Research Summary for Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Date: 14 Sep 1877 to 1 Jul 1960
Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: Murawski Sejda

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Research Summary for Kammila (Murawski) Sejda (1877-1960)

Evidence of the 1920 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski certainly appeared in the 1920 US Census at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Indiana with her husband, Leon Sejda; sons Leon, Henry, Walter and Stanley plus Tony Sejda and three boarders. The convincing evidence is a clear image of the 1920 US Census Enumeration page.

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1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Levon Sijda, Kammila Sijda, Leon Sijda, Henry Sijda, Walter Sijda, Stanley Sijda, Tony Sijda, Walter Bukowski, Walter Vanchowski and Adolph Shuperski appeared together in the 1920 US Census at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original and is convincing proof that Kammila appeared in this census.

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Walter Bukowski, Walter Vanchowski, and Adolph Shuperski were boarders in Levon and Kammila Sidja's household. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original and is convincing proof that Kammila and Leon Sejda had three boarders in 1920.

Evidence of the 1930 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Sejda certainly appeared in the 1930 US Census with her husband and four sons at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Lake, Indiana. The image from the US Census is clear and convincing evidence.

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1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Leon Sejda, Kammila Sejda, Leo Sejda, Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda and Stanley Sejda appeared together in the 1930 U.S. Census at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the page and is convincing image that she appeared in the 1930 US Census with her family.

Evidence of the 1940 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Sejda certainly appeared in the 1940 US Census with her sons Henry, Walter, Leo and Stanley as well as Leo's wife and child at 6944 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. The convincing evidence is a clear image of the page from the US Census.

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1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila, Henry, Walter, Stanley, Leo, Ann, Lorraine and Bernard Sejda appeard in the 1940 US Census at 6944 Columbia, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census page and is convincing evidence that Kammila Sejda appeared in the 1940 US Census with her sons Henry, Walter, Leo and Stanley as well as Leo's wife and child.

Evidence of the Baptism of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was certainly baptized on 4/16 Sep 1877 possibly in Janowo, Poland. Here godparents were certainly Josef Morawski and his wife Rozalia Bukowska. The convincing evidence is the image and translation of Kammila's birth record which states these dates in a logical way.

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Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that Kammila Murawski was baptised on 4/16 Sep 1877 in Janowo, Poland. A review of this assertion states:

This email contains an image of the original record via the Polish Genealogical Society and translated by the Genealogy Translations Facebook Group. This is convincing evidence that she was baptized on this date. The location is not clear, could be Janowo or Stara Weis, but reading the record, it appears to be Janowo.

Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that

Kamila Morawski's godparents were Josef Morawski and his wife Rozalia Bukowska. A review of this assertion states:

This email contains an image of the original record via the Polish Genealogical Society and translated by the Genealogy Translations Facebook Group. This is convincing evidence that these were her godparents. According to Carol Curry, they were cousins of Kammila's father, but this is not proven.

Evidence of the Birth of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was probably born 2 Sep 1877 in the Julian Calendar which is 14 Sep 1877 on the Gregorian calendar. The birth recording was witnessed by Josef Morawski and Piotr Szczopkowski. The convincing evidence is the birth record and translation provided by Carol Curry from the Polish Genealogy Society site as translated by the Facebook Genealogy Translations site. The marriage record, with a similar pedigree, supports this birth date. The remaining evidence is less reliable and is not consistent. The earliest reported birth was 1874 and her death certificate claims 1883.

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Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that Kamila Morawski was born on 2 / 14 September 1877 at 10am in Stara Weis. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record originally from the Polish Genealogy Society website with an undisputed translation from the Genealogy Translations Facebook Group. This is convincing evidence of Kammila's birthdate.

Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that the witnesses to Kamila Morawski birth were Josef Morawski age 47 and Piotr Szczopkowski age 48. A review of this assertion states:

This is an image of the original record via the Polish Genealogy Society with translations by the Genealogy Translation Facebook Group. This is convincing evidence that they were witnesses when the birth was recorded.

Email from Carol Curry with Marriage Record for Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski^[5] asserts that the translation of the original Polish of the marriage record reports that Kamilla Morawska was single, 23 years old and born in Stara Wies Village of Janow Parish. A review of this assertion states:

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kamilla Sada was a 35 year old married female whose occupation was listed as housewife. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the manifest, but there are errors that were later crossed out and corrected. The age was not corrected. She arrived on 8 July 1911, so this indicates a birth between 09 Jul 1875 and 08 Jul 1876, which is a little earlier than the birth record. This is not sufficient to overcome the convincing proof from the birth record.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Emilia Murawsky was a 38 year old housewife born in Austria who lived in Hammond. A review of this assertion states:

This is a reasonably clear image of the birth record. There were clearly some transcription/communication issues given the names, etc on the document. This event took place in October 1913, so a 38 year old would've been born between Oct 1874 and Oct 1875, which is a little before what the birth record reports. This is not succient to overcome the birth record's convincing evidence.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Kamila Murawska was a 36 year old born in Russian Poland and did Housework. A review of this assertion states:

This is a reasonably clear image of the birth record. This event took place in January 1916, so a 36 year old would've been born in 1879, which is a little later than what the birth record reports. This is not succient to overcome the birth record's convincing evidence.

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Kammila Sijda was a 39 year old married white female. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census and the enumeration date was 1 Jan 1920. The informant is not known, but likely was Kammila or her husband Leon. This would suggest a birthdate in 1880, which is a little later than her more convincing birth record.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a 50 year old married white female born in Poland. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census and the enumeration date was 1 Apr 1930. The informant is not known, but likely was Kammila or her husband Leon. This would suggest a birthdate between Apr 1879 and Apr 1880, which is a little later than her more convincing birth record.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a 61 year old white widow who had an 8th grade education. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census and the enumeration date was 1 Apr 1940. The informant is not known, but likely was Kammila or her husband Leon. This would suggest a birthdate between Apr 1878 and Apr 1879, which is a little later than her more convincing birth record.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda was born 18 Sep 1883 in Poland and was 76 years old. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of her death certificate and the informant was her son, Stanley Sejda. While a specific date is given, it does not match the more convincing birth record.

Kammila Sejda in Archdiocese of Chicago Cemetery Records^[10] asserts that Kammila Sejda was 76 years old when she died. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the index card. The source was probably the same person (son Stanley) as the death certificate. So this does not provide additional evidence.

Murawski-Ploska Family Group Sheet from Carol Curry^[11] asserts that Kamila Murawski was born in 1877 in Stara Wies, Mazovia, Poland, married Leon Sejda in 1901 in Krzynowloga Mala, Mazovia, Poland, and died 1 July 1960 in Gary, Lake County, IN from coronary oclusion. A review of this assertion states:

This is the person who provided the birth record, so this family group sheet does not provide additional evidence.

Evidence of the Birth Place of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was probably born at Stara Weis, Poland. This is documented in the image of the original birth record provided by Carol Curry via the Polish Genealogical Society and translated on the Genealogy Translations Facebook Group. Other records support birth in Poland. The one discrepancy is Henry Sejda's birth record, which lists the birthplace as Austria, but that is probably due to communications issues and/or the fact that part of Poland was in Austria at the time.

The related references are enumerated below.

Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that Kamila Morawski was born on 2 / 14 September 1877 at 10am in Stara Weis. A review of this assertion states:

Carol provided a clear image of the original record from the Polish Genealogy Society site, with a translation from the Genealogy Translations Facebook site, so the information appears sound. This is convincing evidence she was born in Stara Weis, Poland.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Emilia Murawsky was a 38 year old housewife born in Austria who lived in Hammond. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image, but there was clearly communication issues given the names, etc, reported on this death certificate. This is the only place where Austria is reported as a birthplace. Two possible reasons: the communication issues played out in the birthplace as well as the names and/or since parts of Poland was associated with Austria in 1913, they called the birthplace Austria not Russia or Poland. This is not sufficient evidence to overcome the birth record.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate (1996 Transcript Copy)^[12] asserts that Kammila Sejda was born in Austria. A review of this assertion states:

This is a transcription of the birth certificate, but the actual birth certificate has been found so this provides no addition evidence.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Kamila Murawska was a 36 year old born in Russian Poland and did Housework. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record. The record states "Rus Pol," which probably means Russia Poland. This makes sense since Russia controlled much of Poland at the time. This is supporting evidence to the birth record.

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Kammila Sijda and her parents were born in Poland. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this census was probably Kammila or a family member. This is supporting evidence to the birth record.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a 50 year old married white female born in Poland. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this census was probably Kammila or a family member. This is supporting evidence to the birth record evidence.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda was born in Poland. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this census was probably Kammila or a family member. This is supporting evidence to the birth record evidence.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda was born 18 Sep 1883 in Poland and was 76 years old. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on the death certificate was her son, Stanley Sejda, but he gave an incorrect birthdate. While the birthdate appears correct, it is at best supporting evidence to the birth record.

This is the same person who provided Kammila's birth record, so this provides no additional evidence.

20 Aug 1995 Notes from Discussion with Irene and Barbara Sejda^[13] asserts that Camilla Murawski was Leon Sejda's wife, was born Poland, and was buried Holy Cross, Calumet City, IL. A review of this assertion states:

Irene Sejda was Kammila's daughter in law and would've known her for almost 20 years. So this is significant supporting evidence that she was born in Poland.

Evidence of the Burial of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was certainly buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, IL on 5 July 1960. There is a lot of convincing evidence: her death certificate, funeral card, two obituaries and the fact she has a card in the index for this cemetery.

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Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda was buried on 5 July 1960 at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, IL. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original death record and clearly states the burial location. This is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, Illinois. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original record and clearly states the burial location. This is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, IL. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original record and clearly states the burial location. This is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, IL. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original record and clearly states the burial location. This is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda in Archdiocese of Chicago Cemetery Records^[10] asserts that Kammila Sejda was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, Cook Co, Illinois on 5 July 1960. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original index card and clearly located in the Holy Cross index. This is strong evidence.

Kammila Sejda entry in Find A Grave^[17] asserts that Kamila Murawska Sejda was buried at Resurrection Cemetery, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is clearly in error. On 31 Dec 2020, shared the evidence and the contributor moved this memorial to Holy Cross Cemetery. It provides no evidence.

Irene Sejda is Kammila's daughter in law, knew her for almost 20 years, and was at the funeral, so this is convincing evidence she was buried at Holy Cross.

Evidence of the Cause of Death of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski certainly died from Coronary Occlusion. The convincing evidence is her death certificate. It is supported by two obituaries.

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Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda died from Cornary Oclusion. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the official record of death, so this is conclusive evidence of her cause of death

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July at 5am at Crown Point, Indiana following a lingering illness. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original of the obituary and "lingering illness" supports the cause of death on the death certificate.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda died in Crown Point, Indiana after a long illness. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original of the obituary and "lingering illness" supports the cause of death on the death certificate.

This is probably the same source, death certificate, but since it is not sourced, it provides no additional evidence.

Evidence that Kammila (Murawski) Sejda is the Child of Domicela Ploska

Kammila Murawski is certainly Domicela Ploska's daughter. The convincing evidence is the translations of the birth and marriage records provided by Carol Curry.

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Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that

Kamila Morawski's parents were Grzegorz Morawski and Domicela Ploska. A review of this assertion states:

This record was provided by Carol Curry but came from the Polish Genealogy Society with translation by the Genealogy Translation Facebook Group. It clearly states her parents and is convincing evidence, especially when coupled with the marriage record.

Email from Carol Curry with Marriage Record for Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski^[5] asserts that the translation of the original Polish of the marriage record reports that Kamilla Morawska was the daughter of Grzegorz Morawska and Domicela Ploska, who were land workers living in Debe Wielkie and that she lived with them. A review of this assertion states:

Email from Carol Curry Murawski Family History Part 1^[18] asserts that Grzegorz Murawski and Domicela Ploska's children were Jan Kanty Onufry, Juianna Ewa, Jan, Bronislawa, Roch, Stanislawa, Kamila, Maksyma, Nikodema, and Marianna. A review of this assertion states:

This email was not sourced, but probably uses the same sources Carol Curry provided (the birth and marriage records), so this provides no additional evidence.

Murawski-Ploska Family Group Sheet from Carol Curry^[11] asserts that Grzegorz Murawski and Domicela Ploska's children were Jan Kanty Onufry (male), Julianna Ewa (female), Jan (male), Bronislawa (female), Roch (male), Stanislawa (female), Kamila (female), Maksyma (female), Nikodema (female), and Marianna (female). A review of this assertion states:

This email was not sourced, but probably uses the same sources Carol Curry provided (the birth and marriage records), so this provides no additional evidence.

Evidence that Kammila (Murawski) Sejda is the Child of Grzegorz Murawski

Kammila Murawski is certainly Grzegorz Murawski's daughter. The convincing evidence is the translations of the birth and marriage records provided by Carol Curry and the manifest which lists her father as her nearest relative. There is no dissenting evidence.

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Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that

Kamila Morawski's parents were Grzegorz Morawski and Domicela Ploska. A review of this assertion states:

Email from Carol Curry with Marriage Record for Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski^[5] asserts that the translation of the original Polish of the marriage record reports that Kamilla Morawska was the daughter of Grzegorz Morawska and Domicela Ploska, who were land workers living in Debe Wielkie and that she lived with them. A review of this assertion states:

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that

Kammila Sada's nearest relative in the home country was listed as her father Gregor M[urwaski] in Demby, Russia. A review of this assertion states:

There were many errors in this entry which appear to have been later corrected, but this part was not. While it clearly states this is her father, it did not spell out the full name. However, when coupled with the birth and marriage records, this is strong supporting evidence.

This email was not sourced, but probably uses the same sources Carol Curry provided (the birth and marriage records), so this provides no additional evidence.

This family was not sourced, but probably uses the same sources Carol Curry provided (the birth and marriage records), so this provides no additional evidence.

Evidence of the Death of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski Sejda certainly died 1 July 1960. The convincing evidence is the death certificate, funeral card and an obituary, all of which agree. There is no conflicting evidence.

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Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July 1960 at the Lake County Home, R1 - Box 11, Crown Point, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record of death so is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda passed away 1 July 1960. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original record created within hours or days of the death so is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July at 5am at Crown Point, Indiana following a lingering illness. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original record created within hours or days of the death so is convincing evidence of the month and day, but does not explicitly epecify the year.

This is not a sourced family group sheet and provides no additional evidence.

Notes from 6 Apr 1996 conversation with Irene Kazmierski Sejda^[19] asserts that Kammila Muraswki died 1 July 1960 in a nursing home in Crowne Point, IN. A review of this assertion states:

Irene Sejda was Kammila's daughter in law and would've known this fact, but it was provided 36 years after the even so should be confirmed and not used alone as evidence.

