[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Seeking Info on Wilhelm Titchkosky

[kitchur at mts.net]

hello all, 1st -- I guess I should have started with hello Terry not Hello Gunther
 
any way here is a few older obit notices 1st one is from 1950 the 2nd from 1966 
there is one older from 1947 but it is photos of curling teams to which a Clarence is shown/listed
I have membership to Newspaperarchive.com site and don't mind doing lookups.
 
I can later save these newspapers as pdf files and forward on should you be interested.
 
 
 
Funeral Is Friday For Tractor Victim
A . funeral service for Reynold ' '
Titchkosky, 37. Morden farmer
v.-ho was killed almost instantly
about H0.30 p.m. Monday, when
the tractor he was operating overturned,
will be-held at Brovn riis-
1rict church, Man., at 3 p.m. Friday.
Rev. A. R. Roemer will officiate
and burial will be in the local
cemetery.
Mr. Titchkosky was born in the
district south of Morden and afler
his marriage farmed in that
district. He is survived
widow .and six children, Dolores
Archie, Beverly, Gary, Helen ana
Sharen, and his mother, Mrs. William
Titchkosky.
Also surviving are 12 sisters and
brothers, Mrs. Martha Geib of Milwaukee,
Wise., William Titchkoskj
of Morden, Mrs. Emile Schullz of
Darlingford, Man., Mrs. Pete'
Kube of Morden, T. Titchkosky of
Compeer. Alia., Mrs. R. Meyers,
Mrs. Henry Brunn, Mrs. Jake Wail|
Arnold, Henry, Rudolph and Ciarhislence
 
 
obit notice
 
 
MRS. WILHELMINA
TITCHKOSKY
On June 21, 1966, at
Morden D'islrict Hospital, Mrs
Wilhelmina Titchkosky, aged 73
years. Funeral service Saturda;
at 2:00 p.m; at Zion Evangelica
Luthern Church at Morden witf
Rev. L. A. Koehler officiating
Interment in Brown Distric
German Cemetery. (South o
Morden). She is survived b'
five daughters, Mrs. Henry Gle
(Martha) <»f Chicago, Mrs
Peter Kube (Lttlie) of Winnipeg
Mrs. Reynold Mayert (Ella)
Mrs. Henry Brunn (Bertha
Mrs. Jake Wai (Edna) all o
Morden; six SODS, Bill,: Robert,
Arnold, Hnnry, Rudolf and.
Clarence all of Morden; four
sisters, Mrs. H. Karras, Vernon
B.C. Mrs. R. Zaike, Mrs, F
Rosen and Mrs. S. Rosen all o
Morden; two brothers, Fret
Massey of Morden, and Reynol
Massey of Winnipeg; 55 graw
children; 83 great - grandcM
dren. She was predeceased b
her husband in 1942. Loewe
Funeral Chapel of Morden
charge of arrangement*.

 

> From: kitchur at mts.net
> To: ghboehm at ish.de; ger-poland-volhynia at eclipse.sggee.org
> Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2011 12:39:41 -0500
> Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Seeking Info on Wilhelm Titchkosky
> 
> 
> Hello Gunther,
> 
> I have a William Titchkosky 
> Birth 15 Sep 1873 in Poland 
> Death 8 Jul 1942 in Morden, Manitoba, Canada 
> 
> married to Julianna Gust
> Birth in Valenia, Poland 
> Death 1909 
> 
> they had 6 children that I've found
> William Jr, Martha, Robert, Edith Ida, Matilda and Teyfield (Ted)
> 
> For William I also have a 2nd wife Wilhelmina (Minnie) Massey
> Birth 1893 in Poland 
> Death 21 Jun 1966 in Morden, Manitoba, Canada 
> 
> to which 11-12 children were born Bertha, Edna, Edward, Ella possible Elsa, Frieda, Henry, Herman,
> Eleanor, Reynold, Arnold and Rudolph.
> 
> I would have to find a quite time to sit down to see just how they got into my Bohn/Fenning family tree, but its more than likely thru a marriage somewhere. also if I'm not mistaken the book titled "Our 1-6 Hertiage" from the Morden, Manitoba area, was the means of my findings. Once I get back home to check my files, if there was a family story written, would you be interested in a copy sent to you?
> 
> some Titchkosky's can also be found on the Manitoba vitial statics web site for births/deaths/marriages
> 
> http://vitalstats.gov.mb.ca/Query.php
> 
> Darrel
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2011 16:29:37 +0200
> > From: GHBoehm at ish.de
> > To: ger-poland-volhynia at eclipse.sggee.org
> > Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Seeking Info on Wilhelm Titchkosky
> > 
> > Am 03.08.2011 15:12, schrieb Jerry Frank:
> > > There is no one with a wife's name similar to Weinoth. There is no question that Alexandrow is where most of the people with this surname lived. Several families but no exact matches.
> > 
> > Hello Terry & Jerry,
> > even in whole Germany there is no such name. Likewise there is no TITCHKOSKY. Both spellings seem to be of American 
> > origin and to stand for WEINERTH [from middle high German winhart] and TYCZKOWSKI [from Polish tyczka = perch, stake, 
> > rod, pole -> beanpole].
> > 
> > Günther
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