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| Gmina (community) Czerwonka is a rural Gmina in Makow County, Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland, It's seat is the village of Czerwonka, which lies approximately 9 kilometres north-east of Makow Mazowieki and 77 Km north of Warsaw. website is www.czerwonka.pl Probably from the beginning of the Plock diocese (around 1075) documents and documents important for the Plock Church were collected and stored. The cathedral chapter dealt with this, keeping the first archives of the diocese in its treasury. Part of this collection was an extensive collection of valuable manuscripts (among them the Plock Bible and the Gospel of Anastasia from the 12th century, Gospel Pericopes, Gospel according to St. Mark). The first certain mention of the chapter archives dates back to 1398. During the reign of Sigismund I, a copy of the diplomas in the archive was made, and in 1594 the chapter ordered an inventory of resources. The Swedish occupation (1655-1656) affected the archive, as did all of Mazovia. |
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| Ignacy birth: Place of book keeping: Archives of the Diocese of Plock. 09-400 Plock; street Archbishop A. Nowowiejski 2 |
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| Burial: Old Village Cemetery, Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA Find a Grave Memorial # 72990792 |
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| Burial: Old Village Cemetery, Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA Find a Grave Memorial # 73164107 |
Note H10145 :
| The geneteka.genealodzy.pl Polish Website lists twins born 9-4-2015 in Radzikowo, Poland which is North Poland. Sionce Marianna's first child Jozef was born in 1834, the dates of the birth of Marianna and Katarzyna fit. Bear in mind that these were popular names in Poland. Since Adam and Katarzyna were married in 1846 it is assumed that Marianna died between 1843 (date of her last child being born) and 1846 the marriage date of Adam and Katarzyna. The Polish web site lists the death of three Marianna Poplawska's during that time all from the same East Central part of Poland. The three died in 1844, 1845 and 1846. It is assumed one of those was Adam's wife Marianna. The website does not list the parents of any three Marianna's in the death file. It does list the parents of Marianna and Katarzyna in the birth file of 1815 as father: Wawrzyniec Chmielski and mothe Ceclia Rymkowska. |
Note H10146 :
| The geneteka.genealodzy.pl Polish Website lists twins born 9-4-2015 in Radzikowo, Poland which is North Poland. Sionce Marianna's first child Jozef was born in 1834, the dates of the birth of Marianna and Katarzyna fit. Bear in mind that these were popular names in Poland. Since Adam and Katarzyna were married in 1846 it is assumed that Marianna died between 1843 (date of her last child being born) and 1846 the marriage date of Adam and Katarzyna. The Polish web site lists the death of three Marianna Poplawska's during that time all from the same East Central part of Poland. The three died in 1844, 1845 and 1846. It is assumed one of those was Adam's wife Marianna. The website does not list the parents of any three Marianna's in the death file. It does list the parents of Marianna and Katarzyna in the birth file of 1815 as father: Wawrzyniec Chmielski and mothe Ceclia Rymkowska. |
Note H10147 :
| The geneteka.genealodzy.pl Polish Website lists twins born 9-4-2015 in Radzikowo, Poland which is North Poland. Sionce Marianna's first child Jozef was born in 1834, the dates of the birth of Marianna and Katarzyna fit. Bear in mind that these were popular names in Poland. Since Adam and Katarzyna were married in 1846 it is assumed that Marianna died between 1843 (date of her last child being born) and 1846 the marriage date of Adam and Katarzyna. The Polish web site lists the death of three Marianna Poplawska's during that time all from the same East Central part of Poland. The three died in 1844, 1845 and 1846. It is assumed one of those was Adam's wife Marianna. The website does not list the parents of any three Marianna's in the death file. It does list the parents of Marianna and Katarzyna in the birth file of 1815 as father: Wawrzyniec Chmielski and mothe Ceclia Rymkowska. |