Evidence of the Death Place of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski Sejda certainly died at the Lake County Home, Crown Point, Lake, IN. The convincing evidence is the death certificate supported by three obituaries. Kammila's daughter-in-law, Irene Sejda, reported she died in a nursing home in Crown Point, so this supports the other evidence. A family group sheet provided by Carol Curry incorrectly provides Gary, IN as the place of death, but this appears to be a misreading of the death certificate. Other than this, there is no disputing evidence.

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Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July 1960 at the Lake County Home, R1 - Box 11, Crown Point, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the official record of death so is convincing evidence she died at this location.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda died in Crown Point, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping of this obituary and is convincing evidence of the city and state of death.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July at 5am at Crown Point, Indiana following a lingering illness. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping of this obituary and is convincing evidence of the city and state of death.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda died in Crown Point, Indiana after a long illness. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping of this obituary and is convincing evidence of the city and state of death.

Notes from 6 Apr 1996 conversation with Irene Kazmierski Sejda^[19] asserts that Kammila Muraswki died 1 July 1960 in a nursing home in Crowne Point, IN. A review of this assertion states:

Irene Sejda was Kammila's daughter in law, knew her for almost 20 years, and would've had knowlegde of this event, but the interview was completed 36 years after the event, so this should not be used as evidence without other data.

This is an unsourced family group sheet. It incorrectly provides Gary, IN as the location of death. Looking at the death certificate, the compiler may have misread the residence section of the certificate as the location of death (Gary is provided as the residence). This does not contain enough evidence to dispute the other evidence.

Evidence of the Education of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski probably could read and write. She reported she could read and write on her manifest when she immigrated in 1911 and also in the 1940 U.S. Census.

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Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada was able to read and write. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the manifest but there are a lot of errors that were later corrected with overwriting. This item was not corrected but is a "ditto" of the line above, which given the nature of the errors elsewhere, lead me to not trust this as evidence alone. But when coupled with the 1940 US Census, it supports that she was educated.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a 61 year old white widow who had an 8th grade education. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of this census and the informant is identified as her son, Stanley Sejda. This is strong evidence that she had some education.

Evidence of the Funeral of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski's funeral certainly was held at Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Indiana on 5 July 1960. The convincing evidence is the funeral card and two obituaries.

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Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda funeral was 5 July at 9:30 am at Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, IN. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is convincing evidence of the date (assuming the year is the year of death) and location.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda funeral was held at Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is convincing evidence of the funeral.

Evidence of the Funeral Home of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski's funeral home was certainly Mysliwy Funeral Home. The convincing evidence is the death certificate, funeral card and three seperate obituaries. There is no dissenting evidence.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that The funeral home for Kammila Sejda's funeral was Mysliwy Funeral Home, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the official record and is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda's funeral home was Mysliwy Funeral Home. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original copy and is convincing evidence.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda funeral home was Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda funeral was 5 July at 9:30 am at Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, IN. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda funeral was held at Mysliwy Funeral Home, 6143 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is convincing evidence.

Evidence of the Funeral Mass of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski's funeral mass was certainly held at 10am on 5 July 1960 at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Hammond, Lake, Indiana. The convincing evidence is an original copy of the funeral card and an original copy of an obituary. There is no dissenting evidence.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda's funeral mass was held 5 July 1960 at St. Mary's Church, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original funeral card which clearly states the date and church, which is convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda's funeral Mass was held at St. Mary Church, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping of this obituary and clearly states the date and church and even the time of the funeral mass so this is convincing evidence.

Evidence of the Immigration of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski certainly immigrated to the United States, arriving in New York on the SS Amerika on 8 July 1911. She certainly joined her husband, Leon Sejda, in Hammond Indiana, traveling there by train. She probably arrived with $42. The convincing evidence is the ship's manifest, supported by the 1920 and 1930 US Census. There is no disputing evidence.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada arrived in New York on the SS Amerika on 8 Jul 1911 having departed Hamburg on 28 June 1911. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original manifest. In some places on this entry, the original information was scratched out and replaced with new information. The Author's assessment from other information is that the original, scratched out information, is erroneous and the updated information is correct. However, for this item, the surname "Murawska" is scratched out and replace by "Sada" providing even more evidence that this is, in fact, Kammila Murawski who married Leon Sejda. Overall this is very convincing evidence of her immigration.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada had not been in the United States before. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original manifest. In some places on this entry, the original information was scratched out and replaced with new information. The Author's assessment from other information is that the original, scratched out information, is erroneous and the updated information is correct. This item was not corrected. This is evidence that she had not been to the US before tihs voyage.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada's final destination was Hammond, Indiana (note, originally said Brooklyn, but that was crossed out and replaced with Hammond). A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original manifest. In some places on this entry, the original information was scratched out and replaced with new information. The Author's assessment from other information is that the original, scratched out information, is erroneous and the updated information is correct. This is one of the items that was crossed out and replaced with new information but does provide evidence that she intended to proceed directly to Hammond, Indiana.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada had a ticket to Hammond paid for by herself. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original manifest. In some places on this entry, the original information was scratched out and replaced with new information. The Author's assessment from other information is that the original, scratched out information, is erroneous and the updated information is correct. This item was not corrected on the manifest. This provides evidence of how she traveled to Hammond.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada had $25 or $42 in her possession. The original text was $25, but it appears that $42 was written over it. A review of this assertion states:

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada had not been in prison, was not a polygamist or anarchist, was not under contract for passage, was healthy, and was not crippled or deformed. A review of this assertion states:

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Kammila Sijda immigrated in 1911 and was an considered an alien to the US. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census page and is supporting evidence to the immigration date.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Kammila Sejda immigrated in 1911 and was a naturalized US Citizen. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the census page and is supporting evidence to the immigration date.

Email from Carol Curry Murawski Family History Part 3^[21] asserts that Kamila Murawski departed Hamburg 28 June 1911 on the SS Amerika and arrived in New York on 8 July 1911. A review of this assertion states:

This is the email that "tipped" the reseacher to the manifest but provides no additional information.

Evidence of the Marriage of Leon Sejda and Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski were certainly married on 31 Jan/13 Feb 1901 in Krzynowloga Mala, Poland. The convincing evidence is an image of the original marriage record with a translation. The fact that Leon and Kammila were married is also documented in many immigration, census, city directory and vital records. Since she is referred to as Kammila Sejda in her death information, she probably did not remarry after her husband's death.

The related references are enumerated below.

Email from Carol Curry with Marriage Record for Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski^[5] asserts that the translation of the original Polish of the marriage record reports that Leon Sejda and Kamilla Morawska were married 31 Jan/13 Feb 1901 at 12 PM in Krzynowloga Mala. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record with a clear translation, so this is convincing evidence of the marriage, the date, and the location.

Email from Carol Curry Murawski Family History Part 2^[22] asserts that Leon Sejda married Kamila Morawska and Franciszek Kawiecki married Stanislawa Morawska on 13 Feb 1901 in the parish of Kryzynowloga Mala, Poland. A review of this assertion states:

This information was provided based on an original image of the marriage certificate and is convincing evidence of this marriage. It is the same information as the marriage record provided by Carol in a later email so provides no additional evidence.

Leon Sejda on SS Ryndam Manifest with Marianna Murawski^[23] asserts that Leon Sejda was a 30 year old married male laborer. A review of this assertion states:

This is supporting evidence that Leon was married when he immigrated.

