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#760

From: Carol Dove <stashaok@...>
Date: Wed Aug 26, 2009 2:32 pm
Subject: FYI London The Stalin Society

stashaok

http://www.stalinsociety.org.uk/meetings.html

I could not get over what I was reading and they are based out of London. Check out just this on "Katyn". All I was thinking as I was looking at this, how many people read and believe it?

Carol

"During the battle to retake the areas east of the Curzon line, the Soviet Union captured some 10,000 Polish officers, who became prisoners of war. These prisoners were then held in camps in the disputed area and put to work road building, etc.

Two years later, on 22 June 1941, Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union by surprise. The Red Army was forced hurriedly to retreat and the Ukraine was taken over by the Germans. During this hurried retreat it was not possible to evacuate to the Soviet interior the Polish prisoners of war. The chief of camp no. 1, Major Vetoshnikov gave evidence that he had applied to the chief of traffic of the Smolensk section of the Western Railway to be provided with railway cars for the evacuation of the Polish prisoners but was told it was unlikely to be possible. Engineer Ivanov, who had been the Chief of Traffic in the region at the time, confirmed there had been no railway cars to spare. "Besides, " he said, "we could not send cars to the Gussino line, where the majority of the Polish prisoners were, since that line was already under fire". The result was that, following the Soviet retreat from the area, the Polish prisoners became prisoners of the Germans."

Carol


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Meetings

July meetings

The Katyn Massacre:
the German Nazis did it

Presented by Ella Rule

The recent release of the film Katyn yet again perpetuated the lie that thousands of murders had been committed by the Red Army in the Katyn forest in the 1940s. The truth about the circumstances in Poland during this time is the exact opposite - the massacre was committed by the German Nazis and then, two years later, Goebbels sought to blame the Soviet Union. Goebbels’ lies are being peddled as the truth by all the anti-communists in the working-class movement - this meeting will help us counter their treacherous slanders.

Sunday, 19 July 2009, 2-5pm

Kings Cross Neighbourhood Centre, 51 Argyle Street

London WC1H 8EF

#761

From: Krystyna Styrna <thymetrax@...>
Date: Wed Aug 26, 2009 2:40 pm
Subject: Odp: FYI London The Stalin Society

thymetrax

Carol

Now I understand the full meaning of "HIS-STORY"

It does not mean the truth , does it?

Pozdrawiam bardzo serdecznie

Krystyna Styrna

Researching;

KRESY; Swiety Jozef, Swiety Stanislaw, Parowy, Brzezina, Kacabina, Grodek, Brodki I(Zreby), Brodki II(Zreby), Siedliska-Bredtheim, Wypychanowka, Wypychanowka II, Wypychanowka Parowy, Wypychanowka III, Siedliska, Molodylow, Chorosno, Bednarowka, Las Majdanski, Majdan Graniczny, Dawidow, Jedlina, Szeparowce, Marianka, Smereczyna, Zimandow, all near a river of Kolomyjka na Pokuciu Kolomyja.

Lwow, Tarnopol,

Zloczow; Osowica, Rykow, Troscianiec Maly, Rozowola, Bialy Kamien, Skwarzawa, Stadnia.

LITHUANIA; Zasliai/Zosle -Wilno.
GULAGS; Kudymkar, Komi-Permskaya, Jurli, Adamovka, Aktyubinsk, Vizyay and

KAZAGHSTAN; Dzurun

Iran, Africa, Australia, Mexico , USA and Canada

--- 26.8.09 (Śr), Carol Dove <stashaok@...> napisał(a):

Od: Carol Dove <stashaok@...>
Temat: [Poland-speaks-out] FYI London The Stalin Society
Do: "jan" <Polish_Media_Issues@...>, "pso" <Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com>
Data: 26 Sierpień 2009 (Środa), 9:32

I could not get over what I was reading and they are based out of London. Check out just this on "Katyn". All I was thinking as I was looking at this, how many people read and believe it?

Carol

"During the battle to retake the areas east of the Curzon line, the Soviet Union captured some 10,000 Polish officers, who became prisoners of war. These prisoners were then held in camps in the disputed area and put to work road building, etc.

Two years later, on 22 June 1941, Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union by surprise. The Red Army was forced hurriedly to retreat and the Ukraine was taken over by the Germans. During this hurried retreat it was not possible to evacuate to the Soviet interior the Polish prisoners of war. The chief of camp no. 1, Major Vetoshnikov gave evidence that he had applied to the chief of traffic of the Smolensk section of the Western Railway to be provided with railway cars for the evacuation of the Polish prisoners but was told it was unlikely to be possible. Engineer Ivanov, who had been the Chief of Traffic in the region at the time, confirmed there had been no railway cars to spare. "Besides, " he said, "we could not send cars to the Gussino line, where the majority of the Polish prisoners were, since that line was already under fire". The result was that, following the Soviet retreat from the area, the Polish prisoners became prisoners of the Germans."

Carol

home presentations publications meetings contact

Meetings

July meetings

The Katyn Massacre:
the German Nazis did it
Presented by Ella Rule
The recent release of the film Katyn yet again perpetuated the lie that thousands of murders had been committed by the Red Army in the Katyn forest in the 1940s. The truth about the circumstances in Poland during this time is the exact opposite - the massacre was committed by the German Nazis and then, two years later, Goebbels sought to blame the Soviet Union. Goebbels’ lies are being peddled as the truth by all the anti-communists in the working-class movement - this meeting will help us counter their treacherous slanders.

Sunday, 19 July 2009, 2-5pm
Kings Cross Neighbourhood Centre, 51 Argyle Street
London WC1H 8EF
-

http://www.stalinso ciety.org. uk/meetings. html

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#762

From: neuroleptic1959 <neuroleptic1959@...>
Date: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:54 pm
Subject: Re: FYI London The Stalin Society

neuroleptic1959

British Journalist Johann Hari wrote an editorial for the New Statesman in October 2002, which describes a meeting of the society in a highly critical fashion. Hari wrote that a meeting of the society at which he attended consisted only "of around 30 people is primarily - as you might expect - elderly to the point of decrepitude" and that "for these people, Stalinism has become a habit they can't shake off" (although he noted there were a few young people). Hari compared the Stalin Society was comparable to the "Flat Earth Society, or Elvis fans who insist that the King is still alive." Finally, Hari critcizied what he views as the society's complete dismissal of any criticism of Stalin.[7]

--- On Wed, 8/26/09, Carol Dove <stashaok@...> wrote:

From: Carol Dove <stashaok@...>
Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] FYI London The Stalin Society
To: "jan" <Polish_Media_Issues@...>, "pso" <Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 10:32 AM

I could not get over what I was reading and they are based out of London. Check out just this on "Katyn". All I was thinking as I was looking at this, how many people read and believe it?

Carol

"During the battle to retake the areas east of the Curzon line, the Soviet Union captured some 10,000 Polish officers, who became prisoners of war. These prisoners were then held in camps in the disputed area and put to work road building, etc.

Two years later, on 22 June 1941, Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union by surprise. The Red Army was forced hurriedly to retreat and the Ukraine was taken over by the Germans. During this hurried retreat it was not possible to evacuate to the Soviet interior the Polish prisoners of war. The chief of camp no. 1, Major Vetoshnikov gave evidence that he had applied to the chief of traffic of the Smolensk section of the Western Railway to be provided with railway cars for the evacuation of the Polish prisoners but was told it was unlikely to be possible. Engineer Ivanov, who had been the Chief of Traffic in the region at the time, confirmed there had been no railway cars to spare. "Besides, " he said, "we could not send cars to the Gussino line, where the majority of the Polish prisoners were, since that line was already under fire". The result was that, following the Soviet retreat from the area, the Polish prisoners became prisoners of the Germans."

Carol

home presentations publications meetings contact

Meetings

July meetings

The Katyn Massacre:
the German Nazis did it
Presented by Ella Rule
The recent release of the film Katyn yet again perpetuated the lie that thousands of murders had been committed by the Red Army in the Katyn forest in the 1940s. The truth about the circumstances in Poland during this time is the exact opposite - the massacre was committed by the German Nazis and then, two years later, Goebbels sought to blame the Soviet Union. Goebbels’ lies are being peddled as the truth by all the anti-communists in the working-class movement - this meeting will help us counter their treacherous slanders.

