Charles emigrated with his parents to the United States from Poland. He was an infant about 4 months old at the time.

Parents: John (Jan) Joseph Napolski and Maryanna Pauline Malecki Napolski

Wife's Name: Jean (Jananie) Dalecki Napolski
Did not have any children

Charlie died from complications of his diabetes.

Undertaker in charge of Charles' funeral: John F. Yasik and Son, Wilmington, DE

Social Security Death Index Individual Record:
Name: Charles Napolski
Social Security Number: 222-09-4690
Date of Birth: 11 Feb 1907
Place of Issuance of Social Security Number: Delaware
Date of Death: May 1967
Residence: 19805  Wilmington, New Castle, DE
date issued: before 1951
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Had a hunting accident when he was in his teens. Charles was passing a loaded rifle under a farm fence and the gun discharged unexpectedly. Charles was shot in his right arm. The doctors advised his father, Jan Napolski, that Charles' injured arm should be amputated to save Charles' life. Jan said that he would not consent to their amputating Charles' arm, and that he'd rather Charles' die than have him live without an arm. Charles survived the injury but the injury caused him to lose most of the use of his right hand and arm.
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http://www.ellisislandrecords.org/search/passRecord.asp?MID=2136269 99&LNM=NAPOLSKI&PLNM=NAPOLSKI&RF=17&pID=104565120079

Passenger record for arrivals at Ellis Island, NY.

Associated Passenger Date of Arrival Port of Departure Line # 0019 Page #  138

Napolski, Kasimir June 12, 1907 Bremen

Name: Napolski, Kasimir
Ethnicity: Germany, Polish
Place of residence: Linowitz, Germany
Date of arrival: 12 Jun 1907
Age on arrival: 3m
Gender: M
Marital status: S
Ship of travel: Kronprinz Wilhelm
Port of departure : Bremen, Germany

The Kronprinz Wilhelm was built by A/G Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin, Germany, 1901. 14908 gross tons; 664 (bp) feet long; 66 feet wide. Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw.  Service speed 22 knots.  1761 passengers ( 367 first class, 340 second class, 1054 third class ).

Built for North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1901 and named Kronprinz Wilhelm. Bremerhaven-New York service. Refitted as an auxiliary cruiser in 1914; sank 15 ships. Interned 1915. Seized by United States Government, American flag, in 1915 and renamed USS Von Steuben. Laid up in 1919. Scrapped in 1923.
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http://www.co.new-castle.de.us/WillSearch/showwill.asp?will_no=520 86

New Castle County, DE, will

Decedent Name: NAPOLSKI, CHARLES J
Date of Death: 05/29/1967
Date Closed:
ROW File #:: 52086
Date Cleared:
Decedent Address:
Attorney:
Other Info: TESTATE FILED 25C FILED 7/19/67
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Personal Information

Name:   Charles Napolski
Age:   22
Estimated birth year:   1907
Relation to Head-of-house:   Son
Home in 1930:   Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware

Image Source:   Year: 1930; Census Place: Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware; Roll: T626_290; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 73; Image: 0842.
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Charles & Jean Napolski - Section F, Block 1, Lot 40, Graves 5 & 6, single marker on each grave.
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