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Konopacki, Stanislaw "George" b.1788-1793 looking for Polish Root... [wiadomość #11275] Fri, 22 February 2013 19:09 Przejdź do następnej wiadomości
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Postaram si uruchomi now stron z "Stanisaw Konopacki ur. 1793" w tej dziedzinie.
On jest moim Great Great pradziadek i staram si znale rodziny mieszkajcych w Polsce!
Jego dzieci urodziy si w Kocierzynie.

Kocierzyna 1815 Josephina Konopacki - ojciec Stanisaw, matka Margaretha Piechowska

Kocierzyna 1827 Peter Paul Konopacki - ojciec Stanisaw, matka Margaretha Piechowska

Kocierzyna 1829 Catharina Konopacki - ojciec Stanisaw, matka Margaretha Piechowska

Kocierzyna 1832 Albrecht Jzef Konopacki - ojciec Stanisaw, matka Margaretha Piechowska

Nie mam adnych informacji na temat rodzicw Stanisawa i Margaretha. Co wicej o nich, miejsce urodzenia, wie gdzie yli, braci lub siostry, ciotki i wujkw, mog by przydatne w moim poszukiwaniu rodziny.
Dziki wszystkim, przeczytaj to!
James Konopacky

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Odp: Konopacki Stanisław - Kościerzyna - Czy istnieje sposób mogę zobaczyć to forum w języku ang.? [wiadomość #11278 jest odpowiedzią na wiadomość #11275] Fri, 22 February 2013 20:40 Przejdź do poprzedniej wiadomościPrzejdź do następnej wiadomości
mark65 jest aktualnie niedostępny  mark65
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Witaj James,
Na naszym forum piszemy tylko w jzyku polskim;-), ale to nie znaczy, e nie mona zadawa pyta po angielsku.
Chtnie pomoemy, potomkom pochodzcym z Pomorza.
Z tego co wida z naszej bazy - Konopacki, brak jest urodze, wiele zgonw (parafie Kocierzyna, Miobdz, Styca, Lipusz, Stara Kiszewa, Wielki Komrsk, Kiebasin, Osie), a za lubw te troch (parafia Kocierzyna, Godziszewo, Styca).
http://www.ptg.gda.pl/index.php/ptgnews/action/basesearch/
Przydaoby si wicej szczegw o rodzinie, no i oczywicie weryfikacja podanych danych, Stanisawa, Margarethy(Magorzaty) i ich dzieci.
Moe koledzy, znajcy parafi Kocierzyna , co wicej dodadz.
Pozdrawiam
Mariusz


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Odp: Konopacki Stanisław - Kościerzyna - Czy istnieje sposób mogę zobaczyć to forum w języku ang.? [wiadomość #11283 jest odpowiedzią na wiadomość #11278] Sat, 23 February 2013 15:22 Przejdź do poprzedniej wiadomościPrzejdź do następnej wiadomości
Milksurfer jest aktualnie niedostępny  Milksurfer
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wystepuja co prawda w moim regionie sa lub byly chyba groby w Nowe-Neuenburg nad Wisla

http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odwaga
Konopacki, Stanislaw "George" b.1788-1793 looking for Polish Roots [wiadomość #11290 jest odpowiedzią na wiadomość #11275] Mon, 25 February 2013 18:34 Przejdź do poprzedniej wiadomości
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The Kaszuby Region - Home of the Polish Pioneers of Portage County

Albert Hart Sanford, M.A., in his report, "Polish People of Portage County," which was submitted to the State Historical Society of Wisconsin as a part of its Proceedings in 1907

Karthaus (Polish Kartuzy) was a district just west of Danzig (Polish Gdarisk#, in what was then West Prussia. That area had been part of the Prussian empire since the first partition of Poland in 1772, and was to become part of the German Empire after its unification in 1871. Present-day maps identify the area surrounding Kartuzy as Pojezierze Kaszubskie or the "Kaszubian Lakelands," named after an ethnic group, the Kaszubi, who have lived in that area since ancient times.
The arrival of railroad service in Eastern Europe had made the seaports of Hamburg and Bremen more accessible. Economic and social conditions, some as a result of the political situation, had created very difficult living conditions for Kaszuby residents. A growing landless population had developed with little hope for improvement, and as a result families had made the decision to leave the area.
Rev. Kruszka indicates that the availability of affordable land and the knowledge that a Polish priest, Rev. John Polak, was pastor of St. Stephan's Catholic Church in Stevens Point, drew Koziczkowski to Portage County. Sanford agrees that land opportunity probably drew him to the area, but, he notes that St. Stephan's parish records indicate Rev. Polak began his pastorate there in 1860. A tenure from July, 1860, to March, 1862, is reported for him in a history of Wisconsin Catholic parishes.
Reportedly, letters written back to Poland were encouraging, and the next year three more families from Kaszuby were to come to Portage County and to the town of Sharon.