Sunday, 19 July 2009, 2-5pm
Kings Cross Neighbourhood Centre, 51 Argyle Street
London WC1H 8EF
-

http://www.stalinso ciety.org. uk/meetings. html

#763

From: "guzlowski" <jzguzlowski@...>
Date: Tue Sep 1, 2009 3:33 pm
Subject: re: Stalin Bust at National D-Day Memorial

guzlowski

I found out this morning that a bust of Stalin will be placed in the National
D-Day Memorial in Bedford, VA.  They hope to place the bust there on Veteran's
Day this year.

I am outraged and feel that the Polish-American community needs to know about
this.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/aug/08/stalin-to-join-memorial/print/

There are people already working to stop this.

John Guzlowski

--
Dr. John Z. Guzlowski
Professor Emeritus
Eastern Illinois University

Hear Garrison Keillor read my poem
"What My Father Believed"

http://writersalmanac.publicradio.org/programs/2007/12/24/#friday

My Blog About  My Parents and Their Experiences in Nazi Germany

http://lightning-and-ashes.blogspot.com/

#764

From: Carol Dove <stashaok@...>
Date: Tue Sep 1, 2009 6:26 pm
Subject: Re: re: Stalin Bust at National D-Day Memorial

stashaok

Thank you for brining this to our attention. This should be a Nation outrage and plans should be squashed.

Carol

--- On Tue, 9/1/09, guzlowski <jzguzlowski@...> wrote:

From: guzlowski <jzguzlowski@...>
Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] re: Stalin Bust at National D-Day Memorial
To: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 11:33 AM

I found out this morning that a bust of Stalin will be placed in the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, VA. They hope to place the bust there on Veteran's Day this year.

I am outraged and feel that the Polish-American community needs to know about this.

http://www.washingt ontimes.com/ news/2009/ aug/08/stalin- to-join-memorial /print/

There are people already working to stop this.

John Guzlowski

--
Dr. John Z. Guzlowski
Professor Emeritus
Eastern Illinois University

Hear Garrison Keillor read my poem
"What My Father Believed"

http://writersalman ac.publicradio. org/programs/ 2007/12/24/ #friday

My Blog About My Parents and Their Experiences in Nazi Germany

http://lightning- and-ashes. blogspot. com/

#765

From: Paul Havers <haverp@...>
Date: Tue Sep 1, 2009 6:52 pm
Subject: Re: re: Stalin Bust at National D-Day Memorial

haverp

Here's me thinking that _*clowns*_ were out of fashion these days.

Paul

Carol Dove wrote:
>
>
> Thank you for brining this to our attention. This should be a Nation
> outrage and plans should be squashed.
>
> Carol
>
> --- On *Tue, 9/1/09, guzlowski /<jzguzlowski@...>/* wrote:
>
>
>     From: guzlowski <jzguzlowski@...>
>     Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] re: Stalin Bust at National D-Day
>     Memorial
>     To: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
>     Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 11:33 AM
>
>
>     I found out this morning that a bust of Stalin will be placed in
>     the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, VA. They hope to place the
>     bust there on Veteran's Day this year.
>
>     I am outraged and feel that the Polish-American community needs to
>     know about this.
>
>     http://www.washingt ontimes.com/ news/2009/ aug/08/stalin-
>     to-join-memorial /print/
>    
<http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/aug/08/stalin-to-join-memorial/print/>
>
>     There are people already working to stop this.
>
>     John Guzlowski
>
>     --
>     Dr. John Z. Guzlowski
>     Professor Emeritus
>     Eastern Illinois University
>
>     Hear Garrison Keillor read my poem
>     "What My Father Believed"
>
>     http://writersalman ac.publicradio. org/programs/ 2007/12/24/
>     #friday
>     <http://writersalmanac.publicradio.org/programs/2007/12/24/#friday>
>
>     My Blog About My Parents and Their Experiences in Nazi Germany
>
>     http://lightning- and-ashes. blogspot. com/
>     <http://lightning-and-ashes.blogspot.com/>
>
>
>
>
>

#766

From: Carol Dove <stashaok@...>
Date: Wed Sep 2, 2009 12:08 pm
Subject: FYI " 'evidence' Poland sided with Nazis before war"

stashaok

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/sep/01/russia-poland-nazis-secret-documents

After all this time it seems Poland has to put up with this is just plan crazy.

Carol

Fury as Russia presents 'evidence' Poland sided with Nazis before war

Luke Harding in Moscow guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 1 September 2009 20.12 BST Article historyRussia today released secret documents from the archives of its foreign intelligence service that it said showed how Poland sided with the Nazis before the second world war and tried to destroy the Soviet Union.

Russia published 400 pages of documents gathered by undercover Soviet agents between 1935 and 1945, including telegrams, letters and reports intercepted from Polish missions abroad. Their release coincided with the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of war.

The declassified files from Russia's SVR foreign intelligence service allegedly show that Poland was plotting against the Soviet Union in the years preceding the war, which began when Hitler invaded western Poland on 1 September 1939.

Seventeen days later, the Soviet Union invaded eastern Poland. But according to the SVR, Poland was not simply a victim of Soviet aggression, but had been actively pursuing an anti-Soviet foreign policy from the mid-1930s. This included supporting anti-Soviet national groups in Ukraine, the Caucasus and central Asia.

Lev Sotskov, a retired KGB major general who compiled the documents, said there was evidence Poland signed a secret protocol with Germany in 1934. Citing a report written by an unidentified Soviet agent, he said Poland had agreed to remain neutral if Germany attacked the Soviet Union.

His claims provoked uproar at a press conference in Moscow, with Polish journalists jumping to their feet and denouncing the document as a fake. There were also heated exchanges over the role played by Jozef Beck, Poland's foreign minister in 1939, amid unsubstantiated claims he was a German agent.

The "protocol" goes much further than the 1934 non-aggression pact between Poland and Nazi Germany, under which both sides agreed not to attack each other. Sotskov denied that the release of the protocol was a provocative gesture. "We should be glad these things are coming into the open," he said.

Tonight, Polish historians said there was no evidence to suggest such a protocol ever existed. "This is absolute rubbish," said Mariusz Wolos, of Poland's Academy of Sciences. "Nothing similar has ever turned up in archives in Germany. Just because some agent wrote it doesn't mean it's true. There isn't much new here. The documents [released by the SVR] simply confirm what British, German and Russian historians already know." What would be interesting would be to find out the identities of the Soviet Union's agents in Poland. But they aren't telling us."

Asked why Russia had decided to release such contentious material now, he said: "It's part of the struggle for historical memory. Russia is keen to show that it isn't just Hitler and the Soviet Union who were responsible for the war."

The documents show that a group of Polish spies based in Paris took part in a secret operation called Prometheism to incite an uprising in Ukraine, Georgia and other Soviet territories. "We know all about that. It's already written about," Wolos said.

Other documents declassified include a letter from Hermann Göring following a visit to Warsaw in 1937. Göring passed on an assurance from Hitler that Germany wouldn't attack Poland, warning that the real danger to Poland came from Moscow – "not just from Bolshevism but from Russia".

The publication follows the release two weeks ago of documents on the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, signed by the Soviet Union and Germany on the eve of war. Sotskov today repeated his claim that the deal, under which Hitler and Stalin agreed to carve up eastern Europe, "gave the Red Army two years to prepare for the war".

#767

From: Eva Fabio <eva.fabio@...>
Date: Fri Sep 25, 2009 4:10 am
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#768

From: Krystyna Styrna <thymetrax@...>
Date: Fri Sep 25, 2009 7:49 pm
Subject: CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

thymetrax

If you caught a report on CTV News or Newsworld yesterday or today (Sept. 24, 25) about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations, could you please tell me whether or not you heard CTV refer to Auschwitz as "the Polish camp"? It would be good to know the broadcast or time of day, with or without the "Polish camp" reference.

Thanks to a media forum, I was notified early this morning that at least two CTV websites carried a story saying "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at the Polish camp where three million Jews died during the Second World War."

