Michał Olszewski (228 years ago.)
Michał Gołębiewski (137 years ago.)
Feliksa Kiliś (135 years ago.)
Michał Kostewicz (125 years ago.)
Jan Rostek (123 years ago.)
Adam Korycki (87 years ago.)
Marta Witkowska (28 years ago.)
The history of human sin began with an innocent question serpent to Eve: "Why?", "Is it true?" Likewise, the adventure begins with the genealogy and also carries with itself serious consequences. Man failed to break free from sin. Likewise, not many were able to escape their genealogical addiction.
First comes the question: Why is this man called as we are but is not our family? The second stage is another question: Why didn't we know that this man, is indeed our family?
More questions arrive, answers missing. We begin to look for ourselves and we can never learn enough to satisfy our curiosity.
Korycki
The Korycki family come from five independent lines. The most numerous repair group was Koryccy, coat of arms Prus I (Turzyma) and coat of arms Ciołek. There are also many representatives of the new Tatar Korycki family.
The oldest of our ancestors, the Korycki known to us, was born in Poland in the Klukowo parish.
Kiliś
The Kiliś (Kilisz) family came to the Crown from the territory of the northern Grand Duchy of Lithuania, somewhere in the Polish Livonia.
The first habitat after leaving the GDL was Pomerania. After two generations living in Korona, the Kiliś family decided to go on another journey. This time they settled in Goławice in Mazovia. An unknown to us branch of the family also lived in the Łomna parish.
Kostewicz
The Kostewicz family comes from the territory of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The Kostewicz from our family come from ancestors settled between Ciechanów and Nasielsk. Their descendants still live in Mazovia, but they also settled in North America.
It was long past midnight when Stanisław finished this strange tale. There was complete silence in the adjoining rooms where his five children slept. In this unusual silence, his wife Marianna was sitting at his feet.
What she heard must have been shocking, because she did not speak for a long time. Stanisław did not urge her, although he was waiting impatiently for what he had to hear sooner or later. He knew that from his wife's point of view he had a lot on his conscience, although he did not feel guilty. He was aware that Marianna, always prudent, must have time to gather her thoughts, that it wasn't easy for her to sort things out in her head.
This is how the Family Chronicle, written by generations, begins. Today we are working on contemporary events.
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