I'm looking for information about my great grandfather. (find, search, world)

[Ihar Klimau]

I'm looking for information about my great grandfather. He came to America in 1913 and lived first in New York. Then he moved to New Salem. He is buried at the Holy Trinity Cemetery in New Salem.
His name is Eugene (George) Martinewsky.Maybe someone knows about him or his loved ones, and also about Anna Malanik? Thank you.

[historyfan]

Is this your great grandfather?


Name: Eugeni Martinewsky
Arrival date: 19 Nov 1913
Birth Date: abt 1888
Birth Location: Russia
Birth Location Other: zuhowiczi
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Russian
Port of Departure: Trieste
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Ship Name: Pannonia


On his WWI US Army service record under first name George says born Russia, 24 April 1890.


Troop ship manifest--
9Name: George Martinewsky
Departure Date: 26 May 1918
Departure Place: Norpolk, VA
Address: PO Box 340
Residence Place: Everson, Pennsylvania
Next of Kin: Konstantin Tiplisky
Relationship: Friend
Ship: Mongolia
Rank: Private
Service Number: 2665489
Notes: Company "G" 317th Infantry Regiment, 80th Division


Death
Name: George Martinewsky
Birth Date: 24 Apr 1888
Age: 71
Death Date: 2 Feb 1960
Military Branch: Army
Veteran of Which War: World War I
Registration County: Fayette
Cemetery Name: Holy Trinity Cemetery
Cemetery Location: New Salem, Pennsylvania


information from Anna Malanik, cousin




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Note--Anna was daughter of Konstantin Tiplisky

[Ihar Klimau]

Yes thank you. I found this information in open sources. I did not know that Anna Malanik was a niece. But then it's a stupid thing. No information about the family. Wife, children and their descendants.

[daliowa]

Have you seen his arrival manifest from 1913? It states he left behind his wife.
Did his wife ever come to the U.S.?


You can see the manifest by searching at www.familysearch.org and typing his name with this spelling:

Eugeni Martinenvshy

[daliowa]

His 1913 manifest also states that he has been in the U.S. before, from 1906 to 1913.


Since the manifest is from November 1913, than he couldn't have been out of the U.S. for more than a few months.


In 1913 he is going to a friend in Amagansett, New York. That is in Suffolk County on Long Island.

[Ihar Klimau]

yes, so
do you helpe me

[Ihar Klimau]

В 1913 году он идет к другу в Амагансетт, Нью-Йорк. Это в графстве Саффолк на Лонг-Айленде.

вы реально думаете
do you really think

[historyfan]

I believe OP is looking for living relatives.

Information relatives-- note spelling Teplicki

Name: Constantine Teplicki
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 71
Birth Date: 6 Jun 1872
Birth Place: Ukraine Russia
Death Date: 25 Nov 1943
Death Place: Upper Tyrone, Fayette, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Mark Teplicki
Mother: Anna Kromer
Spouse: Anna Teplicki
Certificate Number: 98941

Anna Teplicki
Birth: 20 March 1872
Birthplace: Austria Hungary
Death: 26 July 1943
Buried: St John Greek Catholic Cemetery
Father: Andrew Spik, born Austria Hungary
Mother: Anastasia Drope, born Austria Hungary

1930 census data Fayette County, Pennsylvania...they immigrated to US in 1899.

Their daughter:
Anna Teplicki married Nicholas Malaniak (he born Ukraine) & moved to Detroit, Michigan.

She is in 1930 census in both Pennsylvania with her parents and in Ohio with her husband's family...& one child listed Eugene.
There may be other children born after 1930...could not locate them in 1940 census.

Could not locate obituary for Eugene.

Her son:
Eugene Malaniak
born 11 Feb 1927
died 29 Dec 2002 Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Did not serve in WWII was 18 year old student during draft, at death listed college 4 years.

Could not find probate file.

[Eldemila]

Not sure if this would be helpful to the OP. There is a mention of Eugene's Malaniak's son, Jason Lee Malaniak, in a newspaper avout him turning 2 years old in November 1964.

[Sollaces]

Originally Posted by Eldemila

Not sure if this would be helpful to the OP. There is a mention of Eugene's Malaniak's son, Jason Lee Malaniak, in a newspaper avout him turning 2 years old in November 1964.

That sounds too late. Have the WWI records been searched and you have a copy of his death certificate? Who filled out that death certificate? Usually it's a family member. On it will also have his address so you can consult the census records.