Agnes Radzinski was born January 16, 1893 in Newton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, to her birth father Joseph Radzinski born in Poznan, Poland and his wife Matilda Rohde, born in Newton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Joseph Radzinski died October 18, 1894 when Agnes was an infant on the farm property he had purchased in 1893 Newton, township 18 North, Range 21, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
On the 1900 Federal Census for Newton, Sheet Number 3 B, Agnes is listed with her two older siblings Mary and Bruno as Radzinski.
Her widowed mother Matilda Rohde Radzinski then married Henry Kasten, also widowed with 4 children in 1895 and the couple added two more children to the family. It was often that children of a first marriage used the step-father's surname especially if they were very young at the time of their birth father's death. This was the casr with Agnes in her adult years.
Contributor: Rita
On the 1900 Federal Census for Newton, Sheet Number 3 B, Agnes is listed with her two older siblings Mary and Bruno as Radzinski.
Her widowed mother Matilda Rohde Radzinski then married Henry Kasten, also widowed with 4 children in 1895 and the couple added two more children to the family. It was often that children of a first marriage used the step-father's surname especially if they were very young at the time of their birth father's death. This was the casr with Agnes in her adult years.
Contributor: Rita
Agnes Radzinski was born January 16, 1893 in Newton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, to her birth father Joseph Radzinski born in Poznan, Poland and his wife Matilda Rohde, born in Newton, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. Joseph Radzinski died October 18, 1894 when Agnes was an infant on the farm property he had purchased in 1893 Newton, township 18 North, Range 21, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin.
On the 1900 Federal Census for Newton, Sheet Number 3 B, Agnes is listed with her two older siblings Mary and Bruno as Radzinski.
Her widowed mother Matilda Rohde Radzinski then married Henry Kasten, also widowed with 4 children in 1895 and the couple added two more children to the family. It was often that children of a first marriage used the step-father's surname especially if they were very young at the time of their birth father's death. This was the casr with Agnes in her adult years.
Contributor: Rita
On the 1900 Federal Census for Newton, Sheet Number 3 B, Agnes is listed with her two older siblings Mary and Bruno as Radzinski.
Her widowed mother Matilda Rohde Radzinski then married Henry Kasten, also widowed with 4 children in 1895 and the couple added two more children to the family. It was often that children of a first marriage used the step-father's surname especially if they were very young at the time of their birth father's death. This was the casr with Agnes in her adult years.
Contributor: Rita
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