Ignatius BIEGANSKI

1892 - 1966

• RESIDENCE: 1918, 1104 Hancock
• OCCUPATION: Laborer-Singer
  1918
• BIRTH: 1892, Golina, Konin-Kaliska, Russian Poland
• BURIAL: St Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, In
• DEATH: 1966, South Bend, IN

• MARRIAGE: 28 SEP 1921, Golina, Poland

1. +Gladys BIEGANSKI

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[N5573] Birth: Jul. 24, 1893
Golina, Poland
Death: Sep. 10, 1966
South Bend, St. Joseph, IN

Son of John Joseph & Josephine (Michalak) Bieganski.
Married to Stella Szymaniak on 9-28-1921 in Poland.
Immigraged to the US from port of Danzig Poland and arrived on 9-13-1922 at New York aboard the SS Polonia.
Age 72 of 605 S Warren St, died at 9 p.m. in St Joseph's Hospital after an illness of two weeks.
Retired employee of Studebaker Corp. Services St. Adalbert's Catholic Church, burial at St. Joseph Cemetery. Survived by wife, Surviving are two sons; Joseph of South Bend & Walter of Phoenix, AZ.; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Nemeth, Mrs. Adeline Luchowski and Mrs. Gladys Wrobel, all of South Bend; 16 grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Cornella Rutkowski in Poland.

Spouse: Stella Szymaniak Bieganski (1898 - 1982)*

Children: Mary P. Bieganski Nemeth (1922 - 1980)*

Burial: Saint Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph, IN
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Golina(German: Gohlen am Warthe) is a town in Konin County, Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland, with 4,366 inhabitants (2004). Golina is located 12 kilometers west from Konin, Wielkopolskie Voivodeship.

Source: Jewish GenWeb
Golina(G) achieved town status in 1330, and this privilege was renewed in 1362. However, G did not develop, and only took on an urban character in the 18th century, when breweries and distilleries were established. The Jewish population began to grow in the second half of the 18th century, though from 1823 to1862 further Jewish settlement was forbidden, due to the proximity of the town to the border. The local Jews took part in the town's economic development, and engaged in trade and crafts. In the 19th century they owned a flour mill; and a tanning plant was established. In the 1820s an independent community with a rabbinate was formed. In the 1870s the rabbi was R. Avraham Prost. After the German conquest of the town in September 1939 the Jews were subjected to forced labor, loss of property, and acts of ill-treatment. On July 17th-18th,1940, they were deported to the town of Zag©dr©dw and to the village ghetto in Grodziec and Rzg©dw, where all the Jews of the district were concentrated. On March 9th,1941, some of these were transferred to Izbica Lubelska, J©dzef©dw Lubelski and Krasnystaw in the General Government, among them Jews from G. The remainder left in Zag©dr©dw, Grodziec and Rzg©dw were in October 1941 massacred in the forests near Kazimierz Biskupi - including the last Jews of the community of G

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Name: Ignatius Bieganski Spouse Stella Szymaniak
Father: John Joseph Bieganski B62 Father:
Mother Josephine Michalak
Mother: Born: 24 Jul 1893 Ostrow Poland
Father:Born: 26 Apr 1898 Splawiec Poland
Married: 28 Sept 1921 Golina Poland
Died: Jan 1966 age 72 [obit in rec bk] Died: 23 Jun 1982
Buried: St Joseph Cemetery
Church: St Adalbert's Catholic Church
Lived: 605 S Warren
Occupation: Retired from Studebaker Corp
Naturalization Intent: -Vol 38 p 37; # 7749, filed 27 Oct 1928; dated 6 Feb 1929. Certificate # 11-194599;
lvd 605 S Jackson. Emigrated port of Danzig POland; arrived port of New York 13 Sept 1922 on vessel SS Polonia. *** Stella -- # 7749; same information; Filed 27 Oct 1938.
Service record: As he was a member of American Legion Post 357-- he was a veteran.
Health [obit] Ignatius died 9 p.m. St Joseph's Hospital after an illness of 2 wks.
Family members of: -- Obit states Ignatius & Antoni had a sister -- Mrs Cornella Rutkowski living in
Poland. [missed on family sheet B62]

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Children:

5 ] Joseph b] 6 Mar 1926

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6] Walter b] 6 Apr 1927

mar -- lvd Phoenix AZ

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7] Mary b] 26 Sept 1922 New York

mar --- Nemeth

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8] Adeline b] 28 Oct 1924

mar #1] Luchowski

#2] Darnel -- lvs Niles MI

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9] Gladys b] 12 Sept 1928

mar --- Wrobel

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