Notes: Zalewski Family Genealogy

Zalewski Family Genealogy

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1	In USA he was called Joseph Peter Quinette. He and Catherine Parks and children lived in Fredonia, Ozaukee County, WI, in 1860 and at Morrison, Brown County, WI, in 1870: Censuses of 1860 and 1870 in Robert Leishman papers in possession of Robert L. Quinnett.	QUINET, Joseph Pierre (I1449)
2	"My grandmother was five years old when her brother Jonnie passed away at the age of eight. He had been crippled from strong medicines given from a previous illness, and crawled on his knees and elbows." - Memoirs of Alfred Leroy Johnson, Jr. Not listed in the 1850 Census.	WEY, John Henry (I2075)
3	(Nee Strelka) Mon., June 16, 1997, age 86 years. Dear mother of Kathleen (James) Ney and Allen (Mary) Bruks. Fond grandmother of Debra (Richard) Acker, Kelly Lucas, Michelle (Thomas) Masson, Patrick Bruks and Sara (William) O'Reilly. Sister of Florence (William) Zeman. Also survived by 5 great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Irene was preceded in death by her husband Alfred in 1975. They were the former owners of Bruks Dry Cleaning. Visitation at St. Charles Church, 313 Circle Dr., Hartland, WI, Thurs. 3-5 PM followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 5 PM.	STRELKA, Irene Martha (I434)
4	--From Unknown Newspaper, probably from Phillips, Wisconsin-- On Saturday, May 9, Mrs. Margaret Stearns, many years a resident of this village, died at the home of her son at Phillips, after several years of ill health. Her death was due to cancer. Mrs. Stearns was born September 14, 1838, at Wurtemberg, Germany, coming to this country in 1881. She was a sister of the late William Schumacher and of Mrs. Peter Wagner. A brother, Fred Schumacher, lives at Worthingtan, Indiana, and a brother John at Kansas City, Kansas, and one sister still lives in Germany. The remains were brought nere Sunday and laid to rest in Oakwood cemetery. They were accompanied by Ernest Stearns and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stearns of Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braatz of Mellen, the sons and daughter of the deceased. There were also in attendance Miss Matie Smith of Mellen; and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rice and Mrs. E. J. Harkness, all of McMinnville, Tennessee. Mrs. Stearns was a woman who was well lov	SCHUMACHER, Katherina Rosina Margaretha (I347)
5	--Milwaukee Journal, August 9, 1941 Frank Zalewski, 82, of 2630 N Buffum St., was found dead on the floor of his home late Friday afternoon by his son, Joseph, a police officer, who came to visit him. He had been living alone since his wife died two years ago. Death was due to natural causes, according to coroner's assistants. Mr. Zalewski was born in Germany and came to this country 51 years ago. He worked for the department of public works for 39 years, retiring six years ago. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1935. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 am Monday at the Schramka chapel, 612 E Burleigh st, and at 9 am at St. Casimir's church, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Survivors include two sons, Joseph and Frank, jr., and five daughters, Mrs. Angeline Pierzchalski, Mrs. Mary Gierszewski, Mrs. Frances Cybela, Mrs. Helen Stroinski and Mrs. Agnes Walczak. Obituary, Milwaukee Journal - August 9, 1941 ZALEWSKI, Frank sr., Fri., Aug. 8, aged 82 years. residence, 2630 N. Buffum st., beloved father of Angeline Pierschalski, Mary Gierszewski, Joseph, Frances Cybela, Helen Stroinski, Frank, jr., and Agnes Walczak; also survived by 17 grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m. from the Schramka Funeral Home, 612 E. Burleigh st. Services St. Casimir's church 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. In state Sat, after 9 p.m.	ZALEWSKI, Frank J Sr. (I270)
6	10AM on Wednesday	BRAATZ, Agnes Katherine (I252)
