She was the daughter of Andrew and Barbara Kolodzy. died of consumption. The stone says the name is Kolodzy, but relatives say the stone is wrong; should be Kolodgy, or Kolodzej. The original spelling in Poland was Kolodziej. When they moved to the USA in 1881, the family decided on Kolodzej, but later changed the name to Kolodgy. they were from upper province of Upper Silesia, Poland. Of the 13 children, five are buried in Calvary. Victoria, 15, Andrew Jr., Sept 14, 1885, who lived just a few hours and is buried next to Victoria. Thomas Paul Kolodgy, May 12, 1893, Jan 24, 1895, buried in an unmarked grave, Peter Robert Kolodgy, June 2, 1895, May 28 1900; Elizabeth, April 21, 1902, Jan 7, 1903. All were born and died in Rendsville Township, Stevens County, except for Peter who died on the new farm in Moose Lake area of Donnelly. See St. Theresia Cemetery in Donnelly, Minn., for other burials.
She was the daughter of Andrew and Barbara Kolodzy. died of consumption. The stone says the name is Kolodzy, but relatives say the stone is wrong; should be Kolodgy, or Kolodzej. The original spelling in Poland was Kolodziej. When they moved to the USA in 1881, the family decided on Kolodzej, but later changed the name to Kolodgy. they were from upper province of Upper Silesia, Poland. Of the 13 children, five are buried in Calvary. Victoria, 15, Andrew Jr., Sept 14, 1885, who lived just a few hours and is buried next to Victoria. Thomas Paul Kolodgy, May 12, 1893, Jan 24, 1895, buried in an unmarked grave, Peter Robert Kolodgy, June 2, 1895, May 28 1900; Elizabeth, April 21, 1902, Jan 7, 1903. All were born and died in Rendsville Township, Stevens County, except for Peter who died on the new farm in Moose Lake area of Donnelly. See St. Theresia Cemetery in Donnelly, Minn., for other burials.
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