Franciszek is a Polish version of the male name Francis.
Original parish records state Frank Sneider (name used, handwriting clear), a married man, died August 1, 1914 in Flensburg, and was buried on August 3, 1914. However, his gravestone has correct surname Schneider.
Frank was born in Culdrum Township to Anton and Johanna (Stellmach) Schneider, both born in Poland.
He married Julia Ziewtek on January 8, 1901, in Morrison County, presumably in the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Original parish records state Frank Sneider (name used, handwriting clear), a married man, died August 1, 1914 in Flensburg, and was buried on August 3, 1914. However, his gravestone has correct surname Schneider.
Frank was born in Culdrum Township to Anton and Johanna (Stellmach) Schneider, both born in Poland.
He married Julia Ziewtek on January 8, 1901, in Morrison County, presumably in the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Franciszek is a Polish version of the male name Francis.
Original parish records state Frank Sneider (name used, handwriting clear), a married man, died August 1, 1914 in Flensburg, and was buried on August 3, 1914. However, his gravestone has correct surname Schneider.
Frank was born in Culdrum Township to Anton and Johanna (Stellmach) Schneider, both born in Poland.
He married Julia Ziewtek on January 8, 1901, in Morrison County, presumably in the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
Original parish records state Frank Sneider (name used, handwriting clear), a married man, died August 1, 1914 in Flensburg, and was buried on August 3, 1914. However, his gravestone has correct surname Schneider.
Frank was born in Culdrum Township to Anton and Johanna (Stellmach) Schneider, both born in Poland.
He married Julia Ziewtek on January 8, 1901, in Morrison County, presumably in the Sacred Heart Church in Flensburg.
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