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August Plewa (1847-1913), the son of Franz Plewa & Franciszka Kochanska married (1868 Gardschau) Franciszka Koskowska (1841-1934). They settled in the village of Mestin (Miescin) in the Parish of Mühlbanz (Milobadz), West Prussia, in the ethnic region of Kociewie, in the district of Danzig (Gdansk), Poland. Here they had the first of their children in Poland being: Franz (1869-1916) & Angelica (1871).
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August Plewa (1847-1913), the son of Franz Plewa & Franciszka Kochanska married (1868 Gardschau) Franciszka Koskowska (1841-1934). They settled in the village of Mestin (Miescin) in the Parish of Mühlbanz (Milobadz), West Prussia, in the ethnic region of Kociewie, in the district of Danzig (Gdansk), Poland. Here they had the first of their children in Poland being: Franz (1869-1916) & Angelica (1871).
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The family left Hamburg, via Gdansk, 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 on board ship were August 27, Franciszka 31, Franz 2 & Angelika .5.
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The family left Hamburg, via Gdansk, 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 on board ship were August 27, Franciszka 31, Franz 2 & Angelika 5.
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From the immigration barracks in Dunedin, August & family were sent down to Greytown (Allanton) along with many of their countrymen, to work on the Southern Railways. The family soon moved to the township of Waihola & later south to Akatore. August & Franciszka had the rest of the family being; John Patrick (1874), August Michael (1875-1935), Joseph (1878-1944), Julius Thomas (1881), & Francis (1889).
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From the immigration barracks in Dunedin, August & family were sent down to Greytown (Allanton) along with many of their countryfolk to work on the Southern Railways. The family soon moved to the township of Waihola & later south to Akatore. Here August & Franciszka had the rest of the family being; John Patrick (1874), August Michael (1875-1935), Joseph (1878-1944), Julius Thomas (1881), & Francis (1889). |
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KOCHANSKI (Pol) kochac. Meaning: to love or (Ger) koch - cook. Also from the topographical place: Kochanow.
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PLEWA (Pol) plewa. Meaning: husk, shell.
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August Plewa (1847-1913), the son of Franz Plewa & Franciska Kochanska married (1868 Gardschau) Franciska Koskowska (1841-1916). They settled in the village of Mestin (Miescin) in the Parish of Mühlbanz (Milobadz), West Prussia, in the ethnic region of Kociewie, in the district of Gdansk, Poland. Here they had the first of their children in Poland being: Franz (1869-1916) & Angelica (1871).
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August Plewa (1847-1913), the son of Franz Plewa & Franciska Kochanska married (1868 Gardschau) Franciska Koskowska (1841-1934). They settled in the village of Mestin (Miescin) in the Parish of Mühlbanz (Milobadz), West Prussia, in the ethnic region of Kociewie, in the district of Danzig (Gdansk), Poland. Here they had the first of their children in Poland being: Franz (1869-1916) & Angelica (1871).
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The family left Hamburg, via Gdansk, 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 on board ship were August 27, Franciszka 31 & Angelika .5. Also onboard ship was Matilda 34.
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The family left Hamburg, via Gdansk, 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 on board ship were August 27, Franciszka 31, Franz 2 & Angelika .5.
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August Plever died on the 20th of September 1913 & Francis Plever died on the 7th of September 1934 and are both buried at the Fairfax Cemetery Milton.
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-- PaulKlemick - 06 Aug 2003
SURNAMES & THEIR ORIGINS
KOCHANSKI (Pol) kochac. Meaning: to love or (Ger) koch - cook. Also from the topographical place: Kochanow.
KOSKOWSKI (Pol) possibly kos. Meaning: blackbird.
PLEWA (Pol) plewa. Meaning: husk, shell.
August Plewa (1847-1913), the son of Franz Plewa & Franciska Kochanska married (1868 Gardschau) Franciska Koskowska (1841-1916). They settled in the village of Mestin (Miescin) in the Parish of Mühlbanz (Milobadz), West Prussia, in the ethnic region of Kociewie, in the district of Gdansk, Poland. Here they had the first of their children in Poland being: Franz (1869-1916) & Angelica (1871).
The family left Hamburg, via Gdansk, 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 on board ship were August 27, Franciszka 31 & Angelika .5. Also onboard ship was Matilda 34.
From the immigration barracks in Dunedin, August & family were sent down to Greytown (Allanton) along with other of their countrymen, to work on the Southern Railways. The family soon moved to the township of Waihola & later south to Akatore. August & Franciska had the rest of the family being; John (1874), August Michael (1875-1935), Joseph (1878-1944), Julius (1881), & Francis (1889).
In the '1882 Freeholders', August is listed as owning 2 acres to the value of £100 in the settlement of Akatore near Milton & was naturalised on the 15th of September 1887 as a labourer residing at Milton.
August Plever died on the 20th of September 1913 & Francis Plever died on the 7th of September 1934 and are both buried at the Fairfax Cemetery Milton. |