I and at least one American member of the forum emailed CTV and in less than three hours it was amended to, "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at a Nazi-run camp in occupied Poland, where three million Jews died during the Second World War."
The urls are

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090924/UN_nuclear_090924/20090924?hub=World

http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20090924/UN_nuclear_090924/20090924/?hub=MontrealHome

Since I personally did not see any television reports on the speech, I asked CTV whether the distortion had been broadcast but have not had a response from them.
If CTV did broadcast this abomination, it will require an on-air correction or I will consider pursuing this with the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council. You may be aware that the CBSC censured CTV recently for similar revisionism, which CTV management had vigorously defended. See
http://www.cbsc.ca/english/decisions/2005/050516.php

Please feel free to share this with anyone in Canada who listens to CTV news reports on air and is in a position to help.
Thanks.

John Halucha
Sault Ste Marie, Canada

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#769

From: Danuta Janina Wójcik <sandlily@...>
Date: Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:36 pm
Subject: Re: CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

gosford27

http://www.supportpoland.org/contact.html

Contact Jan Niechwiadowicz. He will get on their case.

----- Original Message -----

From: Krystyna Styrna

To: Barbara Canaguier ; Catherine Tonon ; Ela Garstka ; george styrna ; Grace Skowron ; Historia i ; Irena Atreo ; Jolanda Cieslak ; Marcin ; Marta Janiszewski ; Michelle Campbell ; Pawel Styrna ; Poland Speaks ; Stanislaw Praga ; Tom Davis ; Tom SPK Bakalarz ; William McCullough

Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 2:49 PM

Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

If you caught a report on CTV News or Newsworld yesterday or today (Sept. 24, 25) about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations, could you please tell me whether or not you heard CTV refer to Auschwitz as "the Polish camp"? It would be good to know the broadcast or time of day, with or without the "Polish camp" reference.

Thanks to a media forum, I was notified early this morning that at least two CTV websites carried a story saying "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at the Polish camp where three million Jews died during the Second World War."

I and at least one American member of the forum emailed CTV and in less than three hours it was amended to, "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at a Nazi-run camp in occupied Poland, where three million Jews died during the Second World War."
The urls are

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090924/UN_nuclear_090924/20090924?hub=World

http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20090924/UN_nuclear_090924/20090924/?hub=MontrealHome

Since I personally did not see any television reports on the speech, I asked CTV whether the distortion had been broadcast but have not had a response from them.
If CTV did broadcast this abomination, it will require an on-air correction or I will consider pursuing this with the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council. You may be aware that the CBSC censured CTV recently for similar revisionism, which CTV management had vigorously defended. See
http://www.cbsc.ca/english/decisions/2005/050516.php

Please feel free to share this with anyone in Canada who listens to CTV news reports on air and is in a position to help.
Thanks.

John Halucha
Sault Ste Marie, Canada

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#770

From: Krystyna Styrna <thymetrax@...>
Date: Fri Sep 25, 2009 10:21 pm
Subject: Re: CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

thymetrax

Witaj Danusiu

Thank you for your email and this is the main reason why I fwd John Halucha email to our forum, because we do have wonderfuly active members and Jan is still one of them.

blessings

Krystyna Styrna

--- 25.9.09 (Pt), Danuta Janina Wójcik <sandlily@...> napisał(a):

Od: Danuta Janina Wójcik <sandlily@...>
Temat: Re: [Poland-speaks-out] CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'
Do: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
Data: 25 Wrzesień 2009 (Piątek), 16:36

Contact Jan Niechwiadowicz. He will get on their case.

http://www.supportp oland.org/ contact.html

----- Original Message -----

From: Krystyna Styrna

To: Barbara Canaguier ; Catherine Tonon ; Ela Garstka ; george styrna ; Grace Skowron ; Historia i ; Irena Atreo ; Jolanda Cieslak ; Marcin ; Marta Janiszewski ; Michelle Campbell ; Pawel Styrna ; Poland Speaks ; Stanislaw Praga ; Tom Davis ; Tom SPK Bakalarz ; William McCullough

Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 2:49 PM

Subject: [Poland-speaks- out] CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

If you caught a report on CTV News or Newsworld yesterday or today (Sept. 24, 25) about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the United Nations, could you please tell me whether or not you heard CTV refer to Auschwitz as "the Polish camp"? It would be good to know the broadcast or time of day, with or without the "Polish camp" reference.

Thanks to a media forum, I was notified early this morning that at least two CTV websites carried a story saying "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at the Polish camp where three million Jews died during the Second World War."

I and at least one American member of the forum emailed CTV and in less than three hours it was amended to, "The blueprints to Auschwitz included details for gas chambers and other facilities at a Nazi-run camp in occupied Poland, where three million Jews died during the Second World War."
The urls are

http://www.ctv. ca/servlet/ ArticleNews/ story/CTVNews/ 20090924/ UN_nuclear_ 090924/20090924? hub=World

http://montreal. ctv.ca/servlet/ an/local/ CTVNews/20090924 /UN_nuclear_ 090924/20090924/ ?hub=MontrealHom e

Since I personally did not see any television reports on the speech, I asked CTV whether the distortion had been broadcast but have not had a response from them.
If CTV did broadcast this abomination, it will require an on-air correction or I will consider pursuing this with the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council. You may be aware that the CBSC censured CTV recently for similar revisionism, which CTV management had vigorously defended. See
http://www.cbsc. ca/english/ decisions/ 2005/050516. php

Please feel free to share this with anyone in Canada who listens to CTV news reports on air and is in a position to help.
Thanks.

John Halucha
Sault Ste Marie, Canada

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#771

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Sat Sep 26, 2009 8:49 am
Subject: Re: CTV calls Auschwitz 'Polish camp'

Dear Danusiu, Krystyna and Group,

The Polish Media Issues (PMI) group played our part in getting both versions of
the article changed.  It now reads a very acceptable "Nazi-run camp in occupied
Poland".  They have not, last time I checked, put any of our complaints in the
comment section and no-one received a reply/apology.  Still the article is
corrected which is the main thing.

Please feel free to contact me or post to this group any issues in the media
related to Poland/Poles.  Anyone interested in joining the PMI see the link
http://www.supportpoland.org/ap/pmi.html for details.  Due to personal
commitments the websites has not been updated for a month but I hope to work on
it over the weekend.

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#772

From: Eva Fabio <eva.fabio@...>
Date: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:33 am
Subject: New Season, Ed Hardy & Christian Audigier & Lois Vuitton

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#773

From: Eva Fabio <eva.fabio@...>
Date: Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:16 pm
Subject: Ed Hardy & Christian Audigier & Louis Vuitton

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#774

From: "JJ :)" <JJRynk@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:44 pm
Subject: Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska Updated Descendancy list

jjrynk

Descendants of Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska


Generation No. 1

1.  MICHAL1 RENKIEWICZ was born Abt. 1815, and died Bet. 1862 - 1877.  He
married ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA Abt. 1832.  She was born Abt. 1815, and died Aft.
1862.

Children of MICHAL RENKIEWICZ and ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA are:

  i. ANNA2 RENKIEWICZ, b. Abt. 1833, Mscichy, Poland; d. Aft. 1850; m. JOZEF
MIKOLAJ GRUDZINSKI, 05/11/1850, Radzilow, POL1; b. Abt. 1829, Radzilow, POL; d.
Aft. 1850.

Marriage Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ and JOZEF GRUDZINSKI:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, neighbor of groom, b. Abt. 1783
Franciszek Nieradkow, 35, neighbor of bride, b. Abt. 1798
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Jozef was a servant of Mscichy and Anna was living with her parents,
day-laborers in Mscichy at the marriage. Parents of Jozef were Jews.


  ii. JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Mar 1837, Mscichy, Poland2; d. Aft. 1855; m.
APOLINARY KUKOWSKI, 04 Feb 1855, Radzilow, POL3; b. Abt. 1836, Mscichy, Poland;
d. Aft. 1855.

Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 27yo, b. Abt. 1810
Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 49yo, b. Abt. 1788
Idzi Wisniewski, 50yo, b. Abt. 1787
Peasants farmers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Bartlomiej Piotrowski and Magdalena Wisniewska

More About JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 19 Mar 1837, Radzilow

Marriage Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ and APOLINARY KUKOWSKI:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1797
Antoni Brzozowski, 32yo, b. Abt. 1805
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Apolinary was living with his parents, day-laborers in Mscichy as well as
Jozefata was.

  iii. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 07 Nov 1839, Mscichy, Poland4; d. Bef. 1850.

Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 29yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810
Karol Sierbinski, 35yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt.  1804
Franciszek Jankowski, 36yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1803

Godparents:
Karol Sierbinski and Ewa...

More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 10 Nov 1839, Radzilow, POL

  iv. JAN RENKIEWICZ, b. 13 Oct 1840, Mscichy, Poland5; d. Aft. 1862; m. ANIELA
KADYSZEWSKA, 31 Aug 1862, Radzilow, POL6; b. Abt. 1842, Okrasin, POL; d. Aft.
1862.

Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt 1810
Jozef Bienkowski. 40yo, b. Abt 1800
Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 50yo, b. Abt 1790
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jozef Bienkowski and Anna Konopka


More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 14 Oct 1840, Radzilow

Marriage Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ and ANIELA KADYSZEWSKA:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Jan Chmielewski, 40yo, b. Abt 1822
Wincenty Bielski, 38yo, b. Abt 1824
Tenant farmers of Mscichy

Jan was living with his parents, tenant farmers and  Aniela was living with her
father, tenant farmer in Okrasin at the marriage.

  v. ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ, b. 08 Apr 1843, Mscichy, Poland7.

Notes for ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 30yo, b. Abt. 1813
Jozef Kukawski, 35yo, b. Abt. 1818
Franciszek Nieradko, 30yo
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jozef Kukawski and Zofia Gwiazdowska

More About ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 10 Apr 1843, Radzilow

  vi. ADAM RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland8; d. 27 Aug 1845, Mscichy,
Poland9.

Notes for ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz (he could be a father of Michal), 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Jan Chmielewski (he could be a brother of Michal), 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Rynkiewicz and Jozefa Zawadzka

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

More About ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Mar 1845, Radzilow
Burial: 28 Aug 1845, Radzilow

  vii. EWA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland10.

Notes for EWA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewiczm 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Jan Chmielewski, 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Chmielewski and Monika Kurkiewska[?]

More About EWA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Mar 1846, Radzilow

  viii. ANIELA RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov /1848, Mscichy, Poland11; d. 05 Oct 1857,
Mscichy, Poland12.

Notes for ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1808
Wojciech Bielski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, b. abt. 1798
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Wojciech Bielski and Aniela Sobolewska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 46yo, b. Abt. 1802
Jozef Grudzinski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants of Mscichy

More About ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 05 Nov 1848, Radzilow, POL
Burial: 06 Oct 1857, Radzilow, POL

  ix. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 24 Aug 1850, Mscichy, Poland13; d. 29 Aug 1850,
Mscichy, Poland14.

Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 37yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1813
Stanislaw Mscichowski, 30yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1820
Franciszek Jankowski. 40yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810

Godparents:
Walenty.... and Katarzyna Piotrowska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 47yo, b. Abt. 1803
Jan Piotrowski, 22yo, b. Abt. 1828
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 25 Aug 1850, Radzilow
Burial: 20 Aug 1850, Radzilow, POL

2. x. ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ, b. 27 Nov 1852, Mscichy, Poland; d. 13 Feb 1887,
Mscichy, Poland.

  xi. STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Jan 1855, Mscichy, Poland15; d. 27 Mar 1855,
Mscichy, Poland16.

Notes for STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt. 1805
Mikolaj Dziegielewski, 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Mateusz Bielski and Katarzyna Bielska

The birth certificate of Stanislaw says that his mother's maiden name is
Czajkowska. I think that the priest confused the name. It should be Modzelewska.

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 45yo, b. Abt. 1810
Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt 1805
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy


More About STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 18 Jan 1855, Radzilow, POL
Burial: 28 Mar 1855, Radzilow, POL

  xii. TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Apr 1856, Mscichy, Poland17.

Notes for TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 45yo, b. Abt. 1811
Mateusz Tokarzewski, 24yo, b. Abt. 1832
Michal Rekiewicz, 40yo, b. Abt. 1816
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Chalustowski[?] and Agnieszka Dziegielewicz

More About TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 20 Apr 1856, Radzilow


Generation No. 2

2.  ANDRZEJ2 RENKIEWICZ (MICHAL1) was born 27 Nov 1852 in Mscichy, Poland18, and
died 13 Feb 1887 in Mscichy, Poland19.  He married (1) ANTONINA KRAINSKA.  She
died 02 Dec 1876 in Mscichy(?), Poland.  He met (2) MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA 04 Feb
1878 in Wasosz, Poland20, daughter of WOJCIECH CHMIELEWSKI and FRANCISZKA
KULIKOWSKA.  She was born 1860, and died Aft. 1896.

Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
Andrzej Sobolewski, 23yo, b. Abt. 1829
Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Andrzej Sobolewski and Katarzyna Kochmanska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Mateusz Piotrowski, 40yo
Jozef Piotrowski, 50yo
Farmers of Mscichy

I assume that Andrzej visited Mscichy and died there.

The documents of his and Marianna's children say that he was a farmer of Zebry.

More About ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 28 Nov 1852, Radzilow
Burial: 15 Feb 1887, Radzilow, POL

Marriage Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA:
Witnesses at the marriage certificate:
Tadeusz Wysocki, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1832
Konstanty Stefanowicz, 37 years old, b. Abt. 1841
Farmers of Zebry

Andrzej was a farmer of Mscichy and Marianna was residing in Zebry at the
marriage.

Children of ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA are:

  i. JAN3 RENKIEWICZ, b. 19 Nov 1878, Zebry, Poland21. d. 9 Jun 1943 in
Nanticoke, PA

Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Jan Renkiewicz, 40 years old, b. Abt. 1838
Franciszek Wisniewski, 50 years old, b. Abt. 1828
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Jan Renkiewicz and Julianna Wisniewska

More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Nov 1878, Wasosz, Poland
Burial: 11 Jun 1943 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA

  ii. ANTONI RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov 1880, Zebry, Poland22. d. 10 Dec 1934 in
Nanticoke, PA

Notes for ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Leonard Kulikowski, 44 years old, b. Abt. 1836
Stanislaw Barglowski, 30 years old, b. Abt. 1850
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Wojciech Karwowski and Marianna Dobrzynska

More About ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 07 Nov 1880, Wasosz, Poland
Buried 13 Dec 1934, Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA

  iii. ANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Aug 1887, Zebry, Poland23; d. 10 Oct 1982, Zebry,
Poland24; m. JOZEF CIECIERSKI, 29 May 1912, Wasosz, Poland25; d. Aft. 1982.

Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Jozef Drzazgowski, 25 years old, b. Abt. 1862
Konstanty Stefanowicz, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1841
Stanislaw Barglowski, 43 years old, b. Abt. 1844
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Jozef Drzazgowski and Antonina Chmielewska


More About ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Aug 1887, Wasosz, Poland
Burial: 13 Oct 1983, Wasosz Roman Catholic Cemetery in Wasosz, Poland


Endnotes

1.  Marriage certificate no. 15/1850. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
branch in Lomza.
2.  Birth certificate no. 31/1837. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
3.  Marriage certificate no. 4/1855. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
branch in Lomza.
4.  Birth certificate no. 76/1839. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
5.  Birth certificate no. 75/1840. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
6.  Marriage certificate no. 22/1862. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
branch in Lomza.
7.  Birth certificate no. 38/1843. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
8.  Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
9.  Death certificate no. 35/1845. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
10.  Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
11.  Birth certificate no. 91/1848. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
12.  Death certificate no. 68/1857. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
13.  Birth certificate no. 62/1850. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
14.  Death certificate no. 42/1850. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
15.  Birth certificate no. 2/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in
Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
16.  Death certificate no. 26/1855. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
17.  Birth certificate no. 33/1856. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
18.  Birth certificate no. 77/1852. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
Lomza.
19.  Death certificate no. 10/1887. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Radzilow available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
20.  Marriage certificate no. 7/1878. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
21.  Birth certificate no. 39/1878. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
22.  Birth certificate no. 288/1880. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
23.  Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
24.  Birth certificate no. 23/1982. Available in the Registry Office in Wasosz.
25.  Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..


Obtained from a private researcher in Warsaw Poland by the name of Michal
Marciniak of PolGen.  Visit his company at the floowing URL:

http://www.polgenresearch.com)


Sto Lat,

Jan J. Rynkiewicz  JJRynk@...

