Captain Konstanty Ludwig/Ludwik (Constantine Louis) Łuniewski (& variants) [Roch] (Tentative genealogy from Minakowski)

Born about 18 Aug. 1818-1825 in Russian-occupied Poland; son of Stanisław Łuniewski

??? Fought in the 1830 November Uprising; rank of Captain (Infantry) ??

Konstanty Łuniewski Komernik Sądu Policji Prostej __, Olkuskiego (in police court for protesting) In 1848 he went to Hungary and fought in the local revolution as an officer, with Józef Wysocki Pamiętnik generała Wysockiego z czasów kampanii węgierskiej By Józef Wysocki 1848: Lujniewski Roch (Officer): Boulogne, France to London, England

1849

Infantry

Name: Constan Lunieski Port of Arrival: Southampton, England Arrival Date: 5 Jun 1850

Port of Departure: Constantinople, Turkey Ship: Pottinger

Country of Origin/Native of: Poland

Left Southampton on June 20, 1850 [source: Goniec Polski -- Polish Messenger] (Pozńan), July 11, 1850. Captain Konstanty Łuniewski [Liniewski sic] appear on it, and well as Franciszek Teofil Lessen

Name: Constantine Lumenski Arrival Date: 22 Jul 1850

Age: 32 Y 4 M Gender: M (Male)

Port of Arrival: New York Port of

Departure: London

Place of Origin: Poland Ship: American Eagle

Family Identification:

17289628

Microfilm Serial Number:

M237

Microfilm Roll Number:

91

Name: Constantine Louis Łuniewski Year: 1830-1872 Place: America

Publication 5723 Primary

Immigrant: Łuniewski, Constantine Louis

Source Bibliography:

MOCHA, FRANK, editor. Poles in America: Bicentennial Essays. Stevens Point, Wis.: Worzalla Publishing Co., 1978. 203p.

Page: 99

Franciszek Lessen & CL Łuniewski Date: Monday, October 28, 1850 Paper: Courrier des Etats-Unis (New York, NY) Volume: XXVII Issue: 28 Page: 176

1851: Groton, Massachusetts

1854, October: married Maria Delany (daughter of Henry Delany), Boston, Massachusetts

Occupation of Groom: Dancing Master

Constantine Łuniewski

Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915

birth: 1822

marriage: 14 October 1854

Boston, Massachusetts

• parents:Stanislas Luniewski

• spouse:Maria Delany • other:Henry Delany (father

of Maria)

1854, 14 October, MARRIAGE in Boston, MA

Marriage officiated by Reverend Thomas Starr King Thomas Starr King (December 17, 1824 – March 4, 1864) was an American Unitarian minister, influential in California politics during the American Civil War, and a Freemason. Starr King spoke zealously in favor of the Union and was credited by Abraham Lincoln with preventing California from becoming a separate republic. He is sometimes referred to as "the orator who saved the nation."

Child: Maria Anna Luniewski: born 3 April 1856, Boston, MA (married Joseph S. Coleman in Boston, 14 Oct 1874)

1855, Boston

1856 3 April, birth of child in Boston, Massachusetts: Maria Ann(a), or Antoinette (“Nettie”), Luniewski

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882, recipient. Letters ... (3585) Luniewski, Count 1 letter; 1856. ?????

The case of Louis Celagi aka Ludwik or Lewis Gale(w)ski; with CL Łuniewski in 1849, Hungarian Corps, in the revolution; went to __ and Malta; thence to Gibralter and thence to Southampton, England; Łuniewski sent money to Celagi to come to New York; rendezvoused with him in Boston

Married Maria Delany in Boston, 14 Oct. 1854 Maria Delany was born about 1833 in England

Date: Thursday, November 6, 1856 Paper: Salem Register (Salem, MA)

1857

1858

1859

1860 Boston, Massachusetts

Wife not listed

Dance teacher: all fashionable dances, and a new dance, Cracovian Mazurka… produced by him

The Luniewski family left Boston in 1860 for San Francisco

Sent out of the State of Massachusetts, 19 July 1860 New York to San Francisco by way of the Isthmus of Panama ? Thomas Starr King: In 1860 he accepted a call from the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco, California. Starr King joined the Freemasons and was raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason in Oriental Lodge No. 144 in San Francisco, now Phoenix Lodge No. 144, and served as grand orator of the Grand Lodge of California in 1863. He arrived in San Francisco 28 April 1860. 1860

