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<\/a><\/p>\nThis article aims to describe the people who lived in Lubianka and were recorded in the record books of the Jaminy parish from the beginning of the 19th century until the outbreak of World War II in 1939.<\/p>\n
The oldest families recorded in \u0141ubianka in the record books were Witkowski. The surname Witkowski was also spelled as Wi\u0107ko.<\/p>\n
Jan Witkowski and Franciszka Piktel<\/h4>\n
On November 22, 1807, Jan Witkowski, a 24-year-old single from Jaziewo with Franciszka Piktel, a 25-year-old single from Wrotki, got married in the Jaminy church.<\/p>\n
Their daughter Rozalia was born in Wrotki in 1808.<\/p>\n
Next children were born in \u0141ubianka. Marianna was born in 1810 (the godparents were Mateusz Suchwa\u0142ko and Helena Piktelanka), and in 1814 Ludwik (godparents: Jakub Suchwa\u0142ko and Marianna Szumska from Mogilnice).<\/p>\n
Jan Witkowski and Marcela Tomaszewska<\/h4>\n
Only one entry for this family can be found in the Jamian books. In 1812 the son Jan was born. The godparents were Micha\u0142 Witkowski and Franciszka Piktelanka. Father Micha\u0142 was written as honest, which at that time meant a farmer or a rural craftsman.<\/p>\n
Jan Sto\u017cy\u0144ski and Konstancja Piktel<\/h4>\n
In 1814 Jan Sto\u017cy\u0144ski, an honest from Jaminy and Konstancja Piktel, an honest from \u0141ubianka, got married in the Jaminy church. The further history of this family was associated with the village of Jaminy, where the spouses lived. In the same year, their son Ludwik was born. There is no mention of other children of Jan and Konstancja. In 1838 Ludwik Sto\u017cy\u0144ski married Ludwika Chilicka from Sztabin. After the death of his wife, in 1854 he remarried with Katarzyna Gruszewicz from Jaminy.<\/p>\n
Jan Witkowski and Marianna Kozakiewicz<\/h4>\n
In 1815 Jan Witkowski, a widower from \u0141ubianka (probably after the deceased Franciszka n\u00e9e Piktel) and Marianna Kozakiewicz, a sible from Jaminy, got married in the Jaminy church. In the same year, their son Pawe\u0142 was born in \u0141ubianka. The next children are Marianna (born in 1818), Wojciech (born in 1820) and Antoni (born in 1821), who in 1841 married Anna Panasewicz from Jaminy. The next children of Jan Witkowski and Marianna n\u00e9e Kozakiewicz were already born in Jaminy: in 1824 Agnieszka and in 1826 Katarzyna. Jan died in Jaminy in 1849, recorded in his death certificate as Jan Wi\u0107ko.<\/p>\n
Pawe\u0142 Witkowski and Katarzyna \u0141ankowska (\u0141onkowska)<\/h4>\n
In 1816 Pawe\u0142 Witkowski, a single from Jaziewo with Katarzyna \u0141onkowska, a single from Wrotki got married in the Jaminy church. In 1817 their son Felicjan was born in \u0141ubianka. Another child of Franciszek was born in Wrotki in 1819. More references to this family in the Jaminy books have not been found.<\/p>\n
Jan Zagrodzki and Marianna Miesza\u0142<\/h4>\n
The Zagrodzki family appeared in the books of the Jaminy parish twice, on the occasion of the birth of children. In 1821 Tekla was born in \u0141ubianka, whose godparents were nobles Ignacy Chodorowski and Wiktoria Krajewska. A year later, Ignacy Zagrodzki was born. His godparents were also nobles: Ludwik Piotrowski and Anna Chodorowska.<\/p>\n
Marianna Leszczy\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
Once in the books of the Jaminy parish, Marianna Leszczy\u0144ska, single, was registered, who in 1824 in \u0141ubianka gave birth to an illegitimate child named Ludwik. The godparents were noble Andrzej Teresewicz and Helena Sto\u017cy\u0144ska. In 1830 Rozalia, 3-year-old daughter of Marianna Leszczy\u0144ska, single from Jaziewo, died, but it is not certain whether the record applies to the same Marianna, who had lived in \u0141ubianka six years earlier.<\/p>\n
Barbara Panasewicz<\/h4>\n
