Franciszek 'Frank' Ambroszewski was born in Poland in an era when that country was part of the Russian Empire; and though his date of birth is unknown, the 1910 and 1920 U.S. census reports indicate that he was born circa 1864.
Married in Poland circa 1889, Frank emigrated from his homeland around 1904; and six years later, his wife and children joined him. The Ambroszewskis etablished their family in the Union City section of Naugatuck where Frank went to work as a laborer at the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Company (which was renamed Eastern Malleable in 1912).
FRANK AMBROSZEWSKI's FAMILY
His Wife:
Józefa 'Josephine' Ambroszewska 1869-1931 [age c61]
Their 3 (known) Children:
► John Ambroszewski 1891-1924 [age 32]
► Stanisława 'Stella' (Ambroszewska) Kamiński 1895-1943 [age 47]
► Joseph Ambroszewski - born c1903 in Poland
Note: Also known as Joseph Ambrose, Joseph I. Ambrose, Ignace Ambroszewski, Edward Ambroszewski, Joe's proper name appears to have been 'Zygmunt'. Still a single man, living with his widowed mother in 1930, his date and place of death is unknown.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Married in Poland circa 1889, Frank emigrated from his homeland around 1904; and six years later, his wife and children joined him. The Ambroszewskis etablished their family in the Union City section of Naugatuck where Frank went to work as a laborer at the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Company (which was renamed Eastern Malleable in 1912).
FRANK AMBROSZEWSKI's FAMILY
His Wife:
Józefa 'Josephine' Ambroszewska 1869-1931 [age c61]
Their 3 (known) Children:
► John Ambroszewski 1891-1924 [age 32]
► Stanisława 'Stella' (Ambroszewska) Kamiński 1895-1943 [age 47]
► Joseph Ambroszewski - born c1903 in Poland
Note: Also known as Joseph Ambrose, Joseph I. Ambrose, Ignace Ambroszewski, Edward Ambroszewski, Joe's proper name appears to have been 'Zygmunt'. Still a single man, living with his widowed mother in 1930, his date and place of death is unknown.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Franciszek 'Frank' Ambroszewski was born in Poland in an era when that country was part of the Russian Empire; and though his date of birth is unknown, the 1910 and 1920 U.S. census reports indicate that he was born circa 1864.
Married in Poland circa 1889, Frank emigrated from his homeland around 1904; and six years later, his wife and children joined him. The Ambroszewskis etablished their family in the Union City section of Naugatuck where Frank went to work as a laborer at the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Company (which was renamed Eastern Malleable in 1912).
FRANK AMBROSZEWSKI's FAMILY
His Wife:
Józefa 'Josephine' Ambroszewska 1869-1931 [age c61]
Their 3 (known) Children:
► John Ambroszewski 1891-1924 [age 32]
► Stanisława 'Stella' (Ambroszewska) Kamiński 1895-1943 [age 47]
► Joseph Ambroszewski - born c1903 in Poland
Note: Also known as Joseph Ambrose, Joseph I. Ambrose, Ignace Ambroszewski, Edward Ambroszewski, Joe's proper name appears to have been 'Zygmunt'. Still a single man, living with his widowed mother in 1930, his date and place of death is unknown.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Married in Poland circa 1889, Frank emigrated from his homeland around 1904; and six years later, his wife and children joined him. The Ambroszewskis etablished their family in the Union City section of Naugatuck where Frank went to work as a laborer at the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Company (which was renamed Eastern Malleable in 1912).
FRANK AMBROSZEWSKI's FAMILY
His Wife:
Józefa 'Josephine' Ambroszewska 1869-1931 [age c61]
Their 3 (known) Children:
► John Ambroszewski 1891-1924 [age 32]
► Stanisława 'Stella' (Ambroszewska) Kamiński 1895-1943 [age 47]
► Joseph Ambroszewski - born c1903 in Poland
Note: Also known as Joseph Ambrose, Joseph I. Ambrose, Ignace Ambroszewski, Edward Ambroszewski, Joe's proper name appears to have been 'Zygmunt'. Still a single man, living with his widowed mother in 1930, his date and place of death is unknown.
CEMETERY INFORMATION
Type of Marker: Headstone (monument)
Inscription
FRANCISZEK AMBROSZEWSKI
UM. 5. LIST. 1926
Note: Frank's date-of-death was engraved in his native language. The English translation of 'UM. 5. LIST. 1926' (an abbreviated form of 'Umarł 5 Listopad 1926') is 'DIED 5 NOVEMBER 1926'.
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