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Stanley died April 1966 (SSN 276-10-6152)[6] in Steubenville, Ohio at the age of 77 years. Eleanora died December 1985 (SSN 275-62-0781)[6] in Steubenville, Ohio at the age of 91 years. Stanley and Eleanora had children: |
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| i | Alma Paprocki, b. c. Oct 1916[2] in Ohio. | ||
| ii | Stanislaw "Stanley" Paprocki, b. c. Feb 1918[2] in Ohio. | ||
| iii | Lucille Paprocki, b. 13 Dec 1919[6,7] in Steubenville OH; m. Earl Muenze; d. 19 Nov 1994 (SSN 268-16-9333)[6,7] in Columbus OH; 2 ch. | ||
| iv | Theresa M Paprocki, b. 15 Apr 1924[7] in Steubenville OH; m. Pedro R Mojica; d. 8 Feb 1992[7] in Youngstown OH. | ||
| v | Bernard J Paprocki, b. 13 February 1926[6] in Steubenville OH; m. Beverly J; d. 9 Mar 2005[6] in Independence MO, bur. 14 Mar 2005 Mount Olivet Cemetery, Raytown MO; 4 ch. | ||
| vi | Pauline Paprocki, b. c. 1928[3] in Steubenville OH. | ||
| vii | Mary Paprocki, d. 13 Mar 1935[7] in Steubenville OH. | ||
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Last updated on Fri, 4 Jan 2008.
Stanislaw J Paprocki (Joseph[5]) was born 2 November 1888[4,5,6] in Przywilcz, Poland. He married Eleanora Sienkiewicz/Szynkiew about 1915[3]. She was born 3 Jan 1894[6] in Poland. The family lived at 263 North 9th Street, in Steubenville, Ohio[2]. Stanley, as he was known in America, was a Tin Worker[2,3,5]. He was naturalized on 19 November 1920 before the Common Pleas Court of Jefferson County at Steubenville Ohio[5]. In the begining of 1921 Stanley's father died in Poland and Stanley was summoned to Poland to settle the estate and look after his mother[5]. He received a passport on 16 August 1921[5] and accompanied by his wife Eleanora and children, Alma, Stanley and Lucille sailed on the first available ship from New York[5]. The family returned on the S.S. Aquitania sailing from Cherboug 11 March 1922 and arriving at the Port of New York 18 March 1922[1]. In 1930 the family lived at 1302 Pennsylvania Avenue, Steubenville, Ohio[3].