The presentation video and handout from the January 6, 2026 meeting, Polish Genealogy 101, have been added to Presentation Handouts and Videos page of the […]
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Walking 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 […]
Read moreBeatification Process for Helen Pelczar
St. John Cantius Church in conjunction with the Catholic Church in Poland are trying to start the beatification process for Helen Pelczar. Helen immigrated to […]
Read moreCleveland Cavaliers’ Polish American Night
Cleveland Cavaliers’ Polish American Night will be on Sunday, January 5th. Along with Early Entry Warm-ups access, each person who buys through our Polish Heritage […]
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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.