Agnieszka "Agnes" Szaroleta Grzeskowiak (1854-1918)

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

September 30, 2018

Family History, Genealogy

Agnieszka “Agnes” Szaroleta Grzeskowiak (1854-1918) was my 2nd great grandmother. She was married to my 2nd great grandfather, Albert Grzeskowiak (1849-1931). They came to the U.S. from Poland in the early 1880s and settled in Detroit, MI.

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

September 2, 2018

Family History, Genealogy

"A pugilistic neck, a powerful man, but essentially very meek" - Chester Joseph Stuve (1913-1978)

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

September 2, 2018

Family History, Genealogy

"A pugilistic neck, a powerful man, but essentially very meek" - Chester Joseph Stuve (1913-1978)

My 1st cousins, 2x removed, Chester Joseph Stuve (1913-1978) was "A good-natured fellow, an enthusiastic athlete, and a diligent student." Apparently his also had a strong neck. Here is his story as told through yearbook photos.

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

July 29, 2018

Genealogy, Family History

Pneumonia in Detroit: Franciszka "Frances" Grzeskowiak (1886-1905)

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

July 29, 2018

Genealogy, Family History

Pneumonia in Detroit: Franciszka "Frances" Grzeskowiak (1886-1905)

Pneumonia was one of the leading causes of U.S. deaths in the early 1900s. It took the life of my 2nd great aunt, Francisczka “Frances” Grzeskowiak (1886-1905). This is her story.

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

January 28, 2018

Family History, Genealogy

The Missing Decades of "Dear Aunt" Agnes Grzeskowiak (1898-1970)

Steven J. Hanley - The Psychogenealogist

January 28, 2018

Family History, Genealogy

The Missing Decades of "Dear Aunt" Agnes Grzeskowiak (1898-1970)

Agnes E. Grzeskowiak (pronounced gresh-KO-viyak) is my 2nd great aunt. She never married and had no children. Information about her during the three decades between 1940 and her death in 1970 remains elusive. Here is her story.