EAST PRUSSIA BRANCH

FRIEDRICH LINE
CHILDREN of GOTTLIEB von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI.1
AND MARIANNA DOERFER von SCHEIBERLECHEN

In spite of continual research and advertising, no records have been found in North America regarding the children of Gottlieb, Wit, and Hans (Johann) who immigrated with their parents and other family and friends in 1778 from Koenigsberg, East Prussia ?, see article XXIV.? (n?).

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1771, Stallupoenen, East Prussia,  Lutheran
1778:  immigrated to North America with her family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1774, Stallupoenen, East Prussia, Lutheran
1778: immigrated to North America with his family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHILDREN of VIET von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI.2
AND CATHARINA STEINMETZ

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1772, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, twin, Lutheran
1778: immigrated to North America with his family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1772, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, twin, Lutheran
1778: immigrated to North America with his family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1771, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, birth, Lutheran
1778:  immigrated to North America with her family

EAST PRUSSIA

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1769, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
1778: immigrated to North America with his family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1771, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
1778: immigrated to North America with his family

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1775, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
1778:   immigrated to North America with her family

CHILDREN of KAROL FRIEDRICK XXI.4
AND MAGDALENA BUECHLER von HINTERPICHL called PICHLER

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1775, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
died: 1858, age 83, Markowie, East Prussia
mar: 1801 age 26, Plonawie, Makow, Poland to Maria Gotowiecka

1775:  Willenberg, East Prussia; Lutheran; twin to Gottlieb, birth; triplet; Lutheran
1794: Willenberg, East Prussia, age 19, Michael began to work in the Dressel family factory in ?
1796:   ?, age 21, after the Third Partition of Poland, he moved to New East Prussia where he endeavored with family help to establish another Dressel textile factory, GR.5-5-86
1801: Plonawie, Makow, Poland, Michael married  Maria Gotowiecka at age 26
1858: Markowie, East Prussia, Michael died at age 83.

CHRONOLOGY:
Michael and Maria had ? children,  boys and ? girls.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1775, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran, triplet
died: 1861, Szczuka, Ciechanowa, Poland
mar: 1803, Szczuka, Ciechanowa, Poland

Paluka coat of arms called Topor

The Paluka are the Mazovian branch of an ancient Polish noble family from Great Poland belonging to the Topor clan, p25.1,2.

Gottlieb and Helena had ? children

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1777, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
died: 1858, age 81, Johannisburg, East Prussia
mar: 1812, age 34, Willenberg, East Prussia

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1776, Vietz, East Prussia
died: age 48, Wadolek, East Prussia
mar:  age 36
Master iron smelter, Wadolek, East Prussia

1792-1805: employed at the State Iron and Steel Plants, in Vietz, Malapaneu, Gleiwitz, East Prussia
1805-24: employed at the Wadolek State Iron and Steel Plant
Magdalena and Wilhelm had 6 boys:

Link:

• Children of Magdalena and Wilhelm

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1780, Chorzele, Poland, Lutheran
died: 1862, age 82, Pultusk, Poland
mar: 1805, age 25, Pultusk, Poland
1812: Klewien near Gumbienen, East Prussia, Johann (Hans) moved to this area, (GR.5-586).

Variation of Dominski coat of arms called Junosza

Daughter of a textile manufacturer.
Johann and Malgorzata had ? children

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1782, Chorzele, Poland, Lutheran
died: 1859, age 77, Plomiany, Makow, Poland
mar: 1808, age 26, Plomiany, Makow, Poland

The Niesiobedzki herb is unidentified

CHRONOLOGY:
?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1782, Przasnysz, Poland, Lutheran
died: 1860, age 78, Skierniewicach, Poland
mar: 1802, age 20, Skierniewicach, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1786, Przasnysz, Poland, Lutheran
died: 1860, age 74, Ogony, Poland
mar: 1811, age 26, Ogony, Poland

Daughter of construction company owner. The Rosinski were an old Polish noble family who established themselves in the construction business in the Przasnysz/Chorzele area, p24,p26,p27.
Gottlieb Georg and Anna had ? children

CHILDREN of KARL FRIEDRICH von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI. 7
AND MARTHA FORSTREUTER

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1782, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1785, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1787, Koenigsberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

