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Subject: [POLAND-ROOTS] Fwd: RUMPTZ family name
Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 12:19:44 EDT

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Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 12:16:19 EDT
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I have recently come across information on my ggrandmother, GLINETZKY,
Susanna, daughter of Johann GLINETZKY(GLINIECKI). They entered Canada through
Quebec arriving on 6-5-1866.Susanna married my ggrandfather, John RUMPTZ, in
Parisville, Huron County, MI . As yet I have no information as to when John
RUMPTZ emigrated to the US, which port of entry and when and where he came
from in Prussia. Any information on these names along with GRIFKA(GREIFKA) or
PELOT would be appreciated.
Thanks
John Rumptz
I have a copy of pages of a Polish Genealogical Society of Michigan citing the
following names: CHICHANOWSKY(CIECHANOWSKI), GWISDALA, SPITZA/SPICA,, JESAK,
SLOWIK/SLAWIK, PEPLINSKY/PEPLINSKI, WROBEL, BORYS, TREPKOWSKY/TREPKOWSKI,
GLAZA, WROBBEL/WROBEL, GORECKA, WARCZAK, ELAND, KANABEL/KANABAJ,
SCHEMKOWSKY/SZEMKOWSKI, ROMPCA/RAPCA, SZAMK, OLSOWY, SHEMKA,
KUCHARCZYK/KUHARZICK, MZYK, BUREJZA, PULCER, SWIERCZ?/ZYSKA?, . If anyone is
researching these names send me an email at and I will send the
rest of the info. Ship name and appx dates. These people are all early
settlers of Huron Cty, MI.

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