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Polish Saskatchewan Genealogy Roots

Poland - Polish

One of the earliest Polish settlements according to SAME - Saskatchewan Association for Multicultural Education - was in Otthon Saskatchewan about 1894-1896. .(Yorkton Gen Web). In the early 1900's Polish immigrants applied for homestead status around Glenavon Weyburn Gen Web, Fosston Kamsack Gen Web area , and Honeymoon Prince Albert Gen WEb
. There were quite a few Polish settlements,many of them occuring in settlements of Ukranian homesteaders. One of the earliest was in the Weyburn Gen Web region at Candiac around 1896, Also at the turn of the century, Polish homesteaders came to the Saskatoon Gen Web Region near Alvena, Tarnopol and Fish Creek. Nestled within Ukranaian colonies of the Kamsack Gen Web area in the early 1900s were Dobrowdy (later Buchanan), Kowalowka (Later named Tiny), Bobolynci (Later Fosston), Rama, Mikado and Kuroki. August heralds an annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes at Rama, Saskatchewan. Weyburn Gen Web region saw further arrivals in 1902 at Cedoux. Venturing further north in the early 1900s saw Polish immigration to Gillies (Later called Windsor Lake and then Blaine Lake), Redberry Lake, Marcelin, Krydor, Kleczkowski (Later called Oscar Lake) and Albertown of Lloydminster Gen Web and Meath Park (later Janow Corners) of Prince Albert Gen Web.
The Hapsburg Dynasty 1278 - 1918 ruled this central European country of Austria On censeii and passenger lists residents may be classified as Austrian, though they may be Croatian, Czech, German, Italian, Ukraninan, Polish, Romanian, Slovene or Slovak.

From 1867-1918, there was an Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Likewise, immigrants classed as 'Austrian' may include Germans, Bohemians, Moravians, Slovaks, Ruthenians, Slovenes, Servians, Croats, Roumanians, and Magyars. In 1938, Northern Austria became a part of Germany. As there were many border differences, this was the reason why immigrants registered their country of origin as Austrian. There were German speaking immigrants from Poland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Germany. Czech, Slovak, Polish, and Wendish are all "West Slavic" languages.1 Records from Poland may also include areas now part of Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus.

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Web Page Links

Ancestor table of the children of Leo James Lubiniecki & Alma Cecilia Reagan of Sturgis, Saskatchewan

Atlas of Saskatchewan German Bloc Settlements Ethnic Bloc Settlements 1850s-1990s Map

Atlas of Saskatchewan POLISH Bloc Settlements Ethnic Bloc Settlements 1850s-1990s Map

Atlas of Saskatchewan Group Settlements

Book Title The Hands of time : village of Buchanan, 1907-1987, Range M. of Buchanan, 1913-1988, and district Published Buchanan, Sask. : Buchanan History Book Committee, c1988

Bukovina Immigrants in Saskatchewan

Cemetery in Verkhniyakivtsi, Borshchiv rayon, Ternopil oblasty
"Many, many families left this town and moved away, predominantly to Canada. For instance, a majority of the Ukrainian pioneers in Rosthern and Vonda in the province of Saskatchewan were specifically from this town. In Canada, variations in spelling this name include: Verchniakiwci, Wierzchiakowce, Wersznykiwci, Wiszniency, Werchnikevci, Wershnikiwtsi, Wershnikivetz, Wershnykiwci, , Wiszniaucy, Vershnekewsti. "

CenEuroGenWeb



Cyndi's List Poland Polska

East European Research Group

E-mail and Telephone Directories - Polish

Genealogy and Poland on the Internet and elsewhere

Gottlieb Altwasser

Héritage Portal Tadeusz Romer fonds : diplomatic activities 2 digitized microfilm reels
"Tadeusz Romer (1894 - 1978) was a Polish diplomat and politician. "

Hrynuik, Pauline (nee Shalansky) oral history submitted by Nat Hrynuik

Immigrants to Canada

Immigration Life In Canada The Memories of Rose Martin

Jankowski-Bielka Re-union

Obituaries - Agnes Rose Goski

Ogspi : FRYCZ Teodor

Patronymics

Poland Gen Web

Poland Gen Web Resources in America

Poland Collections ic.ca.ca Heirloom Seiries

Poles

Polish People of Canada by William Makowski (B00K index, and look up volunteer)

PolishRoots" Surnames: Origins & Meanings

Polish Roots Notes on Selected Polish Surnames

Polish Roots Notes on Selected Polish Surnames

Poland Mailing Lists
  • HERBARZ
  • POL-KARNICE
  • POL-KRAKOW-RESEARCH-GROUP
  • POL-KUJAWSKO-POMORSKIE
  • POL-LUBUSKIE
  • POL-MAZOWIECKIE
  • POL-PODLASKIE
  • POL-PODOLE
  • POL-RZESZOW
  • POL-TRZCIANKA
  • POL-WIELKOPOLSKIE
  • POLAND-ROOTS
  • POLISH-NOBILITY
  • POLISH-SURNAMES
  • PRZODKOWIE-ORG
  • PolandBorderSurnames
  • PolandBorderSurnames-OBITUARIES
  • PolishLessons


Saskatoon Gen Web Area Ukrainian and Polish Ancestry Researcher: Chubak-Czubak, Stadnyk, Slusar, Chaykowski-Czajkowski, Harasymchuk-Harasymczuk, Bryshun, Rawlyk, Gilecki, Kotelko

"""See Austria - Austrian: Bukovina

"""See German - Germany: Bukovina

"""See Romania - Romanian: Bukovina

"""See Ukraine - Ukranian: Bukovina

SOHL - Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages

They Planted the See by Paul Malec digitised online by Our Roots Nos Racines

Weyburn Queries KULACZ/KULACH Valentine (Walenty)

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