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| From the North Adams Transcript: Judith Ann (Poplaski) Poirot, 74 of Florida, MA died Monday December 23, 2019 peacefully at her home with her husband holding her hand. She was born in North Adams, MA on January 12, 1945 daughter of Edward "Pop" and Esther (Mazza) Poplaski. She attended local schools and graduated from Drury High School. Judy worked at Sprague Electric for many years was last employed as the book keeper at Holland Company in Adams. She was a communicant of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church and was a member of the Florida Senior Center. Survivors include her husband of 56 years, Charles Adrian Poirot whom she married March 23, 1963 and two sons- Charles A. "Chip" Poirot of Florida, MA and Edward Louis Poirot of Florida, MA. She also leaves her grandson- Kevin Poirot and his wife Alicia; her great granddaughter- Kendall Poirot; her daughter in law- Sharon Foucher; nieces and nephews and her beloved cat, "Bella". She was predeceased by her brother, Edward Anthony Poplaski on June 30, 2018. |
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| From North Adams Transcript: Edward Anthony Poplaski, 66 of North Adams, MA died peacefully Saturday June 30, 2018 at his home. He was born in North Adams, MA on August 11, 1951 son of Edward and Esther (Mazza) Poplaski. He attended local schools and graduated from Drury High School with the class of 1969. Ed was the self-employed proprietor of County Auto Appraisal for over 41 years. He was a communicant of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Ed enjoyed cooking, winemaking, gardening, hunting, and fishing. He was a diehard New York Yankees baseball fan, and held a lifelong rivalry with his brother in law, friend and nemesis Boston Red Sox fan, John Penna. His two granddaughters were the light of his life. And his beloved dogs - Heidi and Nora, man's best friend. He is survived by his wife, Jeannie M. (Driscoll) Poplaski whom he married on September 4, 1977 and two daughters - Erin E. Poplaski of North Adams and Mallory P. Lepotakis and her husband, Christopher of Pittsfield, MA and one son - Jeffrey Edward Poplaski of New York, NY. He also leaves two granddaughters - Sydney T. Ciepiela and Sawyer L. Ciepiela; one sister - Judith Poirot and her husband, Charles of Florida, MA; father in law - James J. Driscoll; brothers and sisters in law - James and Sue Driscoll, Judy and Shawn Lampiasi, Joan and John Penna, Jack and Debbie Driscoll and Janice Carnute; and several nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his mother in law, Patricia Driscoll and brother in law, Russell Carnute. Ed was a beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather, uncle, friend and man. He never wavered on his values, character and integrity. We all take comfort in knowing that he is now reunited with his lifelong best friend, Wes Primmer. He will be missed by all who knew him. |
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| From the Noert Adams Transcript: Esther M. Poplaski 1919 - 2010 NORTH ADAMS - Saturday, May 22, 2010, we lost our mother and best friend Esther Mazza Poplaski, 91, who died peacefully, surrounded by her family and friends at her home at 22 School St., North Adams. She was born in North Adams on Feb. 17, 1919, daughter of Pasquale and Costanza Astorino Mazza. She attended schools in North Adams. She was employed for over 36 years at the Sprague Electric Co. in North Adams. She was a longtime communicant of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church in North Adams. She was a member of the Sprague Electric Quarter Century Club. She enjoyed traveling and baking, but most of her life was focused on spending time with her loving family, grandchildren, great-grandson and her very close friends. Her husband Edward "Pop" Poplaski whom she married Nov. 22, 1941, died June 23, 1987. She leaves her daughter, Judith Poirot, and her husband, Charles, of Florida, Mass., and her son, Edward A. Poplaski, and his wife, Jeannie, of North Adams; five grandchildren, Erin Poplaski, Jeffrey Poplaski and Mallory Poplaski of North Adams and Charles "Chip" Poirot and Edward Poirot of Florida, Mass.; one great-grandson, Kevin Poirot of Adams; one sister-In-Law, Aileen Mazza of North Adams, and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by six brothers, Angelo, Joseph, Pasquale, Peter, Russell and Frank Mazza, and three sisters, Mary Severino, Christine Lincoln and Jennie Murach. |
