Marriage

Olav wrote:

Carola Knoppik

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On https://geneteka.genealodzy.pl/index.php?op=gt&lang=pol&bdm=B&w=12sl&rid=B&search_lastname=Knopik&search_name=Karolina&search_lastname2=&search_name2=&from_date=&to_date=

You can find that they had at least two children, Florentina (1873) annd Paulina (1868) in Dębieńsko.

And that her father was named Johann, her Mother was probably Marianna Urbanietz. She was probably born before 1838. (please check if that is the case, it might be that Marianna was her stepmother)

But I didn’t dive into the scans that are avaliable on This page, so please double check it.

• Ta odpowiedź została zmodyfikowana 3 days temu przez Dakim.

Carola Knoppik, daughter of Johann Knoppik, was born around 1837 according to her marriage record from 1860. Johann Knoppik married Marianna Urbanietz only 24.10.1848 and was a widower, so Marianna Urbanietz was Carola’s stepmother. According to this marriage record, he was 45 years old in 1848, thus born around 1803.

There is a interesting death record 101/1847 in Dębieńsko of Marianna Knoppik, nee Kołodziejczyk. She was 81 years old and a wife of Johann Knoppik. There is a list of children she left (and a husband). Among them there is Johann Knoppik 43 years old – I guess Carola’s father. There is also a death record 69/1848 of Agnes Knoppik, nee Kroliczek, 45 years old and a wife of Johann Knoppik. This must have been Carola’s mother. Finally, there is also a death record 193/1848 of Johann Knoppik, 80 years old. This must have been husband of Marianna Kołodziejczyk, hence Carola’s grandfather.

Rado

Choose the tab above: Metrics and indices -> registry books -> ASC Roman Catholic Parish – Big Dębieńsko (Gross Dubensko) (or other parish if you wish). Then you click „Browse online with Dropbox”.

In order to locate a correct scan, it is good to use Geneteka first:
https://geneteka.genealodzy.pl/index.php?op=gt&&long=eng&w=12sl
Province -> Silesia
Parish -> Czerwionka-Leszczyny – Dębieńsko St. George
Person/Surname ->
Under the letter „i” you will find extra information, among others the number of the correct scan – note just the last number. It is also good to know the number of the correct entry, which is in the column „Record” in Geneteka.

Knowing the year, just go to the correct folder in Dropbox recalling that „Chrzty” means baptisms, „Śluby” means marriages and „Pogrzeby” means burials.
Since you know the correct number of the scan from Geneteka, you can choose it without browsing all the scans. On the scan you locate the correct entry, which you also know from Geneteka.

Enjoy! The handwriting in this parish is particularly nice.

Rado

• Ta odpowiedź została zmodyfikowana 2 days, 2 hours temu przez Rado.
• Ta odpowiedź została zmodyfikowana 2 days, 2 hours temu przez Rado.
• Ta odpowiedź została zmodyfikowana 2 days, 2 hours temu przez Rado.
• Ta odpowiedź została zmodyfikowana 2 days, 2 hours temu przez Rado.