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. On her son Ladislaus (Walter)'s death certificate, her surname is spelled GESICKI.

Pauline's first husband, Wizniewski, died very young in Europe. She came over when her boys were about 1-1/2 yrs and 9 mos. A misinterpretation of the Wizniewski name may be why family members thought Woznicki was her maiden name.

Pauline was Godmother of Isabel Wanicki.

RESIDENCES:
1950 - 14913 Judson Dr.

DEATH:
Death Cert #: 53593
Father: Kensicki
Mother: Unknown
Informant: Frank Cywinski (her son)

OBIT:
Name-- Cywinski, PaulineDate-- Aug 24 1950Source-- Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #018.Notes-- Cywinski, Pauline, of 14913 Judson Dr. beloved wife of the late John, mother of Vincent Wisner, Walter Wisniewski (deceased), Helen Grezlikowski (deceased) and Frank, beloved grandmother and great grandmother. Friends received at Golubski & Sons Funeral Home, corner E. 65 and Fullerton Ave. Services Friday, Aug 25, at 8:45 a. m. and St. Mary's Church (Harvard and E. 141 St.). 9:30 a. m.

BURIAL:
Calvary Cemetery, Miles Rd., Cleveland, Ohio

1. Vincent J. WISNIEWSKI, (Wisner) b. Feb 1890, Poland; d. Jul 1958, Rock Creek, , Ohio, USA.
2. Ladislaus (Walter) WISNIEWSKI b. 1 Jan 1892, Poland; d. 8 Sep 1943, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

1. John CYWINSKI b. Aug 1896, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. Bef 1910, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
2. Helena CYWINSKI b. 8 Feb 1899, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. 5 Jun 1927, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
3. Frank R. CYWINSKI b. 9 Aug 1902, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA; d. 3 Jun 1980, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.

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.

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

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