Similarly to Marianna Leszczy\u0144ska, to Barbara Panasewicz gave birth to an illegitimate child in \u0141ubianka. In 1825 she gave birth to Victoria Felicja. The godparents of the child were nobles Piotr Kuleszewski and Konstancja Bia\u0142kowska. The child died a year later in Jaminy, recorded in the books of death as Felicjanna Panasewicz. In 1830 Barbara gave birth to another illegitimate child in Mogilnice - Rozalia. This Rozalia, who lived in Jaminy at the time, married Mateusz Borysewicz in 1859. She died in 1872 and was recorded in the books of death as Rozalia Borys n\u00e9e Panasewicz, which proves that in the nineteenth century surnames still evolved. Barbara gave birth to two more illegitimate children. In 1835, Adam Panasewicz was born in Jaminy, who probably died shortly thereafter, because in 1836 Barbara gave birth to another son of the same name.<\/p>\n
Felicjan Bia\u0142kowski and Konstancja Tarasiewicz<\/h4>\n
Only one entry regarding this family has survived in the Jaminy books. In 1826, forester (podle\u015bny) Felicjan Bia\u0142kowski died at the age of 36, leaving his wife Konstancja n\u00e9e Tarasiewicz.<\/p>\n
Pawe\u0142 Rogalski and Dorota<\/h4>\n
The maiden name of Dorota, who was a maid in the \u0141ubiane sacred spot, is unknown. The family appeared on the pages of the Jaminy books only once. In 1833 Pawe\u0142 Rogalski, son of deceased Pawe\u0142 Rogalski and Dorota, died at the age of 6.<\/p>\n
Karol Baumgarten and Franciszka Pre\u015bnicka<\/h4>\n
Like the family of Felicjan Bia\u0142kowski and Konstancja Tarasiewicz, the family of Karol Baumgarten and Franciszka n\u00e9e Pre\u015bnicka appeared in the Jaminy books due to the death of the head of the family. In 1834, the noble Karol Baumgarten, a forester (podle\u015bny) of The Royal Forests, son of Karol Baumgarten and El\u017cbieta, died in Poniemu\u0144. He left his sister Karolina apart from his wife.<\/p>\n
Rozalia Totoraj<\/h4>\n
Rozalia Totoraj, a single woman, appeared on the pages of the Jaminy record books only once. In 1847 she gave birth to her daughter El\u017cbieta in \u0141ubianka. Rozalia worked as a maid in \u0141ubianka. This time the baby godparents were not nobles, as in the case of the aforementioned maidens, but Jan Witkowski - a farmer from Jaminy and Antoni Mordas - a cornerer (k\u0105tnik) from Jaminy.<\/p>\n
Kazimierz Ksi\u0105\u017ckowski and Karolina Dobrza\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
In 1846, 30-year-old Kazimierz Ksi\u0105\u017ckowski, residing in Jaminy, born in Kojle village in Wi\u017cajny parish, son of Jan and Konstancja n\u00e9e Kilert and 19-year-old Karolina Dobrza\u0144ska, living in D\u0119bowo, and born in August\u00f3w, daughter of J\u00f3zef Dobrza\u0144ski and Marianna, guardians of the lock in D\u0119bowo, were married in the Jaminy church. Kazimierz Ksi\u0105\u017ckowski held the position of shooter of The Government Forests of the Guard \u0141ubiana. He changed jobs quite often. In 1843, holding the position of the shooter of The Government Forests in Klonowo, he became the godfather of Franciszka Pusdeszrys. In 1847 J\u00f3zefata Pelagia Ksi\u0105\u017ckowska was born in Wrotki. The only child of Kazimierz and Karolina born in \u0141ubianka was Anna (1849). The next children - Leonard Walenty (1851) and Feliks (1854) were born in Ostrze\u0142ek, where Kazimierz was transferred to.<\/p>\n
Maciej Juchniewicz and Katarzyna Lotkowska<\/h4>\n
The family of Maciej and Katarzyna appeared in the Jaminy books many times. Katarzyna's maiden name is not certain, it was also sometimes written as Za\u0142kowska, Z\u0142otkowska and Hotkowska. The family did not live in \u0141ubianka, but in Jaziewo. Their son Kazimierz died in \u0141ubianka in 1853. Other records about this family were registered in Jaziewo. The wedding between Maciej Juchniewicz from Jaziewo and Katarzyna (written as Z\u0142otkowska) took place in 1819. In 1821, their daughter Marianna was born, who had to die soon after birth. In 1824, Antonina Juchniewicz was born in Jaziewo. She died in 1900 in Jaziewo, written as Antonina Roszko after her husband. In 1838 son Kazimierz J\u00f3zef was born, the same who died later in \u0141ubianka. In the same 1838, 3-year-old Marianna Juchniewicz died. Her birth certificate was not found in the Jaminy books. Another child was J\u00f3zefata, born in 1841. J\u00f3zefata died as a widow (registered as J\u00f3zefa Calewska) in 1916 in Jaziewo. Maciej Juchniewicz died as a widower in Jaziewo in 1866.<\/p>\n
