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| 16001 |
~Could not find his death certificate. Maybe he died after 1953 but before 1955?
RESIDENCES:
1910 - 722 Literary Ave., Cleveland, Ohio | Albert (Wociech) KAMINSKI
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| 16002 |
BIRTH:
Birthdate shown as Jun 16, 1914 on her school records from St. Barbara's.
MARRIAGE:
KAMINSKI, HELEN and CANTLON, NORMAN vol.0182 pg.0047
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index)
OBIT: CANTLON, HELEN R : Wife of Norman (Obit.).Plain Dealer 17 Apr, 1993, pg. 11 sec. D | Helen R. KAMINSKI
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| 16003 |
BIRTH: listed in the 1930 census with his parents and age given as 18, so birth would be about 1912. There is a SSDI entry for a Henry who died in Mar 1966 but the birth for that person is given as 1922, so is it the same person but with an error in the SSDI?
OBIT: Name: Kaminski, Henry S.
Date: Mar ?
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kaminski. Henry S. Kaminski, beloved husband of Mary (nee Fitch), father of James, Norman, Raymond, and grandfather, son of Stephen and Rose, brother of Helen Cantion, Theresa Schnedetz, Rosemary Mchalic, Irene Fredrick and Robert, late residence, 9017 Orchard Ave. Friends may call at the Schuster Parma Funeral Home, 5904 Ridge Rd., From 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, Mar. 4, at St. Thomas More Church, at 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. | Henry S. KAMINSKI
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| 16004 |
OCCUPATION:
Baker
RESIDENCES:
1930 - 1526 Botany Ave. ( listed as KAMIENSKI in 1930 census )
OBIT:
Name: Kaminski, Stephen H.
Date: Jul 23 1975
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kaminski. Stephen H. Kaminski, beloved husband of the late Rosalie, father of Helen Cantion, Theresa Schnedetz, Rosemarie Michalec, Irene Frederick, Robert and the late Henry and Eleanor, grandfather of 31, great-grandfather of 22. Sunday, July 20, 1975. Funeral services. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church, Pearl Rd., Strongsville. Friends received at The Jardine Funeral Home, 14701 Pearl Rd., Strongsville. | Stephen H. KAMINSKI, (Kamienski)
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| 16005 |
Nine other children, besides Max and Joseph. The rest stayed in Germany. | Catherine KAMPH
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| 16006 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of first cousin once removed | Glenn Marshall KANE
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| 16007 |
OBIT:
Name: Kaniecki, Alexander
Date: Mar 24 1964
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kaniecki. Alexander Kaniecki, residence, 4321 E. 71st St., beloved husband of Florence (nee Dunajski), father of James, brother of John, Bertha Boruszewski, Helen Klimek, Mary Dombrowski, Theresa Szalkowski, Magdalene Sadowski, Wanda Gondek, Edward and Stanley. Friends received at Komorowski Funeral Home, 4105 E. 71st St., Funeral Wednesday, March 25, at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, E. 71st St. at 9 a. m. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Member of South End Post No. 2361 | Alexander KANIECKI
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| 16008 |
OBIT:
AGNES M. KANIESKI, age 79. Beloved daughter of Catherine Kanieski and Joseph Kanieski (both deceased); dear sister of Dorothy E. Budzek (Frank W., deceased); loving aunt of Michelle Budzek, Patrick Budzek and George Kanieski. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial on Friday, Aug. 22, 2008 at 10 a.m. at St. Columbkille Catholic Church, 6740 Broadview Rd., Parma, OH. PLEASE MEET AT CHURCH. Private interment. FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS AT THE MALLCHOK FUNERAL HOME, 5660 RIDGE RD., PARMA, OH., THURSDAY EVENING 6-8 P.M. In lieu of flowers, family suggests memorial contributions to Catholic Relief Services, Trinity Center, 2500 Elyria Ave., Lorain, OH 44055. | Agnes KANIESKI
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| 16009 |
DEATH:
Date of death obtained from property transfer deed. | Tillie (Tekla) KANOPIK
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| 16010 |
MARRIAGE:
1)
2) TURSKI, FELIKSA and WISNIEWSKI, STEFAN vol.0184 pg.0501
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index)
OBIT:
Name: Wisniewski, Feliksa (Turski)
Date: Feb 11 1960
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #167.
