About ANTHONY RACZKIEWICZ (who came from Tomaszow Lubelskie Poland to Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA) and his family
Showing posts with label Grabek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grabek. Show all posts
Friday, March 19, 2021
Walenty Grabek Died March 19 1812
Walenty Grabek (my 4th great grandfather) died 19 March 1812 at 6:00 in the evening. He was only 44 years old. He died in Górno in house number 11. He was married but his wife's name is not listed in the death record. But one of the witnesses -- Marcin Walewender -- was her brother. The other witness was Jan Prsybysz. They were both his neighbors. I have only found two children for him and his wife Teresa Walawender -- Lukasz (my 3rd great grandfather) and Zofia.
Eleven month after his death, his widowed wife Teresa re-married (to Grzegorz Lebiedowski.) Her husband’s death is listed in this marriage record except he is called Jozef -- not Walenty -- and the death is reported as January 1811 --not March 1812. Someone made an error in this record because later records when his children get married are clear that his name was Walenty. Teresa (my 3rd great grandmother) and her second husband Gregorz Lebediowski had one child Agnieszka.
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Teresa (Walewander) Grabek married Grzegorz Lebiedowski 21 Feb 1813
Teresa (Walewander) Grabek (my 4x great grandmother) married for a second time on 21 February 1813. Her first husband (my 4x great grandfather) Jozef Grabicz (Grabek) died a few years earlier on 15 January 1811. Teresa married Grzegorz Lebiodowski, a 34 year old widower. She was 30 years old. None of the witnesses are familiar to me but I list them in case our Polish relatives recognize them: Ignacy Dzierży, Michal Srytrzyszyn, Marcin Trutwa and Andrzej Groch.
They had one child Agnieszka two years later.
Monday, February 8, 2021
Marianna Grabek Was Born Feb 10, 1843
"Tomaszów 10 th February 1843 11 o'clock in the morning. Presented himself Łukasz Grabek , peasant from Majdan Górny, age 45 and in the presence of witnesses Tomasz Krawczyk , age 28 and Andrzej Typek ,age 41 , both peasants from Majdan Górny and showed us a female child born in Majdan Górny on 10th of this current month and year at 3 o'clock in the morning from his wife Katarzyna née Krawczyk , age 40 . This child during Holy Baptism today was given the name Maryanna and the Godparents were the above mentioned Tomasz Krawczyk and Katarzyna Krawczyk." (Genealogical Translations FB page, 5/18/2020)**********
What I can add to this translation: Marianna is my 2x great grandmother. The Godparent Tomasz Krawczyk was her uncle. The Godmother had the same name as her mother but was her mother’s sister-in-law. Marianna’s parents were married for twenty years before they had her. Marianna’s mother came from Laszczowka and moved to Majdan Gorny when she married Lukasz.
When I wrote this two weeks ago, I had only discovered one sibling so far--Rozalia -- but I have now confirmed Jozef and Francis. I will be trying to confirm over the next week Jakub and Apolonia.
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Lukasz Grabek (3x great grandfather) died 23 Jan 1861 (Reported 25 Jan.)
Friday, November 20, 2020
Lukasz Grabek Marries Katarzyna Krawczyk Nov 21 1823
On 21st November 1823, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Lukasz Grabek and Katarzyna Krawczyk were wed in Tomaszow Lubelskie. They were my 3rd great grandparents. They were from my grandfather Anthony Raczkiewicz’s father’s side--part of the family that lived in small villages outside of the city to the northeast and worked as peasant farmers.
Lukasz Grabek was 25 years old and working as a peasant farmer in Majdan Górny. His father, Walenty Grabek, had died when Lukasz was about 14 years old. His mother Teresa née Waławender remarried when Lukasz was about 15 years old. When he got married, Lukasz had been living with his mother and step father Grzegorz Lebiedowski, also a peasant farmer.
The bride, Katarzyna, 20, was from Łaszczówka, about four and a half miles away. This village is outside of the city to the southeast. She was the daughter of Antoni Krawczyk and Dorota née Lokaj, peasant farmers, residing in village of Łaszczówka,
The banns were announced on 9th and 16th of November, 1823. .The witnesses- Marcin Walawender, 55, Jan Garbul ,30, Józef Litwin, 54 and Bartłomiej Krawczyk, 36. They were all peasant farmers. The first two were from Majdan Górny, the groom’s village and the other two were from Łaszczówka, the bride’s village.
Sunday, November 15, 2020
Antoni Raczkiewicz Marries Marianna Grabek (Anthony Raczkiewicz's Grandparents)
Today is the anniversary of Antoni Raczkiewicz and Marianna Grabek. They were my 2x great grandparents.
On 16 November 1862, Antoni Raczkiewicz and Marianna Grabek were wed in Tomaszow Lubelski. Antoni was a 20 year old peasant farmer working in Sabaudia who had been born in nearby Majdan Gorny. Twenty year old Marianna was born in Majdan Gorny.
The parents of the groom were Michal Raczkiewicz and Anna nee Dominik from Sabaudia who worked as peasant farmers. Antoni was the 11th of 13 children born to their family.
The parents of the bride were Lukasz Grabek and Katarzyna Krawczyk and they were also peasant farmers.
Antoni’s older brother Marcin Raczkiewicz, 40, was one of the witnesses. The second one was Jakub Herda, 45, a peasant farmer from Gorno, who was married to Antoni’s older sister Marianna.
# 66/1862. . . The marriage proceeded after the release of 3 banns on November 2, 9, and 16 in the parish church in Tomaszów. They received their parents’ verbal permission to the wedding and didn't sign the prenuptial agreement. This record was then read to them and signed by the priest only since they were illiterate. Signature of ... Felix Kwiatkowski.(priest)
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