Jan Prejss and Salomea Tyszko<\/h4>\n
In 1855 Jan Prejss, a forester (podle\u015bny) of The Government Forests from \u0141ubianka, died, and this is the only trace of this family in the Jaminy books.<\/p>\n
Roman Klichowski and J\u00f3zefa J\u0119tarska<\/h4>\n
Literally for a moment, a forester (podle\u015bny) of The Government Forests Roman Klichowski with his wife J\u00f3zefa J\u0119tarska from \u0141ubianka settlement appeared in the birth and death certificates from the Jaminy parish. In 1861 their daughter Domicella Kajetana was born in \u0141ubianka, who died the same year.<\/p>\n
J\u00f3zefata Gabrych<\/h4>\n
Another single in \u0141ubianka who appeared on the pages of the Jaminy books was a maid born in Jastrz\u0119bna. In 1862 she gave birth to an illegitimate daughter Michalina.<\/p>\n
Franciszka Talkowska<\/h4>\n
Franciszka Talkowska, who in 1866 gave birth to Ignacy Czes\u0142aw in \u0141ubianka, was an unmarried peasant, permanently residing in Jaziewo. In the books of the Jaminy parish in the 1860s, you can find birth and death records of Franciszka Talkowska's other children, perhaps the same Franciszka, who in 1866 was residing in \u0141ubianka. In 1861 J\u00f3zef Talkowski was born in Lipowo, who died in 1868 in Jaziewo. In 1863, Franciszka Talkowska became the mother of Franciszka, who was born in Jaziewo and died there in 1869.<\/p>\n
Jan Mrozowski and Bogus\u0142awa Kowalewska<\/h4>\n
The Mrozowski family appeared on the pages of Jaminy record books for a while in connection with the role of the forester (podle\u015bny) of The Government Forests in the Guard of \u0141ubiana by Jan Mrozowski. In 1868, his son Stanis\u0142aw was born in \u0141ubianka. The same year, just over two weeks later, Bogus\u0142awa Mrozowska n\u00e9e Kowalewska died (recorded in the death certificate as Bogumi\u0142a), perhaps as a result of postpartum complications. She was the daughter of Antoni Kowalewski, director of the Horoszno chamber and Eleonora n\u00e9e Cybulski.<\/p>\n
Antoni Witkowski and Marianna W\u0105sowska<\/h4>\n
A family that appeared only once on the pages of the Jaminy books on the occasion of the marriage of their daughter Maria W\u0105sowska. In 1872 she married Jan Andradzki from D\u0119bowo, son of Stanis\u0142aw Andradzki and Aniela n\u00e9e G\u0142owacka. Antoni was at the time a forest ranger in \u0141ubianka, although Maria was born in Potwiszki, in the Skrawdzie parish.<\/p>\n
Teofila Pru\u017ca\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
Teofila Pru\u017ca\u0144ska, a single peasant woman working as a laborer, appeared in the Jaminy books only once. In 1873 she gave birth to her son, Stanis\u0142aw, in \u0141ubianka.<\/p>\n
W\u0142adys\u0142aw Markowski and Klementyna G\u0142owi\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
Two children were born in \u0141ubianka to W\u0142adys\u0142aw Markowski, a noble junior forester of the Jaminy parish, and Klementyna G\u0142owi\u0144ska. In 1878 Stefania Klementyna, and two years later J\u00f3zef Piotr. After this date, the family does not appear in the books of the Jaminy parish.<\/p>\n
Jan Owsiejko and Marianna Andraka<\/h4>\n
In 1888 in Jaminy there was a marriage between Jan Owsiejko, a native of Lauda\u0144szczyzna in the Suchowola parish, son of Mateusz Owsiejko and Anna n\u00e9e Piotrowski, who at that time worked as a laborer in \u0141ubianka, with Marianna Andraka from Mogilnice. After the wedding, the life of the young couple was associated with Mogilnice. In 1888 their daughter Rozalia was born, in 1894 Wincenty, in 1897 Melania, who died three years later, in 1903 Ignacy was born. In 1900, Stanis\u0142aw's 9-year-old daughter died in Mogilnice. Marianna Owsiejko n\u00e9e Andraka died in 1911. Later that year Jan Owsiejko married Franciszka Szyc from Jaminy. He became a widower for the second time in 1921, and died in 1922.<\/p>\n
