Our members only area has a new section dedicated to our members’ trips to Poland. Check it out. At the moment it only has one […]
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Website Updates
The following updates have been made to our website: 1) Meeting presentations have been updated for the remainder of 2026 2) New blog post about […]
Read morePGSGC Meeting March 3 7PM ET
Join us on Tuesday, March 3rd at 7PM for Forged in Work: Polish Immigrants in Cleveland’s Mills, Factories and Neighborhood Businesses by Thomas Kaschalk. We will […]
Read morePGSGC Meeting February 3 7PM ET ZOOM ONLY
Join us on Tuesday, February 3rd at 7PM as Julie Roberts Szczepankiewicz presents Locating Vital Records from Poland Online. This meeting will be Zoom Only. […]
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If dues are not paid by 12/31/2025: Existing members must pay the full $24 to renew no matter when they pay in 2026 New members, […]
Read moreWebsite Updates
The meeting minutes from the November meeting have been added to the Meeting Minutes page in the Members Only section. Our most recent newsletter has […]
Read moreSlavic Village History Presentation Available
Glen Sobola’s presentation on the history of Slavic Village in Cleveland is now available for viewing in the Member’s Only section of our website under […]
Read more2025 International Family History Fair
Promptly Akron/Hiram Stake Family History Fair 8:00-845 Registration March 15, 2025 8:45-9:00 Opening Remarks 9:00 – 9:50 WIKI CZECH REPUBLIC DNA Understand Language […]
Read moreWalking Where They Walked
Our November 2024 presentation recording is now available in our Members Only section. In Walking Where They Walked, Beverly Kuch discusses the genealogical search for […]
Read morePGSGC 2025 Program Schedule
Our 2025 program schedule is mostly finalized and available HERE. If you are not a member, please stop by and visit us at St. Mary’s […]
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Good information Ben! Glad you were able to connect with so many distant relatives.
My grandmother was born in 1894 in a house on East 66th, then known as Poland Street. She was baptized…
Trina did a wonderful job creating maps with Polish heritage. I've used them several times, although not this one in…
My paternal side has deep roots in the Tremont neighborhood. The Socha, Wszolek, Nachman, Kman/Kmon, Hardulak, Stanczyk and Gaba families…
My grandparents and immediate family lived on E. 66th St in 1930. They owned their home. Name was Plocharski.