Novak, John

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In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack.
It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immirating from Poland in 1891

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In 1900, Lawrence is farming an living with his family in Sugar Camp. The surname is spelled Nowack.
It appears that Lawrence preceeded Hedwiga and the children, immigrating from Poland in 1891
IN 1905, Lorenz is still farming and his married son Stepphen and wife are living with the family. Surname is still Nowack

Buried:
Sugar Camp, Wisconsin
Lawrence Novak headstone inscribed on the north side of his wife's same marker in St. Kunegunda cemetery which stands atop the hill overlokking the lake.

Died:
Lawrence Novak passed away at his home at Sugar Camp Thursday afternoon.
The deceased was born in Germany seventy-six years ago. 
Funeral services will be held Monday morning at Robbins, Rev. Walter Kalandyk of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of this city to officiate.
Burial will take place in the Catholic cemetery at Robbins. 

Lawrence married Radziejewska, Hedwiga in 1873 in Kolaczkowo (Wrzesnia) Poland. Hedwiga was born on 15 Oct 1852 in Poland; died on 23 Sep 1914 in Sugar Camp, Oneida, Wisconsin, USA; was buried in Sugar Camp, Oneida, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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In 1900, Hedwiga is listed as Kate and has had 8 children of which 7 are living. She immigrated in 1892 with her children

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Married:
The Poznan Project database of 1800s marriages lists the Polish spelling Laurentius Nowaczyk marrying Hedvigis Radziejewska in May1872 at the Roman Catholic parish in Kolaczkowo.