Michaelina Konczakowska [Nobility]

Birth Name Michaelina Konczakowska [Nobility] 1a 2a 3a 3b

    I understand that my grandmother would have lost her family nobility when she married Jacob but she would have assumed Jacobs. This relates to her family. I have come across several variations for the Hrankowski's coat of arms but I am not sure of the right one.

    I have had some enquiries made in Europe and I don't think it's the type of Nobility with castles etc. I think its more the primitive "knight" type, warriors etc.. I do believe they were a higher class than the norm but not "Royalty". - Joe Hanks

Nick Name Mary
Married Name Michalena Hrankowski 1a 2a

    Died as Machalina

Gender female
Age at Death 86 years, 4 months, 3 days

Events

Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Birth 22 August 1875 Krasne, Skalat, Galicja, Austria Parents, Joannis [John] Konczokowska and Sophiae [sophia] Blaszkiewicz [nr domu 16]

1916 census give born 1881, passport gives 1875

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Baptism 22 August 1896 Austria Krasne Church / Poland / Ukraine

SKALAT (Polish. Skałat), town in Tarnopol district, Ukraine. Formerly within Poland, Skalat passed to Austria in 1772, reverting to Poland between the two world wars.
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org

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Education 1916   Can read and write. Speaks English and Polish.

I remember my grandmother quite well and she did have a very heavy accent in the 1940's and 1950's. I could just imagine how limited it would have been in 1916.

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Marriage 5 June 1892 Krasne, Skalat, Galicja, Austria Touste [Had 13 children ?]
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Immigration 1897 Canada To Canada from Austria
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Naturalisation 1913 Canada  
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Death 25 December 1961   aged 86
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Burial 29 December 1961 Winnipeg City, Manitoba, Canada Brookside Cemetery

Burial Order # .....Section-Lot-Grave
53946 ...................D2-0718-0

Jacobus buried with his wife Michaelina and children cremains of, Helena, Jan and Zofia

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Religion from 1896 to 1916 Canada Roman Catholic
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Religion     Anglican

Jacob was a Roman Catholic (Holy Ghost Church) I was told he got mad at them and the whole family converted to Anglicanism. I was raised an Anglican. After I joined the force [R.C.M.P.] , St Barnabus Church in Winnipeg built a new building. My mother donated a pew to my father and Alice [Helena] donated a pew to her husband Joe Kitkoski.

Years later after my mother died I donated a stained glass window to that church in her memory and Alice [Helena] donated a window to the Hankowski family.

from Joseph Hanks

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  Addresses  
 
Residence 1916 Winnipeg City, Manitoba, Canada 1149 Selkirk Avenue [They bought this small house ?]

If they went broke in the hotel where did they get the money to buy the house.

1149 Selkirk Ave., in Winnipeg. I was raised a block away so I am quite familiar with it. A very small 2 bedroom home for so many in the family (one bathroom) probably long line ups. This property, very old, remained in the family until just before Alice died in 1993. She lived most of her life there.
from Joe Hanks

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Residence 1921 Winnipeg City, Manitoba, Canada 1149 Selkirk Avenue,

Jacob Hrankowski 60
Mary Hrankowski 46
Mike Hrankowski 25
Fred Hrankowski 21
Joseph Hrankowski 18
Alice Hrankowski 16
Stanley Hrankowski 13
John Hrankowski 11
Sophie Hrankowski 9

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Families

    Family of Jacobus Hrankowski [Nobility] and Michaelina Konczakowska [Nobility]
Married Husband Jacobus Hrankowski [Nobility]
   
Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Marriage (Primary) 5 June 1892 Krasne, Skalat, Galicja, Austria Touste [Had 13 children ?]
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  Children
  1. Paulina Hrankowski
  2. Michal Hrankowski
  3. Genowefa Hrankowski
  4. Francishek Hrankowski
  5. Jozef Hrankowski [Twin ?]
  6. Jakob Hrankowski [Twin ?]
  7. Helena Hrankowski
  8. Stanislaw Hrankowski
  9. Jan Hrankowski
  10. Zofia Hrankowski
  11. Edward Hrankowski

Media

Narrative

Said to have had 13 Children ?
8 Children on 1916 Canada census.

