Per the Petition for Naturalization, Josef Wonsowicz was born in Polnica, Poland and his race was Polish. The surname Wonsowicz was changed to Wynn on June 4, 1942 when Joseph was Naturalized.
I tried locating the headstone through FAG and was left with the following messages from the volunteer.
The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
They also reported, specifically:
Just a suggestion -- there are two Holy Crosses in LA County (very confusing) you might try the Holy Cross in Pomona.
I tried locating the headstone through FAG and was left with the following messages from the volunteer.
The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
They also reported, specifically:
Just a suggestion -- there are two Holy Crosses in LA County (very confusing) you might try the Holy Cross in Pomona.
Per the Petition for Naturalization, Josef Wonsowicz was born in Polnica, Poland and his race was Polish. The surname Wonsowicz was changed to Wynn on June 4, 1942 when Joseph was Naturalized.
I tried locating the headstone through FAG and was left with the following messages from the volunteer.
The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
They also reported, specifically:
Just a suggestion -- there are two Holy Crosses in LA County (very confusing) you might try the Holy Cross in Pomona.
I tried locating the headstone through FAG and was left with the following messages from the volunteer.
The general problem they reported is:
Cemetery office has no record of this person
They also reported, specifically:
Just a suggestion -- there are two Holy Crosses in LA County (very confusing) you might try the Holy Cross in Pomona.
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