Ken Frosch Family Tree Page

We are in the process of researching our family roots. Currently I have cataloged several people from the Frosch, Leiterman, Gracyalny, Abel, and Stehula families.The tree does trace back a couple of relatives from Russia, Germany, Austria, and Poland. The immediate relatives of my wife and mine are from Wisconsin.
My great-grandfather, George Frosch, and his brother, Frank, were prominent business owners in Wayside, WI in the late 1800's early 1900's.Their father, George, immigrated from Germany in the mid 1800's.He was born in Koenigheim, Baden, Germany, son of Alexander Frosch.Alexander's father was Andreas, also from Koenigheim.Andreas' father was Adamus from Gruensfeld near Koenigheim, just south of Wuerzburg, Germany.
In the Related Files section I have a list of other people who have a common surname that have e-mailed me.Check out the list, there might be a relative of yours!

KenFrosch
Fairmont,WVA-United States
[email protected]

Family Photos

• Bonaventure Pawlak and family (ca. 1920s or 1930s) (69 KB)
  Seated are Bonaventure and his wife Mary. Standing from left to right are their children:Mary Kautz,Agnes DeByl,Frances Hylok,Sophia Muraski(?),Joseph Pawlak,Stanley Pawlak,Pelagia "Pearl" Gracyalny (Ken's grandmother)
• 14th Century German - Weikhard Frosch (1378) (80 KB)
  Weikhard Frosch is on the right.Photo from The History of Costume by Braun & Schneider (c. 1861-1880)
• Franco-Prussian War Monument in Königheim, Germany (416 KB)
  My son, Colin, points to the name of Fridolin Frosch on the monument.Fridolin is his 1st cousin 4 times removed.

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• InterneTree: Ken Frosch


• Report: Report

Related Files

• Are we related??? (29 KB)
  Here is a list of people we have received e-mail from that we have not yet determined our relation (if any). Check it out, they might be related to you!
• Frank Frosch Biography (4 KB)
  Biography of Frank Frosch and his father George from the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Wisconsin Fox River Counties of Brown, Outagamie, and Winnebago."