Catherine and Adam Adamaszek were born in GroB Schoenwalde (Szynwald) area of WestpreuBen. They were married on 4 Nov 1844 in Koerberrode (today Nowe Jankowice, Poland), Adam was 24 and Catherine 21. Their first three children were born in this area. They moved to a tiny village now in Poland and is called Plowez, it is in the adminstrative district of Gmina Jablonowo Pormorskie, within Brodnica County, Kuyavian- Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland.
Catherine emigrated to the US on 07 Dec 1880, after the death of her husband in what was then still the country of WestpreuBen. All of her children came to the US in the early 1880s. Her husband Adam had died in WestpreuBen between 1875-1880, and certainly is not buried in Mt. Olivet as is indicted on FindAGrave.
Father - Joseph Wiencek
Mother - Mary Radziszewski
Spouse - Adam Adamaszek
Mother of
Martin J. Adamaszek 1856-1913
Anna Margareth Adamaszek Tanka 1859-1953
Rosalia Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1862- abt 1930
John Adamaszek 1864-1916
Katherine "Kate" Adamaszek Schoener 1872-1947
Mary Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1872-1944
Josephine Adamaszek Ejka 1875-1841
Catherine emigrated to the US on 07 Dec 1880, after the death of her husband in what was then still the country of WestpreuBen. All of her children came to the US in the early 1880s. Her husband Adam had died in WestpreuBen between 1875-1880, and certainly is not buried in Mt. Olivet as is indicted on FindAGrave.
Father - Joseph Wiencek
Mother - Mary Radziszewski
Spouse - Adam Adamaszek
Mother of
Martin J. Adamaszek 1856-1913
Anna Margareth Adamaszek Tanka 1859-1953
Rosalia Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1862- abt 1930
John Adamaszek 1864-1916
Katherine "Kate" Adamaszek Schoener 1872-1947
Mary Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1872-1944
Josephine Adamaszek Ejka 1875-1841
Catherine and Adam Adamaszek were born in GroB Schoenwalde (Szynwald) area of WestpreuBen. They were married on 4 Nov 1844 in Koerberrode (today Nowe Jankowice, Poland), Adam was 24 and Catherine 21. Their first three children were born in this area. They moved to a tiny village now in Poland and is called Plowez, it is in the adminstrative district of Gmina Jablonowo Pormorskie, within Brodnica County, Kuyavian- Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland.
Catherine emigrated to the US on 07 Dec 1880, after the death of her husband in what was then still the country of WestpreuBen. All of her children came to the US in the early 1880s. Her husband Adam had died in WestpreuBen between 1875-1880, and certainly is not buried in Mt. Olivet as is indicted on FindAGrave.
Father - Joseph Wiencek
Mother - Mary Radziszewski
Spouse - Adam Adamaszek
Mother of
Martin J. Adamaszek 1856-1913
Anna Margareth Adamaszek Tanka 1859-1953
Rosalia Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1862- abt 1930
John Adamaszek 1864-1916
Katherine "Kate" Adamaszek Schoener 1872-1947
Mary Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1872-1944
Josephine Adamaszek Ejka 1875-1841
Catherine emigrated to the US on 07 Dec 1880, after the death of her husband in what was then still the country of WestpreuBen. All of her children came to the US in the early 1880s. Her husband Adam had died in WestpreuBen between 1875-1880, and certainly is not buried in Mt. Olivet as is indicted on FindAGrave.
Father - Joseph Wiencek
Mother - Mary Radziszewski
Spouse - Adam Adamaszek
Mother of
Martin J. Adamaszek 1856-1913
Anna Margareth Adamaszek Tanka 1859-1953
Rosalia Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1862- abt 1930
John Adamaszek 1864-1916
Katherine "Kate" Adamaszek Schoener 1872-1947
Mary Adamaszek Statkiewicz 1872-1944
Josephine Adamaszek Ejka 1875-1841
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