#775

From: "Lucyna Artymiuk" <lucyna.artymiuk@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:58 pm
Subject: RE: Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska Updated Descendancy list

lucyna_98

Is there a Frank Renkiewicz in your family tree – born in US – grandparents came to US as infants

Was in Air Force and POW camps

Lived somewhere in Pennsylvania

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Sent: Friday, 30 October 2009 1:45 AM
To: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska Updated Descendancy list

Descendants of Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska

Generation No. 1

1. MICHAL1 RENKIEWICZ was born Abt. 1815, and died Bet. 1862 - 1877. He married ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA Abt. 1832. She was born Abt. 1815, and died Aft. 1862.

Children of MICHAL RENKIEWICZ and ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA are:

i. ANNA2 RENKIEWICZ, b. Abt. 1833, Mscichy, Poland; d. Aft. 1850; m. JOZEF MIKOLAJ GRUDZINSKI, 05/11/1850, Radzilow, POL1; b. Abt. 1829, Radzilow, POL; d. Aft. 1850.

Marriage Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ and JOZEF GRUDZINSKI:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, neighbor of groom, b. Abt. 1783
Franciszek Nieradkow, 35, neighbor of bride, b. Abt. 1798
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Jozef was a servant of Mscichy and Anna was living with her parents, day-laborers in Mscichy at the marriage. Parents of Jozef were Jews.

ii. JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Mar 1837, Mscichy, Poland2; d. Aft. 1855; m. APOLINARY KUKOWSKI, 04 Feb 1855, Radzilow, POL3; b. Abt. 1836, Mscichy, Poland; d. Aft. 1855.

Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 27yo, b. Abt. 1810
Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 49yo, b. Abt. 1788
Idzi Wisniewski, 50yo, b. Abt. 1787
Peasants farmers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Bartlomiej Piotrowski and Magdalena Wisniewska

More About JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 19 Mar 1837, Radzilow

Marriage Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ and APOLINARY KUKOWSKI:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1797
Antoni Brzozowski, 32yo, b. Abt. 1805
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Apolinary was living with his parents, day-laborers in Mscichy as well as Jozefata was.

iii. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 07 Nov 1839, Mscichy, Poland4; d. Bef. 1850.

Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 29yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810
Karol Sierbinski, 35yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1804
Franciszek Jankowski, 36yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1803

Godparents:
Karol Sierbinski and Ewa...

More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 10 Nov 1839, Radzilow, POL

iv. JAN RENKIEWICZ, b. 13 Oct 1840, Mscichy, Poland5; d. Aft. 1862; m. ANIELA KADYSZEWSKA, 31 Aug 1862, Radzilow, POL6; b. Abt. 1842, Okrasin, POL; d. Aft. 1862.

Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt 1810
Jozef Bienkowski. 40yo, b. Abt 1800
Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 50yo, b. Abt 1790
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jozef Bienkowski and Anna Konopka

More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 14 Oct 1840, Radzilow

Marriage Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ and ANIELA KADYSZEWSKA:
Witnesses at the marriage:
Jan Chmielewski, 40yo, b. Abt 1822
Wincenty Bielski, 38yo, b. Abt 1824
Tenant farmers of Mscichy

Jan was living with his parents, tenant farmers and Aniela was living with her father, tenant farmer in Okrasin at the marriage.

v. ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ, b. 08 Apr 1843, Mscichy, Poland7.

Notes for ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 30yo, b. Abt. 1813
Jozef Kukawski, 35yo, b. Abt. 1818
Franciszek Nieradko, 30yo
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jozef Kukawski and Zofia Gwiazdowska

More About ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 10 Apr 1843, Radzilow

vi. ADAM RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland8; d. 27 Aug 1845, Mscichy, Poland9.

Notes for ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz (he could be a father of Michal), 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Jan Chmielewski (he could be a brother of Michal), 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Rynkiewicz and Jozefa Zawadzka

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

More About ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Mar 1845, Radzilow
Burial: 28 Aug 1845, Radzilow

vii. EWA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland10.

Notes for EWA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rynkiewiczm 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
Jan Chmielewski, 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Chmielewski and Monika Kurkiewska[?]

More About EWA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Mar 1846, Radzilow

viii. ANIELA RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov /1848, Mscichy, Poland11; d. 05 Oct 1857, Mscichy, Poland12.

Notes for ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1808
Wojciech Bielski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, b. abt. 1798
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Wojciech Bielski and Aniela Sobolewska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 46yo, b. Abt. 1802
Jozef Grudzinski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
Peasants of Mscichy

More About ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 05 Nov 1848, Radzilow, POL
Burial: 06 Oct 1857, Radzilow, POL

ix. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 24 Aug 1850, Mscichy, Poland13; d. 29 Aug 1850, Mscichy, Poland14.

Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 37yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1813
Stanislaw Mscichowski, 30yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1820
Franciszek Jankowski. 40yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810

Godparents:
Walenty.... and Katarzyna Piotrowska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 47yo, b. Abt. 1803
Jan Piotrowski, 22yo, b. Abt. 1828
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 25 Aug 1850, Radzilow
Burial: 20 Aug 1850, Radzilow, POL

2. x. ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ, b. 27 Nov 1852, Mscichy, Poland; d. 13 Feb 1887, Mscichy, Poland.

xi. STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Jan 1855, Mscichy, Poland15; d. 27 Mar 1855, Mscichy, Poland16.

Notes for STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt. 1805
Mikolaj Dziegielewski, 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Mateusz Bielski and Katarzyna Bielska

The birth certificate of Stanislaw says that his mother's maiden name is Czajkowska. I think that the priest confused the name. It should be Modzelewska.

Appeared at the death certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 45yo, b. Abt. 1810
Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt 1805
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

More About STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 18 Jan 1855, Radzilow, POL
Burial: 28 Mar 1855, Radzilow, POL

xii. TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Apr 1856, Mscichy, Poland17.

Notes for TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Renkiewicz, 45yo, b. Abt. 1811
Mateusz Tokarzewski, 24yo, b. Abt. 1832
Michal Rekiewicz, 40yo, b. Abt. 1816
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Jan Chalustowski[?] and Agnieszka Dziegielewicz

More About TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 20 Apr 1856, Radzilow

Generation No. 2

2. ANDRZEJ2 RENKIEWICZ (MICHAL1) was born 27 Nov 1852 in Mscichy, Poland18, and died 13 Feb 1887 in Mscichy, Poland19. He married (1) ANTONINA KRAINSKA. She died 02 Dec 1876 in Mscichy(?), Poland. He met (2) MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA 04 Feb 1878 in Wasosz, Poland20, daughter of WOJCIECH CHMIELEWSKI and FRANCISZKA KULIKOWSKA. She was born 1860, and died Aft. 1896.

Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
Appeared at the birth certificate:
Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
Andrzej Sobolewski, 23yo, b. Abt. 1829
Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy

Godparents:
Andrzej Sobolewski and Katarzyna Kochmanska

Appeared at the death certificate:
Mateusz Piotrowski, 40yo
Jozef Piotrowski, 50yo
Farmers of Mscichy

I assume that Andrzej visited Mscichy and died there.

The documents of his and Marianna's children say that he was a farmer of Zebry.

More About ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 28 Nov 1852, Radzilow
Burial: 15 Feb 1887, Radzilow, POL

Marriage Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA:
Witnesses at the marriage certificate:
Tadeusz Wysocki, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1832
Konstanty Stefanowicz, 37 years old, b. Abt. 1841
Farmers of Zebry

Andrzej was a farmer of Mscichy and Marianna was residing in Zebry at the marriage.

Children of ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA are:

i. JAN3 RENKIEWICZ, b. 19 Nov 1878, Zebry, Poland21. d. 9 Jun 1943 in Nanticoke, PA

Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Jan Renkiewicz, 40 years old, b. Abt. 1838
Franciszek Wisniewski, 50 years old, b. Abt. 1828
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Jan Renkiewicz and Julianna Wisniewska

More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Nov 1878, Wasosz, Poland
Burial: 11 Jun 1943 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA

ii. ANTONI RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov 1880, Zebry, Poland22. d. 10 Dec 1934 in Nanticoke, PA

Notes for ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Leonard Kulikowski, 44 years old, b. Abt. 1836
Stanislaw Barglowski, 30 years old, b. Abt. 1850
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Wojciech Karwowski and Marianna Dobrzynska

More About ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 07 Nov 1880, Wasosz, Poland
Buried 13 Dec 1934, Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA

iii. ANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Aug 1887, Zebry, Poland23; d. 10 Oct 1982, Zebry, Poland24; m. JOZEF CIECIERSKI, 29 May 1912, Wasosz, Poland25; d. Aft. 1982.

Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Witnesses at the birth certificate:
Jozef Drzazgowski, 25 years old, b. Abt. 1862
Konstanty Stefanowicz, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1841
Stanislaw Barglowski, 43 years old, b. Abt. 1844
Farmers of Zebry

Godparents:
Jozef Drzazgowski and Antonina Chmielewska

More About ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
Baptism: 21 Aug 1887, Wasosz, Poland
Burial: 13 Oct 1983, Wasosz Roman Catholic Cemetery in Wasosz, Poland

Endnotes

1. Marriage certificate no. 15/1850. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
2. Birth certificate no. 31/1837. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
3. Marriage certificate no. 4/1855. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
4. Birth certificate no. 76/1839. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
5. Birth certificate no. 75/1840. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
6. Marriage certificate no. 22/1862. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
7. Birth certificate no. 38/1843. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
8. Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
9. Death certificate no. 35/1845. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
10. Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
11. Birth certificate no. 91/1848. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
12. Death certificate no. 68/1857. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
13. Birth certificate no. 62/1850. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
14. Death certificate no. 42/1850. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
15. Birth certificate no. 2/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
16. Death certificate no. 26/1855. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
17. Birth certificate no. 33/1856. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
18. Birth certificate no. 77/1852. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
19. Death certificate no. 10/1887. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Radzilow available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in Lomza.
20. Marriage certificate no. 7/1878. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
21. Birth certificate no. 39/1878. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
22. Birth certificate no. 288/1880. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
23. Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
24. Birth certificate no. 23/1982. Available in the Registry Office in Wasosz.
25. Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..

Obtained from a private researcher in Warsaw Poland by the name of Michal Marciniak of PolGen. Visit his company at the floowing URL:

http://www.polgenresearch.com)

Sto Lat,

Jan J. Rynkiewicz JJRynk@hotmail.com

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From: "JJ :)" <JJRynk@...>
Date: Fri Jan 8, 2010 3:14 pm
Subject: Re: Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska Updated Descendancy list

jjrynk

Lucyna,

Yes,  there is a Frank Rynkiewicz in my friends lineage and they were from
krasnopol, Poland.  Frank emigrated in the later 1800's  I believe around 1876
or so and came with his father Felix and another brother named Walter William
Rynkiewicz.  they settled in the Shenadoah, PA area and became rather prominent
business men in that area with some of their of spring becoming Lawyers,
Physicians, Bankers, etc.....

My firneds name is John Latzo and his mother was Agnes Mary Rynkiewicz who is a
direct descendant of these Rynkiewicz's from krasnopol.  The other brother to
Felix Rynkiewicz was Jozef Rynkiewicz and John Latzo has hired the same private
researcher as I did whose name is Michal Marcinaik of PolGen in Warsaw who has
been doing extensive research for me with my Renkiewicz's from Mscichy, Wasosz,
Zebry and Radzilow, Poland.  I do have both of our descendancy lists up on a web
site called www.geni.com

I also have another family web page where I have posted some pictures and
memorials from my Renkiewicz's in the NE part of Poland, like Mscichy, Wasosz,
Zebry and Radzilow.  This is that lonk:

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~instjose/familyphotos/John_Rynkiewicz/renkiewi\
cz_rynkiewicz.htm


Sto Lat

Jan J. Rynkiewicz (JJRynk@...)

P.S. If anyone has any more info and or photos or documents to add to this
family please feel free to contact me at my private email above.

