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Paul Cysewski

Polish: Paweł Cysewski
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Czarnowo, Chojnice, Polska (Poland)
Death: February 07, 1906 (78)
Sharon, Walworth County, Wisconsin, United States
Place of Burial: Polonia, Portage, Wisconsin, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Michał Mateusz Cysewski and Justyna Cysewska
Husband of Elizabeth Cysewski and Marianna Gillmeister
Father of Magdalena Cysewska; Apolonia Cysewska; Marianna Wróblewski; John Ciseski; Joseph Cysewski and 1 other
Brother of Anna Marianna Pokrzywińska; Józef Mikołaj Cysewski; Agnieszka Marianna Cysewska; Antoni Cysewski; Franciszek "Frank" Cisewski and 1 other

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About Paul Cysewski

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The Cisewski Family

Paul Cisewski and his wife, Elisabeth Cherek, were born at Brusy parish, Bydgoszcz, Poland. They had two daughters born in Poland. The oldest had died before they immigrated. On May 2, 1861, the family consisting of Paul, Elisabeth and their daughter, Apolonia, left from Hamburg, Germany, on the ship “Oden,” which set sail for Quebec. There is no further record of this daughter.

Also sailing on the same ship were Paul’s sister and brother and their families. Catharina Cisewska and her husband, Anton Lepak, also settled in Portage County. The brother, Franz Cisewski, and his wife and daughter apparently never came to Portage County.

The family arrived in Milwaukee in June 1861. They settled on a farm in the town of Sharon. Their children born in America were Mary (Joseph Wroblewski), John (Julia Glodowski) and Joseph who never married. Elisabeth died between 1870 and 1872, and Paul then married a widow, Mary Stroik Gilmeister, who was born in Lippuschutte, Poland. She had a son, Michael Gilmeister, who was born in Poland. Paul and Mary had a daughter, Frances (Frank Meronek). Mary died in 1898. Paul lived until 1906 when he died of heart disease.

Paul Cisewski must have cultivated friendship with the Indians. In the Polonia church baptismal records, Paul Cisewski is the god-father for Red Horn Dekori - Christian name, Joseph. He was an adult Indian, age 55, who was baptized on Nov. 1, 1876.

Paul Cisewski was a good role model. His son, John, was a successful farmer and also was a blacksmith. Paul and his wife sent their children to school as they could read and write.

Paul Cisewski had 44 grandchildren. Many of his descendants still live in Portage County.

By Diane Wysocky Anderson Poulsbo, Wash.

Emigration: 24 May 1861 Hamburg, Germany, on the ship (Oden) SS Oder.

Immigration: 15 Jun 1861 Quebec, Canada.

Residence: Jun 1861 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI USA.

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Paul Cysewski's Timeline

1828
January 12, 1828
Czarnowo, Chojnice, Polska (Poland)
1859
May 5, 1859
Bydoszcz
1861
1861
Pomorskie, Poland
1864
July 11, 1864
Sharon, Portage County, Wisconsin, United States
1866
May 2, 1866
Portage County, Wisconsin, United States
1869
March 1869
Sharon, Portage County, WI, United States
1873
September 22, 1873
Stockton, Portage County, Wisconsin, United States
1906
February 7, 1906
Age 78
Sharon, Walworth County, Wisconsin, United States