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Category Archives: Chmielewski/Meleski
The Francis Meleski Household in the 1940 United States Federal Census
My half-second cousin, Francis J. Meleski, was enumerated in the 1940 US Federal Census with his wife, son, and brother at 130 Endicott St, Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA. The 1940 US Federal Census Record for the Meleski Household (Left) The 1940 … Continue reading
The Stephanie Meleski Household in the 1940 United States Federal Census
My half-grandaunt, Stephanie Meleski, was enumerated in the 1940 US Federal Census with several roomers at 16 Charlton St, Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA. The 1940 US Federal Census Record for the Meleski Household (Left) The 1940 US Federal Census Record for the Meleski Household (Right) SOURCE: … Continue reading
The Kostanty Niedzialkowski Family in the 1940 United States Federal Census
My grandparents, Kostanty Niedzialkowski and Helena Chmielewska, and their family resided at 18 Huntington Ave, Worcester, Worcester Co., Massachusetts. The 1940 US Federal Census Record for the Niedzialkowski Family (Left) The 1940 US Federal Census Record for the Niedzialkowski Family … Continue reading
The Mikoloski Family in the 1940 Worcester City Directory
My half second cousin Helene Rita Meleski was listed in the 1940 edition of Polk’s Worcester (Worcester County, Mass) City Directory residing at 92 Chatham St with her husband Zygmunt Stanisław Michałowski (Zigmond Stanley Mikoloski). Also listed in this entry … Continue reading
The Meleski Families in the 1940 Worcester City Directory
My Meleski (Chmielewski) cousins were listed in the 1940 edition of Polk’s Worcester (Worcester County, Mass) City Directory. Rita A. Meleski, Francis J. Meleski, and Harry J. Meleski are the children of my maternal grandmother’s half-brother, Joseph Chmielewski. Stephanie B. Meleski … Continue reading
The Birth of Anastasia Rita Chmielewski – 1911
Anastasia Rita Chmielewski, daughter of Józef Chmielewski and Katarzyna Warchol, was born on 22 February 1911 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. Her birth was recorded in a ledger for the city of Worcester. The Birth Record of Anastasia Rita … Continue reading
The Marriage of Józef Chmielewski and Katarzyna Warchol – 1910
Józef Chmielewski (son of Wincenty Chmielewski and Scholastyka Wojtczuka) and Katarzyna Warchol (daughter of Jan Warchol and Marianna) were married on 01 October 1894 in Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA. Their marriage was recorded in a ledger for the city … Continue reading
The Birth of Helene Rita Meleski – 1904
Helene Rita Meleski, daughter of Józef Chmielewski and Katarzyna Warchol, was born on 02 December 1904 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. The birth was recorded in a ledger for the city of Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. The Birth … Continue reading
The Birth of Francis Chmielewski – 1901
Francis Chmielewski, son of Józef Chmielewski and Katarzyna Warchol, was born on 04 October 1901 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. The birth was recorded in a ledger for the city of Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. The Birth Record … Continue reading
Approaching Ellis Island
All four of my grandparents were immigrants and all four entered the United States through Ellis Island. For that reason, the Ellis Island processing center holds special meaning for me as a significant location in my family history. Continue reading