Notes: Wisniewski, Feliksa (Turski), residence, 3851 W. 19 St., beloved mother of Joseph, John, Anthony, Raymond, Stanley and Benjamin Turski, also grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral services Saturday, Feb. 13, at 9 a. m. at St. Barbara Church. Friends may call at the A. J. Tomon & Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Rd. | Felicia (Feliksa) KANTORSKI
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| 16011 |
Never married
OCCUPATION:
Truck driver for Darling Co.
RESIDENCES:
1951 - 3737 W.13th St., Cleveland, Ohio
OBIT:
Name: Kaplanski, Albert
Date: Jun 1 1954
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122. Notes: Kaplanski, Albert, residence, 3737 W. 13th St., beloved son of Victoria, brother of Stanley and Andrew Smith. Services Saturday at 10 a. m. at the A. J. Tomon & Sons Funeral Home, 2144 W. 14th St. | Albert KAPLANSKI
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| 16012 |
OCCUPATION:
1931 - Truck driver
RESIDENCES:
1931 - 5810 Charles Ave., Parma, Ohio
DEATH:
Crushed in an auto accident.
OBIT:
Name: Kaplanski, Frank
Date: Feb 9 1931
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #043.
Notes: Kaplanski: Frank, husband of Genevieve (nee Konowski), father of Donald, son of Vietoria Kaplanski, brother of Stanley, Andrew and Albert. Funeral from residence, 5810 Charles Ave., Parma. Services Tuesday, 9 a. m., from St. Barbara's Church. 1901 - 1931. age 30. Calvary Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Frank KAPLANSKI
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| 16013 |
RESIDENCES:
1941 - 1409 Botany Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
DEATH:
Skull fracture from auto accident at West 14th and Denison Ave.
OBIT:
Name: Kaplanski, Joseph
Date: June 19, 1941
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #043.
Notes: Kaplanski-Joseph Beloved husband of Victoria, father of Stanley, Albert and Andrew, also grandfather. Services Saturday, June 21, at 9:30 a.m. from A. J. Tomon Funeral Home, 2144 W. 14th st., and at 10 a. m. at St. Barbara's Church. | Joseph KAPLANSKI
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| 16014 |
OCCUPATION: Blacksmith (1920)
RESIDENCES:
West 7th St., Cleveland, Ohio (1910)
951 Jefferson Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (1920) | Anthony KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16015 |
OBIT: Name: Kapuscinski, Anthony
Date: Nov 12 1959
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kapuscinski, Anthony, ? Jefferson Ave., beloved husband of Bernice (nee Bergel), dear father of Bernice Cielec and Robert, brother of Louis, Chester, Helen Szelisa, and Edward (deceased). Friends may call at Hyber Funeral Home, 2258 Professor St., where services will be held Friday, Nov. 13, at 8:30 a. m. and St. John Cantius Church at 9 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. | Anthony W. KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16016 |
OBIT:
Name: Kapuscinski, (Kappy) Edward
Date: Sep 9 1964
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kapuscinski, (Kappy) Edward, of 2936 W. 12 St., beloved husband of Genevieve (nee Oleski), father of Gregory and Dale, son of Lottie, brother of Anthony, Louis, Helen Szeliga and Chester. Services Monday, Sept. 13, from St. Michael's Church, at 9:30 a. m. Friends may call at T. J. Hyber Funeral Home, 2258 Professor. | Edward KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16017 |
DEATH: Deed (dated Sep 1973) for property at 3047 W.12th lists Helen Szeliga (spouse of Louis) as having died on 17 May 1971. This suggests that the obituary seen below is in error.
OBIT: Name: Szeliga, Helen
Date: May 20 1974
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #160.
Notes: Szeliga. Helen Szeliga (nee Kapuscinski), beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Dorothy Schlatt, Louis of California, Judy Jarzabek, Robert and grandmother of three, sister of Louis, Chester and the late Anthony and Edward. Friends may call at The Hyber Funeral Home, 2258 Professor Ave., where services will be held Friday, May 21, at 8:30 A.M. and St. John Cantius Church at 9 A.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting Hours 2-5 And 7-9 P.M. Thursday | Helen KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16018 |
OBIT: Name: Kapuscinski (Kapp), Mathew
Date: Aug 3 1957
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #122.
