No marker was found, but Assumption Church records say he is buried here. His sister, Victoria's stone, is spelled as Kolodzy, but relatives say that is wrong, as the name has evolved over the years from Kolodziej, Kolodzej, Kolodzy, and Kolodgy.
Of the 13 children of Andrew and Barbara, five are buried in Calvary, but only Victoria has a stone marker. When the family came from Poland in 1881, the names evolved.
Of the 13 children of Andrew and Barbara, five are buried in Calvary, but only Victoria has a stone marker. When the family came from Poland in 1881, the names evolved.
No marker was found, but Assumption Church records say he is buried here. His sister, Victoria's stone, is spelled as Kolodzy, but relatives say that is wrong, as the name has evolved over the years from Kolodziej, Kolodzej, Kolodzy, and Kolodgy.
Of the 13 children of Andrew and Barbara, five are buried in Calvary, but only Victoria has a stone marker. When the family came from Poland in 1881, the names evolved.
Of the 13 children of Andrew and Barbara, five are buried in Calvary, but only Victoria has a stone marker. When the family came from Poland in 1881, the names evolved.
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