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Aniela (Anna) KENSICKI, (Kesicki)
 1854 - 1918

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Generation: 1
  1. Aniela (Anna) KENSICKI, (Kesicki) b. 20 Jul 1854, ,, Poland; d. 6 Feb 1918, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

    Notes:
    SOURCE_OF_NAME:
    The surname WOZNICKA was provided by family members, however, the death certificates for both Aniela and her sister, Pauline, list the father's name as KENSICKI.

    BIRTH:
    Date of birth given as July 20, 1854 and her father's name given as Joseph Kesicki on her death certificate.
    Census listed her for Aug 1853.

    DEATH:
    From the Ohio Death Index (Note the mispelled surname):
    Name: CZACHERSRKI ANNA I
    County Name: CUYAHOGA
    Date of Death: 2/6/1918
    Volume Number: 2499 Certificate Number: 8434

    Aniela m. Anthony (Antoni) CZACHERSKI 1890, Poland. Anthony b. 13 Apr 1860, Borkowa, Sierpc, Plock, Poland; d. 16 Nov 1939, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. Bertha WITWER, (Witfer) b. 3 Jun 1882, Poland; d. Feb 1958, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

Generation: 2
  1. Joseph KENSICKI

    Notes:
    Woz~nicki is pronounced roughly "vozh-NEET-skee." It comes from the same basic root as Wozniak -- woz-, "convey, transport (especially by cart)." But generally would refer to the name of a place where the family lived at some point centuries ago. Thus we'd expect it to mean "one from Woz~niki or Woz~nica or Woz~nice." On modern maps I find one Woz~nice and a lot of Woz~niki's, so the surname would generally mean the family came from one of those villages; but without detailed genealogical research into a specific family's background, there's no way to know which one. The places, in turn, would take their names from some connection with carts, cart-drivers (woz~nica is a term meaning "cart-driver," and this name is an adjective that could come from that noun), cart-horses (woz~nik, and the name can also come from that), etc. As I say, there is a linguistic connection with Wozniak in that both come from that basic root meaning, but in practice there wouldn't necessarily be any blood connection between the two names. Woz~nicki is a name in its own right.
    --Source: http://www.polishroots.org/surnames/surnames_38.htm

    In total, there were 12 children but we only know the names of two.

  2. Joseph m. (Female) PIOTROWSKI [Group Sheet]

  3. (Female) PIOTROWSKI

    Children:
    1. 1. Aniela (Anna) KENSICKI, (Kesicki) b. 20 Jul 1854, ,, Poland; d. 6 Feb 1918, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
    2. Pauline KENSICKI, (Kesicki) b. 20 Jun 1864, ,, Poland; d. 22 Aug 1950, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

Generation: 3
  1. (Male) PIOTROWSKI b. Abt 1830.

  2. (Male) m. (Female) (__________) [Group Sheet]

  3. (Female) (__________)

    Children:
    1. 3. (Female) PIOTROWSKI
    2. Anthony PIOTROWSKI b. Abt 1855.

  
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