The Death of Harry Meleski
My grandmother’s half-nephew, Harry Meleski, was a prominent attorney in Worcester, Massachusetts. His Death Certificate is filed with the City of Worcester, with a copy to the State of Massachusetts. I obtained this copy from the State of Massachusetts, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics.
The Death Certificate for Harry J. Meleski
Click on the link for a PDF copy of the Death Certificate for Harry J. Meleski. The record states that:
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Harry J. Meleski was born on May 3, 1898 in Massachusetts and Died January 8, 1981 in Hahnemann Hospital, Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
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Harry’s wife was Margaret Werme
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His residence was 33 Hill Top Circle, Worcester, Massachusetts
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His occupation was Retired Attorney for the City of Worcester
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His parents were Joseph Meleski and Katherine Warchol, both born in Poland
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Harry was buried in Hope Cemetery, Worcester, Massachusetts on January 12, 1981 by A J Jozefowski of Alexander Memorial Chapel at 52 Ward Street, Worcester
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An autopsy was performed
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Harry died as a result of respiratory failure, due to weeks of aspiration pneumonia, as a consequence of Parkinson’s Syndrome
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Harry also suffered from benign prostatic hypertrophy
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Harry’s death was certified by Leonard Morse, MD
Harry and his wife died childless. Their grave has been largely neglected.

December 14th, 2006 at 10:49 am
[…] Children of JOSEPH CHMIELEWSKI and KATARZYNA WARCHOL are: i. HARRY JOHN MELESKI was born 03 May 1898, Holyoke, Hampden Co., Massachusetts, and died 08 Jan 1981, Hahnemann Hospital /Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts. He married MARGARET WERME, after 1930. She was born 23 Feb 1902, Massachusetts, and died 22 Apr 1983, Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts. […]
May 11th, 2007 at 5:26 am
I just came across this page by accident and would like to find out if we might be related somehow. My name was changed from Chmielewski also. I had started my genealogy awhile ago, and now I am trying to get back into it. the Meleski side has been harder then I thought. please drop me a line I would like to compare the little info I have to see if we might have a connection.
Thank you
John Meleski