Notes: Kapuscinski (Kapp) Mathew, of 9301 Birchwood Rd., Garfield Heights, beloved husband of May (nee Pankowski), dear father of Chester and Florence, Krajewski, and beloved grandfather of 5. Services Monday, Aug. 5, at SS. Peter and Paul Church, 9 a. m. Friends received at Golubski Garfield Funeral Home, corner Garfield Blvd. and Turney Rd. | Matt KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16019 |
~No children. | Robert KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16020 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Zofie KAPUSCINSKI
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| 16021 |
The 1920 Census shows a son named Otto in the family. Was this really Adolph?
MARRIAGE:
Never married.
Several deeds mention Adolph, single, and Natalie G. Kapusta (and/or Kapustua), also single. She was born 28 Oct 1908. She died in January, 1977 but I can't find an obituary for her. Louis Kapusta was the executor of her will.
HEALTH:
Diabetes
DEATH:
Certificate # 028274; Volume # 19227
OBIT:
Name: Kapusta, Adolph
Date: Apr 19 1968
Source: Cleveland Press
Notes: Kapusta. Adolph Kapusta, residence, 3010 Brookview Blvd., beloved son of Anna and the late Henry, brother of Tillie, Mildred Kluth, Louie and the late Rudolph and Nora Ann. Friends may call at the A. J. Tomon & Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Rd., where services will be held Saturday, at 1 P. M. Visiting hours Thursday 7-10 Friday 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. | Adolph J. KAPUSTA
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| 16022 |
IMMIGRATION:
Arrived Sep 25, 1909 aboard the SS AMERIKA at Ellis Island, age 34. Destination was a friend Franz Krokuski of 2104 Denison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Is this really the same Anthony? As noted below, there already was an Anthony Kapusta living on Denison as early as 1900. The manifest lists Anthony's wife as Antonina, living in Kielkow, Poland.
RESIDENCES:
1900: Denison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (Boarding with the Albert Barys family -- spelled as Burriss in 1900 census)
1911: 1246 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (This address noted on his death certificate by his son Rudolph, however, there is no 1246 Redman. His brother, Ludwig, owned a house at 1226 Redman -- perhaps that is where Anthony had been living. Alternatively, the addressing may have changed early on. This same address was also used on the ship manifest listing his wife and children's arrival in the U.S. in 1911.)
DEATH:
Appendicitis -- died at City Hospital
OBIT:
Name: Kapusta, Antonius Date: 1911 Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #043. Notes: 1875-1911. Calvary Cemetery Cleveland, O.
BURIAL:
Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio. | Anthony (Anton) KAPUSTA
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| 16023 |
Died of Amyliotosis (a disease involving the kidneys).
BURIAL:
Lutheran Cemetery, Pearl Rd & Biddulph Rd., Cleveland, Oh.
Hronec , Eleanor Birth Date: 3/22/1924 ; Death Date: 4/3/1982
Interment Date: 4/5/1982 ; Order Number 15307 Section: S ; Lot: ; Block: ; Tier: 25 ; Grave: 34 Veteran: No ; Infant: No ; Ashes: No Comments:
OBIT:
HRONEC, ELEANOR : Wife of late George (Obit.).Plain Dealer 04 Apr, 1982, pg. 15 sec. B | Eleanor KAPUSTA
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| 16024 |
Source for Henry Kapusta's family data is Luci Kluth.
NOTE:
1) Some deeds for this family are filed under KAPUSTUA.
2) Found a birth record for a male child born Oct 28, 1907 while the family was living at 1408 Redman. It is unclear who that child was.
According to Henry's petition for naturalization the family lived on
Redman Ave. in 1926... then according to Henry's death certificate the
family lived on Redman in 1941...
RESIDENCES:
1906 - 36 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (old style addressing)
1907 - 1408 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio (new style addressing)
1908 - 1225 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
1911 - 1225 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
1924 - 1324 Redman Ave., Cleveland, OH. Purchased 1310 Redman in 1924 (as rental property?) and later sold it in the late 1940's. They also had a farm on Pettibone Rd in Geauga County (lived here prior to 1920). Kept the farm but moved to Brookview Blvd., Parma, OH. 1324 Redman is the address on his death certificate as his place of residence in 1941.