Leon Seida in 1910 US Census^[24] asserts that Leon Seida was a 38 year old white male who had been married for 16 year (on his first marriage). A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image but it is not clear who the informant is. This is supporting evidence that Leon was married, but the number of years married would indicate an 1896 marriage. The two entries below his indicate 16 years married, so this may be a mistake or lazy enumerator.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kamilla Sada was a 35 year old married female whose occupation was listed as housewife. A review of this assertion states:

This indicates that Kammila was married when she immigrated, supporting her and Leon's marriage.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada was joining her husband, Leon Sada, Hammond, Indiana, Box 633. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the manifest, but this portion was corrected in pencil. Regardless, this is convincing evidence of this marriage.

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Kammila Sijda was Levon Sijda's wife. A review of this assertion states:

The informant for this census was probably Kammila or Leon, so this is convincing evidence that they were married.

Leon and Kammila Sejda in 1923 Hammond City Directory^[25] asserts that Leon Sejda's spouse was Kamela in 1923. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Kamila were married.

Leon and Kamila Sejda in 1926 Hammond City Directory^[26] asserts that Leon Sejda's wife was Kamila and they had four children. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Kamila were married.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Kammila Sejda was Leon Sejda's wife. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this census was probably Kammila or Leon, so this is supporting evidence of this marriage.

Leon Sejda in 1931 Hammond City Directory^[27] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Camilla. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Camilla were married.

Leon Sejda in 1935 Hammond City Directory^[28] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Camilla. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Camilla were married.

Leon Sejda Death Certificate^[29] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Kamilla. A review of this assertion states:

The informant for this record was Kamilla, so this is convincing evidence Leon and Kamilla were married.

Leon Sejda's Obituary^[30] asserts that Leon Sejda is survived by his wife, Kamilla, and five sons, Leon, Jr, Henry, Walter, Stanley and Vincent, the latter in Europe. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of this obituary and the informant probably knew this information, so this is convincing evidence Leon and Kamilla were married.

1937 Hammond Indiana City Directory^[31] asserts that Carmela Sejda was Leon Sejda's Widow. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Kamilla were married.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a 61 year old white widow who had an 8th grade education. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this census probably knew of this marriage, but because Leon is not identified, this is support evidence that Kammila was married, but not of this marriage.

1943 Hammond directory for Sejda^[32] asserts that Kamila Sejda was the widow of Leon Sejda. A review of this assertion states:

It is not clear who was the informant, but this is supporting evidence Leon and Kamila were married.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda was a widow. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on this certificate was a son, so this is convincing evidence that Kammila was married, but does not specify to whom. It is reasonable to assume, since she was refered to as Kammila Sejda that she did not remarry after Leon's death.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda passed away 1 July 1960. A review of this assertion states:

The reference to her name as Kammila Sejda supports the fact that she married a Sejda and, It is reasonable to assume, since she was refered to as Kammila Sejda, that she did not remarry after Leon's death.

The source of this information is not provided, so at best this is supporting evidence of this marriage.

Irene Sejda was Leon and Kammila's daughter in law and knew Kammila personally, so should've known that Kammila and Leon were married. Therefore, this is convincing evidence of the marriage.

Evidence of the Membership of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was a member of tge St. Hedwig's Society of the Polish Roman Catholic Union, Group 807, Hammond, Lake, Indiana. The evidence is provided by one of her obituaries.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda was a member of St. Hedwig's Society of the Polish Roman Catholic Union, Group 807, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping of this obituary and is conclusive proof.

Evidence of the Name of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Her name was certainly Kammila Murawski Sejda. This is clearly documented in many records. There are a number of variations of the first name (Kamila, Emilia, Camilla, Kamilla, Carmela, Camelia), maiden name (Morawski, Murawska, Murawsky, Morowska), and married name (Sada, Saida, Sijda) but there is no evidence she used a different name.

The related references are enumerated below.

Email from Carol Curry about Kamila’s Birth Record^[4] asserts that Kamila Morawski was born on 2 / 14 September 1877 at 10am in Stara Weis. A review of this assertion states:

This email contained a clear image of the original record via the Polish Genealogy Site with a translation from the facebook Genealogy Translations page. Kamila's first and last names are clear, so this is convincing evidence that her full, given name was Kamila Murawski.

This emails contains a clear image of the original record via the Polish Genealogy site and a translation from teh facbook Genealogy Translations group. Kamila Murawska is clearly visible so this is also convincing evidence.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila's family name was originally listed as Murawska then had Sada written over over it. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original manifest. In some places on this entry, the original information was scratched out and replaced with new information. The Author's assessment from other information is that the original, scratched out information, is erroneous and the update information is correct. In this entry, it helps out because the original surname was "Murawska" and that was crossed out and replaced by Sada. This is evidence of her name when she immigrated.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Henry Saida's father was Lion Saida and his mother was Emilia Murawsky. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record, but there was clearly communicatons and transcription problems. While Emilia Murawsky was sufficient to locate the record and validate she is Henry's mother, she appears to have never went by this name because the rest of the record consistently uses some variant of Kammila.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate (1996 Transcript Copy)^[12] asserts that Henry Sejda was the child of Leon and Kammila Sejda. A review of this assertion states:

This is a transciption made when a birth record was requested in 1996 by the State of Indiana. What is interesting is that they spell the surname and the first name correctly, probably because the name was correct on the request. The actual birth certificate is spelled much differently. Because this is a transcript, this does not provide independent evidence.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Wladyslaw Boleslaw Sejda father was Leon Sejda and his mother was Kamila Morawska. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original document and provides supporting evidence of her name being Kamila Morawska Sejda.

Leon Sejda World War I Draft Registration Card^[33] asserts that Leo Sejda's nearest relative was Camelia Sejda, 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Lake Co, Ind. A review of this assertion states:

This is another interesting spelling but is supporting evidence of her name and the spelling being Camelia Sejda.

This is a clear image of the original document and provides supporting evidence of her name being Kammila Sijda.

Leon and Kammila Sejda in 1923 Hammond City Directory^[25] asserts that Leon Sejda's spouse was Kamela in 1923. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kammila Sejda.

Leon and Kamila Sejda in 1926 Hammond City Directory^[26] asserts that Leon Sejda's wife was Kamila and they had four children. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kamila Sejda.

Leon Sejda in 1928 Hammond City Directory^[34] asserts that Leon Sejda's wife was Kamila and they had four children. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kamila Sejda.

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kammila Sejda.

Leon Sejda in 1931 Hammond City Directory^[27] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Camilla. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Camilla Sejda.

Leon Sejda in 1935 Hammond City Directory^[28] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Camilla. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Camilla Sejda.

Leon Sejda Death Certificate^[29] asserts that Leon Sejda was married to Kamilla. A review of this assertion states:

She is listed at the informant so this is convincing evidence she use the name Kamilla Sejda.

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kamilla Sejda.

1937 Hammond Indiana City Directory^[31] asserts that Carmela Sejda was Leon Sejda's Widow. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and clearly states Carmela Sejda. Given that almost all the evidence indicates she used Kammila, this is unlikely to be correct.

The informant on this census was Leo, Jr, so this is probably correct. This is supporting evidence she used the name Kammila Sejda.

