After the death of his first wife, Małgorzata Korbus, Jan Dańko, son of Wojciech Dańko and Agnieszka Smyka, married Salomea Ciesielka, daughter of Adam Ciesielka and Elżbieta Nieszporek on 19 May 1867 in Piaski, Lublin Okręg, Lublin Gubernia, Vistula Land, Russian Empire.
The Marriage Record of Jan Dańko and Salomea Ciesielka - 1867
SOURCE: Parafia pw. św. Krzyża Świętego (Piaski, Lublin Okręg, Lublin Gubernia, Vistula Land, Russian Empire), “Parafia Piaski k. Lublina, Akta Ślubów 1864-1881. [Marriage Records of the Piaski Parish, Lublin Chancery 1864-1881],” page 89, entry 35, Jan Dańko and Salomea Ciesielka, 19 May 1867; filmed as Kopie księg metrykalnych, 1810-1915; FHL INTL Film 2,329,238, Item 3.
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89 . Â Â Â 35 . Â Â Â Gardzienice.
LUBLIN DEACONATEThis happened in the town of Piaski wielkie on the nineteenth day of May in the year one-thousand eight-hundred sixty-seven at the hour of twelve noon. We make it known that in the presence of witnesses: Stanisław [Tlenis?], thirty years of age, and Wawrzeniec [Bis?], thirty years of age, farmers in Gardzienice, on this day a religious marriage was contracted between: Jan Dańko, a farm hand, widower after Małgorzata née Korbus who died on the sixth of February in this same year, son of Wojciech Dańko and his wife Agnieszka née Smyka, a sheep farmer in Oleśniki, born in Stryjów, for three years in the service of this one, thirty years of age, and the maiden Salomea Ciesielka, daughter of Adam Ciesielka and his wife Elżbieta née Nieszporek, farmers in Gardzienice, born in Gardzienice and residing there with her parents, twenty years of age. This wedding was preceded by three readings of the banns, on the fifth, twelfth, and nineteenth of this same month and year. The newlyweds stated that they had made no prenuptial agreement between them. Oral consent for this marriage contract was given by the parents of the newlyweds who were present for the recording of the marriage. This document was read aloud to the declarants and witnesses who do not know how to write, and was signed by Us.
[signed] The Reverend Andrzej Burdzicki, Administrator of the Parish of PiaskiÂ
Earlier in the year 1867, Jan Danko’s wife Małgorzata and son Franciszek died. With this marriage, Jan wasted no time finding a new wife to take care of his house and family. This document provides two clues to the origin of this family: Jan was born in Stryjów (Tarnogóra Parish) and his parents resided in Oleśniki (Fajsławice Parish). Both of these places are just to the south of Piaski. The Tarnogóra metrical records from 1810-1910 and the Fajsławice metrical records from 1825-1910 have been microfilmed by the Family History Library.
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