Józef Burzyński

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Father line Y-DNA results: R-M198 (Y-DNA111) from FamilyTreeDNA based on the test of his grandgrandson
https://www.myheritage.se/person-1000133_216836371_216836371/jozef-...

Stefan Burzynski and his mother Jadwiga Burzyńska (Bukiewicz / Hokiewicz) did not had any personal documents or photos when they were picked from the street in Warsaw and sent by German army troop to Leitmertz working camp.

Stefan Burzynski and his mother Jadwiga have received the photos of his father Franciszek Burzynski and his uncles Maximillian and Jan Burzynski as well the photos of his grand farther from his uncle Jan Burzynski.

Jan Burzynski was working as a head of a garden during WW 2 in Leitmeritz (Litomierrzy ) Stefan Burzynski and his mother Jadwiga Burzynska managed to get moved to work in his garden.

The wife of Stefan Byrzynski, Marianna has been informed that Jan Burzynski and Maximillian Burzynski were brothers of Franciszek Burzynski, who was the father of Stefan Burzynski, but there is not any document to support this or in other case both Jan and Maximillian are close relatives to Franciszek Burzynsky

Jan Burzynski has given even a photo of an older male, who was mentioned as the father of Franciszek Burzynski and the grandfather of Stefan Burszynski. His name is not remembered. but he can be Josef Burszynski (see more here under)

Jan Burzynski, Stefan Burzynski and his mother Jadwiga had to move after the end of the WW2 from Leitmeritz (Litomierzy) to Walbrzyk (Brenslau), which became a part of Poland after WW2. Jan Burzynski had got married with a German female in Leitmeritz (Litomierzy) and he moved together with his wife to live in Germany. It is unknown, if they they have settled down in eastern or western part of Germany or if they have emigrated abroad.

On the internet documentation from the village Karaczun in Volyn (Wolyn) in Poland before WW2
Franciszek with his wife Jadwigą is mentioned as a son of Josef Burzynski with his wifes Ludwiga Chorążyczewska, (died 1909) and Cecylia z d. Jankiewicz. Franciczek is calculated to have born 1909 and Ludwiga Chorążyczewska, (died 1909) would be his mother in this case.

7. BURZYŃSKI Józef - s. Władysława (s. Jana i Ewy z d. Bober) i Ludwiki z d. Chorążyczewska, żona (śl.1909) Cecylia z d. Jankiewicz, syn Franciszek z żoną Jadwigą. Po lipcu 1943 r. rodzina pozostała w Sarnach. Józef to brat Michała z poz. 25.
25. BURZYŃSKI Michał 1873 - s. Władysława (s.Jana i Ewy z d. Bober) i Ludwiki z d. Chorążyczewska, I żona Adela z d. Sawicka, syn Edmund 1904; II żona Antonina z d. Sawicka, dzieci: Stanisław 1910, Adela Janina, Jadwiga.

NOTES: 1) s.d = z domu = from home(family), 2) śl.1909 = ślub 1909 = marriage 1909

colony KARACHUN (tanslated by Google to English)
Karachun cluster, Berezne municipality, Kostopol county, Volyn Voivodeship, Kazimirka parish

7. BURZYNSKIJózef - Sr. Władysława (Sr. Jana i Ewy z d. Bober) and Ludwiki z d. Chorążyczewska, wife (śl.1909) Cecylia z d. Jankiewicz, son Franciszek with his wife Jadwiga. After July 1943, the family remained in Sarny. Joseph is Michael's brother from item 25.
25. BURZYNSKI Michał 1873 - Sr. Władysława (s.Jana i Ewy z d. Bober) and Ludwika z d. Chorążyczewska, I wife of Adela z d. Sawicka, son Edmund 1904; II wife Antonina née Sawicka, children: Stanisław 1910, Adela Janina, Jadwiga.

Wołyń - Karaczun (wolynskie.pl)
https://wolynskie.pl/miejsca-k/karaczun-03.html

Kolonia Karaczun przetrwała do 28 lipca 1943 r., kiedy to pozostający tu mieszkańcy zostali wywiezieni na przymusowe roboty do Niemiec. Po tym czasie miejscowość została ograbiona i następnie spalona. Do czasu "repatriacji" w 1945 r. w Sarnach i Małyńsku pozostało 5 rodzin. Po wojnie, większość b. mieszkańców Karaczuna osiedliło się na ziemiach zachodnich Polski, część poza granicami Kraju. Na miejscu kolonii powstał "sowchoz Karaczun".

Karaczun colony survived until 28 July 1943. When the remaining residents here were deported to forced labor in Germany. After this time the village was looted and then burned. By the time "repatriation" in 1945. Małyńsku in Sarny and left 5 families. After the war, most b. Karaczun residents settled in the western Polish, some outside the country. Colony was established on the spot "Karaczun state farm".