There were 10 [11] children in the union between Jacob and his wife Michaelina. In my research I have found that for some unknown reason, many of the births in the family were not registered. This caused problems for some of them when they applied for for their old age pensions. Jacob did keep a handwritten record of the children born in Canada, in his passport. I outline what I know about each. I have no idea who supplied the info to the census [1916] taker. I suspect one of the children.
from Joe Hanks, Grand Son.

Narrative

About 10 years ago in my research I made contact with Mike Konczak. He had been researching the Konczakowski family now for 40 years. He traced the family back to Gangus KHAN complete with Coat of Arms that I will forward later.
from Joseph Hanks. Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.16 and 16a

Narrative

On the birth certificate of Michal Hrankowski you can see the text in Latin about parents

' uteryne nobiles haeres bonorum "

They were old nobilities family and had property estate.
They were very rich people.
I suppose they sold this property and go to Canada with for example the gold.

from Henryk Michał Drewniak [E-mail 17.02.2013]

Pedigree

    1. Michaelina Konczakowska [Nobility]
      1. Jacobus Hrankowski [Nobility]
        1. Paulina Hrankowski
        2. Michal Hrankowski
        3. Genowefa Hrankowski
        4. Francishek Hrankowski
        5. Jozef Hrankowski [Twin ?]
        6. Jakob Hrankowski [Twin ?]
        7. Helena Hrankowski
        8. Stanislaw Hrankowski
        9. Jan Hrankowski
        10. Zofia Hrankowski
        11. Edward Hrankowski

Source References

  1. Canadian Government: 1916 Census for Canada, June 1, 1916. by Family Search.org
      • Date: 1916
      • Page: "Canada Census, 1916," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org, /pal:/MM9.1.1/KMP7-WJZ : accessed 07 Dec 2012), Jacob Hrankowski, 1916.
      • Confidence: High
      • Citation:

        Library and Archives Canada

        www.collectionscanada.gc.ca

  2. Sofia [Zophia] Hankowski: Family Tree, My Heritage Family Trees
      • Date: 9 December 2012
      • Page: Sofia [Zophia] Hankowski - Family Tree on My Heritage Family Trees, http://www.familylink.com
  3. Joseph Hanks: E-mails from Joseph Hanks
      • Date: 27 March 1897
      • Page: Baptism certificate, Michael Hrankowski, Book 3a / Baptism / page.37a
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 2 January 2013
      • Page: Home/.gramps 2/E-mails/Treneman/
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 15 December 2012
      • Page: Jacob Hrankowski [1871] Austrian Passport, Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.15-15a
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 17 December 2012
      • Page: E-mails from Joseph Hanks, Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.16 and 16a
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 5 December 2012
      • Page: Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.12
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 6 December 2012
      • Page: Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.12a
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 9 December 2012
      • Page: E-mails from Joseph Hanks, Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.13
      • Confidence: Very High
      • Date: 14 December 2012
      • Page: E-mails from Joseph Hanks, Book 6a / E-mails / 13 / page.14a
      • Confidence: Very High
  4. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Familysearch web site
      • Date: 3 January 2013
      • Page: LDS Microfilm 2125364 Krasne Church Records, Book 6a / E-mail / 13 / page.19a, Michalina Konczakowska
      • Confidence: Very High
  5. Michał Drewniak [Henryk Michał Drewniak]: Family Tree, Michał Drewniak [Henryk Michał Drewniak] @ http://www.geni.com
      • Date: 9 April 2013
      • Page: from his family tree print out, in Hankowski file
      • Date: 5 June 1892
      • Page: Roman Catholic marriage register Krasne, parish Touste 1892 [by E-mail]
      • Confidence: Very High
  6. Canadian Govement: 1921 Canadian Census
      • Date: 1 June 1921
      • Page: RG 31; Folder Number: 31; Census Place: Winnipeg (City), Winnipeg North, Manitoba; Page Number: 3
      • Confidence: Very High
  7. Local government for the City of Winnipeg: Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg, Canada
      • Date: 20 December 2012
      • Page: http://www.winnipeg.ca/ppd/cemeteries/Brookside
      • Confidence: Very High
  8. Canadian Government.: Canada Library and Archives
      • Date: 12 April 1916
      • Page: Attestation paper, RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4013 - 8, Frank Hankowski
      • Confidence: Very High