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Z Kalifornii do Nowego Jorku

Today, I travelled from California to New York. Continue reading

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The Wici Dancers

At last weekend’s conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of America, the Wici Dancers entertained attendees at the Saturday luncheon. Continue reading

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The 2009 Conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of America – Day 2

The 2009 Conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of America (PGSA) ended on Saturday. I attended four lectures out of the thirteen offered. Continue reading

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The 2009 Conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of America – Day 1

Today was the first day of the 2009 Conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of America. Continue reading

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Update on Three Men in Uniform

My previous post on the mystery photograph of three men in uniform found among family photos at my grandparents’ house in Worcester, Massachusetts generated some helpful hints about the photograph. Continue reading

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Nienadowa Field Sketches – Maps 13 & 14

The thirteenth and fourteenth of the Nienadowa, Galicia Field Sketch Maps from the Ukrainian Archives show a corner of Nienadowa that includes only lands owned by Count Eustachy Dembiński who lived in house number 1. Continue reading

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Lady Liberty in Passing

On my recent trip to the East Coast, a group of speakers from the 2009 Conference of the Polish Genealogical Society of Connecticut and the Northeast visited Ellis Island. As we passed the Statue of Liberty, I snapped this photo. Continue reading

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At Castle Garden

Before that, Castle Garden, operated by the State of New York, was used for processing immigrants, a function it performed from 1855 to 1890. Continue reading

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Three Men in Uniform

While I was visiting relatives in Worcester, Massachusetts last week, I was given this photograph of three men in uniform. Continue reading

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Grandfather's First Home in America

My grandfather, Michał Dańko, arrived at Ellis Island on the steamship the S.S . Zeeland on 07 Mar 1905. According to his passenger manifest, he was met by Isaac Flichtenfeld, a Jewish umbrella maker residing at 35 First Avenue in New … Continue reading

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