Stanislaus (Stanley in English) was born 22 April 1853 in Slepowo Village, Slawno Parish, Poznan, Poland and baptised on 1 May 1853 according to original parish records on LDS microfilm. Parents were Michael Superczynski, laborer, and Hedvigis (Hedwig) Markowska who lived their entire lives in Poland. Stanley was the eighth of eleven children but only six survived to adulthood. All but the oldest adult child, who stayed in Poland, ended up in the Flensburg, MN area, in order of birth: Agnes Tomczewski-Rutz, Martin, Eva Adamczyk (Adamski), Stanislaus "Stanley" and Valentine "Alex" Super. Stanley is buried in this cemetery and the other three siblings are buried in the newer Flensburg Cemetery.
Stanley married Marianna Garstecka during 1875 at Janowiec Parish, Gniezno Archdiocese, Poznan Province, Poland (then Prussia). He arrived at New York City on 24 April 1882 and his wife and three children born in Poland followed in September 1883. By the June 1895 MN census Stanley, Mary and seven children, four born in MN, were listed farming in Culdrum Township near Flensburg, Morrison County, MN.
Following is Stanley's obituary from the Little Falls Daily Transcript, Monday, 2 July 1928: Stanley Super,75, passed away at the home of his son Martin Super of Flensburg, Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Death was caused by cancer. He had been a resident of Morrison County for the past 43 years. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, Walter, Superior, Wis.; Joseph, Munger; George and Martin, Flensburg; Lucy, Reading, Pa.; Rose Anne of St. Paul.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Stanley married Marianna Garstecka during 1875 at Janowiec Parish, Gniezno Archdiocese, Poznan Province, Poland (then Prussia). He arrived at New York City on 24 April 1882 and his wife and three children born in Poland followed in September 1883. By the June 1895 MN census Stanley, Mary and seven children, four born in MN, were listed farming in Culdrum Township near Flensburg, Morrison County, MN.
Following is Stanley's obituary from the Little Falls Daily Transcript, Monday, 2 July 1928: Stanley Super,75, passed away at the home of his son Martin Super of Flensburg, Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Death was caused by cancer. He had been a resident of Morrison County for the past 43 years. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, Walter, Superior, Wis.; Joseph, Munger; George and Martin, Flensburg; Lucy, Reading, Pa.; Rose Anne of St. Paul.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Stanislaus (Stanley in English) was born 22 April 1853 in Slepowo Village, Slawno Parish, Poznan, Poland and baptised on 1 May 1853 according to original parish records on LDS microfilm. Parents were Michael Superczynski, laborer, and Hedvigis (Hedwig) Markowska who lived their entire lives in Poland. Stanley was the eighth of eleven children but only six survived to adulthood. All but the oldest adult child, who stayed in Poland, ended up in the Flensburg, MN area, in order of birth: Agnes Tomczewski-Rutz, Martin, Eva Adamczyk (Adamski), Stanislaus "Stanley" and Valentine "Alex" Super. Stanley is buried in this cemetery and the other three siblings are buried in the newer Flensburg Cemetery.
Stanley married Marianna Garstecka during 1875 at Janowiec Parish, Gniezno Archdiocese, Poznan Province, Poland (then Prussia). He arrived at New York City on 24 April 1882 and his wife and three children born in Poland followed in September 1883. By the June 1895 MN census Stanley, Mary and seven children, four born in MN, were listed farming in Culdrum Township near Flensburg, Morrison County, MN.
Following is Stanley's obituary from the Little Falls Daily Transcript, Monday, 2 July 1928: Stanley Super,75, passed away at the home of his son Martin Super of Flensburg, Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Death was caused by cancer. He had been a resident of Morrison County for the past 43 years. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, Walter, Superior, Wis.; Joseph, Munger; George and Martin, Flensburg; Lucy, Reading, Pa.; Rose Anne of St. Paul.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Stanley married Marianna Garstecka during 1875 at Janowiec Parish, Gniezno Archdiocese, Poznan Province, Poland (then Prussia). He arrived at New York City on 24 April 1882 and his wife and three children born in Poland followed in September 1883. By the June 1895 MN census Stanley, Mary and seven children, four born in MN, were listed farming in Culdrum Township near Flensburg, Morrison County, MN.
Following is Stanley's obituary from the Little Falls Daily Transcript, Monday, 2 July 1928: Stanley Super,75, passed away at the home of his son Martin Super of Flensburg, Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Death was caused by cancer. He had been a resident of Morrison County for the past 43 years. Surviving are four sons and two daughters, Walter, Superior, Wis.; Joseph, Munger; George and Martin, Flensburg; Lucy, Reading, Pa.; Rose Anne of St. Paul.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
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