7	12:55pm	SHANNON, Marie R (I1667)
8	1792, 25 Apr. - Michael Hahn, along with Martin Burkhardt and Michael Lutz were viewing some lots at "Blue Bank" not far from the station, and were attacked by Indians. All subsequently lost their lives. Described as "large, heavy Pennsylvanian Dutchman". Lutz was scalped; Hahn was wounded but ran to within view of the station where the Indians finished him off, but did not get his scalp. Burkhardt, shot through right shoulder, escaped to the river but drowned and his body was found 6 weeks later at North Bend.	HAHN, Michael Leonard (I3801)
9	1:15am	SZULTA, Ignatz Peter (I356)
10	392-14-8423	GRADY, Robert Henry (I370)
11	398-22-9004	LAST, William Henry (I364)
12	3rd marriage. MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR ITTLINGEN BEGIN 1745.	FLECK, Johann Casper (I1758)
13	6am	WOYAK, John B (I3081)
14	7:30am	ARNOLD, Rosina Winslow (I2170)
15	9:15 am	THIELKE, LeRoy Arthur (I26)
16	ABBR Birth Certificate	Source (S3)
17	ABBR Corrigan Family Genealogy	Source (S9)
18	ABBR Corrigan Family Memories	Source (S2)
19	ABBR Death Certificate	Source (S4)
20	ABBR Descendants of Thomas Corrigan	Source (S8)
21	ABBR Marriage Certificate	Source (S5)
22	ABBR Mary Jane Zalewski	Source (S11)
23	ABBR The Zalewski Family Booklet	Source (S10)
24	Aboard the ship "Trumbull"", from Antwerp to New York, 4 March 1856 to 22 April 1856	FRANCOIS, Adrien (I1643)
25	According to a story about how Thomas died, while he was having a stroke the town doctor was riding by on his horse to deliver a baby. One of Thomas' children ran out a started waving their arms at the doctor to get his attention. Unfortunately, he just waved back and kept on going thinking that the child was just saying hello.	CORRIGAN, Thomas Joseph (I1)
26	Adrien Francois was born 17 March 1834 in the village of Hevillers, Brabant Wallon Province, Belgium. In 1856 he immigrated to the U.S. along with his wife, Marie Francoise Sufriangville (ca. 1834-1862) , and their three children, Adam, Marie Florentine, and Celestine; others in the party were Adrien's brother Pierre, Pierre's family, and a neighbor from Hevillers, Jean Joseph Tonnon. The party proceeded to the then frontier Town of Brussels in Door County, Wisconsin, where in May 1857 they made land claims and established the foundations of the village of Misiere. Adrien's wife, Marie Francoise, died in 1862. The following year Adrien married Fulvie Adelaide Piette (1846-1905), a fellow immigrant from Belgium who had arrived in the Misiere area with her parents in 1857. Adrien and Fulvie had six children, all born at Misiere. Adrien continued to reside at Misiere until the mid-1880s. He was involved there in many enterprises, including farming and the operation of a saloon and dance hall. He also held a number of civil posts, including postmaster at Misiere, member of the Door County Board, and Clerk of the Board of the Town of Brussels. He was also among the founders of the St. Michaels Catholic Church, which was built upon land donated by Adrien. Adriens twice lost he home to fire, first in the Great Fire of 8 October 1871 which laid waste to a large portion of northeastern Wisconsin, and again in a fire that destroyed his home and saloon in 1885. After his time in Door County Adrien first moved to Green Bay, where he engaged in a brick-making business with his brother. He subsequently moved to Springville (later named Plover) in Portage County, Wisconsin. He died there 5 January 1900 and is buried in Saint Stephen Cemetery. His name at birth was spelled Adrien. During his years in Door County the spelling most commonly used was Adrian. In his last years he was mostly known by the name Andrew, perhaps as an attempt to anglicize his name when he was no longer a member of the dominantly French-speaking community at Misiere. Also, in some late records, including his obituary, his surname was recorded in the anglicized form as Frances or