1943 Hammond directory for Sejda^[32] asserts that Kamila Sejda was the widow of Leon Sejda. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is supporting evidence of her name being Kamila Sejda.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda died 1 July 1960 at the Lake County Home, R1 - Box 11, Crown Point, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

The informant on ths death certificate was her son Stanley, so this is convincing evidence that she used Kammila Sejda.

Kammila Sejda Funeral Card^[14] asserts that Kammila Sejda passed away 1 July 1960. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original copy of the card and is convincing evidence that she used Kammila Sejda.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda resided at 5900 W. Ninth St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is supporting evidence that she was named Kamila Sejda.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda resided at 5900 W. 9th St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is supporting evidence that she was named Kammila Sejda.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda resided at 5900 W. 9th St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is an original clipping and is supporting evidence that she was named Kammila Sejda.

Kammila Sejda entry in Find A Grave^[17] asserts that Kamila Murawska Sejda was buried at Resurrection Cemetery, Hammond, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This was listed in the wrong cemetery and when the memorial owner was contacted, he did not have the record for why he made this memorial, so do not trust this as evidence.

This clear, typewritten card clearly states her name as Kammila Sejda and is supporting evidence.

1981 Leon Sejda Jr Death entry in FamilySearch Cook County Deaths database^[35] asserts that Leon Sejda's father was Leon Sejda and his mother was Kamila. A review of this assertion states:

This is a derived database with the informant a generation or two removed, so this is supporting evidence at best.

The author likely derived her name from one of the other records she later provider so this is not additional evidence.

Email from Carol Curry - John and Josephine Murawski^[36] asserts that John Murawski was Kammila Murawski's brother. A review of this assertion states:

The author likely derived her name from one of the other records she later provider so this is not additional evidence.

Evidence of the Nationality of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was Polish

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada nationality was listed as Russian but her race or people was identified as polish. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image on a part of the manifest that was not corrected, so this coupled with her birthplace is convincing evidence.

Evidence of the Naturalization of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila was probably a naturalized US Citizen, becoming so when her husband became a citizen in 1925. The 1920 and 1930 US Census support this, but interestingly, the 1940 US census reverts back to referring to her as an alien resident.

The related references are enumerated below.

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Kammila Sijda immigrated in 1911 and was an considered an alien to the US. A review of this assertion states:

This is before Leon became a US Citizen, so this make sense.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Kammila Sejda immigrated in 1911 and was a naturalized US Citizen. A review of this assertion states:

This is after Leon became a US Citizen, which at the time would've made her a citizen as well.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda was an alien resident of the US. A review of this assertion states:

This may be in error since we know her husband became a citizen in 1925.

Evidence of the Occupation of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was a housewife. The evidence is her immigration manifest and Henry and Walter's birth certificates. There is no disputing evidence found.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kamilla Sada was a 35 year old married female whose occupation was listed as housewife. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and provides evidence that she was a housewife.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Emilia Murawsky was a 38 year old housewife born in Austria who lived in Hammond. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and provides evidence that she was a housewife.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Kamila Murawska was a 36 year old born in Russian Poland and did Housework. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and provides evidence that she was a housewife.

Evidence that Henry Joseph Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

It is certain that Henry Sejda is Kammila Murawski's son. This is based an a clear image of Henry's birth certificate supported by the preponderance of evidence from the official transcription of his death record, the 1920-40 US census and his death record.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda was survived by five sons: Vincent of Poland, Leo of Highland, Henry of Munster, Walter of Hammond and Stanley of Gary. A review of this assertion states:

The person providing the information for this obituary should know this relationship, so this probably is true

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by 5 sons: Vincent in Poland, Leo of Highland, IN, Henry of Munster, IN, Walter of Hammond, IN and Stanley of Gary, IN. A review of this assertion states:

The person providing the information for this obituary should know this relationship, so this probably is true

20 Aug 1995 Notes from Discussion with Irene and Barbara Sejda^[13] asserts that Henry Sejda's parents were Leon Sejda and Camilla Murawski. A review of this assertion states:

Irene Sejda is Henry's wife and should know this relationship. She spoke to the author about Kammila, so this is probably true

1920 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[1] asserts that Leon Sijda, Henry Sijda, Walter Sijda and Stanley Sijda were Levon Sijda's, and presumably Kammila Sijda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

Henry is listed as Leon Sejda's son. Leon's wife is Kammila, so therefore Henry is probably Kammila's son.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by 5 sons: VIncent of Poland, Leo of Highland, Henry of Munster, Walter of Hammond, and Stanley of Gary. A review of this assertion states:

The person providing the information for this obituary should know this relationship, so this probably is true

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Henry Saida's father was Lion Saida and his mother was Emilia Murawsky. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of his original record so is certain proof of the relationship

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate (1996 Transcript Copy)^[12] asserts that Henry Sejda was the child of Leon and Kammila Sejda. A review of this assertion states:

This is an offical transcript of his birth but not the original record. It also only identifies his mother's first name as Kammila. This is supporting evidence of the relationship.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Leo Sejda, Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda and Stanley Sejda were Leon and Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

Henry is listed as Leon Sejda's son. Leon's wife is Kammila, so therefore Henry is probably Kammila's son.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda, Stanley Sejda and Leo Sejda were Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

In this census, Henry is identified as Kammila Sejda's son.

Henry J Sejda Death Certificate^[37] asserts that Henry J. Sejda parents were Leon Sejda and Camilla Murawski. A review of this assertion states:

While the first name is mispelled, his death record records his mother as Camilla Murawski, so this is strong evidence.

Henry Sejda Obituary^[38] asserts that Henry Sejda's brothers were Leo Sejda of Gary, IN; Stanley of Lowell, IN and Walter Sejda who was deceased at time of Henry's death. A review of this assertion states:

While Henry's obituary does not name his mother, it identifies his brothers which helps supports the family group and his mother being Kammilla.

Evidence that Stanley Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was Stanley Sejda's mother. Stanley identifies her as his mother on her death certificate where he is the informant. This is collaborated by the 1920, 1930, and 1940 U.S. Census, and Kammila's obituaries.

The related references are enumerated below.

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Stanley Sejda was Leon and Kammila's son.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Leo Sejda, Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda and Stanley Sejda were Leon and Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Stanley Sejda was Leon and Kammila's son.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda, Stanley Sejda and Leo Sejda were Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Stanley Sejda was Kammila's son.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Stanley Sejda was the informant on this death certificate and lived at 6134 W 9th Ave, Gary, Indiana and was Kammila Sejda's son. A review of this assertion states:

This is convincing evidence of this relationship.

The informant on the obituary likely knew this fact so this is strong evidence.

Since Henry's brother was Stanley and Henry's mother was Kammila, this supports the fact that she was also Stanley's mother.

Evidence that Wincenty "Vincent" Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was probably Vincent Sejda's mother. This relationship is identified in her obituaries. Carol Curry appears to have found a birth record, but need to research further.

Please refer to the Proof that Wincenty "Vincent" Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda for a detailed analysis.

The related references are enumerated below.

The informant for the obituary probably new of VIncent so this is supporting evidence that Kammila Murawski is Vincent's mother.

Email from Carol Curry Murawski Family History Part 2^[22] asserts that Leon and Kamila Sejda had a son Wincenty on 3 June 1902. A review of this assertion states:

Carol never provides her source of this fact, so this is not strong evidence.

20 Aug 1995 Notes from Discussion with Irene and Barbara Sejda^[13] asserts that Vincent Sejda, Leon and Kammila Sejda's oldest son, stayed in Poland. A review of this assertion states:

Irene Sejda, Kammila's daughter in law, was aware of VIncent and even met some of his decendents. This is supporting evidence.