IMMIGRATION:
Arrived in NYC from Hamburg on the S.S. Victoria, 26 May 1900. Listed his residence in Poland as Rzochow which is just a few miles from Dobrynin where Ludwik's wife came from. On the Ellis Island website, there is a Heinrich Kapuosta listed as having arrived 14 May 1900 on the Graf Waldersee who lists his residence as Kielkow and whose destination was his brother, Anton, in New York. The village of Kielkow is the next one down the road from Rzochow, so either it is actually Henry or a very close relative.
MARRIAGE:
Cuyahoga County Marriage Records: Volume 0057 Page 0354 (copy in my possession)
The marriage record states that they were married by Rev. Victor Szyrocki but does not give the name of the church. Rev. Victor Szyrocki was on Kazimer Ave. in 1910, per the census. Under the occupation column it shows "Minister" and then "Sacred Heart Church". That's on the east side in the E.71st and Harvard vicinity. Sacred Heart Church on Krakow avenue confirmed that there was a Fr. Szyrocki as Pastor as early as 1903.
CENSUS:
1910 - Unknown.
Checked ED 18 for Bainbridge in Geauga County but Henry was not found there.
Checked New York -- not found.
If he arrived in the U.S. in the late 1890's he had to be living SOMEWHERE and at least a few of his children were already born by 1910 so should show up too.
CENSUS:
1920 - ED 265, Sheet 3B, Lines
Bainbridge, Geauga County, Ohio
Farm on West Road.
Listed as KAPUTA, Henry on the census sheet. Oddly, he is listed as German/Polish.
Arrived 1897 or 1899 (hard to read)
CENSUS:
1930 - ED 726, Sheet 15B, Lines 52-58,
Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
1324 Redman Avenue
Listed as KUPUSTI, Henry on the census sheet.
Arrived 1900. | Henry KAPUSTA
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| 16025 |
OBIT:
Name: Niles, Henry T.
Date: Oct 21 1964
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #139.
Notes: Niles. Henry T. Niles, beloved son of A. Julia Niles and the late Charles A., brother of Rudolph G. John J., Stephanie Zicheck, and William I. Friends may call at the Roth Funeral Home, 4347 Pearl Rd., Wednesday, Oct. 21 From 5-10 P. M. Interment Thursday, Holy Cross Cemetery. | Henry T. KAPUSTA
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| 16026 |
The following was obtained from
http://www.mikeburger.com/cgi/show_vital.cgi?surname=kapusta&submit=Submit&stype=m
and may be the marriage of Ludwig's father.
Marriage records of Mielec show the following entry:
Parish: Wylów
Marriage Date: 1849-05-22
Groom: Kapusta, Jakub age 37 Widowed
Bride: Król, Maria age 40 Widowed
HISTORY: Przeclaw, in 1556 mentioned as Przeczslaw, a small town in Mielec powiat, on a sandy plain, 204 meters above sea level, on the left bank of the Wisloka, by the highway from Debica to Mielec. On the other side of the river, the track of the Debica-Baranow railway (a branch of the Karl Ludwig line) passes through the grounds of the village of Tuszyma. The town is made of wood, poorly constructed, and has a brick parish church, a 2-class people's school, a post office, and a gmina loan society with 963 zl. in capital. On the grounds of the major estate stands the manor, transformed from a defensive castle, on a precipice washed by water, as well as a still and two windmills. To the south lies the suburb called Podzamcze, to the north Wenecya, and farther south on the highway to Debica is the village Podole, west of which is Wolka Podolska and the settlement Podzamcze, and west of the town is Wylow. To the north it borders on the village of Kielkow. To the east this settlement is shaded by a pine forest, called Przeclawski bor.
There are markets in Przeclaw every Thursday. The settlement has 158 houses and 1,026 inhabitants (490 men, 536 women), 718 Roman Catholic, 9 Greek Catholic, and 299 Jewish. On the grounds of the major estate (property of Count Mieczyslaw Rej) are 6 houses and 135 Roman Catholic inhabitants; it has 834 morgs of farmland, 76 of meadows and gardens, 82 of pastures, and 1,566 of woods (see Dobrynin). The minor estate has 672 morgs of farmland, 77 of meadows and gardens, 150 of pastures, and 14 of woods. The soil of the river basin is fertile clay, but farther west it is sandy.