1861: San Francisco

at the Stevenson House 1862: Corner of California and Montgomery in San Francisco

1863 San Francisco

June 1863, Daily Alta POLISH RELIEF FUND

1864 Funeral of the Reverend Thomas Starr King

W. Brojarski Martin Prag Henry Strentzel Morris Greenberg Constantine Łuniewski Leon Czajkowski Dombrowski [Dąbrowski] Julius C. Horain

Zabriskie, Lazard, Bielawski, Andrzejowski, Meyer, Czapkay, Schloss, Greenberg, Prag, Korwin Piotrowski, De Castro

1865

See below: 1865 divorce (12 July 1865)

Child of Łuniewski (Maria A. Luniewska) awarded to the custody of her mother, Maria Delany Łuniewski; by 1874 or before mother & daughter were in Boston August 1865

Sash buckle

“CM” = Charles McDermit ? who commanded Company D of the C.V. (California Volunteers), Sixth Regiment, in Nevada

Presented to the Co. D 6th Regiment C. M

Aug. 27, 1865 By

C.L. Łuniewski

1866: 702 Bush Street, San Francisco

Łuniewski, Constantine Louis ... age 45 in 1866 ... native of Poland ... Rec. No. 33860 *In 1866 the Mundwylers (a family of musicians) lived on 708 Bush St.; their daughter, Emma, or another of the Mundwyler/Moulthrop relatives, came into the possession of a Civil War sash buckle presented by Łuniewski [who in 1866 lived on 702 Bush St. and ran a restaurant] to “C.M.”. John J. Mundwyler married the daughter of JW Andrzejowski. Andrzejowski was a friend of Łuniewski. 1867 Konstanty Łuniewski & Julian Władysław Andrzejowski living on 702 Bush Street Lunewaki, Constantine Louis 45 Poland Restaurant 702

Bush 8 July 9, 1866

Registered on proof of naturalization and loss of certificate. Order made to produce duplicate

Andrzejowski, Wladislaus 42 Poland Agent 702 Bush 8 Sept. 9, 1857 Cincinnati, Ohio Cm. Pleas July 9, 1866

With Francis Charneiki [sic], Russian saloon, 106 Market

Luniewski C.L. with Francis (Franciszek) Czarnecki

Witness for Francis (or Franciszek) Czarnecki

C. L. Łuniewski (Constantine Louis or Konstanty Ludwig) Łuniewski F. Lessen (Franciszek or Francis Lessen)

1868 Daily Alta California, Volume 21, Number 6853, 21 December 1868

…for trade with Alaska, … engaged as interpreter, our old and esteemed friend L. Luniewsky, a Russian refugee. This schooner arrived at St. George's ...

Andrzejowski was still living on 702 Bush Street in 1869 and 1871

1870: 331 Kearny Street, C. L. Łuniewski

Petition Of Citizens Of San Francisco For The Repeal Of The Mortgage Tax Law Resolved, That we, working men of the City and County of San Francisco, in mass meeting assembled, do most respectively petition in your honorable body to repeal the law taxing debts secured by mortgage, as it works oppressively upon the poor, and we feel that the action of the Assembly was unjust, undemocratic and unfriendly to the people of the city and county, whose votes secured the triumph of the party which has thus shown its disregard for them, their interest and their opinions. Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to take such action at the next election as will convince politicians that we can judge of parties and individuals by their acts, and that noisy and insincere professions of devotion to the interest of working classes will not deceive them again. Resolved further, That the thanks of this meeting are hereby tendered to those members of the Assembly who endeavored to have justice done on the location referred to. FUTURE SON-IN-LAW OF ŁUNIEWSKI, Joseph Samuel Coleman:

Naturalized 1872 11 October (San Francisco)

Witnessed by Dr. Ludwik Czapkay and Isidor Shirpser (Scerpser) (fur dealer born in Prussia)

Vol. 12, P. ___, US civil court, SF

1872 (Boston) 34 Carver 57081 Lunniewski Nettie Miss, house 34 Carver

1873 (Boston) 60 Dover

1874 (14 October): Boston, Massachusetts Marriage of Maria Anna Luniewski (father listed as Charles L. Luniewski) to Joseph Samuel Coleman