The passenger list of the Atlantic, which arrived in New York from Bremen on August 9, 1858, shows that the family of Joseph and Marianna #Konopacka) Platta.

According to the filing dates of their intent, Platta was in Portage County in August of 1859. An August, 1858 arrival in New York was indicated.
Research of the parish records of Koscierzyna (German Berent#, just to the south of Stezyca, revealed the baptisms of the Konopacka- Platta children as well as the marriage records of their parents. Both families lived in the village of Skorzewo. # I "Jim" do not know if this is referring to the Platta parents only or if this included the Konopacki parents as well#.
Arriving in the late summer of 1859 were the family of Christian and Josephina #Konopacka) Dzwonkowski, Stanislaus and Margaretha (Piechowska) Konopacki, all of whom sailed on the Amelia. This ship had left Hamburg on June 15, 1859, bound for Quebec.
The Dzwonkowski family with (Stanislaw and Margaretha Konopacki mother, father inlaws) came on this ship. On a chart that I can't copy and paste the words Geburts-und Wohnort as RYBACKEN next to this is Landes under this is PREUSSEN.
Intents to naturalize, of those Amelia passengers who filed them, indicated their port of entry into the U.S. as Milwaukee, where they arrived in August or September of 1859 According to information in the obituaries of Mrs. Christian (Josephina Konopacka) Dzwonkowska and her daughter, Mrs. Albert (Frances Dzwonkowska) Kubisiak, their family traveled by rail and by water from Quebec to Wisconsin, and then came up river by boat to Gill's Landing, where they then traveled by land to the town of Sharon.
All of these passengers initially settled in the town of Sharon, with some of them later moving to Stevens Point - the first of their ethnic group to live in this city. Most of the marriage records of these couples and the baptismal records of their children were located in Lesno parish in Chojnice (German Konitz) district of Bydgoszcz (German Bromberg) province. Some of their records were located in Koscierzyna parish of the Platta family.
Peter and Charlotte (Taczek) Konopacki and their family were also named as probable Polish settlers prior to 1860. According to reports, they first went to Winona, MN, and then to Portage County. The 1860 Federal Census of the town of Sharon, dated July 24th, includes this family. Their records have been located in Koscierzyna parish, but not on a passenger list. Neither has an intent been located in Portage County. However, a Peter Konopecky filed an intent in Winona County, MN, on March 4, 1859.
County marriage records indicate a representation from throughout this region, although the majority came from the centrally located parishes of Stezyca, Suleczyno, Sierakowice, Gowidlino, and Parchowo, along with the more southern parishes of Brusy, Lipusz, Lesno, Koscierzyna, Wiele, and Czersk.
This steady influx of immigrants from the Kaszuby area to Portage County continued until the late 1880's.
The post-Civil War period brought the arrival of many Poles from other areas of Poland. Most were from the Prussian partition, particularly from the Bydgoszcz (German Bromberg) and the Poznan (German Posen) areas. Some of them had lived briefly in other areas of Wisconsin or elsewhere in the U.S., often in the larger cities. The late 1880's brought representatives from the other partitions of Poland. The immigration continues until today, drawn, perhaps, to Portage County by the successful, large Polish community, which began with the arrival of the Koziczkowski family in 1857, and the 13 families who joined them in 1858 and 1859.
There is a map of Poland with the words in the middle of the map saying POJEZIERZE KASZUBSKIE.
The Platta family locality is SKORZEWO. The Konopacki family locality is RYBACKI.

In 1859 when Stanislaw arrived in the town of Sharon in Wisconsin he was 66 years old, with a birth date of about 1793. Margaretha Piechowska was born in Kaszuby, Lubelskie, Poland after 1795.

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