Przeclaw Ligeza is supposed to have founded this settlement in the 13th century and settled it with German colonists. In the tax register of Sandomierz province for 1566 (quoted in Pawinski, Malopolska, 500) we read: "Przeczslaw, the small town of the noble Mikolaj Ligenza, heir to Bobrek and Przeclaw. There are 40 houses in this town, of which several are abandoned; they do not have farmland, only several gardens, on which houses and gardens they pay rent in various ways. The total of this rent comes to 12 grzywnas and 4 groszy. There are no other rents. The baths pay 1 1/2 grzywnas, the mills 2, one is held by the heir, the other is on the Wisloka, the third, near the castle, is of little worth; navigation on the Wisloka brings 11Ž2 grzywnas. The soltys has 2 lans and every 7th grosz from the rents. The castle and grounds of the nobility (praedium) are good, there are three small ponds, meadows, etc. There are 45 peasants who live outside the town, 5 on full lans pay a grzywna apiece, three on 3/4 lans pay 3 fertons each, 22 on half lans pay one-half grzywna each, 7 on quarter lans pay 1 ferton each. Others have small bits of farmland on which they pay according to their size. The total of these rents comes to 33 1/2 grzywnas. Two half-lan sections are abandoned. In addition the peasants give 70 measures (cherotos) of oats, 296 eggs, 57 capons, and 53 cheeses."
In 1581 the settlement on the outskirts of town belonged to the castellan of Ropczyce (ibid., p. 248) and at that time it had 33 peasants on 11 1/4 lans, 5 tenants with cattle, 4 without cattle, and the town itself (ibid., p. 269) paid 8 zl. in a double municipal tax. There were 19 craftsmen in it, 7 settlers (inquilini), 4 distilleries (ollae cremati), as well as 1 vendor, 1 barber, 1 pauper, and 2 lans of town farmland.
The parish church, date of erection unknown, was originally of wood and called "The Assumption of the Blessed Mother" (Dlugosz, Liber beneficiorum, II, 295). Till 1454 there were two pastors (rectores) there, from which a great many disputes arose. Thus on 25 May 1454, after the death of pastor Grzegorz, the Bishop and Cardinal Zbigniew Olegnicki, at the request of Stanislaw Ligeza, Malogoszcz castellan and patron of this church, and Adam, the one pastor, decided that thenceforth there would be one pastor there and three mansioners, who would sing devotions of the Blessed Mother daily. In this document, given in Liber Beneficiorum (II, 297) there is an interesting point regarding the collection of all bequests, gifts, and incomes from burials in a special box in the sacristy under lock and key of the squire and the pastor. The administration of the fund was to remain under the control of the squire. Dlugosz says that the tithe from the town was appraised at 5 grzywnas and every mansioner had his own house to live in. Stanislaw Ligeza was to administer this troubled fund, because from the deposit made by the late pastor Grzegorz "he had usurped and appropriated no small sum."
In the 17th century Przeclaw produced Jan Przeclawczyk (Preklaides), theologian and philosopher of the University of Krakow around 1630. After the Ligezas, the Kropka-Przeclawskis owned Przeclaw, and then the Wielopolskis. Parish registers from 1601 are preserved in the parish office. The parish belongs to Tarnow diocese, Radomysl deanery, and includes: Blonie, Podole, Korzeniow, Tuszyma, Bialybor, Wylow, Kadziolki, Laczki, Meciszow, Bobrowa, and Ruda. - Mac.
Source: Slownik Geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1888, vol. 9, pg. 129]
Translated by William F. Hoffman, PGSA Winter 1999 Bulletin.
In present day Poland Mielec is in the Podkarpackie Province (Województwo). Mielec is the seat of the County (Powiat) and Administrative District (Starostwo) which includes the city and commune of Mielec and the following communes / municipalities (Gminas): Borowa, Czermin, Gawluszowice, Padew Narodowa, Przeclaw, Radomysl Wielki, Tuszów Narodowy, Wadowice Górne | Jakub KAPUSTA, *
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| 16027 |
BIRTH:
Born at home (3705 West 14th St). St. Barbara's school records show her birthdate as Nov 9, 1915 and her baptism date as Nov 15, 1915 which is contrary to the October birth month Julia recognised as her correct month. The card specifies that the date was obtained as a parent's statement, which is understandable since Julia was born at home and the family had probably never applied for a birth certificate.
OCCUPATION:
Employed by The May Co. Department Store and then Higbee's Department Store as a gift wrapper and packer.
