Born in Poland; John came to America in about 1880 to join his family after serving out military time and came on his brother Anton's passport as they looked very much alike.He married Rose Bonczynski in Reading or Natrona, PA, and moved to Wisconsin with his parents and two brothers and young family.
John and his brother Anton settled in the Pulaski area; across the road from each other, with their father, Maihal staying with John.
John was a firm believer in education and served as clerk for the Maple Grove School Board as well as assisting in the education of his 9 children.
A very successful farmer; he passed extensive knowledge to his two sons, who continued in the agricultrural field.
The Malczewski name has been Americanized and his son, Zigmunt (later Zigmund) lived as Malcheski.
John and his brother Anton settled in the Pulaski area; across the road from each other, with their father, Maihal staying with John.
John was a firm believer in education and served as clerk for the Maple Grove School Board as well as assisting in the education of his 9 children.
A very successful farmer; he passed extensive knowledge to his two sons, who continued in the agricultrural field.
The Malczewski name has been Americanized and his son, Zigmunt (later Zigmund) lived as Malcheski.
Born in Poland; John came to America in about 1880 to join his family after serving out military time and came on his brother Anton's passport as they looked very much alike.He married Rose Bonczynski in Reading or Natrona, PA, and moved to Wisconsin with his parents and two brothers and young family.
John and his brother Anton settled in the Pulaski area; across the road from each other, with their father, Maihal staying with John.
John was a firm believer in education and served as clerk for the Maple Grove School Board as well as assisting in the education of his 9 children.
A very successful farmer; he passed extensive knowledge to his two sons, who continued in the agricultrural field.
The Malczewski name has been Americanized and his son, Zigmunt (later Zigmund) lived as Malcheski.
John and his brother Anton settled in the Pulaski area; across the road from each other, with their father, Maihal staying with John.
John was a firm believer in education and served as clerk for the Maple Grove School Board as well as assisting in the education of his 9 children.
A very successful farmer; he passed extensive knowledge to his two sons, who continued in the agricultrural field.
The Malczewski name has been Americanized and his son, Zigmunt (later Zigmund) lived as Malcheski.
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