Rosa KUJAWSKI

1865 - 1914

• BIRTH: 1865, Klecko, Gniezno, PL
• DEATH: 1914, South Bend, IN

• MARRIAGE: 21 FEB 1884, Klecko, Gniezno, PL

1.  Casimir POPIELSKI
2. +Roman POPIELSKI
3.  Charles Ash POPIELSKI
4. +Joseph POPIELSKI
5. +Andrew POPIELSKI
6.  Lawrence POPIELSKI
7.  Peter POPIELSKI

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[N18540] Civil registry KÅ‚ecko [Kletzko]
entry L-9 / 1884

Michael Popiol alias Popielski
(born 1862) 100%
father: Johann Popioł , mother: Hedwig Jaskóła

Rosalie Kujawska (born 1859)
father: Stanislaus Kujawski , mother: Marie Malczewska
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Birth 1858
Klecko, Poland
Death 1914
South Bend, IN

Burial Cedar Grove Cemetery Notre Dame, St. Joseph County, Indiana, USA
Plot Section A, row 19, lot 357
Memorial ID 180749962

In 1884, in Klecko, Poland, Michael Popiol alias Popielski, born 1862 to Johann & Hedwig Jaskola Popiol, married Rosalie Kujawski, born 1859 to Stanislaus & Marie Malczewski Kujawski. (Poznan Marriage Indexing Project) According to the 1900 census of South Bend, Indiana, Michael and Rose Popielski, both born in Poland, had immigrated with two of their children in the mid-1890s. Rose was listed as having had nine children of whom five were living. The five children were living at home in 1900 (in birth order): Lawrence [Albert], Andrew, Peter, Joseph, and Casimier. By the time of the 1910 census, Rose was listed as having had thirteen children, of whom ten were living. Since 1900, John, Mary, and Roman had been born.

South Bend News-Times, Sat., May 2, 1914, p. 12:
"Mrs. Rose Popielska, wife of Michael Popielski, 2428 W. Monroe st., died Friday afternoon following an illness of several days from a complication of diseases. She was born in Poland, Sept. 4, 1859. She was married to Michael Popielski in Europe on Feb. 21, 1884, and came here 22 years ago. Mrs. Popielska is survived by her husband and eight children. They are Adelbert [Albert], Andrew, Peter, Joseph, Casimier, John, Mary, and Roman. "The funeral will be held Monday morning from St. Adelbert's Catholic church. Burial will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery." According to the 1920 census record of South Bend, siblings Albert, Andrew, Joseph, Cashmere, Roman, and Marie Popielski were living together.