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Stefan Szymanski

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Steven Szymanski

Person ID

215357

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White Male born in 1884 died in 1946

Stefan Szymanski, 1884-1946: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67026165/stefan-szymanski

Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1930	Szymanski, Steven	Head	South St	43	White	Poland	Married	Heater
1940	Szymanski, Stefan	Head	South St Extension	55	White	Poland	Married	Cook

Relatives in 1930 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Szymanski, Monica	Wife	South St	37	White	Poland	Married	None
Szymanski, Edward	Son	South St	18	White	Michigan	Single	None
Szymanski, Violet	Daughter	South St	16	White	Michigan	Single	None
Szymanski, Sophia	Daughter	South St	14	White	Michigan	Single	None
Szymanski, Jennie	Daughter	South St	12	White	Michigan	Single	None
Szymanski, Stanley	Son	South St	10	White	Michigan	Single	None
Szymanski Jr, Steven	Son	South St	1y 11mo	White	New York	Single	None

Relatives in 1940 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Szymanski, Monica	Wife	South St Extension	49	White	Poland	Married	None
Szymanski, Edward	Son	South St Extension	28	White	Michigan	Single	Cook
Szymanski, Jennie	Daughter	South St Extension	23	White	Michigan	Single	Housekeeper
Szymanski, Stanley	Son	South St Extension	21	White	Michigan	Single	Floor Man
Szymanski, Stefan	Son	South St Extension	11	White	New York	Single	None
Gombus, John	Hired Hand	South St Extension	65	White	Poland	Married Spouse Not Present	Farm Laborer

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"Stefan Szymanski of Newfield died in Ithaca Sunday, May 26, 1946. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Monica Szymanski; three sons, Stanley and Steven Szymanski of Newfield and Edward Szymanski of Brooklyn; three daughters, Miss Violet Szymanski of Ovid, Mrs. Jennie Ross of Waterloo, and Mrs. Sophia Moon of Newfield ..."

Ithaca Journal, May 27, 1946, 3.