Son of John and Katherine Krysinski Gizynski, husband of Rose Mazurowski, he was 72, married and living at 3334 N Avers Ave, Chicago when he died. His occupation was listed as retired machinist.
Census of 1940 shows Frank and Rose to be owners of building at 2739 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, and he is employed as a machinist in a screw company. The two boarders living with them were brother and sister of Rose. They were Joseph Mazurowski, age 47 and widowed, who worked with Frank, and Helen Newmann, age 45, widowed who worked as a seamstress.
Census of 1940 shows Frank and Rose to be owners of building at 2739 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, and he is employed as a machinist in a screw company. The two boarders living with them were brother and sister of Rose. They were Joseph Mazurowski, age 47 and widowed, who worked with Frank, and Helen Newmann, age 45, widowed who worked as a seamstress.
Son of John and Katherine Krysinski Gizynski, husband of Rose Mazurowski, he was 72, married and living at 3334 N Avers Ave, Chicago when he died. His occupation was listed as retired machinist.
Census of 1940 shows Frank and Rose to be owners of building at 2739 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, and he is employed as a machinist in a screw company. The two boarders living with them were brother and sister of Rose. They were Joseph Mazurowski, age 47 and widowed, who worked with Frank, and Helen Newmann, age 45, widowed who worked as a seamstress.
Census of 1940 shows Frank and Rose to be owners of building at 2739 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, and he is employed as a machinist in a screw company. The two boarders living with them were brother and sister of Rose. They were Joseph Mazurowski, age 47 and widowed, who worked with Frank, and Helen Newmann, age 45, widowed who worked as a seamstress.
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