RESIDENCES:
Born and raised at 3705 West 14th St. Moved to 3701 West 14th St. (next door above the grocery store run by her father) when she married. Moved to 3618 West 47th when the city took her neighborhood for the Jennings Freeway. After suffering a stroke on Groundhog's Day (Feb 1993), she was sent to a nursing home for recovery and then moved in with her son and daughter-in-law at their home in Elyria, Ohio.
MARRIAGE:
KAPUSTA, JULIA and ROZHON, CHARLES F vol.0191 pg.0089
(Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index)
MEDICAL:
Generally very healthy despite being overweight. Suffered a stroke on Feb 2, 1993. Later developed diabetes, colon cancer and then multiple myeloma.
BURIAL:
Holy Cross Cemetery (Sec 17, Lot 1013). Cause of death was multiple myeloma. [Cremated and interred over the coffin of her husband, Charles.]
OBIT:
JULIA M. ROZHON, 84, MAY CO. GIFT WRAPPER
The Plain Dealer; Cleveland, OH; Nov 15, 1999; Page: 5B
Julia M. Rozhon, a gift wrapper at the old May Co. department store in Cleveland for 25 years, died Thursday at Center Ridge Nursing Home in North Ridgeville. She was 84.
Mrs. Rozhon was born and raised in Cleveland. She was a former member of St. Barbara Catholic Church. She moved to Elyria six years ago.
Her husband, Charles, died in 1954. Survivors include a son, James C. of Elyria; and two grandchildren.
Services will be private.
Arrangements are by David Bogner Family Funeral Home of North Ridgeville. | Julia Marie KAPUSTA
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| 16028 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lawrence M. KAPUSTA
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| 16029 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Louis KAPUSTA
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| 16030 |
IMMIGRATION:
Per Julia Kapusta Rozhon, Ludwig, Anthony, and Henry arrived in the U.S. in 1906 after leaving Poland to avoid the military draft, however, on the 1920 Census, Ludwig listed 1902 as his arrival date in the U.S. He also is listed as PA under the column for Aliens/Naturalized -- which may mean he filed papers by 1920.
OCCUPATION:
Grocer/Butcher - Ran a meat market at 3701 West 14th Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BIOGRAPHY:
In Poland, Ludwig lived across the river from Hedwig, but didn't meet her till he was in the U.S. He and his family were uneducated because there were no schools in the small town of Mielec. In the U.S., he settled in Cleveland, Ohio. He built a "Sears & Roebuck" house at 3705 West 14th Street, where he lived the remainder of his life. His butcher shop was next door on the corner of West 14th Street and Redman Ave. He raised chickens in the coop in the backyard. He also owned two lots directly across the street from his home (westerly side of W.14th) where he had a large garden plot. In this garden, he had several bee hives, and at various time had a goat and turkeys.
CENSUS:
1910 - Not found. Might have been boarding somewhere on the southside.
1920 - 3701 W.14th St. (ED95, Sheet 9A, Lines 12-16 , Ward 6)
1930 - 3705 W.14th St. (ED77, Sheet 4A, Lines 17-22, Ward 6) PARCEL NUMBER 008-28-063
RESIDENCES:
Ludwig purchased a Sears, Roebuck house kit and built his own home (which still exists) at 3705 West 14th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
DEATH:
Coronary Thrombosis
BURIAL:
Calvary Cemetery, Sec 114, Lot 258 Grave 2. Stone is 3ft long x 1 ft wide. KAPUSTA across top. On the left, "Louis J. 1884-1948"
OBIT:
Name: Kapusta, Ludwig
Date: Aug 14 1948
Source: Cleveland Press
Notes: Kapusta, Ludwig, beloved husband of Hedwig, father of Raymond, Matthew, Julia Rozhon and Eleanor Hronec; and grandfather. Services Mon., Aug. 16, at 8:30 a. m., from residence, 3705 W. 14th St., and 9 a. m. from St. Barbara's Church. | Ludwig KAPUSTA, *
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| 16031 |
BIRTH:
Birth records found at http://www.mikeburger.com/cgi/show_vital.cgi?surname=kapusta&submit=Submit&stype=b
Parish: Wylów
Date of Birth: 1897-01-11
Child: Kapusta, Maria
Sex: F
Father: Michal
Paternal grandparents: Józef-Juliana Golda
Mother: Kopera, Juliana
Maternal grandparents: Wawrzyniec-Anna Kopera | Maria KAPUSTA
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| 16032 |
Lived at 3701 West 14th Street (1st floor). Moved to Brooklyn, Ohio in 1960's?
