Jankowski Family (pronounced Yankovskee)

Jankowski Family (pronounced Yaankovskee)

Jankowski Family

Jankowski Family (pronounced Yankovskee)

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The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died in 1886 aged 59 & Rosalia died around 1914, both in Victoria, Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died in West Hotham, Melbourne in 1886 aged 59 & Rosalia died around 1915 in Victoria, Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died in 1886 aged 59 in Victoria, Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died in 1886 aged 59 & Rosalia died around 1914, both in Victoria, Australia.

Franz Jankowski (1828-1886) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861-1887)) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia (1837), surname possibly Schemska.

Franz Jankowski (1828-1886), the son of Franz Jankowski & Mary Wysmuska, married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861-1887)) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia Szymska (1837) but have not located where.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died during 1886 aged 59 in Victoria, Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died in 1886 aged 59 in Victoria, Australia.

Franz Jankowski (1828-1886) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861-1887)) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia (1837), surname possibly Shemski.

Franz Jankowski (1828-1886) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861-1887)) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia (1837), surname possibly Schemska.

The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872. The family aboard ship were Franciszek 43, Rosalia 35, Juliusz 11, Maria 8 & Franciszka 7. The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died during 1886 aged 59 in Australia.

The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872. The family aboard ship were Franciszek 43, Rosalia 25, Juliusz 9, Maria 8 & Franciszka 7. The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died during 1886 aged 59 in Victoria, Australia.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia, surname unknown.

Franz Jankowski (1828-1886) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861-1887)) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia (1837), surname possibly Shemski.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family are no longer traceable after the early 1880's and it is possible they migrated to Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Julianna (1877) & Franz (1879). The family during the early 1880's migrated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia where they had the following children; Theresa (1884) & Ellen Jane (1886). Franz died during 1886 aged 59 in Australia.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia. The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the matrimony day their location can not be found, but they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia, surname unknown.

The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's and it is possible they migrated to Australia.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family are no longer traceable after the early 1880's and it is possible they migrated to Australia.

Jankowski Family

Jankowski Family

JANKOWSKI derives from the Polish name Jan. Meaning: the lord graced.

JANKOWSKI derives from the Polish name Jan. Meaning: the lord graced.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Gdansk district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciska (1866) & Appolonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia. The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Danzig (Gdansk) district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciszka (1866) & Apollonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia. The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving at Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's and it is possible they migrated to Australia.

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JANKOWSKI FAMILY

Jankowski Family

SURNAMES & THEIR ORIGINS

SURNAMES & THEIR ORIGINS

JANKOWSKI derives from the Polish name Jan. Meaning: the lord graced.

JANKOWSKI derives from the Polish name Jan. Meaning: the lord graced.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Gdansk district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) back in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born being; Franciska (1866) & Appolonia (1869-1870). In May of 1871 Mathilda dies in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later marries Rosalia. The family left the village of Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Gdansk district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born; Franciska (1866) & Appolonia (1869-1870). During May of 1871, Mathilda died in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later married Rosalia. The family left Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872.

The family briefly resided at Greytown then on to Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's.

The family briefly resided at the settlement of Greytown before settling in Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's.

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JANKOWSKI FAMILY

SURNAMES & THEIR ORIGINS

JANKOWSKI derives from the Polish name Jan. Meaning: the lord graced.

Franz Jankowski (1828) married (1856 Gardschau) Mathilda Ellent (1834-1871). They resided in West Prussia, ethnically the region of Kociewie in the Gdansk district of Poland. Following the wedding date their location can not be found, but somewhere in the Gdansk region they had children; Julius (1861) & Maria (1864). They are finally located in the village of Schiwialken (Siwialka) back in the Parish of Gardschau (Godziszewo) where two further children were born being; Franciska (1866) & Appolonia (1869-1870). In May of 1871 Mathilda dies in the village of Schiwialken. Franz later marries Rosalia. The family left the village of Schiwialken for Hamburg via Gdansk and set aboard the ship "Palmerston" on the 29th of July 1872 arriving in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand on the 6th of December 1872. The family aboard ship were Franciszek 43, Rosalia 35, Juliusz 11, Maria 8 & Franciszka 7. The family briefly resided at Greytown then on to Waihola where Franz continued to work on the main trunk line. He is recorded as acquiring five crown grant entitlements of land at Waihola on the 11th of October 1878. Franz & Rosalia had two children in New Zealand, being; Rosella Juliana (1877) & Franz (1879). The family unfortunately are no longer traceable after the early 1880's.