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Barycki / Byczek

Wedding picture of Emil's paternal Grandmother,

(Babci), Katarzyna (Katherine) Byczek, born Dec 17, 1896 in Wylewa Poland. Entered the U.S. July 25, 1911. Married June 14, 1914 to Michael Barycki

Barycki / Byczek

Emil's paternal Grandmother, (Babci), Katarzyna (Katherine) Byczek, born Dec 17, 1896 in Wylewa Poland. Entered the U.S. July 25, 1911. Married June 14, 1914 to Michael Barycki

She was sponsered by her Aunt, Mrs ? Wallen, when she entered the US.

This is a wedding picture of a family member or close friend. Possibly before she was married.

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"To forget one's ancestors is to be a brook without a source, a tree without a root."

~Chinese proverb~

„To co weszł‚o w zwyczaj niech zwyczajem zostanie, a to, co było, coś›my od ojców zasłyszeli, lub sami jeszcze widzieli, przekażmy tym, co po nas przyjdą pomni, że gdzie była przeszł‚ość, tam i przyszł‚ość‡ bę™dzie…” – Leon Potocki 1854 r.
"What has become a habit let it remain a habit, and this, what was, what we heard from our fathers, or we have seen already by ourselves, pass to those who will come after us; remembering that where the past was, there, also, the future will be..." – Leon Potocki 1854.