tryndoch
Halina
Mirosław Tetych
Barbara Tetych *****
Franciszek:
Jozef:
Daughter 1 (Krakow)
Daughter 2 (Krakow) *****
Bolesław:
Eugeniusz:
Joanna Raczkiewicz
Sebastyan Raczkiewicz
Bartosz Raczkiewicz
Mieczysław:
Tomasz Raczkiewicz
Marcin Raczkiewicz
Jacek Raczkiewicz
Magdalena Raczkiewicz
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