Note N10151 :
| Edward died from a fall in his home. |
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| Ray was found at home on 19 JAN, 2020 lying on the floor. The death certificate states date of death as Jan, 19, 2020 but actually it was 4 or 5 days earlier. The TV was still running, a space heater was on and a sandwich made. The rescue team stated it was probably a cardiac arrest. He was a best friend to me, Frank Pulaski. We met in the Navy on board the USS Searcher AGR-4. We married sisters and he relocated to western Mass after getting out of the Navy. Ray and Lucy had no children. Ray was an Advanced licensed Ham Radio operator. His call sign was N1AJI. He was not active on the ham radio in his later years. Ray played guitar and was in the band The Plainfield Stage (which he named). The band played in a lot of hot spots in western Massachusetts in the 60's and 70's. Ray's obituary in The Pittsfield, MA Berkshire Eagle Raymond Peter Fisher, 80, of Mallard Cove, Cheshire, died Sunday, January 19, 2020, at his home. Born in Allentown, Pennsylvania on November 3, 1939, the son of Robert, Sr., and Inez Busatto Fisher, he was educated in Butler, Pennsylvania schools and then Cleveland Institute of Electronics, and held a 1st class FCC license. He enlisted with the United States Navy on November 8, 1956, served as a Radio Operator aboard the U.S.S. Searcher, two and half years overseas, and was honorably discharged on October 17, 1960. Mr. Fisher spent his entire working career, beginning as a lineman, in cable television. His employment included Berkshire Cable TV, Cox Cable, and Mountain Cable, and from 1963 to 2000 was general manager of Adelphia Cable in North Adams. Ray was a communicant of St. Mary of the Assumption Church. He was the Prudential Committee Chairperson of the Hoosac Lake Recreation/Preservation District. He was a ham radio operator, and enjoyed bike riding and roller blading the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail, traveling, working out and music. His wife, the former Lucy A. Grygorcewicz, whom he married November 23, 1963, in Holy Family Church in Pittsfield, died September 26, 2013. Mr. Fisher is survived by a sister, Carol Vasas, of Berea, Ohio; two sister-in-laws, Irene Piekos of Cheshire and Mary Knappe of Canton, Connecticut; numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and great-great nieces and nephews. He was pre-deceased by two brothers, Mark Fisher and Robert Fisher. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The funeral was on July 31, 2020 at St. Mary's catholic church in Cheshire, MA. His ashes were interned at the Cheshire Cemetery. I was in Florida on this date and couldn't head north because of medical issues. The eulogy I wrote was read by Father David.....as follows: It was in the fall of 1958. I had enlisted in the Navy and had gone to Class A school for electronics in Great Lakes, IL. After graduating I was assigned to sea duty on the Radar Picket ship USS Searcher AGR-4 moored at the piers at Davisville, RI. But the ship was in dry dock in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, NY undergoing overhauling. So I was sent to work at a Brooklyn Naval warehouse to await readiness of the ship After a few weeks a sailor drove up to the warehouse to pick me up and escort me to the USS Searcher which was now sea ready. With seabag on my shoulder and my guitar in my right hand I got into the car and was introduced to Seaman Ray Fisher. As fate would have it, this encounter changed both our lives forever. He was a Radioman on board the ship and I was the electronics technician that was going to be assigned to maintain the radio equipment that Ray and all the radiomen used for ships communication. Ray and I became very close. He was a good student learning how to play the guitar and it wasn’t long that we were playing music at the local pubs in East Providence. I got