OBIT: KAPUSTA, MATHEW: Husband of late Rose-Obit Plain Dealer 06 Mar, 1995, pg. 6 sec. B
MATTHEW KAPUSTA beloved husband of the late Rose M. (nee Baciak), dear father of Lawrence, grandfather of 3, brother of Julia Rohzon, and the late Eleanore Hronek and Raymond. Services Tuesday 10:00am at the TOMON & SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4772 Pearl Rd. (N. of Brookpark Rd.) Where friends may call Monday 2-4 and 7-9pm. Entombment Brooklyn Heights Cemetery.
BURIAL: Brooklyn Heights Cemetery | Matthew KAPUSTA
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| 16033 |
Source of the following information:
http://www.mikeburger.com/cgi/show_vital.cgi?surname=kapusta&submit=Submit&stype=m
Place: Wylów
Marriage date: 1895-11-13
Groom: Kapusta, Michal
Groom's birth: 1871-02-27
Status: Single
Groom's parents: Jozef Kapusta - Julianna Galda
Bride: Kopera, Julianna
Bride's birth: 1872-12-19
Status: Single
Bride's parents: Wawrzyniec-Anna Kopera
Wylow is about 2 miles southwest of Kielkow. Note the mother's name of Julianna Galda. Pretty close to the Julia Gatla reported on Henry's death certificate. The Polish spelled Galda with a line through the L. That could look like a T to someone who didn't know the difference or didn't read well.
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IMMIGRATION:
The above Michael arrived in the U.S. April 09, 1909 out of the port of Trieste on the ship S.S. Alice. His
destination was his cousin, Josef Kruk, in Yonkers, New York. It lists his wife as Julia and his age as 39. The place he was from was transcribed as Kielkar, but it's easy to see that it is Kielkow. | Michael KAPUSTA
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| 16034 |
EDUCATION:
Went to school in Ravenna, Ohio.
HEALTH:
Diabetes
Had naturally red hair. | Mildred (Filliga) KAPUSTA
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| 16035 |
MARRIAGE: Never married.
HEALTH: Diabetes made her blind before she died. | Natalie G. (Tillie) KAPUSTA
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| 16036 |
MARRIAGE: Never married.
DEATH: Certificate # 39819, Volume # 15800
OBIT:
Name: Kapusta, Nora Ann
Date: Jun 30 1959
Source: Cleveland Press
Notes: Kapusta, Nora Ann, residence, 3019 Brookview Blvd. Parma beloved daughter of Anna and the late Henry, dear sister of Adolph, Tillie, Mildred Kluth, Louis and the late Rudolph. Funeral services Wednesday, July 1, at 9 a. m. from St. Barbara's Church. Friends may call at A. J. Tomon & Sons Funeral Home, 4772
Pearl Rd. | Nora Ann KAPUSTA
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| 16037 |
Died in Poland. Her Son was supposed to have lived in Chicago. This info probably came from Julia Kapusta Rozhon.
Pictures in this compiler's possession, show a Mrs. Goetz and two young girls of about 20 named Eleanor and Florence taken about 1934-35 (possibly in Chicago). Are these her daughters? | Otillia (Tillie) KAPUSTA
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| 16038 |
BIRTH: SSDI lists 22 Aug 1910 as the birthdate.
CHRISTENING: 28 Aug 1910 - sponsors were Henry Kapusta and Antoinette Jemiola. (Certificate copy in hand.)
BIOGRAPHY: Never married. Was engaged to a girl but she ended up marrying someone else. He lived at 3705 West 14th Street, Cleveland, Ohio all of his life.
MILITARY: Ray served in the U.S. Army during World War II and was stationed in France.
OCCUPATION: Worked for Harshaw Chemicals on Jennings Rd. & Harvard Ave.
