Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria: Our Family History

Baptism

Matches 1 to 19 of 19

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Baptism		Person ID
1	Bruch, Barbara	3 Jul 1827	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1737
2	Bruch, Johanna	17 Apr 1807	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1740
3	Bruch, Johannes	29 Jul 1804	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1736
4	Bruch, Maria Ottilia	20 Jun 1812	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1734
5	Brug, Anna Maria	5 Dec 1850	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1184
6	Brug, Franz Joseph	17 Apr 1807	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1169
7	Brug, Joannes	9 Mar 1845	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1731
8	Brug, Johannes	30 Jul 1773	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1732
9	Brug, Johannes Friedrich	7 Apr 1802	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1741
10	Brug, Simon Joseph	27 Mar 1786	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1756
11	Deis, Antonius	11 May 1808	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1344
12	Deis, Franz Anton	11 May 1808	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1324
13	Deis, Magdalena	25 Jun 1796	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1337
14	Deiss, Francisca	25 Dec 1792	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1342
15	Deiss, Joanna Elisabetha	27 Nov 1805	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1338
16	Deiss, Johannes Philipp	9 Jul 1802	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1743
17	Keller, Ottilia	16 Apr 1780	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1733
18	Schlick, Barbara	22 Sep 1772	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1341
19	Schlick, Leonardus	3 Jun 1786	Roemisch-Katholische,Bundenthal,Pfalz,Bavaria	I1750

The Pijzaczynski family name changed many times over the years. In Polish records, Andrew’s surname appeared as Peczynski. He had six children in Poland and five in the United States. After immigrating, his last name varied on documents such as census records, deeds, and death certificates, before his children in the U.S. eventually adopted the name Perchinske. Rumor had it that teachers could not spell the name correctly and eventually his children became Perchinske.