Simon Adamietz was the husband of Josepha Conietzko Adamietz, both born in Prussian-controlled Poland.
They were pioneer settlers in Bandera.
The couple lived with their son and his wife, John and Constantina, in their later years. The exact location of their burials is unknown at this time. There are about a dozen old unmarked, unidentified graves in St. Stanislaus cemetery, perhaps they are there. If you have further information, please contact the contributor below.
They were pioneer settlers in Bandera.
The couple lived with their son and his wife, John and Constantina, in their later years. The exact location of their burials is unknown at this time. There are about a dozen old unmarked, unidentified graves in St. Stanislaus cemetery, perhaps they are there. If you have further information, please contact the contributor below.
Simon Adamietz was the husband of Josepha Conietzko Adamietz, both born in Prussian-controlled Poland.
They were pioneer settlers in Bandera.
The couple lived with their son and his wife, John and Constantina, in their later years. The exact location of their burials is unknown at this time. There are about a dozen old unmarked, unidentified graves in St. Stanislaus cemetery, perhaps they are there. If you have further information, please contact the contributor below.
They were pioneer settlers in Bandera.
The couple lived with their son and his wife, John and Constantina, in their later years. The exact location of their burials is unknown at this time. There are about a dozen old unmarked, unidentified graves in St. Stanislaus cemetery, perhaps they are there. If you have further information, please contact the contributor below.
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