BarbOsloPO Top Contributor
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2025 9:35 am
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Yes, it is this one. You will not find this online. Can send it to you if you want.
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TrishPO Top Contributor
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:13 am
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| BarbOslo wrote: | Also found a Hubert Baranski in kujawsko pomorskie. He was also born in 1916, but his date of birth is actually September 8 and his father's name is Wladyslaw. Is 1915 a safe year of birth?
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| Quote: | Interestingly, the marriage certificate was from Blackpool. There was a Polish Air Force Headquarters in Blackpool, and there was a Wienczyslaw Baranski there in 1944. He had quite the impressive career:
https://www.bbm.org.uk/airmen/Baranski.htm |
Hi Stewart, Barb, and Sophia,
Barb, to answer your question, I saw the obituary for Leo Hubert Baranski. He died 17 May 2000 and was 84 years old. The only other information listed is the name of his spouse (who is deceased) and his 4 children.
Sophia, very interesting information about the Polish Air Force Headquarters in Blackpool.
Stewart, could there be a natualization record for Leo Hubert Baranski?
Regards,
Trish
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stewart
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:16 am
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No I couldn't find any naturalisation record for him Trish. Re the birth date I must have got it from Findmypast or Ancestry if it wasnt the obituary, can't think where else
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BarbOsloPO Top Contributor
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Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:27 am
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Trish, there is other useful information in this obituary from 2000.
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TrishPO Top Contributor
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| BarbOslo wrote: | Trish, there is other useful information in this obituary from 2000.
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Hi Barb,
There is little information on Leo Hubert Baranski's obituary. I am attaching it. I did not find one for his wife. All I know is his wife Jessie died 14 March 1997.
Warm Regards,
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SophiaPO Top Contributor
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Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2025 6:23 am
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| stewart wrote: | | BarbOslo wrote: | Also found a Hubert Baranski in kujawsko pomorskie. He was also born in 1916, but his date of birth is actually September 8 and his father's name is Wladyslaw. Is 1915 a safe year of birth?
-Barb |
I think I got the birth date from his newspaper obituary |
Hi Stewart,
It does not look like the birth date came from the newspaper obituary. When you are collecting data from so many sources, it can be useful to make a notation of where each piece of information came from. I looked at the whole conversation that you are having about Leo Hubert Baranski here:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=890790.0
But I do not see his birth date mentioned there. Perhaps you saw it in some kind of index, where you ordered the death certificate from?
Best regards,
Sophia
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stewart
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Posted: Thu Apr 24, 2025 6:41 am
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| Sophia wrote: | | stewart wrote: | | BarbOslo wrote: | Also found a Hubert Baranski in kujawsko pomorskie. He was also born in 1916, but his date of birth is actually September 8 and his father's name is Wladyslaw. Is 1915 a safe year of birth?
-Barb |
I think I got the birth date from his newspaper obituary |
Hi Stewart,
It does not look like the birth date came from the newspaper obituary. When you are collecting data from so many sources, it can be useful to make a notation of where each piece of information came from. I looked at the whole conversation that you are having about Leo Hubert Baranski here:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=890790.0
But I do not see his birth date mentioned there. Perhaps you saw it in some kind of index, where you ordered the death certificate from?
Best regards,
Sophia |
I saw it at MyHeritage. Anyway that's the birth date on his death certificate which I've just received and which annoyingly for his place of birth just says 'Poland'
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stewart
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Posted: 8 hours ago at 9:41 am
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Geneteka is very frustrating, I still can't find Leo Hubert Baranski there. His death certificate gives his dob as 8th September 1915 and his marriage certificate has his age at 32 on 10th July 1948 which seems to confirm the year of his birth as 1915. His death certificate simply has 'Poland' as place of birth. His name is written as Leo Hubert Baranski on both certificates. Since my last post I have located and contacted one of his sons who says Leo's father was Wladyslaw Baranski b circa 1890 (but I found 5 people with that name for that exact year) and Leo's mother was called Agnieszka but I can't see any marriage with those 2 names in what I thought was a reasonable guess as to its likely time frame 1908-1915. I also found 6 Agnieszka Baranska who'd died between 1918 and 1972 and some have a little italic 'i' next to the name and when you click on it it says 'inne nazwiska' which translates as 'other names' but does it really mean maiden name? I'm going to contact Leo's son again and I wondered if anyone can suggest what questions are best to ask to try and get the correct information from Geneteka?
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SophiaPO Top Contributor
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Posted: 2 hours ago at 2:47 pm
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| stewart wrote: | | Geneteka is very frustrating, I still can't find Leo Hubert Baranski there. His death certificate gives his dob as 8th September 1915 and his marriage certificate has his age at 32 on 10th July 1948 which seems to confirm the year of his birth as 1915. His death certificate simply has 'Poland' as place of birth. His name is written as Leo Hubert Baranski on both certificates. Since my last post I have located and contacted one of his sons who says Leo's father was Wladyslaw Baranski b circa 1890 (but I found 5 people with that name for that exact year) and Leo's mother was called Agnieszka but I can't see any marriage with those 2 names in what I thought was a reasonable guess as to its likely time frame 1908-1915. I also found 6 Agnieszka Baranska who'd died between 1918 and 1972 and some have a little italic 'i' next to the name and when you click on it it says 'inne nazwiska' which translates as 'other names' but does it really mean maiden name? I'm going to contact Leo's son again and I wondered if anyone can suggest what questions are best to ask to try and get the correct information from Geneteka? |
Hi Stewart,
There was an era in my family research that I was looking at ship arrival manifests, day in and day out. I got quite comfortable searching the Ellis Island database using various tools and techniques. One immigrant just eluded me, although I tried searching through that database with grim determination for about a week. Finally, it dawned on me that the Ellis Island database only covers arrivals at the port of New York. Five minutes after that thought dawned on me, I found my elusive immigrant on a manifest (you guessed it....) arriving at the port of Baltimore! All this is just to say that Geneteka is what it is. If the church you are looking for happens be there and the years you need are available and it all is completely indexed, then Geneteka is a wonderful resource. But not everything is on there. Some records may never be on there.
As disheartening as it may sound, your only way to solve this is to know where Leo Hubert Baranski was born. I remember that at one point you were having a parallel discussion on another forum. Someone there suggested this:
"You could apply to the Blackpool Superintendent Registrar's Office and ask for scans of the original:-
Marriage Register entry.
The Licence Application.
The Marriage Schedule."
Did you follow this suggestion to get the licence application or the marriage schedule?
Wishing you better luck than you've had,
Sophia
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