Regards

--- In Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com, "Lucyna Artymiuk"
<lucyna.artymiuk@...> wrote:
>
> Is there a Frank Renkiewicz in your family tree - born in US - grandparents
> came to US as infants
>
>
>
> Was in Air Force and POW camps
>
>
>
> Lived somewhere in Pennsylvania
>
>
>
>   _____
>
> From: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of JJ :)
> Sent: Friday, 30 October 2009 1:45 AM
> To: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska
> Updated Descendancy list
>
>
>
>
>
> Descendants of Michal Renkiewicz and Antonina Modzelewska
>
> Generation No. 1
>
> 1. MICHAL1 RENKIEWICZ was born Abt. 1815, and died Bet. 1862 - 1877. He
> married ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA Abt. 1832. She was born Abt. 1815, and died
> Aft. 1862.
>
> Children of MICHAL RENKIEWICZ and ANTONINA MODZELEWSKA are:
>
> i. ANNA2 RENKIEWICZ, b. Abt. 1833, Mscichy, Poland; d. Aft. 1850; m. JOZEF
> MIKOLAJ GRUDZINSKI, 05/11/1850, Radzilow, POL1; b. Abt. 1829, Radzilow, POL;
> d. Aft. 1850.
>
> Marriage Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ and JOZEF GRUDZINSKI:
> Witnesses at the marriage:
> Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, neighbor of groom, b. Abt. 1783
> Franciszek Nieradkow, 35, neighbor of bride, b. Abt. 1798
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Jozef was a servant of Mscichy and Anna was living with her parents,
> day-laborers in Mscichy at the marriage. Parents of Jozef were Jews.
>
>
> ii. JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Mar 1837, Mscichy, Poland2; d. Aft. 1855; m.
> APOLINARY KUKOWSKI, 04 Feb 1855, Radzilow, POL3; b. Abt. 1836, Mscichy,
> Poland; d. Aft. 1855.
>
> Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz, 27yo, b. Abt. 1810
> Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 49yo, b. Abt. 1788
> Idzi Wisniewski, 50yo, b. Abt. 1787
> Peasants farmers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Bartlomiej Piotrowski and Magdalena Wisniewska
>
> More About JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 19 Mar 1837, Radzilow
>
> Marriage Notes for JOZEFATA RENKIEWICZ and APOLINARY KUKOWSKI:
> Witnesses at the marriage:
> Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1797
> Antoni Brzozowski, 32yo, b. Abt. 1805
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Apolinary was living with his parents, day-laborers in Mscichy as well as
> Jozefata was.
>
> iii. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 07 Nov 1839, Mscichy, Poland4; d. Bef. 1850.
>
> Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz, 29yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810
> Karol Sierbinski, 35yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1804
> Franciszek Jankowski, 36yo, Landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1803
>
> Godparents:
> Karol Sierbinski and Ewa...
>
> More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 10 Nov 1839, Radzilow, POL
>
> iv. JAN RENKIEWICZ, b. 13 Oct 1840, Mscichy, Poland5; d. Aft. 1862; m.
> ANIELA KADYSZEWSKA, 31 Aug 1862, Radzilow, POL6; b. Abt. 1842, Okrasin, POL;
> d. Aft. 1862.
>
> Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt 1810
> Jozef Bienkowski. 40yo, b. Abt 1800
> Bartlomiej Piotrowski, 50yo, b. Abt 1790
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Jozef Bienkowski and Anna Konopka
>
>
> More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 14 Oct 1840, Radzilow
>
> Marriage Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ and ANIELA KADYSZEWSKA:
> Witnesses at the marriage:
> Jan Chmielewski, 40yo, b. Abt 1822
> Wincenty Bielski, 38yo, b. Abt 1824
> Tenant farmers of Mscichy
>
> Jan was living with his parents, tenant farmers and Aniela was living with
> her father, tenant farmer in Okrasin at the marriage.
>
> v. ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ, b. 08 Apr 1843, Mscichy, Poland7.
>
> Notes for ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 30yo, b. Abt. 1813
> Jozef Kukawski, 35yo, b. Abt. 1818
> Franciszek Nieradko, 30yo
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Jozef Kukawski and Zofia Gwiazdowska
>
> More About ANASTAZJA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 10 Apr 1843, Radzilow
>
> vi. ADAM RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland8; d. 27 Aug 1845,
> Mscichy, Poland9.
>
> Notes for ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
> Jan Rynkiewicz (he could be a father of Michal), 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
> Jan Chmielewski (he could be a brother of Michal), 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Jan Rynkiewicz and Jozefa Zawadzka
>
> Appeared at the death certificate:
> Michal Rynkiewicz, 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
> Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> More About ADAM RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 21 Mar 1845, Radzilow
> Burial: 28 Aug 1845, Radzilow
>
> vii. EWA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Mar 1845, Mscichy, Poland10.
>
> Notes for EWA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rynkiewiczm 30yo, b. Abt. 1815
> Jan Rynkiewicz, 70yo, b. Abt. 1775
> Jan Chmielewski, 27yo, b. Abt. 1818
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Jan Chmielewski and Monika Kurkiewska[?]
>
> More About EWA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 21 Mar 1846, Radzilow
>
> viii. ANIELA RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov /1848, Mscichy, Poland11; d. 05 Oct 1857,
> Mscichy, Poland12.
>
> Notes for ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1808
> Wojciech Bielski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
> Franciszek Sobolewski, 50yo, b. abt. 1798
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Wojciech Bielski and Aniela Sobolewska
>
> Appeared at the death certificate:
> Michal Rynkiewicz (father), 46yo, b. Abt. 1802
> Jozef Grudzinski, 30yo, b. Abt. 1818
> Peasants of Mscichy
>
> More About ANIELA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 05 Nov 1848, Radzilow, POL
> Burial: 06 Oct 1857, Radzilow, POL
>
> ix. MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 24 Aug 1850, Mscichy, Poland13; d. 29 Aug 1850,
> Mscichy, Poland14.
>
> Notes for MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Renkiewicz, 37yo, peasant, day-laborer of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1813
> Stanislaw Mscichowski, 30yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1820
> Franciszek Jankowski. 40yo, landowner of a part of Mscichy, b. Abt. 1810
>
> Godparents:
> Walenty.... and Katarzyna Piotrowska
>
> Appeared at the death certificate:
> Michal Renkiewicz, 47yo, b. Abt. 1803
> Jan Piotrowski, 22yo, b. Abt. 1828
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> More About MARIANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 25 Aug 1850, Radzilow
> Burial: 20 Aug 1850, Radzilow, POL
>
> 2. x. ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ, b. 27 Nov 1852, Mscichy, Poland; d. 13 Feb 1887,
> Mscichy, Poland.
>
> xi. STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Jan 1855, Mscichy, Poland15; d. 27 Mar 1855,
> Mscichy, Poland16.
>
> Notes for STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
> Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt. 1805
> Mikolaj Dziegielewski, 40yo, b. Abt. 1815
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Mateusz Bielski and Katarzyna Bielska
>
> The birth certificate of Stanislaw says that his mother's maiden name is
> Czajkowska. I think that the priest confused the name. It should be
> Modzelewska.
>
> Appeared at the death certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz (father), 45yo, b. Abt. 1810
> Tomasz Zawadzki, 50yo, b. Abt 1805
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
>
> More About STANISLAW RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 18 Jan 1855, Radzilow, POL
> Burial: 28 Mar 1855, Radzilow, POL
>
> xii. TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ, b. 18 Apr 1856, Mscichy, Poland17.
>
> Notes for TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Renkiewicz, 45yo, b. Abt. 1811
> Mateusz Tokarzewski, 24yo, b. Abt. 1832
> Michal Rekiewicz, 40yo, b. Abt. 1816
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Jan Chalustowski[?] and Agnieszka Dziegielewicz
>
> More About TEOFILA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 20 Apr 1856, Radzilow
>
>
> Generation No. 2
>
> 2. ANDRZEJ2 RENKIEWICZ (MICHAL1) was born 27 Nov 1852 in Mscichy, Poland18,
> and died 13 Feb 1887 in Mscichy, Poland19. He married (1) ANTONINA KRAINSKA.
> She died 02 Dec 1876 in Mscichy(?), Poland. He met (2) MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA
> 04 Feb 1878 in Wasosz, Poland20, daughter of WOJCIECH CHMIELEWSKI and
> FRANCISZKA KULIKOWSKA. She was born 1860, and died Aft. 1896.
>
> Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
> Appeared at the birth certificate:
> Michal Rekiewicz (father), 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
> Andrzej Sobolewski, 23yo, b. Abt. 1829
> Franciszek Nieradko, 40yo, b. Abt. 1812
> Peasants, day-laborers of Mscichy
>
> Godparents:
> Andrzej Sobolewski and Katarzyna Kochmanska
>
> Appeared at the death certificate:
> Mateusz Piotrowski, 40yo
> Jozef Piotrowski, 50yo
> Farmers of Mscichy
>
> I assume that Andrzej visited Mscichy and died there.
>
> The documents of his and Marianna's children say that he was a farmer of
> Zebry.
>
> More About ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 28 Nov 1852, Radzilow
> Burial: 15 Feb 1887, Radzilow, POL
>
> Marriage Notes for ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA:
> Witnesses at the marriage certificate:
> Tadeusz Wysocki, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1832
> Konstanty Stefanowicz, 37 years old, b. Abt. 1841
> Farmers of Zebry
>
> Andrzej was a farmer of Mscichy and Marianna was residing in Zebry at the
> marriage.
>
> Children of ANDRZEJ RENKIEWICZ and MARIANNA CHMIELEWSKA are:
>
> i. JAN3 RENKIEWICZ, b. 19 Nov 1878, Zebry, Poland21. d. 9 Jun 1943 in
> Nanticoke, PA
>
> Notes for JAN RENKIEWICZ:
> Witnesses at the birth certificate:
> Jan Renkiewicz, 40 years old, b. Abt. 1838
> Franciszek Wisniewski, 50 years old, b. Abt. 1828
> Farmers of Zebry
>
> Godparents:
> Jan Renkiewicz and Julianna Wisniewska
>
> More About JAN RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 21 Nov 1878, Wasosz, Poland
> Burial: 11 Jun 1943 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA
>
> ii. ANTONI RENKIEWICZ, b. 05 Nov 1880, Zebry, Poland22. d. 10 Dec 1934 in
> Nanticoke, PA
>
> Notes for ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
> Witnesses at the birth certificate:
> Leonard Kulikowski, 44 years old, b. Abt. 1836
> Stanislaw Barglowski, 30 years old, b. Abt. 1850
> Farmers of Zebry
>
> Godparents:
> Wojciech Karwowski and Marianna Dobrzynska
>
> More About ANTONI RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 07 Nov 1880, Wasosz, Poland
> Buried 13 Dec 1934, Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Cemetery in Nanticoke, PA
>
> iii. ANNA RENKIEWICZ, b. 20 Aug 1887, Zebry, Poland23; d. 10 Oct 1982,
> Zebry, Poland24; m. JOZEF CIECIERSKI, 29 May 1912, Wasosz, Poland25; d. Aft.
> 1982.
>
> Notes for ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Witnesses at the birth certificate:
> Jozef Drzazgowski, 25 years old, b. Abt. 1862
> Konstanty Stefanowicz, 46 years old, b. Abt. 1841
> Stanislaw Barglowski, 43 years old, b. Abt. 1844
> Farmers of Zebry
>
> Godparents:
> Jozef Drzazgowski and Antonina Chmielewska
>
>
> More About ANNA RENKIEWICZ:
> Baptism: 21 Aug 1887, Wasosz, Poland
> Burial: 13 Oct 1983, Wasosz Roman Catholic Cemetery in Wasosz, Poland
>
>
> Endnotes
>
> 1. Marriage certificate no. 15/1850. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 2. Birth certificate no. 31/1837. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 3. Marriage certificate no. 4/1855. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 4. Birth certificate no. 76/1839. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 5. Birth certificate no. 75/1840. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 6. Marriage certificate no. 22/1862. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 7. Birth certificate no. 38/1843. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 8. Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 9. Death certificate no. 35/1845. Death records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 10. Birth certificate no. 24/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 11. Birth certificate no. 91/1848. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 12. Death certificate no. 68/1857. Death records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 13. Birth certificate no. 62/1850. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 14. Death certificate no. 42/1850. Death records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 15. Birth certificate no. 2/1855. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic Church
> in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch
> in Lomza.
> 16. Death certificate no. 26/1855. Death records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 17. Birth certificate no. 33/1856. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 18. Birth certificate no. 77/1852. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow. Microfilm available at the State Archives in Bialystok,
> branch in Lomza.
> 19. Death certificate no. 10/1887. Death records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Radzilow available at the State Archives in Bialystok, branch in
> Lomza.
> 20. Marriage certificate no. 7/1878. Marriage records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
> 21. Birth certificate no. 39/1878. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
> 22. Birth certificate no. 288/1880. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz.
> 23. Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
> 24. Birth certificate no. 23/1982. Available in the Registry Office in
> Wasosz.
> 25. Birth certificate no. 201/1887. Birth records of the Roman-Catholic
> Church in Wasosz available at the parish archives in Wasosz..
>
>
> Obtained from a private researcher in Warsaw Poland by the name of Michal
> Marciniak of PolGen. Visit his company at the floowing URL:
>
> http://www.polgenre <http://www.polgenresearch.com> search.com)
>
> Sto Lat,
>
> Jan J. Rynkiewicz JJRynk@hotmail. <mailto:JJRynk%40hotmail.com> com
>

#779

From: "john" <jzguzlowski@...>
Date: Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:58 am
Subject: Avondale Neighborhood in Chicago

guzlowski

I got the following from a friend in Chicago.