married to Donna in 1961 when I had a few months left to serve on the ship and Ray got out before me and went to live at my mom and dad’s house on Cheshire Rd, Pittsfield, MA. Ray was from Butler, PA and because he and I became such good friends, he decided to relocate to Pittsfield, MA where I was raised. Ray would marry Donna’s sister Lucy hence we became brother-in-laws. We would hang together, take vacations together and have a great life as friends. We formed a 4 piece band and Ray came up with the name, The "Plainfield Stage". We played over the next few years in many night clubs in Berkshire County and Plainfield County. We would play for weddings, family party’s and many outdoor events. Ray was very special to me and my three daughters Tina, Beth an Katie. I never thought Ray would check out before me. He was always going to the gym doing all the things necessary to stay healthy. As long as I am here I will always treasure all the good times we spent together. See you soon my friend. Frank Pulaski |
Note H10153 :
| The family came over on the Mayflower in 1620 |
Note H10154 :
| William and Susanna came over on the Mayflower in 1620 with son Resolved. (son Peregrine was born shipboard in Provincetown Harbor after arrival). |
Note H10155 :
| 19 th President. Rutherford Birchard Hayes was the 19th president of the United States from 1877 to 1881, having served in the U.S. House of Representatives and as governor of Ohio. Hayes, a lawyer and staunch abolitionist, defended refugee slaves in court proceedings in the antebellum years. |
Note H10156 :
| Interesting note: There is a study of Osowska Genealogy. It is a discussion about the origin and meaning of the Jewish Surnames. (Finding relatives in Argentina} It can be found on hebrewsurnames.com |
Note H10157 :
Gene V. Davis 79, a resident of Tampa, FL. died following an extended illness October 1, 2019 at Advent Health Connerton in Land O Lakes, FL surrounded by family. Born August 2, 1940 in Searsburg VT, he was the son of the late George V. and Dorothy M. (Sherman) Davis. Gene began his working career as foreman for the Route 9 expansion project in 1958 before becoming a master mason. He was a true artist at his craft. His work was featured in Architectural Digest. Additionally, he served honorably as an Auxiliary State Trooper, Chief of Police in Readsboro, VT and a deputy sheriff for the Bennington county Sheriffs Dept. Gene loved all that nature had to offer and was most happy in those surroundings. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a dedicated horse owner for many years. He is survived by his sons, Gene V. Jr of Arizona and Mark (Martha) Davis of North Carolina. His siblings; Christine Strzesak of Arlington, VT, Annette (Al) Magnusson of Manchester, VT, James Davis of Arlington, VT, Anita Gorski of Brattleboro, VT and Priscilla (Ron) Davis-Judson of Westminster, VT and a sister-in-law, Diane Davis of Arlington, VT. As well as many nieces, nephews and cousins. Gene is predeceased by his three brothers; George G., Wayne D. and Scott S. Davis. Burial will be in the family lot in Woodford cemetery. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Bennington Banner on May 20, 2020. |
Note H10158 :
| William was born William Poplaski. At some time he changed the spelling to Pulaski, Of all the syblings and half syblings William and Francis E. were the only two who changed the spelling to Pulaski |
Note H10159 :
| CAROL ANN BRACE OBITUARY BENNINGTON, VERMONT Carol Ann (Sherman) Brace, age 71, a resident of Jefferson Avenue in Bennington, died on Tuesday, December 29, 2020 following along illness. She was born in Bennington on September 1, 1949 and was the daughter of the late Clyde C. and Alice A. (Hathaway) Sherman. She received her education in Bennington and later attended and graduated from Coastal Carolina College in North Carolina. For twenty seven years, she was the Activities Director at Centers For Living and Rehabilitation, and had also worked at Crescent Manor Care Center in Bennington. Carol was currently employed at United Counseling Services, in Bennington. Carol is the widow of Harold Brace. Carol is a member of the American Legion Post #13 in Bennington. She enjoyed crocheting. Carol is survived