Suggested surname spellings: Adamski, Godzinski, Gorski, Haremza, Kruger, Nowak, Swiderski
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Magdalena nee Gluba & John Baranowski
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Baranowski Portraits
Magdalena nee Gluba & John Baranowski
Extractions by Joseph Martin
Joseph has extracted data from Michigan and U.S. Census, civil records, and city directories. To enable researchers to work easily with this data, it is posted here in .pdf format.
1872-1879 Calumet Births
1874-1897 Calumet Deaths
1874 Michigan Census
1895-1896 Houghton Directory
1901-1902 Houghton Directory
1872-1879 Calumet Births
1874-1897 Calumet Deaths
1874 Michigan Census
1895-1896 Houghton Directory
1901-1902 Houghton Directory
Poles in Calumet
This blog explores the Polish community of Calumet, Houghton Co., Michigan.They were not the largest ethnic group- but many Midwestern families trace their ancestry back to a miner in Calumet. The first settlers were from German Poland. The 1910 US Census enumerated miners hailing from Russian Poland and Austrian Poland, as well.
Employment Records
Family Researchers
Family Photo Albums
Homestead Records
Records from Poland
Wordle
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