John Guzlowski

Has anyone heard of the controversy over the naming of the new school?

In a largley polish neighborhood the parents of children were given a chance to
vote on the name of the new school with these choices:

Carlos "Caribe" Ruiz
Federico Garcia Lorca
Alejandro Tapia Y Rivera

The notifications were dated March 15th and the votes required to be turned in
by March 16th.  None of these people have even a remote connection to this
community and it seams were selected solely because they are in some way
spanish.  It is hard to believe that not one polish name could be found to put
on this list.  Who selected these three?  Is this a deliberate attempt to insult
the community? Anyone who remembers the old polish neighborhood in Wicker Park /
Bucktown remembers how thouroughly traces of polish history have been wiped out.
If you are interested in voicing your opinion please call the school
773-534-5250 or Alderman Reboyras 773-794-3095

#780

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 1:43 pm
Subject: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Dear Members,

The lecture I was going to do but cancel due the sad events of 10th April, has a
new date.  It will take place here in the UK at Sala Brydzowa,POSK, the Polish
community centre in Hammersmith, London.  It will be at 5pm on Saturday 12th
June 2010 lasting about an hour.  I hope to meet people after the event and
possible go for a drink and/or meal.  If UK members could make it then that
would be great.

Contact me for further details.

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#781

From: "Witold Szymanski" <witold.szymanski@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 2:07 pm
Subject: Re: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Many thanks for your e-mail, Jan,

I'd have gladly come to your lecture at Sala Brydzowa, POSK, but we have
booked a break in Sopot at that time.

Please, therefore, kindly e-mail the content of your lecture.

Kind regards,
Witold "Wolyniak", north Wales.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
To: <Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 2:43 PM
Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] Lecture on media bias against Poles


> Dear Members,
>
> The lecture I was going to do but cancel due the sad events of 10th April,
> has a new date.  It will take place here in the UK at Sala Brydzowa,POSK,
> the Polish community centre in Hammersmith, London.  It will be at 5pm on
> Saturday 12th June 2010 lasting about an hour.  I hope to meet people
> after the event and possible go for a drink and/or meal.  If UK members
> could make it then that would be great.
>
> Contact me for further details.
>
> Regards
>
> Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

#782

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 2:20 pm
Subject: Re: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Dear Witold,

The lecture is with friends to be proof read at present. It will either be put on my website or hopefully maybe a Polish media organisation website here in the UK. I will inform the group when it is available.

Enjoy your time in Sopot. Never been but giving some thought to a trip to that area in the summer.

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#783

From: "Witold Szymanski" <witold.szymanski@...>
Date: Thu Jun 3, 2010 3:41 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Looking forward to receiving the scripture of your lecture, Jan.

Trzymaj si fajnu!

Witek.

PS. My first language is Polish, is it yours too?

----- Original Message -----

From: Jan

To: Poland-speaks-out@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 3:20 PM

Subject: [Poland-speaks-out] Re: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Dear Witold,

The lecture is with friends to be proof read at present. It will either be put on my website or hopefully maybe a Polish media organisation website here in the UK. I will inform the group when it is available.

Enjoy your time in Sopot. Never been but giving some thought to a trip to that area in the summer.

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#784

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:40 am
Subject: Re: Lecture on media bias against Poles

Post to Poland Speak Out Yahoo group

Dear Group,

Please note that a copy of my lecture on bias against Poles in the UK is available at http://supportpoland.org/. In addition you can find other articles, book reviews and details of media issues. Further there is contact details for the Polish media issues group which has just started our fifth year. During this time we have helped alongside the Polish government, Polish organisation and individual members of the Polonia to deal with several hundred issues. Typical this is incorrect references to the German extermination programme in occupied Poland during WWII such as "Polish concentration camps".

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#785

From: "Witold Szymanski" <witold.szymanski@...>
Date: Sat Jul 24, 2010 3:23 pm
Subject: Emailing: MyIDb

Dear Jan,

After reading your attachment, I remembered the conditions printed in my ID book, when I passed the age of sixteen.

Please read page two of my ID. It confirms that we, the alias children, have been treated as second class citizens, when it came to work.

On a personal note, when We moved to Bradford in 1955, I enquired about work as a draughtsman at ENGLISH Electric. there were vacancies, but I DID NOT GET the job because I did not have British Citizenship.

When I moved to Merseyside and started my own engineering business in 1966, I applied for the citizenship, for the convenience of travelling abroad.

When an officer-rep from the Home Office came to my works, she asked if I employed Englishmen?

My answer to her was that unfortunately there were no Polish men to employ, so I did have to employ Englishmen and Irishmen, the later of whom were the better workers.

From my information about the present Poles working in U.K., is that they are all highly valued

employees, whatever industry they work in.

In fact, when, we had a removal work done, I was asked if I knew of any Poles, who were looking for work.

This brings me to my conclusion that in the bad, bygone days, the conquered people used to be made to slave away for just keeps, very rarely anything more than the survival gruel. Nowadays, they have to get educated, preferably with degrees, so they can apply in writing with their CV (poor students) to get jobs.

We have to wait for the attitudes to change, for a better world, before things get closer to normal, live and let live, or love thy neighbors.

We live in hope.

Take care,

Witek.

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#786

From: "Witold Szymanski" <witold.szymanski@...>
Date: Sat Jul 24, 2010 4:16 pm
Subject: UMy ID, when sixteen.

Dear Jan,

After reading your attachment, I remembered the conditions printed in my ID book, when I passed the age of sixteen.

Please read page two of my ID. It confirms that we, the alias children, have been treated as second class citizens, when it came to work.

When I moved to Merseyside and started my own engineering business in 1966, I applied for the citizenship, for the convenience of travelling abroad.

When an officer-rep from the Home Office came to my works, she asked if I employed Englishmen?

My answer to her was that unfortunately there were no Polish men to employ, so I did have to employ Englishmen and Irishmen, the later of whom were the better workers.

From my information about the present Poles working in U.K., is that they are all highly valued

employees, whatever industry they work in.

In fact, when, we had a removal work done, I was asked if I knew of any Poles, who were looking for work.

We have to wait for the attitudes to change, for a better world, before things get closer to normal, live and let live, or love thy neighbors.

We live in hope.

Take care,

Witek.

#787

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:24 pm
Subject: Re: UMy ID, when sixteen.

Dear Witek and group,

Thank you for posting. I wonder if it worth trying to collect together Polish experiences between 1939 and today here in the UK. Is anyone aware of such a project? If not, then would any of you support such a project if I started one?

Regards

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff

#788

From: "Jan" <jan_niechwiadowicz@...>
Date: Wed Sep 29, 2010 4:58 pm
Subject: Help: Stutthof Memoirs

Dear Group,

I have been asked to post this to see if anyone can help.   Jim has finished a
65 page document in Polish and a 50 page document in English about his cousin
time in Stutthoff.  This includes a cover page, short intro, NO index, a few
pictures of Stutthoff and the medal his cousin received. The medal has been
donated to a church.

The document has been sent to the Auschwitz museum and the Holocaust museum in
DC.  Jim would like to spread it far and wide.  If some money could be generated
that would be given to his cousin's widow but spreading it is more important.

How should Jim do this?  Please feel free to post your thoughts here and I will
forward to Jim.  Alternatively, Jim is available via jimpres1 at mac.com

Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions

Jan Niechwiadowicz, Cardiff