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Marya STEC

[N10974]

10 MAR 1857 - 6 FEB 1896

  • BIRTH: 10 MAR 1857, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland
  • BURIAL: 8 FEB 1896, Cedar Grove Cemetery, South Bend, IN
  • EVENT: Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Consumption - 38 years old
  • IMMIGRATION: 4 APR 1884, Bremen to Baltimore - Steerage
  • EVENT: God Parents: Marcin Klimkowski
  • DEATH: 6 FEB 1896, South Bend, IN
  • IMMIGRATION: 4 JUL 1884, SS America LDS 0417420
  • EVENT: God Parents: Anna wife of Marcin Pasieka
  • EVENT: God Parents: Fraciszek Rutkowski
Father: Michael STEC
Mother: Marianny KLIMKOWSKIEJ

Family 1 : Antoni Jacob SLISZ
  • MARRIAGE: 29 JAN 1879, St Ann's, Kolaczyce, Jaslo, Poland
  • EVENT: Marriage Witness: Franciszek Stec
  1.  Michael Nicolaus SLISZ
  2. +Kasper Victer SLISZ
  3.  Leopold SLISZ
Family 2 : Husband KLINKOWSKI

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[N10974] [Piech~52.ftw]

Stec is pronounced "Stets" and developed as a kind of nickname or affectionate form of the first name Steven and that is probably where the spelling came from. There are about 8500 Polish citizens who bear the name as of 1990 and it is more prominent in the southern part of the country.

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