Polish families from Żywiec-Zabłocie, Polska

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Ship Manifest Summaries

* Links given are to the image in FamilySearch. Note: on this page, I’m not able to make text in just one box a different color to show where links are. Links to the manifests are in the name column, with “*” before the name.

Janik

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1906* Karol JanikZeelandChicagoNote, he was widowed. Adam Sanetra
said Karol was his brother in law.
Not sure how he’s related yet, maybe
from Karol’s first marriage?

Lach

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1911* Anna LachGeorge WashingtonMinneapolisTraveled with Marianna Kłósak Wojtas
& Bronislawa Sanetra. Her father is
Michał Lach. Going to her uncle Wojech Suchoń.

Mazurkiewicz

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1907Bronisław MazurkiewiczPresident GrantStamford, CT
1914Alfreda MazurkiewiczPhiladelphiaChicagoTraveled with the Baranowski & Barzarnik family.

Sanetra

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1904* Adam & Sanetra
Rosalie		BlucherChicagoRosalie maiden name Wandzel
1911* Bronisława SanetraGeorge WashingtonChicago(see Julie’s 100 year old mystery)
Tomasz SanetraMinneapolis
1912Rozalia Sanetra
Karol Sanetra		Norddouescher Loyd BremenGoing to husband Józef Sanetra in Chicago
1913* Regina Biel
* Jadwiga Sanetra
* Aneila Sanetra
* Stanisław Sanetra
* Antoni Sanetra		George WashingtonMinneapolisRegina Biel was mother of
Jadwiga. Regina maiden name
Żuławski. Leaving home of
Józef Lach, step-father of Regina
1922Adam Sanetra
Alfreda
Bronisław
Józef		Southamptonreturning to Poland
1923* Adam SanetraBerengariaChicagoreturning to Chicago

Wojtas

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1911* Marianna WojtasGeorge WashingtonMinneapolisNot first ship passage to America. Maiden
name Kłósak

Wandzel

yearnameshipdestinationnotes
1908Michał WandzelKronprinzessin
Cecilie		Vivian, WVLiving in Chicago by 1918

from Library of Congress site

Polish families from Żywiec-Zabłocie, Polska