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Latest Addition (March 27, 2008): Anthropological and Geneological DNA: Cizewski Family Results |
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| Anthropological
and Geneological
DNA: Index and Introduction |
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| 1860s Anson Croman (20th Michigan Infantry Regiment) and the Civil War Mt. Hope Cemetery, Waterloo, Michigan: Anson Croman's Grave, Monuments and Graves of Other 20th Michigan Soldiers, and Graves of Musbach Ancestors. |
![]() Anson Croman Undated |
| Early 1900s Immigration from the Polish part of Tsarist Russia
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![]() Felix J. Cizewski From wedding photo about 1914.. |
![]() Mary Cizewski From wedding photo about 1914 |
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| Immigration
from
Sicily |
![]() Private Philip Lovetere Probably taken in Paris, 1918 |
| 1917-1918 Philip
Lovetere (7th Infantry Division)
& World War One
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| 1920s Immigration from Sicily Angela (Giordano) Lovetere |
![]() Angela (Giordano) Lovetere Passport Photo 1920 |
| Leonardo
Giordano |
![]() Leonardo Giordano Passport Photo 1927 |
| A brief history of the Giodano's and Lovetere's immigrant experiences by great-grandson Eli Cizewski-Robinson. | |
| 1940s
Felix A. Cizewski: Photos, Undated pre-World War Two Felix A. Cizewski (Signal Corps, Europe) & World War Two 1945 to 2004 The Rest of His Life |
![]() Technician
5th Class Felix
A. Cizewski
Taken at Camp Crowder, Missouri late 1943 or early 1944 |
Ralph
E. Robinson (Landing Ship Medium 34, Pacific) & World War Two
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![]() Seaman
First Class Ralph E. Robinson
with Gizmo in front of Landing Ship Medium 34, undated. |
| 1990s Philip J. Cizewski |
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Works in Progress Stories, information, fragements, and drafts not yet worked into an appropriate page but stored here to keep them from being lost. |
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| * Quote from D-Day, in History and in Memory by Samuel Hynes, OP-ED Contributor, The New York Times, June 6, 2004 (Samuel Hynes, the author of "Flights of Passage" and "The Soldiers' Tale," was a Marine pilot in the Pacific in World War II.) | ||
| ©
2007 Leonard
H. Cizewski Last Modified on March 27, 2008 |
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