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  • #37888
    Lizard
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    Next update:

    Ryguła – Urbanowice – Company
    Stolecki – jw
    Wilczek – Bieruń
    Got – Bieruń
    Stachura – Jajosty
    Pietrzyk – Bijasowice
    Pawełczyk – Bieruń
    Care – Bieruń
    Widerka/Wienk/Widenka? – Bijasowice
    Stachoń – Lędziny

    #40977
    OlaEisen
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    Good morning,
    My ancestor is Jan Ryguła, born. about 1754 year in Urbanowice-Kopaniny.

    Regards
    besitzer) Nicholas (Nicolaus) Spyra

    #40993
    Lizard
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    My ancestor from there is Adam Ryguła, ur. ok. 1755, husband of Katarzyna Stolecka. Please send me a message at marcin.noras.95@gmail.com, Maybe we can find some common clue

    #41257

    Hello,
    I have Agnes Gawlik in my tree. From the marriage certificate with 22.04.1839 her estimated year of birth is 1815. She married Michał Kocurek (widower).

    #42668

    I warmly welcome,
    the name Noras/Bierun appears in the list of names. My oldest known ancestors are Pawel Noras (year of birth unknown) and his wife Maria Noras née Pawelczyk (year of birth unknown). One of the sons, i.e. Ludwik Noras ur.02.01.1910. These people are my great-grandparents and grandfather.
    Regards

    #48811
    ewcia1704
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    Hello. I am from the Krzemień family from Bojszów. I have already found quite a lot. Please contact ewcia1704@gmail.com

    #48823
    Paula123
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    Spy Jan in Helena ZD. Sojka. It is certain that their daughter Łucja was born in the sand in 1945 r.

    #48828
    Lizard
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    Good morning, Mrs. Ewa,
    I have Paweł and Maria Noras in my tree. Pawełczyk, But I don't know anything more about them. They are the parents of Zofia Helena, who married Jan Maksymilian Simon. she lived in the years 1894-1951. They had at least three children

    #49069

    Hello, you warmly and thank you for the information.
    During my last stay in Bieruń, I got the wedding act of my great grandfather Pawl Noras and Maria Noras née Pawelczyk.
    I wanted to add, that he serves German, so I understand the form, but the text written manually makes me difficult.
    Maybe you can help me deciphering the text? Or maybe someone else?
    I will be very grateful for the information.
    Thank you in advance and best regards.
    Ewa Sikora

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    #49071

    I'm sorry the first page.

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    #49074
    Lizard
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    Pani is,
    Paweł Piotr Noras, born 21. June 1851 year in Jaroszowice, He was a widower at the time of her wedding. His first wife is Barbara Pawełczyk, daughter of Jan and Marianna Miernik.
    In turn, Maria Pawełczyk, second wife, she was born 4. February 1874 year in Bieruń.

    Paweł Piotr Noras was the son of Stanisław and Katarzyna of D. Bula (Vel Stachoń). It follows, that Paweł Piotr Noras is my grandfather's brother, Jakub Noras.

    #49075

    Hello (Mr. Jaszczomb),
    Thank you for the information. Success for me.
    I have one more request. I have one more marriage certificate.
    Can I also ask for a hand -written text.
    Thank you in advance.
    Regards
    Ewa

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    #49077
    Lizard
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    Bricklayer Joahnn Nikolaus Hycz, born 5. of December 1873 Bieruń, Son of Michał and Marianna Mika
    Jadwiga Barbara Kotzurek, born 8. October 1875 Bieruń, daughter of butcher Jan Kocurek and Marianna Pawełczyk

    #49078

    Thank you very much for.
    I have a question: Is it possible to errone Pawel Noras born on 26.06.1951 (date from genetics PL – Mr. 21.06.1951? and the year of birth of Maria Pawelczyk 04.02.1871 (date from genetics pl – Mr. 04.02.1874?
    I also have a death certificate of Maria Noras from Doma Pawelczyk where the date stands 02.02.1871.
    Regards

    #49079
    Lizard
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    So, of course, it's about 26 June and 1871. The effect of writing after a long day of work.

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