Descendants of Vincent Pilarski

Generation No. 1

1.  VINCENT1 PILARSKI was born Abt. 1836 in Bydgoszcz, Prussian Poland.  He married CATHERINE MILLER.  She was born Abt. 1836 in Bydgoszcz, Prussian Poland.
	
Child of VINCENT PILARSKI and CATHERINE MILLER is:
2.	i.	MATHIAS MATHEW2 PILARSKI, b. Abt. 1857, Bydgoszcz, Prussian Poland; d. February 16, 1932, South Bend, In.

Generation No. 2

2.  MATHIAS MATHEW2 PILARSKI (VINCENT1) was born Abt. 1857 in Bydgoszcz, Prussian Poland, and died February 16, 1932 in South Bend, In.  He married APOLONIA PAULINE LASKOWSKI August 01, 1882 in St Hedwig, South Bend In, daughter of JOHN LASKOWSKI and LENA WOJSITOWSKI.  She was born Abt. 1864 in Smierzyn Poland, and died April 08, 1948 in South Bend , In.

More About MATHIAS MATHEW PILARSKI:
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, Indiana

More About APOLONIA PAULINE LASKOWSKI:
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, Indiana
	
Children of MATHIAS PILARSKI and APOLONIA LASKOWSKI are:
3.	i.	CASIMIR3 PILARSKI, b. 1893, South Bend, In; d. November 26, 1965, South Bend, In.
	ii.	LOTTIE PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1882, South Bend, In; m. HUSBAND O' CONNOR; b. Aft. 1882, South Bend, IN.
4.	iii.	EDWARD ANTHONY PILARSKI, b. June 07, 1897, South Bend, In; d. December 18, 1984, South Bend, In.
5.	iv.	CARRIE PILARSKI, b. February 07, 1886, New York; d. August 23, 1949, South Bend , In.
6.	v.	BOLESLAUM WILLIAM PILARSKI, b. July 27, 1883, South Bend, In; d. 1954, South Bend In.
	vi.	HERONYMIUS HARRY PILARSKI, b. 1890, New Jersey; d. November 30, 1918, South Bend , IN; m. LOTTIE WROBEL, September 04, 1911, St Joseph County, Indiana; b. Abt. 1890, South Bend , In.

More About HERONYMIUS HARRY PILARSKI:
Burial: December 03, 1918, Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, IN

7.	vii.	HATTIE PILARSKI, b. September 18, 1891, Bayonne NJ; d. July 01, 1974, South Bend , In.
	viii.	HENRY PATRICK PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1899, South Bend, In; d. December 12, 1903, South Bend In.

More About HENRY PATRICK PILARSKI:
Burial: Cedar Grove Notre Dame In
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Croup

	ix.	HENRY PILARSKI, b. 1906, South Bend , In.

Generation No. 3

3.  CASIMIR3 PILARSKI (MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born 1893 in South Bend, In, and died November 26, 1965 in South Bend, In.  He married HELEN SOLETA Abt. June 1916 in St Joseph County, Indiana.  She was born Aft. 1882 in South Bend, In, and died May 10, 1965 in South Bend, In.
	
Children of CASIMIR PILARSKI and HELEN SOLETA are:
	i.	RICHARD4 PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1916, South Bend, In.
	ii.	HELEN PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1916, South Bend, In.
	iii.	LORETTA PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1916, South Bend, In.

4.  EDWARD ANTHONY3 PILARSKI (MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born June 07, 1897 in South Bend, In, and died December 18, 1984 in South Bend, In.  He married ANNA PACZESNY May 12, 1920 in St Joseph County, Indiana.  She was born Aft. 1882 in South Bend, In, and died August 14, 1959 in South Bend, In.
	
Children of EDWARD PILARSKI and ANNA PACZESNY are:
	i.	DONALD MATHEW4 PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1920, South Bend, In; d. March 01, 1985, South Bend, IN; m. STELLA KROL, 1950; b. April 19, 1924, South Bend In; d. July 02, 2005, South Bend, IN.