by two daughters: Beth (Kenneth) Jarvis of Bennington, and Katherine Schnopp-Alec of Bennington. She leaves three grandsons; Zachary (Brittany) Brace of Bennington, Mathew (Kim) Schnopp of Hoosick Falls, NY, and Reno Jarvis of Bennington, and one great granddaughter, Addyson. Carol is also survived by her special longtime friend, Kathy Campbell of Bennington. She leaves her brothers and sisters; Carl (Sandy) Sherman of Bennington, Clyde (Melisa) Sherman of Bennington, Rita (Tom) Prouty of Bennington, Lynne (George) Geoff of North Carolina and Hazel (Bill) Harris of Hoosick Falls, NY. Many nieces and nephews, also. She was predeceased by her sister Betty Jewett. Due to COVID-19 protocols, the service for Carol will be held in the spring of 2021. |
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| Mr. Donald J. Poplaski, Sr. age 87, of 47 Broadview Ter. Pittsfield died Wednesday, June 23, 2021 after a brief illness. He was born in Nassau, NY on December 17, 1933, the son of the late Joseph and Blanche Zwiercan Poplaski. He was educated in the Dalton Schools. In 1953, Don enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and did his Basic Training in Camp Lejeune, NC. Following training, he was stationed in California where he worked on heavy equipment and he was honorably discharged on July 5, 1956. He married the former Laura N. Talbot in 1955 at St. Agnes Church of Dalton. They were married for 61 years before her passing on June 25, 2016. Based on the skills he gained from his time in the Service, Don held various auto mechanics jobs until he went to work for Vincent Trucking in 1965. He worked as a driver until his retirement. He loved working on cars and could fix anything. He had a special passion for 1933 Fords and restored various models over the years. A proclaimed "Jack of all trades and master of none," Don loved restoring his home and his camp in Maine. He also gave of these skills freely to both family and friends, as well as those in his neighborhood. He would come home from a day at work and continue on into the night, whether he was helping others or working on his own projects, you know he found enjoyment in the task. Don had a terrific sense of humor and found great enjoyment as a practical jokester. He leaves his 4 sons, Donald J. Poplaski, Jr. and his wife, Beverly, of Greensboro, NC; Dennis Poplaski of Pittsfield; Dean Poplaski and his wife, Cathy, of Wilmington, NC; and Darryl Poplaski and his wife, Shelley, of Pittsfield. He also leaves nine grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, as well as two brothers, Larry Poplaski of Lake Havasu, AZ, and Eugene Poplaski and his wife Jane of Greer, SC. He was predeceased by his son, Daniel, who died December 22, 1983, along with his brother, Joseph Poplaski, and sisters, Florence Catelotti, Allene Ferrell, Priscilla Paterson and Miriam McClune. SERVICES: Calling hours for Mr. Poplaski will be held TUESDAY, June 29th from 10:30-12:30 at the Devanny-Condron Funeral Home. A Liturgy of Christian Burial will follow at Sacred Heart Church at 1PM celebrated by Rev. Steven Montesanti, Pastor. Burial with Military Honors will follow at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield, MA |
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| Anthony John Poplaski, 65, passed peacefully surrounded by family, on June 26, 2021, after a heart attack, in Knoxville, TN. Born November 30, 1955, in Adams, MA, he was the son of Stanley and Phyllis (Pytko) Poplaski. A.J. attended Adams schools and was a heavy equipment operator in MA and TN. He is predeceased by his parents, Phyllis and Stanley, and his brother, Gerald Poplaski, along with his companion of 30 years, Deborah Hughes. He leaves his daughters, Vanessa (Poplaski) and her husband, Jason Turner, of Bradenton, FL, and Amy (Poplaski) Rando of Dalton, MA, five grandchildren, HannahJane Turner, Ethyn Turner, Noah Turner, Alycia Rando, and Ricky Rando; his siblings, Elizabeth King of Cheshire, MA, James Poplaski and his wife, Dina, of Cheshire, MA, Stanley Poplaski, Jr. and his wife Kim, of Topsfield, ME, Irene Jefferson of Pittsfield, MA, Donna Smith of Dalton, MA, David Poplaski of Hollidaysburg, PA, John Poplaski and his wife, Darcy, of Cheshire, MA; and a number of nieces and nephews. |
