Katarzyna WOLTANSKI

DEC 1887 - 22 JUN 1920

• BIRTH: DEC 1887, Russian Poland
• DEATH: 22 JUN 1920, South Bend, St Joseph, IN

1.  Helen BARGIELSKI
2.  Christine BARGIELSKI
3.  Joseph A BARGIELSKI
4.  Stanley A BARGIELSKI
5.  John C BARGIELSKI
6.  Harriet C BARGIELSKI

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[N28034] Katarzyna Woltanski Bargielski

Birth Dec 1887
Russian Poland

Death 22 Jun 1920 (aged 32)
South Bend, St Joseph, IN

Burial
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Notre Dame, St. Joseph County, IN
Plot Section C, row 22, lot 400C
Memorial ID 140279846 · View Source

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Katarzyna Waltanski (sic), 18, a Polish servant from Russia arrived in New York on Mar. 23, 1907 aboard the S. S. Pennsylvania. She was on her way to join her brother Felix A. in Scranton, Pennsylvania. (Passenger list)

On Jan. 11, 1908, Katerzyna Woltenski (sic?*) married Antoni Bargelski (sic) in New Castle County, Delaware. ("Delaware Vital Records," a card index, on familysearch.org)
*Most of her children's records indicate that her maiden name was Woltanski.

According to the 1910 census of Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, Anthony Bargielski and his wife Katherine had both been born in Russian Poland, had immigrated in 1906 and 1907, respectively. They had been married two years. It was his second marriage, her first. She had had two children, one living, a daughter 5-months-old, born in Delaware.

By the time of the 1920 census, they were living in South Bend, Indiana, where Anthony was a molder at a plow works. They had six children (in birth order): Cyablwa/Christine born in Delaware; Vincent, Steve/Stanley, Helen, Joe, and John, born in Indiana. (That same year in April, i. e., after the census was taken, daughter Harriet was born. )

Katarzyna's age, date of death, and name of cemetery in which she was buried are in the records of St. Casimer's Catholic Church, South Bend, Indiana.

Her date and place of death are given in her Indiana death certificate. Her husband was the informant. His understanding was that she had been born Dec. 2, 1888 in Poland to Fabijan & Ros (Szericouna) Wollynski (sic).