| Family History
Blog: A forum
for announcements of significant additions and discussions
of Cizewski, Lovetere, Musbach, & Robinson Family
History |
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| Anthropological and
Genealogical DNA: Index and Introduction |
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| 1600s Peter Hobart (1604 -1679) was the first Congregationalist minister in American, in the British colony of Massachusetts. The Robinsons are direct line descendants from Peter Hobart through Ralph Edmund Robinson's mother, Delia Hobart. Biographical note at The Bucklin Society family history site: |
![]() Shepherd in the Wilderness, Peter Hobart 1604-1679 by Edward Franklin Ripley |
| Early 1800s Pearly Gates, a descendant of Mary Blodget Hobart of Rushville, New York, died of wounds received in the War of 1812 in fighting along Lake Ontario, possibly in the The Battles of Sodus Point and Pultneyville. |
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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 Poland in the Tsarist Russian Empire
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![]() Felix J. Cizewski From wedding photo about 1914.. |
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![]() Mary Cizewski From wedding photo about 1914 |
| Immigration from Sicily 1917-1918 Philip
Lovetere
(7th Infantry Division) & World War One
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![]() Private Philip Lovetere Probably taken in Paris, 1918 |
| 1920s Immigration from Sicily Angela (Giordano) Lovetere The Rest of Philip's and Angela's Lives |
![]() Angela (Giordano) Lovetere Passport Photo 1920 |
| Leonardo Giordano |
![]() Leonardo Giordano Passport Photo 1927 |
| A brief history of the
Giordano's and Lovetere's immigrant experiences by great-grandson Eli
Cizewski-Robinson.
Santa Caterina Villarmosa links |
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| 1918 to
2004 Felix A. Cizewski:
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![]() Technician 5th Class Felix A.
Cizewski
Taken at Camp Crowder, Missouri late 1943 or early 1944 |
| September 29,
1925 to April 25, 2009 Ralph E. Robinson
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![]() Seaman First Class Ralph E. Robinson
with Gizmo in front of Landing Ship Medium 34, undated. |
| 1922 to 2011 Anna Maria Cizewski (nee Ennina Maria Lovetere) |
![]() Anna Maria Cizewski (nee Ennina Maria Lovetere) when she was 19 about 1941 |
| 1912 to
1956 Herman "Bud" E. Schuth Herman Schuth was born in 1912. He married Felix A. Cizewski's sister Jean and is the father of Felix's niece and nephew. We knew him as Uncle "Bud". He was drafted on May 27, 1942 and served as a truck driver in a quartermaster unit attached to an engineering unit in the Army Air Forces in Papau New Guinea. He died in June 21, 1956 from the complications of the malaria he contracted in the New Guinea. The Veterans Administration recognized his death as service related and provided benefits to his survivors. |
![]() Herman "Bud" E. Schuth Undated |
| 1953 to 1991 Philip J. Cizewski |
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Works in Progress Stories, information, fragments, 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.) | ||
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