POLISH BRANCH

FRIEDRICH LINE
CHILDREN of MARTIN von der DRESSEL called DRESZEL XXI.10
AND ANNA MARIA OSTROWSKI herb GRZYMALA

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1791, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1794, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1796, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1797, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran

Younger brother of Johann Nitschmann, see XVI.62

CHRONOLOGY:
1828:  After working several years at the Wadollek State Iron and Steel Plant, Matheis went to work in the Kiauten State Iron and Steel Plant, East Prussia. His employment position is not known.
Maria and Matheis are believed to have had 4 children

EAST PRUSSIA

FRIEDRICH LINE
CHILDREN of MARCUS von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI.12
AND BARBARA WAGNER

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1792, Tilsit, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1795, Tilsit, East Prussia

CHRONOLOGY:
1828:  After working as a Smelter for several years at the Wadollek State Iron and Steel Plant, Schiller went to work for the Gross Rominten, State Iron and Steel Plant near Gumbinnen, East Prussia as a Master Iron Smelter.
Margareta and Schiller are believed to have had 3 children.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1793, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1796, Stallupoehnen, East Prussia, Lutheran
died: 1871, Willenberg, East Prussia
mar: 1818, Willenberg, East Prussia to August Heckert at age 20

Son of Johann Heckert, b. 1763, Johannisburg, East Prussia and his wife Karolina nee Podlesh b. 1766, Willenberg, East Prussia.
The Heckert are believed to be the same family as the Hecher who were expelled from Salzburg, Austria in 1732 and who immigrated to East Prussia,p19.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1792, Johannisburg, East Prussia
died: age 72, Willenberg, East Prussia
mar: age 26

1842: Nov. Royal Palace, Berlin, Brandenburg Mayor Heckert attends the major converence ??? see and tranlate Report 24, dated June 27, 1988, page 4.
For information regarding August's siblings see n28.1.
Maria and August had 6 children, 4 boys and 2 girls:

Link:

• Children of Maria and August

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1790, Johannisburg, East Prussia

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1795, Johannisburg, East Prussia

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1799, Johannisburg, East Prussia

CHILDREN of JOHANN von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI.17
AND MAGDALENA GRAFFENBURG von SPITEL

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1778, Tilsit, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1780, Tilsit, East Prussia: Lutheran

POLISH BRANCH

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1799, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1801, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1806, Mława, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1808, Mława, Poland, Roman Catholic ?
Probable founder of the Zielun Dressel

CHILDREN of JOHANN von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL XXI.17
AND CATHARINA BARBARA PETER

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1807, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1809, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1812, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
Gottlieb and Marianne had 1 daughter.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1816-17, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
1st mar: Jan. 17, 1839, Chorzele, Poland, to Eva Kielich at age 18
Click here to see the marriage act.
2nd mar: Oct. 19, 1852, Chorzele, Poland, to Marianna Sikorski at age ?.
3rd mar: Jan. 30, 1859 to Rozalia Marmor at age ?.
died: Mar. 25, 1875, Chorzele, Poland, at age 59.

Link:

• Sources for Jan

The daughter of Jan Kielich, Landowner, and his wife Elenora Marianna nee Grau. The Kielich and the Grau families were Lutheran German merchants who emigrated from Germany to Mozavia, Poland at the beginning of the 19th century.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1821, Chorzele, Poland
died: Aug. 3, 1851, age 30, Chorzele, Russian Poland

Jan and Eva had 7 children (5 boys and 2 girls).

NOTE:
March 30th 1986. From a telephone interview, with a widow whose husband was a Kielich, she was 83, remember that the Kielich family come from Germany not from Prussia, that the Kielich family possessed a beautiful family bible. That contained much genealogical information, but that this bible was sold to the a Jewish merchant after the death of her father in law by her mother in law.

 
Sikorski coat of arms

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1817
died: 1858. The daughter of the noble Hyiacenty Kopasina Sikorski and his wife the noble Katarzyna nee Wisniowski. The Kopasina Sikorskis were a Roman Catholic ancient noble Polish family from Mazovia.
Johann and Marianna had 2 sons. Both died as children.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1834, Przasnysz, Russian Poland
The daughter of Ludwick Marmon and his wife Karolina Kraj.
Johann and Rozalia had ? children,

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1819, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
mar: 1840, Rachniku, Poland

Sokowski coat of arms called Jastrzbiec

CHRONOLOGY:

born: 1815, Rachniku, Poland
The Sokowski are the Mazovian branch of an old Polish noble family who is believed to have come from Lithuwania, p39.
Willhelmina and Anton had 2 girls.

