Family Group Sheet
| parents of Lucas | parents of Anna |
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Lucas Jankowski b: 1861 in Poland d: April 13, 1831 in Czarkowo, Poland |
Anna Kaczmierzakow b: 1765 in Poland d: December 10, 1835 in Czarkowo, Poland |
| married: before 1793 in Czarkowo, Poland | |
| Adalbert Jankowski b: April 21, 1793 in Czarkowo, Poland m (1st): Magdalena Mackoski on April 30, 1815 in Czarkowo, Poland m (2nd): Elizabeth Mackoski on January 19, 1826 in Czarkowo, Poland d: October 4, 1849 in Franciszkowo, Poland |
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Joseph Jankowski b: March 17, 1795 in Czarkowo, Poland m (1st): Hedvigis Mackoska on October 16, 1814 in Czarkowo, Poland m (2nd): Constantia Roszynski in 1829 in Zytowiecko (Seide), Poland d: November 21, 1852 in Franciszkowo, Poland |
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Melchiore Jankowski b: about 1799 in Czarkowo, Poland m (1st): Marianna Mackowiak on October 21, 1821 in Czarkowo, Poland m (2nd): Marianna Glabs on October 17, 1832 in Drzewce, Poland d: unknown (after 1845) |
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| Gasparus Jankowski b: January 4, 1801 in Czarkowo, Poland m: d: |
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Stanislaus Jankowski b: March 27, 1803 in Czarkowo, Poland m (1st): Veronica Mackowiak on October 14, 1827 in Czarkowo, Poland m (2nd): Thula Nowakowska on February 7, 1843 in Czarkowo, Poland d: May 1, 1863 in Czarkowo, Poland |
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Magdalena Jankowski b: May 15, 1805 in Czarkowo, Poland m (1st): Joseph Jankoski on February 24, 1826 in Czarkowo, Poland m (2nd): Mathias Dopienzata on February 7, 1832 in Czarkowo, Poland d: |
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Joannes Jankowski b: May 15, 1805 in Czarkowo, Poland m: Antonina Kapinski on November 3, 1833 in Drzewce, Poland d: |
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Lucas Jankowski and Anna Kaczmierzakow were both born in Czarkowo, Poland. Apparently, they lived their entire lives in Czarkowo. Sometime before 1793, they were married, and Anna gave birth to seven children. Lucas and Anna's second child, Joseph, became the father of Constantin, who would become Lena's grandfather. As near as can be determined, Constantin was the only immigrant to America of this extended family. Little is known about the family in the early 1800's.
