I HAVE DECIDED TO ENTER ALL INFORMATION I CAN FIND, RESEARCHED OR HAVE BEEN SHARED THAT I CAN RECALL SO FUTURE GENERATIONS DO NOT LOSE THIS VALUABLE LOVING INFORMATION! I am trying to do the best and most respectful thing my soulmate would have loved I believe! I LOVE THIS FAMILY FOR ALWAYS! I will forever love Poland. It took many years of searching and Vincent did not live long enough to just missing finding out whom his grandparents and some of his great grandparents were. He did wonder and wished he had asked his mom more questions. I pray he is at peace now until we are together again in heaven.
Last name SKI IS FOR THE MALE AND SKA IS FOR THE FEMALE IN POLISH NAMES.
PRAYING JOY AND PEACE FOR YOU! Eternal Love!

Maria (MARY) Nadarzyńska was the daughter of Julian Nadarzyński and Marianna Karaszewska. She was born on the 20th of August 1907 in Trzaski, county Sierpc (this is probably Trzaski in Zuromin county today: https://www.google.com/maps/place/09-320+Trzaski/@53.0015729,20.0215871,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x471c52075d6ed2dd:0x13c996d1f7ec4744 , daughter of Julian Nadarzyński and Maria Karaszewska.

She married Zygmunt Krajewski whom was born on
The 7th of November 1906 in Rywald to parents Bernard Krajewski and Maria Murawska who's last known residence was Poland, Jablonowo.

The couple had 3 children; Zenona(1933-1995)Krajewski(Kiec), Stefania (Stephanie)(1935-2011) Krajewski(Giersz), and Wincenty(Vincent)(1947-)Krajewski Only Son of this Mary & Zygmunt born in Wildflecken, Germany in a Displaced Person's (Dp) camp).

Searching for ANY Ancestors(Dead and Living)

Departure
4th October 1949 • Bremerhaven, Germany
Last known camp: Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen District, Germany Manifest No.: 34 Class: Dp (Displaced Persons, WWII) Arriving: at Port of Boston, Massachusetts on USAT 'General Hersey' Family Line's: 9-13

Arrival
October 1949 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA
Last known camp: Wildflecken, Bad Kissingen District, Germany Manifest No.: 34 Class: Dp (Displaced Persons, WWII) Arriving: at Port of Boston, Massachusetts on USAT 'General Hersey' Family Line's: 9-13
1949

My Life soulmate told me. Forgive any lapse in my memory.
Mary witnessed some terrible things. Many lit candles and closed curtains in fear. Some of what is remembered; Much second hand told memories have been forgotten after all these years!
Mary saw a little boy trying to get food for his mom from his own tree from his own yard.
The gestapo took the boys parents to the end of the town square and murdered his parents in front of the young boy from the way it was understood.
They saw wagons of bodies being wheeled by their homes.

Mary's only son, born in a dp camp said she shared many of these stories with him, but after many years have passed, he has forgotten. And, these were very difficult memories.

Later, Mary and Zygmunt divorced while Mary and her children lived in Illinois. Mary later married Albert Siembab, and Zygmunt went on to marry a second wife whom he is in a mausoleum with also named Mary(Mary A).

Marie Siembab death shows the following:
Marie Siembab
Cook county deaths 1878-1994
Name: Marie Siembab
Event type: death
Event date: 13 Jan 1973
Event place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
Address: 1007 N (Address correct according to Son, Vincent)
Gender: Female
Age: 65
Race: White
Occupation: Housewife
Birth Date: 20 Aug 1907
Birth Place: Poland
Funeral Home: Kolssak Fire metal Home
Burial Date: 16 Jan 1973
Burial Place: River Grove, Illinois
Cemetery: St Joseph
Fathers Name: Anthony Nadarynski
Mother's Name: Mary
Informant's Name: Joanne Lunsly
Entry Number: 601522

Zygmunt and Mary's son, Vincent states the following; We were supposed to go to Australia but I caught the mumps and we came here to America instead.
(I thought it was polio but he states it was mumps).

UPDATE: docs were found by a dear stranger Zbigniew Stettner. One was a request to go to Argentina. (Maybe this was the location and not Australia?, or not all docs have been found?) According to a book I read, Argentina was prospering at one point and I would guess jobs were available, however I was not their snd I could be incorrect.

NOTE: One document I have reads Maria Nadarzynska and another reads Maria Krajewska geborene Nadarzeniska

UPDATE: Nadarzyńska is the correct Polish spelling. I think Nadarzeniska was German way of spelling and Geborene is the German way of meaning Nee or maiden name though names are spelled differently in German than Poland as well as other countries.

ANY ASSISTANCE ON HER NAME, especially "geborene" and parents location of birth are appreciated. I AM AT A BLOCK UNLESS AT LEAST ONE PARENTS LOCATION OF BIRTH IS KNOWN.
Sincere Thank You! ~Kathleen

Added by daughter-in-law, Kathleen

I must Thank the following if without this information would not be possible:

Mark S: private message to me:

Hello! Thanks for reviewing this edit. Guess I was questioning if Geborene was actually a middle name or if it simply meant "née" or "born" as it does in German. I see a lot of headstones with Geb. Smith, with Smith being the birth (maiden) name.

I'm not family. Thanks for creating this memorial and for your contributions to this site.
Mark

Zbigniew Stettler whom in short order contributed priceless valuable information I've been searching for for decades. Without you, we would have never known our loved ones grandparents, some great grandparents (precious generations of Zygmunt & Mary! You are my hero! God bless you I pray!
Sincerely & Respectfully
~Kathleen