BOSTON 1875

1876 Death of Joseph L. Coleman, 3 months old, July 1876

106 Warren Street, Boston

Daughter of Luniewski – Maria Anna, or Anetta or Antoinette, aka Nettie

San Francisco

1877 arriving passengers SEE NEXT PAGE

John Jacob Mundwyler married Julia Andrzejowska, daughter of Julian Władysław (JW) Andrzejowski. The latter’s wife was Magdalena. Julia died in 1880 of TB. See: http://www.polishclubsf.org/Andrzejowski.pdf Julia Andrzejowska Mundyler inherited $500 from her father

Andrzejowski J. W.

bur. 1876 IOOF-Cemetery Independent Order of Odd Fellows

1877: Left San Francisco for New York and thence to Europe; returned to the USA in 1878

1878: England to New York

Liverpool, England via Queenstown, Ireland to New York, 20 April 1878 C. L. Luniewski 53 M Merchant Poland U.S.A. Cabin

BOSTON

Loan to Włodzimierz Krzyżanowski San Francisco (Loaned money to General W. Krżyzanowski for his saloons, the New York Casino ad the Louver)

From James Pula’s bio of the General 1879 (Boston), daughter of CL Luniewski, living on 87 Dudley in Boston

1880: 8 Mason Street (Albemarle Boarding House) San Francisco

Aleksander Sigismund Wołowski, piano teacher

R. Korwin Piotrowski wrote: There was an artist here Wienawski,26 a violinist, I was very happy with both his talent and his technique, he didn’t make a lot of money because he managed things badly, but justice here has given him better now than it has to the pianist Wołowski27 but he only gives lessons. The artists who come here ought to inquire beforehand into the customs and habits in California.

Joseph S Coleman family on Dudley St. in Boston, MA, 1880

Fur trader Same address as Krynski in 1879 and 1880 (San Francisco):

Łukas (Lucas) Krynski

(Rudolf Korwin Piotrowski and Lukas Krynski, in 1880, were living on the cor of Jessie and Eighteenth) 3 May 1880, Boston: Birth of Edith Augusta Coleman, granddaughter of CL Łuniewski (Edith married Frederick Arthur Cooper about 1906)

1881

1881-1883: Hypothesis: Luniewski either died or moved out of San Francisco Boston

1883 List of Letters (San Francisco, CA)

Name: Joseph Henry Coleman Birth Date: 05 Jul 1883 Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Father's Name: Joseph S Mother's Name: Maria A 1886: Boston Name:

Elizabeth L. Coleman

Gender: Female Birth Date: 24 Mar 1886 Birthplace: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Father's Name: Joseph S. Coleman Mother's Name: Maria A. Luniewski 1887: Boston Name: Walter Samuel Coleman Gender: Male Birth Date: 23 Oct 1887 Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts Race: White Father's Name: Joseph S. Coleman Father's Birthplace: Boston Mother's Name: Maria A. Lamiewski Mother's Birthplace: Boston 1890 (about February) in Boston: Birth of Elsie M. Coleman & Mildred F. Coleman 18 April 1890: Death of Elsie Coleman, granddaughter of CL Łuniewski (age 3 mo.)

1 Aug 1890: Death of Mildred Coleman, granddaughter of CL Łuniewski (age 6 mo.)

1898

1900: Boston: grandchildren of CL Łuniewski: Edith, Joseph H., Elizabeth & Walter S.

1904

1905 Edith A. Coleman marriage to Frederick A. Cooper in Boston

1910

1913, 2 May (Boston): Birth of Ruth Elizabeth Cooper (great granddaughter of CL Łuniewski) 1916

1917: 31 July 1917, death of CL Łuniewski’s daughter in Somerville, MA

1920

1930

1933 Name: Walter Coleman Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 17 Jul 1933 Event Place: Manhattan, New York, New York, United States Gender: Male Age: 46 Marital Status: Single Race: White Birth Year (Estimated): 1887 Birthplace: Roxbury, Mass. Father's Name: Joseph Mother's Name: Marie A. Lumiski Spouse's Name: Anna Cunard

Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Age: 39 Spouse's Marital Status: Single Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1894 Spouse's Birthplace: Hingham, Mass Spouse's Father's Name: Peter Spouse's Mother's Name: Mary Martin Reference ID: cn 15399 , GS Film Number: 1684799 1940 Massachusetts

New York

Misc items – not chronological

??? 1876

See: http://www.polishclubsf.org/Andrzejowski.pdf