Evidence that Władysław Boleslaw Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was Walter Sejda's mother. She is identified as Walter's mother on his birth certificate. This is collaborated by the 1920, 1930, and 1940 U.S. Census, and Kammila's obituaries.

The related references are enumerated below.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Wladyslaw Boleslaw Sejda father was Leon Sejda and his mother was Kamila Morawska. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record of birth and is convincing evidence of this relationship.

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Walter Sejda was Leon and Kammila's son.

1930 US Census for Leon Sejda and Family^[2] asserts that Leo Sejda, Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda and Stanley Sejda were Leon and Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Walter Sejda was Leon and Kammila's son.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Henry Sejda, Walter Sejda, Stanley Sejda and Leo Sejda were Kammila Sejda's sons. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and the informant was probably one of the parents so this is strong evidence that Walter Sejda was Kammila's son.

The informant on the obituary likely knew this fact so this is strong evidence.

Since Henry's brother was Walter and Henry's mother was Kammila, this supports the fact that she was also Walter's mother.

Evidence of the Physical Description of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski was described as 5ft 3in tall with fair complexion and brown eyes in her 1911 manifest, but because of the errors elsewhere on that manifest, do not completely trust the description.

The related references are enumerated below.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada was 5 ft 3 in tall with fair complexion, and brown eyes. The hair color is unclear. A review of this assertion states:

This manifest had parts of Kammila's entry scratched out and corrected. This was not one of those sections. Unfortunately, this calls into questions the accuracy of this description.

Evidence of the Property of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski probably owned her home at 6944 Columbia Ave, Hammond, Indiana, according to the 1940 US Census

The related references are enumerated below.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila Sejda owned her home and reported the value to be $3,500. A review of this assertion states:

The informant was her son, Stanley, who lived on this property and should've known this fact. This is strong evidence.

Evidence of the Relationship of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

There are some relationships that might help future research. Kammila Murawski probably had sisters name Marianna and Maxima and a brother named John and one who's name begins with "R" (probably Roch, according to Carol Curry).

The related references are enumerated below.

Leon Sejda on SS Ryndam Manifest with Marianna Murawski^[23] asserts that Marianna Murawska manifest entry was annotated that she was "with no. 6 B.i.L" refering to Leon Sejda's entry. A review of this assertion states:

Since Marianna was identified with Leon, her brother in law, it is a reasonable assumption that Marianna and Kammila might be sisters.

Leon Sejda on SS Ryndam Manifest with Marianna Murawski^[23] asserts that Leon Sejda reported he was joining his Brother In Law, R Murowski in Wethersfield, Conn. A review of this assertion states:

This appears to be Roch Murawski. Since he is identified as Leon's brother in law, it is a reasonable assumption that Roch might be Kammila's brother.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by 1 sister, Mrs. Maxima Sobolewski of Stamford, Conn. A review of this assertion states:

The information in the obituary was probably provided by someone who knew this information, so it is likely that Kammila has a sister "Maxima".

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by 1 brother, John Jurawski of Southington, Conn. A review of this assertion states:

The information in the obituary was probably provided by someone who knew this information, so it is likely that Kammila had a brother, John. Note that there appears a typo -- this is probably John Murawski.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by one sister, Mrs. Maxima Sobolewski, Stamford, Conn. A review of this assertion states:

The information in the obituary was probably provided by someone who knew this information, so it is likely that Kammila has a sister "Maxima".

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda was survived by one brother, John Murawski of Southington, Conn. A review of this assertion states:

The information in the obituary was probably provided by someone who knew this information, so it is likely that Kammila had a brother, John.

Email from Carol Curry - John and Josephine Murawski^[36] asserts that John Murawski was Kammila Murawski's brother. A review of this assertion states:

This is Carol's direct line, so she is probably correct, but she did not provide sourcing information so it is hard to ascertain.

Evidence of the Residence of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Kammila Murawski resided in Debe Wielkie, Poland, at the time of her 1901 marriage to Leon Sejda. Kammila and Leon may have lived in Kryznowloga Mala, Poland until he departed. The 1911 manifest claims Kammila lived in Demby, Russia, but there were errors in her entry that call into question the accuracy of this information. Upon arriving in the US, Kammila joined her Husband in Hammond, IN, living there for about 40 years. Starting in 1918, they live at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, IN which in 1930 or 1931 become 1027 Fields Ave. She lives at this address until at least 1937, but by 1940 has moved to 6944 Columbia Ave, Hammond, IN. At the time of her death, she probably lived with her son Stanley at either 6134 W 9th Ave, Gary, Lake, In or 5900 W. 9th Ave, Gary, Lake, IN. Because the 6134 is given by Stanley on Kammila's death certificate, using that address.

The related references are enumerated below.

Email from Carol Curry with Marriage Record for Leon Sejda and Kammila Murawski^[5] asserts that the translation of the original Polish of the marriage record reports that Kamilla Morawska was the daughter of Grzegorz Morawska and Domicela Ploska, who were land workers living in Debe Wielkie and that she lived with them. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of the original record, translated by the genealogy translations facebook group and is convincing evidence that she lived in Deb Wielkie when she was married.

Email from Carol Curry Murawski Family History Part 2^[22] asserts that Leon and Kammila Sejda lived in Kryznowloga Mala, Poland. A review of this assertion states:

Carol does not provide the source of this information, although it appears to be Wincenty's birth record.

Kammila Sejda on SS Amerika manifest^[6] asserts that Kammila Sada last permament residence was Demby, Russia. A review of this assertion states:

This record has many scratch outs and corrections. This section was not one of the ones changed, but it is not clear if this is really her residence..

This record has many corrections. In this case, it appears the correction removed erroneous info and replaced it with correct information. This is evidence that Kammila moved to Hammond, Indian when she arrived in the US in 1911.

Henry Sejda Birth Certificate^[7] asserts that Emilia Murawsky was a 38 year old housewife born in Austria who lived in Hammond. A review of this assertion states:

This record, which is a clear image of the original, is convincing evidence that she was living in Hammond in 1913.

Władysław Boleslaw Sejda Birth Certificate^[8] asserts that Leon Sejda and Kamila Morawska lived in E. Hammond, IN. A review of this assertion states:

This record, which is a clear image of the original, is convincing evidence that she was living in Hammond in 1916.

Leon Sejda World War I Draft Registration Card^[33] asserts that Leo Sejda's nearest relative was Camelia Sejda, 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Lake Co, Ind. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image of this record that identifies the address Kammmila lives at in 1918.

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1920.

Leon and Kammila Sejda in 1923 Hammond City Directory^[25] asserts that Leon and Kamela Sejda resided at 511 Fields Ave in 1923. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1923.

Leon and Kamila Sejda in 1926 Hammond City Directory^[26] asserts that Leon Sejda was the householder at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, IN in 1926. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1926.

Leon Sejda in 1928 Hammond City Directory^[34] asserts that Leon Sejda was the householder at 511 Fields Ave, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1928.

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1930.

Leon Sejda in 1931 Hammond City Directory^[27] asserts that Leon Sejda was the householder at 1029 Fields, Hammond, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1931, although two interesting items with the street number. First, they changed, so 511 became 1027. However, the directory portion misidentifies the adress as 1029.

Leon Sejda in 1931 Hammond City Directory^[27] asserts that the old street number for 1027 Fields, Hammond, Indiana was 511 Fields, Hammond, In. A review of this assertion states:

This is evidence of the number change.