Ewa Wyszy\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
In 1894 in \u0141ubianka an unmarried peasant laborer, Ewa Wyszy\u0144ska, gave birth to her daughter W\u0142adys\u0142awa. In 1924 in Jaminy W\u0142adys\u0142awa Wyszy\u0144ska married J\u00f3zef Kucharski from Dolistowo, born in Jatwie\u017a Wielka. Perhaps the same Ewa Wyszy\u0144ska, a single from Jaminy, born in U\u015bcianki, married in 1898 Ludwik Kozakiewicz, a widower from Jaminy. Ludwik Kozakiewicz died in Jaminy in 1911, and Ewa married Ludwik Czmielewski from Czarniewo in 1923.<\/p>\n
Micha\u0142 Toczko and Joanna Dobrowolska<\/h4>\n
In 1900 in Jaminy Micha\u0142 Toczko, son of Ludwik and Ewa n\u00e9e Mitruk, born in Zwierzyniec Wielki, and living in \u0141ubianka married with Joanna Dobrowolska from Wrotki. After the wedding, the family's life went on in Wrotki. In 1901 Albin was born, in 1903 a daughter Bronis\u0142awa (she died in the same year), a year later Aleksandra (died after birth), in 1905 Melania, in 1907 Hieronim (died in 1922), and in 1910 W\u0142adys\u0142awa (she died in the same year). It seems that out of all the children of Micha\u0142 and Joanna only Albin Toczko lived to adulthood, who in 1928 married J\u00f3zefa Polkowska from Polkowo and Melania Toczko, who in 1931 married Julian Prawdzik. In 1904 Micha\u0142's father, Ludwik, died in Wrotki, and Micha\u0142 himself died in 1941.<\/p>\n
Aleksander Rybacki and Bronis\u0142awa Nowicka<\/h4>\n
In 1921 in \u0141ubianka a forester of The August\u00f3w Government Forests, 68-year-old Aleksander Rybacki died, a native of Garwolin, son of Jan and Karolina n\u00e9e Dulska, leaving his wife Bronis\u0142awa n\u00e9e Nowicka.<\/p>\n
Leonard Witkowski and Malwina Wierzykowska<\/h4>\n
In 1927 Malwina Witkowska died in \u0141ubianka, where she temporarily lived, wife of Leonard - a state railways clerk, daughter of Adam Wierzykowski and Maria Felber, coming from Brigid\u00f3w estate in the Rzeczyce poviat, the Nowogr\u00f3dek province.<\/p>\n
Julianna Anna Duczy\u0144ska<\/h4>\n
In 1932, Miss Julia Anna Duczy\u0144ska, 63-years-old, daughter of Wincenty and Krystyna n\u00e9e Krasicki, a native of Warsaw, died in \u0141ubianka.<\/p>\n
In addition to the above-mentioned families, on the pages of the Jamian books there are foresters associated with the forester's lodge in \u0141ubianka, who did not leave any traces of their own families, but were only recorded as witnesses or godfathers. They were: forester (podle\u015bny) Jan Botowski aka Batowski in the Jaminy books appearing in 1835-1840, Ksawera Batowska, his daughter recorded twice in 1839, forester (podle\u015bny) Kacper \u0141api\u0144ski, who appeared in the Jaminy books in 1840-1847, forester (podle\u015bny) Karol Soi\u0144ski in Jaminy books occurring in 1858-1863 and junior forester Ignacy Krotowicz in 1885.<\/p>\n
Thanks to the kindness of Urszula Zalewska, Jerzy Koz\u0142owski and Ma\u0142gorzata Piekarska I can add a piece of the further history of \u0141ubianka.<\/p>\n
W latach 60. w \u0141ubiance znajdowa\u0142a si\u0119 siedziba Nadle\u015bnictwa Pa\u0144stwowego Sztabin. Nadle\u015bniczym by\u0142 Stanis\u0142aw Bo\u0142tu\u0107 (ur. w 1905 r.); Edward Koz\u0142owski pe\u0142ni\u0142 funkcj\u0119 le\u015bniczego, a jego \u017cona, Maria Koz\u0142owska, z d. Rzepnicka – g\u0142\u00f3wnej ksi\u0119gowej. Kasjerem by\u0142 p. Krysztopa (z D\u0119bowa albo Jasionowa); ksi\u0119gow\u0105 – Halina Lotkowska ze Sztabina (wysz\u0142a za m\u0105\u017c za Henryka Wielgata ze Sztabina, do pracy doje\u017cd\u017ca\u0142a ze Sztabina skuterem Osa); pracowa\u0142a tam te\u017c Krystyna Koniecko (p\u00f3\u017aniej Kapusta).<\/p>\n
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