Petitelake

draft Michael & Thomas Kwiatkowski - Haduch Art & Mike Haduch B. 1957 - Haduch/Letto Dominick & Michael Schreiber B 1853 - Letto Jeanette & Joan LaRae Lettow B. 1944 - Unknown relationship; has twin siblings too Marlene & Marlyn Letto B. 1944 - Letto Patricia A & Robert J Gearon B. 1924 Grace Edna & George E White B. 1903 - Kenney Willie & Ferdinand Voetz B. 1900 - Letto Clara & Mabel Schreiber B. 1897 - Letto Katherine & Marianne Pestrak B. 1896 - Haduch John & Frederick Letto B. 1892 - Haduch Emil & Louis Charles Feigenbaum B. 1881 Unknown relationship Wilhelm Carl  & August Johannes Eggert B. 1877 No known Letto connection Margaret & Doret Alles B. 1871 - Letto The gene versions that increase the chance of hyperovulation can be passed down from parent to child. This is why fraternal twins run in families. However, only women ovulate. So, the mother's genes control this and the fathers...

Draft - 1926 Delores Lis, female, born October 27, 1926 to Rosalia (nee Haduch) and Franciszek Lis; born and lives in Chicago, Illinois 1940 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 2550 Haddon Avenue Chicago, IL St. Mark's School Year built: 1882 Property Overview - West Town Legal Brick 2 Flat Short Walk to Division Street and Wicker Park area. Steps to California/Augusta Delores BOND (nee Liss) Death Record informant is Christopher J. MORRIS

Draft - 1888 Franciszek Lis was born September 15, 1888 in Przybylowice, Poland 1908 Frank entered US at New York, New York on March 29, 1908. 1915 Frank married Rosalia Haduch on January 31, 1915 in Chicago, Illinois 1922 Frank naturalized October 5, 1922 at Superior Ct., Chicago, Illinois 1915 Rose married Franciszek Lis January 31, 1915 January 1916 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 546 Barber Street Chicago, IL Cook County January 1918 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 1427 W. 16th Street Chicano, IL 1940 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 2550 Haddon Avenue Chicago, IL St. Mark's School Year built: 1882 Property Overview - West Town Legal Brick 2 Flat Short Walk to Division Street and Wicker Park area. Steps to California/Augusta Housewife 1916/1926 Rose and Frank had 2 children: Baby Lis Born January 6 , 1916 Birthplace:  Chicago, Cook, Illinois Dolores Lis Born October 27, 1926 Birthplace:  Chicago, Cook, Illinois

Draft - 1891 Born October 4, 1891 Pisarowce, Poland and lived in Pisarowce when she immigrated to the US. Rose left Antwerp, Belgium to come to the USA. 1909 She arrived in New York, New York as Rosalia Haduch on October 19, 1909 on the ship SS Zeeland as Passenger ID 101704030030. Ellis Island has manifest Frame 109, Line 30. Rose is a white, female, fair complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair, weight 120 lbs, crippled thumb on right hand. 1915 Rose married Franciszek Lis January 31, 1915 January 1916 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 546 Barber Street Chicago, IL Cook County January 1918 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 1427 W. 16th Street Chicano, IL 1940 Rose and Frank Lis lived at 2550 Haddon Avenue Chicago, IL St. Mark's School Year built: 1882 Property Overview - West Town Legal Brick 2 Flat Short Walk to Division Street and Wicker Park area. Steps to California/Augusta Housewife 1916/1926 Rose and Frank had 2 children: Baby Lis Born Ja...

Draft -  Nikolaus SCHREIBER From Nikolaus Schreiber file Daughter Anna Mary was born about 1843 in Hesse Darmstandt Germany, she came to the US in 1848 with parents Nikolaus and Katarina, and siblings Frederick, Johann, and Anna Marie. Nikolaus immediately purchased 40 acres of land and settled in Ridgeville, IL (now called Rogers Park in Chicago). Nikolaus was tragically killed in an accident eight months before the birth of his twin sons Michael and Dominick in 1852.   The Schreiber family was an original/prominent settler to the area and a street was named after the family that still exists in the city of Chicago.  The parish of St Henry's on Ridge and Devon has their cemetery on the land that the Schreiber family gave to the church. 1861 Flower map illinois LOCATE Chicago daily tribune (Chicago, Ill. : 1848) oclc no. 08817868 Alternative title:  Daily tribune Published in : Chicago, IL (Cook  County) Language:  English...

DRAFT -  Genealogy- Dating old photographs posted 2/11/19 This is either my 2x or 3x GGrandmother based on when the photo was taken. My ancestors were farmers where this pic was taken in Evanston Illinois on Ridge Avenue. Could someone identify when this photo was taken; maybe by the home architecture or make, model and year of automobile? this may be an attachment from McKipp e-mail or see if this is a FamilySearch and ask Jan to pull: Catharine Schreiber  in the Illinois, Wills and Probate Records, 1772-1999 Name: Catharine Schreiber Probate Place: Cook, Illinois, USA Inferred Death Place: Illinois, USA Item Description: Record of wills, Book 42-43, 1902-1903; Book 44, 1903-1904 Catherine Scheyer  in the 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Catherine Scheyer [Catherine Schreiber] Age: 38 Birth Year: abt 1812 Birthplace: Germany Home in 1850: Ridgeville, Cook, Illinois, USA Gender: Female Family Number: 56 Household Members: Name Age  Ni...

Ella M. BUTLER Ella M. Butler is my Great Aunt; we knew her as Aunt Nell. My sister, Ellen Mary is named after our Aunt Nell. Ella recalls her childhood "When I was a little girl I raced through the front door and called 'Mom' at the top of my voice. She was always there and I couldn't talk fast enough to tell her all the things that had happened to me during the day." Just four years after the a ssassination  of Presiden t Lincoln, Ella M But ler was born in May 1886 to Anna (nee Kenney) age 28 and Phillip Butler age 30 where the family lived in Orleans County, New York; a stone’s throw from Niagara Falls. In 1886, the Statue of Liberty was dedicated in New York Harbor by President Grover Cleveland.  During this time the Oklahoma land rush started where more than 50,000 people raced for 160 acre parcels and the deadliest flood in American history occurs in Johnstown, PA when 2,200 people perished after heavy rains caused the South Fork Dam to break. ...

I began my journey, my passage through time, in 1994 when Aunt Arlene gifted me my 2Xs great-grandfather Michael Kenney's Naturalization Papers from 1857. I spent countless hours in the basement of the Latter Day Saints Church looking through thousands of indexed documents not knowing where this journey would take me. My desire to solve mysteries is a huge part of my passion for genealogy. I do genealogy for many reasons. One is my curiosity about our ancestors. I found I needed more than just names and dates. I needed a sense of place, a sense of their surroundings; the people and events that made up their lives. Over the years I learned that time is precious and our stories will fade with time. Passages introduces you to each of our immigrant ancestors; those who first stepped on U.S. soil. It's their journey, their passage to the New World, where the story begins. Our ancestors, through their choices, insights and courage, made possible the way we live today. They deserv...