Leon Sejda in 1935 Hammond City Directory^[28] asserts that Leon and Camilla Sejda were householders at 1027 Fields. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1930.

Leon Sejda Death Certificate^[29] asserts that Kamilla Sejda resided at 1027 Fields St, Hammond, In. A review of this assertion states:

Kamilla was the informant on this death certificate so this is convincing evidence.

1937 Hammond Indiana City Directory^[31] asserts that Carmela Sejda was the householder at 1027 Fields, Hammond, Lake, IN in 1937. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1937.

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1940.

1940 US Census for Kammila Sejda and Family^[3] asserts that Kammila, Henry, Walter, Stanley, Leo, Ann and Lorraine Sejda lived in Hammond, IN in 1935 but not in the same house. A review of this assertion states:

This is confirmed by Leon's death records and the 1935 and 1937 directories which list the family at the old address.

Henry Sejda and Irene Kazmierski Wedding Article^[39] asserts that Henry Sejda and his mother lived at 6944 Columbia Ave, Hammond, IN in June 1942. A review of this assertion states:

The informant for this marriage article would've known this information so this is strong evidence.

1943 Hammond directory for Sejda^[32] asserts that Kamila Sejda was the householder at 6944 Columbia Ave, Hammond, IN. A review of this assertion states:

This is a clear image and is strong evidence of her address in 1943.

Kammila Sejda Death Certificate^[9] asserts that Kammila Sejda's usual residence was 6134 West 9th Ave, Gary, Lake Co, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is the same address that Stanely, the informant gives for himself, and Irene Sejda said he lived with him, so this makes sens.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda resided at 5900 W. Ninth St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is interesting that the obituaries use a different address than the death certificate.

Kamila Sejda Obituary version 1^[20] asserts that Kamila Sejda was formerly a resident of Hammond for 40 years. A review of this assertion states:

Since she arrived in 1911, this implies she left Hammond in 1951.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 2^[15] asserts that Kammila Sejda resided at 5900 W. 9th St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is interesting that the obituaries use a different address than the death certificate.

Kammila Sejda Obituary version 3^[16] asserts that Kammila Sejda resided at 5900 W. 9th St, Gary, Indiana. A review of this assertion states:

This is interesting that the obituaries use a different address than the death certificate.

Notes from 6 Apr 1996 conversation with Irene Kazmierski Sejda^[19] asserts that Prior to living in the nursing home that she resided in until her death, Kammila Murawski Sejda lived with Stanley Sejda and prior to that with Irene and Henry Sejda. A review of this assertion states:

The other evidence is supported by (and confirms) Irene's assertion.