Francis. Obituary----- Died at Springville: Andrew Frances of Springville, who died Friday evening of apoplexy, aged 66 years was buried from St. Stephen's Catholic church Monday morning at 9 o'clock Rev. W. J. Rice officiating. Mr. Frances was born in Belgium on March 17, 1832, and came to this country when a small boy. After residing 35 years in Door county and 14 years at Green Bay, he came to Springville in 1894, and bought a small farm on which he had lived ever since. He leaves a large family of children all grown and married including Mrs. Mary Simon, Mrs. Josephine Gesion [Gyrion] and Mrs. Lucy Simon of Springville. He died at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon as the result of a third stroke of paralysis received the previous Wednesday. (Stevens Point Daily Journal, Stevens Point, Wisconsin; Saturday 13 January 1900 p.5	FRANCOIS, Adrien (I1643)
27	After husband Fred passed away stayed in home in Excelsior till destroyed by fire; Mary Jane moved when married her deceased husband John's brother, Fred, 1868 Excelsior,Wisconsin A Rosina Dieter, daughter of Mary Jane and John, is buried in Immanuel, aged 10 days 7-7-1867 to 7-17-1867, wasn't sure if same as the Rosina I have listed as being born to them in 1861.	LINT, Mary Jane (I1597)
28	After the marriage of Amos and Phoebe Dakins, they lived in Canada for nearly twelve years. In June 1850, the family started for Wisconsin. By wagon they traveled sixty miles to Port Huron, where they took passage on a boat and reached Sheboygan. Journeying by wagon to Fond du Lac, WI, Mr. Dakins, with the aid of his brother-in-law, built a sailboat, on which they sailed up the Wolf river, as far as Fremont. Here he bought 160 acres of government land, and after cutting timber on the same, he sold eighty acres, and for five years they resided in a log cabin. Then Mr. Dakins bought forty acres, upon which stood a comfortable dwelling. Amos Dakins [note: I assume Amos, Jr] enlisted at Fremont March 23, 1864, in Co. B, Thirty-seventh Wis. V. I, which was sent to Virginia, and participated in the battle of Petersburg. Mr. Dakins was taken sick in Virginia, and came home on a two months furlough. Rejoining his regiment, he remained till the close of the war; meanwhile the mother sold the Fremont property, and purchased eighty acres of partially improved land in Lind township. Here they lived until 1873, when they came to Buena Vista township, Portage county. Mr. Dakins bought forty acres of wild land, and built the home in which his son, Albert H. now lives. In 1890 he removed to McDill, where he died May 16 1892, aged eighty years and one day. His wife now resides with her son, Albert H.	DAKINS, Amos (I2116)
29	Also lived with John Karpowicz, John Steliga and Michael T Burczyk families	LINDNER, Johann J (I664)
30	Anna never marries	ZALEWSKI, Anna M (I2596)
31	At some point, the name MUENCH was changed to MINK.	Family: John Michael MUENCH / Maria Christina LAUDIG (F638)
32	At the time of Marie's death she had been living with her son Rev. Philip St. Louis in Green Bay for a couple of years and then they moved to Florence where he was pastor at Immaculate Conception Church. She died only a couple of days after they arrived in Florence.	MANSEAU, Marie DesAnges (I706)
33	Baptized on the eleventh day April, One-thousand eight-hundred and forty-seven by mc(?) George Slack, Minister of the Church of England - Margaret, eldest child of Robert Moran of Granby neoman(?) + of Dorothy his wife maiden name Cook - Born on the twenty-fifth day of May, One-thousand eight-hundred and forty-six. Sponsors: Margaret Moran Aunt + Parents	MORAN, Margaret M (I1635)
34	Baptized on the fourth day of January, one-thousand eight-hundred and forty-nine by me George Slack, Minister of the Church of England. by me, George Slack, Minister of the Church of England [not sure why he repeated that line] Robert, eldest son of Robert Moran of Granby and of Dorah, his wife, maiden name Cook. Born on the twenty-fourth day of November, one-thousand eight-hundred and forty-eight. Sponsors, parents.	MORAN, Robert Jr (I1636)