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| RICHARD SPRAGUE OBITUARY Richard Sprague Sr., 82, of Wilmington, VT passed away unexpectedly June 5, 2022. Richard (Dick) Sprague was born October 19, 1939 to Percy and Florence Sprague of Brattleboro, VT. Richard was a graduate of Brattleboro High School class of 1957 and was co-captain of the 1956 Brattleboro High School championship football team. He also served in the Army Reserves. Richard married his wife Norma in 1958 and they were married for 64yrs, residing in Wilmington, VT. Richard is well known for his stonework, painting and his Antique shop. He built many of the stonewalls, as well as painting many homes around the valley in his 50+ years in the business, retiring at 70yrs old. After retiring, continued to run his Antique shop that so many came to love. This small business that Richard started has now reached a 4th generation to follow in his legacy. Richard was a devoted Jehovah's Witness, serving as an elder of different congregations for many, many years. Richard was well known for his loyalty and love for his family, corny humor and his huge heart, willing to help anyone at any time. He will be dearly missed. He is survived by his wife Norma Sprague, his sons Richard Sprague, Jr., of Searsburg, VT, and Steven Sprague of Jaffrey, NH, 5 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, 2 brothers, and 2 sisters. He was predeceased by a son, a granddaughter, and 2 brothers. At the family's request there will be no services. Taken from The Bennington, Banner, Bennington, VT. |
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| From The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, MA JILLIAN TATRO OBITUARY Jillian Morgan Tatro, 38, of North Adams, was very abruptly, violently and sorrowfully taken away from us all, on Sunday, May 29, 2022, by the hands of her abuser. She was born in Pittsfield on August 12, 1983, a daughter of Linda (Poplaski) Tatro-Winter and the late William L. Tatro. She attended schools in Adams. Jillian worked as her mother's personal care giver for the last several years. She was also mother, a brand-new gramma, a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a niece, a cousin, and friend. Besides her mother of Cheshire, she is survived by her daughter, Kassidy Tatro of North Adams; her son Darian Vidal of North Adams; her sister Jennifer Tatro of Adams; her brother Allan Tatro of Cheshire; half siblings Billy, Kelly & Ruby; her beloved and most cherished grandbaby Marcel; her closest friend Kristen; her two adored dogs whom she referred to as the, "pretty eye gang," Simba & Brutus, as she reunites with her beloved dog Mischa. Also leaving many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. Jillian had a sweet & unworldly personality and lived life very spontaneously. She was a beautifully created free spirit with a gentle soul, a people pleaser and an animal lover who would generously give to those in need, who saw the good in every person and every situation, who was always willing and ready to help others, who always had a smile on her face, who lit up every room she entered, and who turned many a heads. She was a member of the NRA and grew to enjoy all things nature. She loved to hunt, hike, fish, kayak, and camp. She also enjoyed soaking up the sun, planting, cooking, and her most favorite, shopping. Her time of most importance was spent with her children, whom she was deeply devoted and her everything, as well as her new grandbaby, whom she earned the most fitting title for, as "Glamma." Jillian's desperately saddened eyes have forever left an ungrained stain in our hearts. May the power and purpose of Angels keep her protected and safe for all eternity. Jillian will be deeply missed by all whose lives she affected, loved her, or simply knew her; and her beautiful & courageous life will forever be cherished in the lives of her children. A celebration of Jillian's life will be held at a later date to be announced by the family. There are no calling hours. The PACIOREK FUNERAL HOME, 13 Hoosac St. is in charge of arrangements. Published by The Berkshire Eagle on Jun. 10, 2022. |
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