(1831 - 1913)
SIXTY-NINE DESCENDANTS SURVIVE HIM
John Korlesky Leaves Many Relatives at His Death
FRANCIS CREEK PIONEER IS DEAD
Sixty-nine descendants survive John Korlesky, a pioneer resident of the city, who died today at his home on South Twentieth street, from infirmities of age. Mr. Korlesky is survived by eleven children, fifty-three grand-children and five great grand-children, a majority of who reside in this city.
Born in Poland 83 years ago, Mr. Korlesky came to America as a young man of twenty-two and for sixty years had resided in this country, having located in Manitowoc county within a few years after coming to America. He was a mason by trade until forced by age to retire. Mr. Korlesky was known as "the man who never made an enemy," being a man of kindly disposition, even tempered and genial at all times.
Surviving children are Martin, Peter, John, Joseph, Frank, Mrs. Paul Budnik, Mrs. J. Jagodinski, Mrs. Jos. Komoroski, Mrs. Jos. Borozka, Mrs. Jos. Revolinski, Mrs. John Jorinsky.
Funeral services will be held from St. Mary's church Saturday morning under auspices of St. Joseph's society.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wis., Wednesday, December 17, 1913 pg. 1
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(1831 - 1913)
SIXTY-NINE DESCENDANTS SURVIVE HIM
John Korlesky Leaves Many Relatives at His Death
FRANCIS CREEK PIONEER IS DEAD
Sixty-nine descendants survive John Korlesky, a pioneer resident of the city, who died today at his home on South Twentieth street, from infirmities of age. Mr. Korlesky is survived by eleven children, fifty-three grand-children and five great grand-children, a majority of who reside in this city.
Born in Poland 83 years ago, Mr. Korlesky came to America as a young man of twenty-two and for sixty years had resided in this country, having located in Manitowoc county within a few years after coming to America. He was a mason by trade until forced by age to retire. Mr. Korlesky was known as "the man who never made an enemy," being a man of kindly disposition, even tempered and genial at all times.
Surviving children are Martin, Peter, John, Joseph, Frank, Mrs. Paul Budnik, Mrs. J. Jagodinski, Mrs. Jos. Komoroski, Mrs. Jos. Borozka, Mrs. Jos. Revolinski, Mrs. John Jorinsky.
Funeral services will be held from St. Mary's church Saturday morning under auspices of St. Joseph's society.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Wis., Wednesday, December 17, 1913 pg. 1
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Family Members
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Mary Korlesky Budnik
1859–1921
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Martin Korlesky
1860–1940
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Peter Korlesky
1861–1942
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Antoinette Korlesky Jagodenski
1870–1950
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Katharine Korlesky Komorowski
1872–1928
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John Frank Korlesky
1875–1946
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Anna M Korlesky Borucki
1879–1946
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Frank John Korlesky Sr
1882–1953
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Angeline "Nellie" Korlesky Zagrodnik
1884–1933
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Josephine Korlesky Revolinsky
1886–1950
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