Surnames: Sierzputowski & Skrocki

Looking for any information on these two surnames. My great grandfather, Boniface (Benjamin) Sierzputowski married Ludinka (Louise) Skrocki in Chicago in the early 1900's, shortly after they emigrated here. They had 4 daughters: Hedwig (Harriet), Lillian, Helen, & Jenny. Family lore has it they came from Krakow. I'm specifcally looking for their parents & siblings. Well, heck, I'll take any information. Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can provide. GGEORGE

Hi

My great grandmother's siblings by the nqame Sierzputowski emigrated from Poland early in the 20 cwntury. Though they were from Bacze Mokre, close to Lomza



Regards
Renata

I think its safe to say this name is fairly uncommon and prob you two have some
connection :) people traveled then as they do now. that folklore stuff is just that
folklore.

So sorry! I'd had no responses and got out of the habit of checking this site. Who are your great grandmother's siblings? I don't know what city or village they are from in Poland, just the family thing about Krakow. And you're right, the Sierzputowski name is not that common. I've found some in Michigan but am unable to tie them to my family. Any names you can provide would help. I do know that Benjamin had a brother, Joseph, who was living with them on the 1910 census in Chicago. Thank you! Gayle

I'm the great-grandson of Lukasz Sierzputowksi, whose baptism records I just had translated. Lukasz was born 20 February, 1892 in Bacze Mokre, Białystok Province, Łomza County. He was baptized 22 February, 1892 in St. Adalbert's Catholic Church in Puchały. His parents were Michała Sierzputowski (of the Dąbrowa clan) and Jósefina (or Józefy, maiden name Śledziewska). Michała was likely from Bacze Mokre and Józefy likely from Śliedzie, Białystock, seperated by about 2 km. The Sierzputowski family "clan," Dąbrowa had a coat of arms, which can be found at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C4%85browa_coat_of_arms. I'm still looking for more family information. Hopefully I'll have more information soon. I'll be checking this