Link:

• Children of Wilhelmina and Anton

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1821, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
1st mar: Jan. 9, 1846 to Noble Maryana Mierzejewski
2nd mar: 1850, at the age of 29, was II married to Noble Eva Kossakowski
died: Jan. 20, 1885, Chorzele, Poland

Irena Dreszer's Memory of Ludwig Dryszel:
Ludwik Dryszel son of Johanna Dreszela and Barbara Peter. Was born in Wielbark in 1820 (according to his daughter, Mariana’s birth certificate) or 1923 (according to his son Franciszek’s birth certificate...) He was the last member of the family raised in the evangelical religion. Later, all of his descendants would practice Catholicism.

The first years of his life were spent in Wielbark. Before the year 1825 (according to J. Pilnaczek) he moved with his parents and older brother Johannem to Chorzele”: There, he spent his teenage years. He also met Ewa Kossakowna, born in 1831 or 1832. They were married before 1951, in Chorzele (The approximate date of their wedding is based on their oldest child's birth certificate. Jan, was born in 1951.) After getting married, the couple settled in the village of Przysowy, which is located some 5 kilometers south of Chorzele. Przysowy, once used to be the place where Ludwig's uncle Gottlieb Dreszel lived. However, most of his years were spent in the village of Polon, located close to Przysowy. (Gottlieb's son, Wojciech was born there in 1830.)

Ultimately, Przysowy made a great, and comfortable place for the young couple to start their new life as a family. It was the village where Ludwig started to manage a pub. He was not the owner though, but more of the owner's assistant. As opposed to his fellow Dreszel relatives, Ludwig did not perform any of their typical craftsmans' type of occupations. The first three children of Ludwik and Ewa are born there as well. Most likely, in the next years, Ludwig managed the pub by himself, and later bought it. (In July 30, he is named the Godfather of Marianna, the daughter of Jan Grabowski and Jozefa Sosnowski. Marianna’s birth certificate states his profession as the Pub Owner.)

In 1857, or before, Ludwig and Ewa come back to Chorzele (their fourth child-Marianna is born there on October, 19 1857.) The reasons that made them relocate are unknown, perhaps the house in Przysowy was too small for the expanding, growing family. Perhaps, during that time Ludwig acquired land around Orzyc River in Chorzele. That was the spot where Ludwig built his wooden, house. Considering the times, the structure was of a decent size and it was the residence of the Dressel family for many years. That house was demolished in the late sixties of our century… Ludwig also owned quite a large piece of farm land. He was also working as a farmer, (his primary occupation is listed, as a farmer on his son Franciszek’s, death certificate from October 5, 1867) That occupation obviously provides a decent income, consequently he was able to finish construction on a large new house. His wife does not work at that time and the family kept on expanding. In Chorzele are born:

Marianna - October 19, 1857
Wincenty - August 18 1859
Franciszek - November 26, 1861
Szymon - October 29, 1863
Franciszek - July 21, 1865 ( was named after his brother who died earlier)
Ludwika - December 15, 1866
Franciszka - January 15 1869
Julian - May 23 1871

Out of the eleven children of Ludwig and Ewa, at least three died before their parents;
Franciszek (older) died May 16, 1964,
Franciszek (younger) died October 4, 1867,
Julian died on June 17, 1874.

Clearly, the name Franciszek, was not lucky for Ludwig's family.

Evidently, hard work, family obligations, as well as the relocation to a new country have prevented Ludwig from having enough time for his own education. Even at the age of forty some years, he could not write, (he is listed as unable to write on the death certificate of his son, Franciszek from October 5, 1967)
In the last years of his life, Ludwig opened a Carpenter's Shop, in a section of his house, where his son Wincenty worked and at times helped his father.

Ludwig Dryszel died on January 29, 1885 in Chorzele. He was buried in the old cemetery along the Orzyc River, not too far from his house. Ludwig probably had dark hair, while his son Wincenty was a Brunette.

November, 1986

Mierzejewski coat of arms called Szeliga

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Jan. 6, 1829, Czarzaste Wielkie
She was a daughter Joseph Mierzejewski and Leonora Szypulska called Szczypulska herb Prawdzic.