Sources

↑ ^1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 1920 United States Census, Lake County, Indiana, population schedule, Hammond Ward 6, enumeration district (ED) 70, sheet 20A, dwelling 315, household 349, Levon Sijda and family; database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org : downloaded 15 September 2020); NARA microfilm publication T625 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1992), roll 445; FHL microfilm 1,820,445.
↑ ^2.00 ^2.01 ^2.02 ^2.03 ^2.04 ^2.05 ^2.06 ^2.07 ^2.08 ^2.09 ^2.10 1930 United States Census, Lake County, Indiana, population schedule, Hammond Ward 6, enumeration district (ED) 45-145, Sheet 7B, dwelling 119, family 133, Leon Sejda and Family; database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org : Downloaded 15 September 2020); NARA microfilm publication T626 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2002), roll 602; FHL microfilm 2,340,337.
↑ ^3.00 ^3.01 ^3.02 ^3.03 ^3.04 ^3.05 ^3.06 ^3.07 ^3.08 ^3.09 ^3.10 ^3.11 ^3.12 1940 United States Census, Lake County, Indiana, population schedule, ward 6, north township, enumeration district (ED) 45-116, Sheet 16B, household 333, Kammila Sejda and family; database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org : downloaded 15 September 2020); Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, NARA digital publication T627. Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790 - 2007, RG 29. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 2012, roll 1068.
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 ^4.4 ^4.5 ^4.6 ^4.7 Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 6 November 2020, “Kamila’s Birth Record,” Sejda-Murawski Sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ ^5.0 ^5.1 ^5.2 ^5.3 ^5.4 ^5.5 Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 7 November 2020, “Marriage Record,” Sejda-Murawski Sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ ^6.00 ^6.01 ^6.02 ^6.03 ^6.04 ^6.05 ^6.06 ^6.07 ^6.08 ^6.09 ^6.10 ^6.11 ^6.12 ^6.13 ^6.14 ^6.15 ^6.16 ”New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island), 1892-1924,” database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1368704 : downloaded 27 November 2020), Kammila Sejda, SS Amerika, arrived 8 July 1911; Roll 1705, vol 3766-3767, 5 Jul 1911, image 710 of 869; citing NARA microfilm publication T715 and M237 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
↑ ^7.0 ^7.1 ^7.2 ^7.3 ^7.4 ^7.5 Lake County, Indiana, births, roll 8, image 3112, Henry Saida, 17 October 1913; digital images, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60871/ : downloaded 12 December 2020); Indiana State Board of Health. Birth Certificates, 1907-1940. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana.
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 ^8.2 ^8.3 ^8.4 ^8.5 Lake County, Indiana, births, Roll 11, Certificate 26731, Władysław Boleslaw Sejda, 11 January 1916; digital images, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (https://www.ancestry.com/ : downloaded 16 December 2020); Indiana State Board of Health. Birth Certificates, 1907-1940. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana.
↑ ^9.00 ^9.01 ^9.02 ^9.03 ^9.04 ^9.05 ^9.06 ^9.07 ^9.08 ^9.09 ^9.10 Indiana, State Department of Health, death certificate ’60 024482 (6 July 1960), Kammila Sejda; Indiana State Department of Health, Indianapolis, Indiana.
↑ ^10.0 ^10.1 ^10.2 “Illinois, Archdiocese of Chicago, Cemetery Records, 1864-1989,” database with images, FamilySearch (https://FamilySearch.org: downloaded 25 December 2020), Kammila Sejda, Holy Cross Cemetery, 5 July 1960.
↑ ^11.0 ^11.1 ^11.2 ^11.3 ^11.4 ^11.5 ^11.6 ^11.7 ^11.8 Carol Curry, Murawski-Ploska Family Group Sheet, Murawski Family; supplied by Curry, [address for private use], 2020. Emailed from Carol Curry on 28 Sep 2020.
↑ ^12.0 ^12.1 ^12.2 Indiana, State Department of Health, certificate of birth 113-13-027609 (October 1913), Henry Sejda; Indiana State Department of Health, Indianapolis, Indiana.
↑ ^13.0 ^13.1 ^13.2 ^13.3 ^13.4 Irene Sejda, Grandmother of Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], Munster, Indiana, interview by Robert P. Bongiovi, 20 August 1995; Notes on genealogy forms, privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, California, 2020. Author cannot recall if this was in person or over the phone. Notes in possession of Robert P. Bongiovi.
↑ ^14.0 ^14.1 ^14.2 ^14.3 ^14.4 ^14.5 Funeral Card for Kammila Sejda, Bongiovi Family History Files; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, California, 2016. Died 1 Jul 1960. Original card provided to Robert P. Bongiovi by Barbara Sejda in December 2020.
↑ ^15.00 ^15.01 ^15.02 ^15.03 ^15.04 ^15.05 ^15.06 ^15.07 ^15.08 ^15.09 ^15.10 ^15.11 ^15.12 ^15.13 ”Sejda,” undated clipping, July 1960, from unidentified newspaper; Bongiovi Family History Files, Original clipping provided to Robert Bongiovi by Barbara Sejda; privately held 2020 by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, CA.
↑ ^16.00 ^16.01 ^16.02 ^16.03 ^16.04 ^16.05 ^16.06 ^16.07 ^16.08 ^16.09 ^16.10 ^16.11 ^16.12 ^16.13 ”Sejda Services,” undated clipping, July 1960, from unidentified newspaper; Bongiovi Family History Files, Original clipping provided to Robert Bongiovi from Barbara Sejda; privately held 2020 by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, CA.
↑ ^17.0 ^17.1 Find A Grave, Find A Grave, online database (http://www.findagrave.com/ : Accessed 26 December 2020), memorial page for Kamila Murawska Sejda (1880–1 Jul 1960), Find a Grave Memorial no. 206125192 , citing Resurrection Cemetery, Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, USA ; Maintained by Steve Hoyt (contributor 47603070).
↑ ^18.0 ^18.1 ^18.2 Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 28 September 2020, “Murawski Family History - Part 1,” Murawski-Ploska Sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ ^19.0 ^19.1 ^19.2 Irene Sejda, Grandmother of Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], Munster, Indiana, Phone Call by Robert P. Bongiovi, 4 April 1996; Typewritten notes, privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, California, 2020. Phone call seeking answers to some specific questions. In possession of interviewer.
↑ ^20.0 ^20.1 ^20.2 ^20.3 ^20.4 ^20.5 ^20.6 ^20.7 ^20.8 ^20.9 ”Mrs. Kamila Sejda,” undated clipping, 1 July 1960, from unidentified newspaper; Bongiovi Family History Files, Original clipping provided to Robert Bongiovi from files of Irene Sejda by Barbara Sejda; privately held 2020 by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, CA.
↑ Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 29 September 2020, “Murawski Family History - Part 3,” Murawski-Ploska Sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ ^22.0 ^22.1 ^22.2 ^22.3 Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 29 September 2020, “Murawski Family History- Part 2,” Murawski-Ploska Sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ ^23.0 ^23.1 ^23.2 ”New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island), 1892-1924,” database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1368704 : downloaded 27 November 2020), Roll 288, vol 485-486, 5 Jul 1902-9 Jul 1902, image 157 of 652; SS Ryndam, arrived New York 6 July 1902; citing NARA microfilm publication T715 and M237 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
↑ 1910 United States Federal Census, Lake County, Indiana, population schedule, Hammond Ward 6, enumeration district (ED) 64, 17B, house 48, family 249, Leon Seida; digital images, Ancestry.com (https://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 26 December 2020); Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910 (NARA microfilm publication T624, 1,178 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
↑ ^25.0 ^25.1 ^25.2 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), image, “Entry for Leon Sejda,” p 539; Smith’s Directory of Hammond, Ind and West Hammond, Ill. for 1923-1925.
↑ ^26.0 ^26.1 ^26.2 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), image, “Entry for Leon Sejda,” p. 391; Polk’s Hammond (Indiana), Calumet City and Burnham (Illinois) City Directory 1926.
↑ ^27.0 ^27.1 ^27.2 ^27.3 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), image, “entry for Leon Sejda,” p. 381; Polk’s Hammond (Indiana) City Directory 1931.
↑ ^28.0 ^28.1 ^28.2 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), images, “Entry for Leon Sejda,” p. 330, 422; Polk’s Hammond (Lake County, Ind.) City Directory 1935.
↑ ^29.0 ^29.1 ^29.2 Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011, 1935 roll 11, image 757, Leon Sejda, 13 October 1935; digital images, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 10 December 2020); Indiana Archives and Records Administration; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Death Certificates.
↑ ^30.0 ^30.1 ”Leon Sejda Dies of Heart Attack,” Hammond Times (Hammond, Indiana), 14 October 1935; online images, Ancestry.com (https://www.ancestry.com/ : downloaded 27 December 2020), Hammond Times (Hammond, Indiana); Database created from microfilm copies of the newspaper.
↑ ^31.0 ^31.1 ^31.2 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 10 December 2020), images, “Polk’s Hammond (Lake County, Ind.) City Directory, 1937,” p. 317; Polk’s Hammond (Lake County, Ind.) City Directory: 1937 (Chicago, Ill.: R. L. Polk & Co., 1937).
↑ ^32.0 ^32.1 ^32.2 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 21 December 2020), image, “Entries for Henry Sejda, Kamila Sejda, Leo J Sejda, Stanley Sejda, and Walter Sejda,” p. 398; Hammond, Indiana, City Directory, 1943.
↑ ^33.0 ^33.1 ”U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918,” digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), Leon Sejda, Indiana, Lake County, Draft Board 2, Draft Card S; citing World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. M1509, United States, Selective Service System. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. M1509.
↑ ^34.0 ^34.1 ”U.S., City Directories, 1822-1995,” Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : downloaded 12 December 2020), image, “Entry for Leon Sejda,” p. 417; Polk’s Hammond (Indiana), Calumet City and Burnham (Illinois) City Directory 1928.
↑ ”Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1871-1998,” database, FamilySearch (https://FamilySearch.org: accessed 21 December 2020), Leon Sejda, 9 Feb 1981; citing County Clerk, Cook County Courthouse, Chicago.
↑ ^36.0 ^36.1 Carol Curry, [e-mail for private use], to Robert P. Bongiovi, e-mail, 11 October 2020, “John and Josephine Murawski,” Murawski-Ploska sources; privately held by Robert P. Bongiovi, [e-mail & address for private use], 2020.
↑ Indiana, State Board of Health, death certificate 80-001570 (16 January 1980), Henry J. Sejda; Indiana State Department of Health, Indianapolis, Indiana.
↑ ^38.0 ^38.1 ^38.2 ”Henry J. Sejda,” undated clipping, 13 January 1980 or 14 January 1980, from unidentified newspaper; Bongiovi Family History Files, Original newspaper clipping provided by Barbara Sejda, daughter of Henry Sejda; privately held 2020 by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, CA.
↑ ”Weds in Local Church,” undated clipping, June 1942, from unidentified newspaper; Bongiovi Family History Files, Original Clipping provided by Barbara Sejda, daughter of Henry and Irene Sejda; privately held 2020 by Robert P. Bongiovi, [address for private use], El Segundo, CA. Clipping indicates it is from the Hammond Times.

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Research Summary for Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Contents

Research Summary for Kammila (Murawski) Sejda (1877-1960)

Evidence of the 1920 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the 1930 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the 1940 US Census of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Baptism of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Birth of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Birth Place of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Burial of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Cause of Death of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence that Kammila (Murawski) Sejda is the Child of Domicela Ploska

Evidence that Kammila (Murawski) Sejda is the Child of Grzegorz Murawski

Evidence of the Death of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Death Place of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Education of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Funeral of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Funeral Home of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Funeral Mass of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Immigration of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Marriage of Leon Sejda and Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Membership of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Name of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Nationality of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Naturalization of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Occupation of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence that Henry Joseph Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence that Stanley Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence that Wincenty "Vincent" Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence that Władysław Boleslaw Sejda is the Child of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Physical Description of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Property of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Relationship of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Evidence of the Residence of Kammila (Murawski) Sejda

Sources