DEATH: Died from 3rd degree burns when his bed caught on fire due to smoking in bed. | Raymond H. KAPUSTA
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| 16039 |
Henry's naturalization papers don't list Rudolph as one of the children living with him, however the obituary for Nora Ann states the Rudolph was her brother. His mother's obituary also mentions him. He is also not listed in either the 1920 or 1930 censuses as living with the rest of the family. Rudolph is also not mentioned in a 1945 property transfer when Henry dies and his 4 properties are distributed to Anna, Adolph, Natalie, Nora, Mildred, and Louis. Rudolph may have lived elsewhere or was deceased by that time. If he's the one shown below in the birth info derived from the SSDI records, then he was probably the only one married at the time and possibly had his own property, thus might not have inherited from his parents.
BIRTH:
SSDI records show a Rudolph Kapusta (278-09-2901) born 14 Feb 1904 and died Nov 1980 Struthers, Ohio 44471. If this is the same person, then 1904 seems like a reasonable birthdate, but it is earlier than the parent's marriage date. Luci Kluth did not have any data on Rudolph.
MARRIAGE:
Never married. | Rudolph KAPUSTA
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| 16040 |
Possible OBIT:
NILES, RUDY : Husband of Sue (Obit.).Plain Dealer 27 Oct, 1980, pg. 10 sec. C
MARRIAGE:
If the above is correct, then this is the marriage info --
HARSCH, SOUSAN and NILES, RUDOLPH G vol.0118 pg.0492 (Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index) | Rudolph G. KAPUSTA, (Niles)
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| 16041 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sofie (Stefania) KAPUSTA, (Niles)
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| 16042 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Victoria J. KAPUSTA
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| 16043 |
RESIDENCES:
1990 - 4223 W.36th St.
MARRIAGE:
STELLMACH, JULIA and NILES, WILLIAM I vol.0160 pg.0335 (Cuyahoga County Marriage License Index)
OBIT: NILES, WILLIAM I: Husband of late Julia H-Obit Plain Dealer 22 Jun, 2001, pg. 6 sec. B
William I. Niles passed away Tuesday June 19
2001; beloved husband of the late Julia H.; dearest father of William J. (Elinor), Robert I. (Julie), Nancy L. Bagnell, Gerald T. (Mary) and the late David A.; grandfather of 14; great grandfather of nine; great great grandfather of one; brother of Stephanie Zicheck and the late Henry, Rudy and John. Retired Cleveland Fire Dept. Battalion Chief. Funeral Mass Saturday, June 23, at 9:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Good Counsel. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Family will receive friends on FRIDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M. in the THE TOMON & SONS FUNERAL HOME, 4772 PEARL RD. (N. OF BROOKPARK) CLEVELAND. The family suggests contributions to The National Shrine of St. Jude, 205 W. Monroe St., P.O. Box 804944, Chicago, IL 60680-4110 | William I. KAPUSTA, (Niles)
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| 16044 |
DEATH: From pneumonia. | Catherine KAPUT, [infant]
|
| 16045 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Catherine T. KAPUT
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| 16046 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chester KAPUT
|
| 16047 |
~14100 Pleasant Valley | Joseph Albert KAPUT
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| 16048 |
RESIDENCES:
1923 - 2456 Professor Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
1926 - 3718 W.14th St., Cleveland, Ohio
1931 - 1408 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
1935 - 1230 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
1955 - 1225 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
OBIT:
Name: Zurowski, Mary
Date: May 2 1955
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #169.
Notes: Zurowski, Mary, residence, 1225 Redman Ave., dear, mother of Bertha Glod, Cecelia, Helen Andreasik, Sophie Szymanski and Caroline Revock, grandmother and great-grandmother. Services Tuesday, May 3, at 9 a. m. at St. Barbara's Church. Friends may call at the A. J. Tomon & Sons Brooklyn Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Rd. | Mary KAPUT
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| 16049 |
OCCUPATION:
1910 - The Tanner Company, Cleveland, Ohio
1920 - laborer at a fertilizer company
RESIDENCES:
1920 - 3810 W.14th
1923 - 3810 W.14th St , Cleveland ,Ohio
1930 - 3708 W.15th St., Cleveland, Ohio
IMMIGRATION:
Ellis Island Record: February 16, 1909 SS America ( Last name spelled Kopot). Note that if you go to the Ellis Island website and try to access this manifest, the text version has him listed on line #4, but the image link is pointing to the wrong manifest sheet.
Very likely to be related to Walter (Ladislaus) Kaput (spouse of Veronica), who may well be his brother or cousin. | Stanislaus KAPUT
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| 16050 |
Had possibly 7 children with Rose. | Stanley KAPUT
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