Kossakowski coat of arms
called Ślepowron

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1831
died: Nov. 29, 1896, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: May 18, 1829, Chorzele, Poland: Roman Catholic
died: July 16, 1830, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Sept. 20, 1831, Chorzele, Poland: Roman Catholic
died: Mar. 22, 1832, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1832, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1843, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic

EAST PRUSSIA

FRIEDRICH LINE
CHILDREN of AUGUSTUS GUSTAV von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL, XXI.18
AND EVA DRWENSKI herb GOZDAWA

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1806, Willenberg, East Prussia, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1809, Willenberg, East Prussia, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1811, Willenberg, East Prussia, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1815, Willenberg, East Prussia, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1818, Willenberg, East Prussia
mar: to Julianna Sylwestrowicz called Sylvester
died: ?

The Sylvester family are believed to be a branch of a Lithuanian family who immigrated to Northern Poland and who sometimes used the name "Dowojna" to whom it is believed they were also related.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1821, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Mar. 7, 1819, Koenighutte, "Gornym", Silesia
Inspector Wodollek State Iron and Steel Plant, East Prussia
1872: After working for several years as an Inspector at the Koenighutte State Iron and Steel Plant Heinrich Ernst he was transferred and promoted to the Inspector of the Wadollek State Iron and Steel Plant.
Margareta and Heinrich Ernst are believed to have had 3 children.

FRIEDRICH LINE
CHILDREN of HANS von der DRESSEL called DRESZEL, XXI.20
AND HELENA LENGA herb LUBICZ

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1815

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1816

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1817

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1817, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran
died: Nov. 13, 1878 at age 61, Ossowiec Szlachecki, Poland
1st mar: 18?? to Tekla Jozwik
2nd mar: Nov. 19, 1847, age 30, Przasnysz, Poland to Noble Wronika Paulina Rydel

CHRONOLOGY:
died: Dec. 1846
Johann and Tekla had ? children

CHRONOLOGY:
She was a daughter of Jerzy Rydel herb Lubicz and Anna Jabłonowska herb Grzymala.
Johann and Wronika Paulina had ? children

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1817, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1820

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Nov. 22, 1821, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic
died: Jan. 19, 1822, age 2 months, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: July 16, 1820, Jueschkittel, Strehlau, Gorny, Silesia, Lutheran.

Studied in Clausthal mining, iron, and steel industry.
1850?: According to Dr. Grygier, after working several years as an Inspector at the Gleiwitz State Iron and Steel Plant in Silesia Otto was transfered to the Wadollek State Iron and Steel Plant in East Prussia and became its Director. It is believed that he married Margareta here.
1864: Director of the Konigshutte Iron and steel corporation. It was the second largest iron and steel corporation in Germany after the Krupp corporation. The Konigschutte corporation specialized in the production of tracks, railways, and bridge piers.
1905: Dec. 23, Otto at age 85 died, in Arnsdorf, Silesia, Riesengebirge.
According to Dr. Grygier, Margareta and Otto had 4 children. However, according to the Sobothe archive, they had 3 children.

Links:

• Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren
  and Great Great Grandchildren of Margareta & Otto

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Sept. 8, 1826, Przysowy, Poland, Roman Catholic
died: Sept. 29, 1826, age 3 weeks, Przysowy, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Oct. 17, 1827, Przysowy, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1830, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Oct. 11, 1833, Chorzele, Poland
died: Feb. 9, 1834, age 4 months, Brzeske-Chorzele, Poland

Wiśniewski coat of arms called Trzaska

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1828
died: Dec, 13, 1858, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1836, Oct. 20, Kobylaki/Korysie, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
Executive, Wadollek State Iron and Steel Plant, East Prussia
born: Sep. 13, 1833, Adalbert was born in Gross Mohnau, Schweidnitz, Gorny, Silesia
1873: After working several years as an executive at the Gleiwitz State Iron and Steel Plant, Silesia, Adalbert was promoted and transferred to the Wodollek State Iron and Steel Plant, East Prussia.
Franciszka and Adalbert had 4 children.

