

Does anyone live near St. Ladislaus cemetery in Natrona Heights, PA (near Pittsburgh)? If so, do you have a half day to help me? I found out from the Catholic Church that my grandfather, Alexander Ulinski Sr., died May 5, 1920 and is buried in St. Ladislaus Cemetery in Natrona Heights. I’m trying to figure out whether my grandmother and 5 of their children that died in Natrona are also buried there and the dates of their death, probably early 1920's for the children. I think Alex’s wife, Alice/Alexandria Hotkowska Ulinski, died ~ 1958. The 5 Ulinski children I am looking for are: Edward born 1902, Teora (Tina) 1903, Elizabeth 1905, Martha 1906, Stella 1909. The staff at the cemetery said I'd have to come and walk the cemetery to find the graves with the dates of death, because all the information on paper was lost in a flood. The cemeteries are combined for St. Joseph and St. Ladislaus Cemetery at 2300-2400 Freeport Rd (Old Rt. 28 South) Natrona Heights, PA 15065 (724) 224-2785.
Great. I do want to be closer to my roots, and find any living Ulinski relatives. I thought I had none until watching Dr. Gates' program. I'm also trying to lay a foundation for my young Baranski cousins to learn about their ancestors. Our Polish grandparents lived with us and we learned the language, customs, food, etc. from them. I have old photos and some basic information to share, but hope to build a whole treasure chest.
Find-a-Grave volunteer, Iles, found my grandfather's grave in Natrona, PA, and photographed it for me! There were no other Ulinskis buried there, although I hoped to find 5 of my aunts and uncles and my grandmother. The grave marker contained only the surname. How can I ever thank this person I will never meet? Thanks Bjorn and Mimi !
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=60020315