Can someone with an ancestry.com subscription find the immigration information for Rose/ Rosalie/ Rozalia ?
Rybka?
She was born in Poland (Russia) abt 1894 +/- 10 years or so. Her parents were Jan and Anna. She was less than 20- perhaps even as young as 14, 15- when she left for America.
This info will probably not be on her immigration record, but in America she married Paul Staniszewski and eventually settled in CT.
Thank you in advance : )
http://www.ancestry.com –family tree listing
Rozalia Rybka
Birth: 1894, Nowa Ruda, Poland
Death:
Married:
Pawel (or Paul) Staniszewski
B: 15 Apr 1891
D: Feb 1977
Children:
daughter: Genowefa Staniszewska
son: Wladyslaw Staniszewski
Rozalia’s PARENTS:
Jan Rybka
Birth: 1868-10-13, Nowa Ruda, Poland
Death: 1915
Married:
Anna Malczyk (Parents: Stanislaw Malczyk & Marianna Rybka)
Birth: 1866 , Cieloszka , Poland
Death:
Children:
dau-Bronislawa Rybka–b. Nowa Ruda, Poland
dau-Stefania Rybka–b. 1889, Nowa Ruda, Poland
dau-Dominika Rybka–b. 11-15-1893, Nowa Ruda, Poland
dau.-Rozalia Rybka
son -Stanislaw Rybka–b. 11-29-1897, Nowa Ruda, Poland
son-Jan Rybka–b. 01-27-1906 & d. 01-09-1988, Nowa Ruda, Poland
paternal GRANDPARENTS:
Jakub Rybka–b. 1831, Nowa Ruda, Poland; Married:
Rozalia Duda (parents unknown)–b. 1835
Had 9 children between 1854 and 1881 (6 girls: Marianna , Malgorzata, Franciszka–b. 1866, Rozalia , Franciszka–b. 1857, Katarzyna; and 3 boys: Walenty, Jan , and Maciej)
paternal GREAT-GRANDPARENTS:**
Bartlomiej Rybka
Katarzyna Malczyk
(5 children–sons Tomasz, Jakub, Franciszek & Stanislaw ; and daughter Marianna –born between 1829 and 1854 in Nowa Ruda)
maternal GRANDPARENTS:
Marianna Rybka (**–her parents)
Stanislaw Malczyk
(4 children)
http://www.familysearch.org–SSDI
Paul STANISZEWSKI
Birth Date: 15 Apr 1891
Death Date: Feb 1977
Social Security Number: 042-10-3044
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Connecticut
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 06450
Localities: Meriden, New Haven, Connecticut
ancestry.com–1920 United States Federal Census
Name: Paul Staniszewski
Home in 1920: Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut
Age: 28 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1892
[abt 1889]
Birthplace: Russia;Poland
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse’s Name: Rosalia
Father’s Birth Place: Russia;Poland
Mother’s Birth Place: Russia;Poland
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Rent
Year of Immigration: 1907
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Household Members: Name Age
Paul Staniszewski– 28 (Immigration: 1907 )
Rosalia Staniszewski –28 ( Immigration: 1904)
Genevieve Staniszewski– 6
Wladislaw Staniszewski –4 5/12 (4 yrs 5 mon)
Agnes Gurecki –27 (Paul’s cousin)
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