| The Family Tree Maker and GEDCOM files and reports I have uploaded are comprised of research I've compiled utilizing both original research and information gleaned from others' published and unpublished data. Not all data sources have been referenced in the tree, but I will be adding source info as I proceed. MY DISCLAIMER! I consider this research in progress, NOT a final family tree. There are undoubtedly mistakes in the data, for which I'd very much appreciate feedback. If you question any data, please contact me via e-mail and we can compare references. I am currently researching the Masters, Chamberlain, Siler, Cromer, Iwinski, Rewolinski, Rozewski, and Dorszynski branches of our family tree. This has opened doors into the Aldrich, Brown, Dulka, Husted, Rickey, Rice, Scott, Wasniewski, and Wine branches and the tree is becoming more like a forest! Chamberlain: At the moment, I am particularly interested in John Chamberlain (b.1797) and his wife Amy Perkins (b.1798), both born Burlington, New York and died Grafton, Ohio. A trip through northern Ohio to a couple of old cemeteries where Aldriches and Chamberlains are buried hopefully produced photos of tombstones which I'll make available online (as space allows) when I get the chance. Now that we live only about 250 miles from Burlington, New York, I hope to get there to do more research and take more photographs. Masters: I am looking for more information about William Alberto Masters and his wives, Stella Plumb and Claribel [Kukernaut?], and William's brother Art Sherman Masters and his wife Emma Plumb. I'm also looking for information regarding Wm. and Artie's parents, Richard and Rachel Brown Masters. Iwinski: I am currently examining details regarding brothers Franz, Valentine, and Josef Iwinski and their families who emigrated to the U.S. in the early 20th century. They are 3 of perhaps 15 children of Jacob and Catherine Iwinski from either Germany or Bydgoszcz, Poland. We have some immigration records for Franz and Josef which we'd be happy to share with anyone who's interested. We also photographed headstones at St. Adalbert Cemetery in Milwaukee this summer and will also share these online. |
Masters and Iwinski Family Research
Updated March 24, 2009 |
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Diane Elizabeth Masters masters.diane@gmail.com |
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