35	Baptized on the twentieth day of March, one-thousand eight-hundred and fifty-one by me George Slack, Minister of the Church of England. Solomon Francis, second son of Robert Moran of Granby ??? and Dorothy, his wife, maiden name Cook. Born on the sixth day of June, one-thousand eight-hundred and fifty. Sponsors: Parents and James Moran, uncle	MORAN, Soloman Francis (I1637)
36	Block 2, Sec. A North 1/2 of Lot 262	ZALEWSKI, Frank Edward Jr (I272)
37	Block: 18 Section: 3 Row: Lot: 90 Grave: 3	LINDNER, Johann J (I664)
38	Block: 4 Section: B Row: Lot: 119-s Grave: 1	ZALEWSKI, Jacob (I2590)
39	Block: 4 Section: B Row: Lot: 119-s Grave: 4	ZALEWSKI, Edward Robert (I2597)
40	Bootjack: Thomas Francis Corrigan, Sr., 90, of Bootjack, passed away unexpectedly at Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital in Laurium on January 25, 2017 with his family by his side. He was born on April 27, 1926 in Ashland, Wisconsin, a son of Maurice and Agnes Corrigan. He attended schools in Kingsford, MI. He Joined the Air Force in WWII, where he trained as an Air Traffic Controller. He worked at the Houghton County Airport, retiring in 1981. He was married to Jeanette Johnson at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Calumet on April 29, 1950. He was a member of Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Lake Linden. Thomas loved his family. He always had a German shepherd by his side. He was proud of his Irish heritage. He was preceded in death by his parents, sister-Shirley, and twin sister-Jane. He is survived by: his wife-Jeanette of Bootjack; 6 children-Thomas (Pat) of Chassell, Lawrence (Cecelia) of Bootjack, Michael (Nancy) of Bootjack, Edwin (Darlene) of Bootjack, Diane “Sissy” (Donald) Wareham of Tamarack, and Linda (Joe) Schneller of Bootjack; 16 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; sister-Pat Rogalla of Wausau, WI; a brother-George (Virginia) Corrigan of Florida; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 A.M. on Monday at Saint Joseph Church in Lake Linden with Fr. Joseph Boakye Yiadom to officiate. Burial will be at the Mount Calvary Cemetery. The Pearce Funeral Home in Lake Linden is assisting the family. Online condolences may be left at pearcefuneralhome.com	CORRIGAN, Thomas Francis Sr (I295)
41	Born at 900 Fratney St., 13th Ward, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin	ZALEWSKI, Frank Edward Jr (I272)
42	Burial Location: Block 16, Lot 388,	ZALEWSKI, Marianna B (I276)
43	Burial location: Block 18, Section B, Lot 343 I have a copy of the Coroner's Report.	CYBELA, Norbert (I469)
44	Burial location: Block 18, Section B, Lot 343, Grave 2	ZALEWSKI, Franciszka Dorothy (I277)
45	Burial location: Block 2, Section A, Lot 262 North Obituary, Milwaukee Journal, April 12, 1939 ZALEWSKI, Anna (nee Lindner), Tuesday, Apr. 11, aged 73 years, beloved wife of Frank, fond mother of Angeline Pierzchalski, Mary Gierszewski, Joseph, Frances Cybela, Helen Stroinski, Frank, jr., and Agnes Walczak; sister of John Lindner and Elizabeth Kozlowski; also survived by 17 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 8:30 a.m. in. from the Eugene Schramka Funeral Home, 612 E. Burleigh st. Services at St. Casimir's church at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Member of the Ladies' Rosary society, Third Order of St. Francis, and C.O.F. St. Casimir's court No. 750.	LINDNER, Anna A (I271)
46	Burial location: Block 2, Section A, Lot 262 North	ZALEWSKI, Frank Edward Jr (I272)
47	Burial location: Block 2, Section A, Lot 262 South	ZALEWSKI, Martha (I275)
48	Burial location: Block 23, Lot 129, Grave 5	ZALEWSKI, Helen A (I279)
49	Burial location: Block 29, Lot 266 South, Grave 2	ZALEWSKI, Joseph Frank (I505)
50	Burial Location: Block 51, Lot 94, Grave 1	ZALEWSKI, Angeline R (I274)