POLISH BRANCH

FRIEDRICH LINE
DAUGHTER of GOTTLIEB von der DRESSEL called DRESSEL, XXI.21
AND ANNA TADEUSZ

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1807, Willenberg, East Prussia, Lutheran later she converted to Roman Catholic
mar: Feb, 1832, Przasnyrz, Poland married to Franciszek Gomulinski (Gomolinski) herb Jelita
died: Feb. 20, 1832, age 25, Przasnysz, Poland

Gomuliński coat of arms called Jelita

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1771, Klewki, Przasnysz, Poland, Roman Catholic
1st mar: before ?
2nd mar: at age 51

landowner, Klewki, Poland
Son of Baltazar Gomulinski and his wife Katarzyna. The Gomulinski are an old Polish noble Catholic family from Mazovia belonging to the Jelita clan, (p23, p24, p25, p26, p28, p29, p30, p31, p33, p34).
Katarzyna and Franciszek had one documented child Franciszek, he was born Oct. 4th 1826, Czaplice-Furmany, Krzywonoga Wielka

CHILDREN of GOTTLIEB von der DRESSEL called DRESZEL, XXI.64
AND DOROTA PAWLOWSKA herb LELIWA
1st Marriage

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Apr. 16, 1811, Czerniaki, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic
2nd mar: ?

CHILDREN of GOTTLIEB von der DRESSEL called DRESZEL, XXI.64
AND FRANCISZKA GUT herb SAS-PRUSKI
2nd Marriage

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Nov. 3, 1820, Rembielin, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic
died: May 8, 1821, age 6 months, Rembielin, Chorzele, Poland

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Mar. 31, 1822, Rycice, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1823

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Feb.4, 1825, Rembielin, Poland, Roman Catholic

CHRONOLOGY:
born: May 30, 1827, Lipowiec
died: April 28, 1829, Polon

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Apr.16, 1830, Polon, Chorzele, Poland, Roman Catholic
It is believed that none of the children grew to adulthood, but this is not proven.

FRIEDERICH LINE
AUGUSTYN DROSSEL BRANCH
CHILDREN of FRANCISZEK XXI.66
AND KATARZYNA KONDRADTOWICZ herb SYROKOMLA

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1794
1st mar: before 1826
2nd mar: Nov. 22, 1826,
died: Sep. 26, 1890, Krasnybor

CHRONOLOGY:
?

CHRONOLOGY:
* circle 1800

Variations of Sadowski coat of arms called Lubicz

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1803, Ranbach, Prusy Wschodnie
died: Nov 26, 1826

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1807
Franciszek and Elzbieta had 5 children, 3 sons and 2 daughters.

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1804
mar: Nov. 7, 1832
died: before 1880

Koncewicz coat of arms called Łabędź

Variations of Anna Koncewicz mother, Katarzyna Tokarzewski coat of arms called Traby

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1810
died: Nov. 25, 1877, Sztabina
Jan and Anna had 10 children

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1809
1st mar: May 14, 1837
2nd mar: 1869
died: Feb. 22, 1871, Huta Sztabinska

Count Karol Brzostowski manor house in with Piotr was a frequency guest.
Piotr was also one of Count Brzostowski heirs.

Grave of Piotr Drossel

CHRONOLOGY:
No children.

CHRONOLOGY:
Piotr and Marianna had 1 child in 1856, who died in 1863, Hucie Sztabinie

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1810?

Church in Krasnybor, where all the children
of Franciszek and Katarzyna where married.

SAXONY

CHILDREN OF WILHELM FERDINAND FRIEDRICH
von der DRESSEL called von der DROESSEL XXI.70

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: ?

CHRONOLOGY:
born: circle 1818
1848 living in Krzywonoga Wielka

CHRONOLOGY:
born: circle 1800
1826 living in Czaplice Furmany

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1800
died: 1804

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1801
died: 1804

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1803

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1805
died: 1808

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1810/11
died: 1812

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1812

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1814/1817
mar: before 1843 to Charlotte Pruckler
died: 1866

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1817

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1812
mar: before 1834 to Dorothea Gellner

CHILD OF MICHAEL CARL DRESCHEL XXI.89
AND MARIE WIERCZOCH
1st MARRIAGE

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Jan. 26, 1821, Willenberg

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Sep. 22, 1823, Jacobswalde

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1826, Wziego

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Apr. 19, 1829, Wziego

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Aug. 30, 1831, Wziego

CHRONOLOGY:
born: 1833, Wziego

CHRONOLOGY:
born: Nov. 13, 1837, Wziego
died: Nov. 19, 1837