More About DONALD MATHEW PILARSKI:
Burial: Highland Cemetery, South Bend, IN

More About STELLA KROL:
Burial: July 06, 2005, Highland Cemetery, South Bend, IN
Occupation: Ball Band Credit Union

8.	ii.	EDWARD JOSEPH PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1920, South Bend, In.
	iii.	VIRGINIA PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1920, South Bend, In; m. JOHN CAMPBELL, 1957; b. Aft. 1920, South Bend, In.
	iv.	JANE MARIE PILARSKI, b. April 27, 1921, South Bend, In; m. RICHARD F CALEF, 1952; b. Aft. 1920, South Bend, In.
9.	v.	HARRY EDWARD PILARSKI, b. April 25, 1922, South Bend, In.

5.  CARRIE3 PILARSKI (MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born February 07, 1886 in New York, and died August 23, 1949 in South Bend , In.  She married STEVE STANLEY LASKOWSKI October 10, 1907.  He was born Abt. 1882 in South Bend In.
	
Children of CARRIE PILARSKI and STEVE LASKOWSKI are:
	i.	RONALD4 LASKOWSKI, b. Abt. 1905.
	ii.	CORNELIUS LASKOWSKI, b. Abt. 1905.

6.  BOLESLAUM WILLIAM3 PILARSKI (MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born July 27, 1883 in South Bend, In, and died 1954 in South Bend In.  He married HEDWIGE SOSINSKI May 19, 1908 in St Hedwig, South Bend In, daughter of JOHN SOSINSKI and FRANCIS KRIEGER.  She was born Abt. 1887 in South Bend, In, and died 1977 in South Bend In.

More About BOLESLAUM WILLIAM PILARSKI:
Baptism: August 05, 1883, St Hedwig, south Bend In
Burial: St Joseph Cemetery
God Parents: Valentinus Przybysj

More About HEDWIGE SOSINSKI:
Burial: St Joseph Cemetery
	
Children of BOLESLAUM PILARSKI and HEDWIGE SOSINSKI are:
	i.	ERWIN4 PILARSKI, b. March 26, 1909, South Bend, IN; d. March 19, 2005, Bellevue, PA; m. LOTTIE ROSE BUCZKOWSKI, 1934, St Joe Cty, IN; b. Abt. 1910, South Bend, IN; d. Bef. 2005, South Bend, IN.

Notes for ERWIN PILARSKI:
Obituary: Ervin Pilarski
March 26, 1909 -- March 19, 2005
South Bend Tribune

On Saturday, March 19, 2005, Ervin Pilarski, 95, of Passavant Retirement Home, Zelienople, Pa., formerly of Bellevue, Pa.

Mr. Pilarski was district manager for Anheuser-Busch Company for 20 years. He was a fourth-degree member of the Knights of Columbus #1400 Bellevue and in South Bend, Indiana, where he was born. He also managed the Ward Baking Company in South Bend prior to moving to the Pittsburgh area in 1954. As an active member of AARP he held several local and statewide positions, and held a variety of positions with the American Baking Association and Retail Master Bakers Association.

He was the loving husband of the late Lottie "Rose" (Buczkowski) Pilarski, his wife of 70 years; beloved father of James Pilarski, Southern Shore, N.C., Kenneth Pilarski of Mars, Pa., Rosalie Keszer of Cleveland, Ohio, and Robert Pilarski of Pittsburgh. He is also survived by 13 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren, and by his sister, Margaret Somers of The Woodlands, Texas.

Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, Inc., 460 Lincoln Ave., Bellevue. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of the Assumption, 45 N. Sprague Avenue, Bellevue, on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Burial will be held at St. Joseph Cemetery, South Bend, Indiana, at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 24.

In lieu of flowers, family requests donations be made to the LAS Foundation, c/o Frances Grabowski, 401 S. Main Street, Zelienople, PA 16063.

10.	ii.	RAYMOND PILARSKI, b. February 26, 1910, South Bend In; d. May 1986, South Bend In.
	iii.	HENRIETTA PILARSKI, b. June 11, 1911, South Bend, IN; d. June 12, 1911, South Bend, IN.

More About HENRIETTA PILARSKI:
Burial: June 12, 1911, Cedar Grove Cemetery, Notre Dame, IN

	iv.	MARGARET PILARSKI, b. Abt. 1918.

7.  HATTIE3 PILARSKI (MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born September 18, 1891 in Bayonne NJ, and died July 01, 1974 in South Bend , In.  She married WILLIAM J HOSINSKI February 12, 1918 in St Stanilaus, South Bend, In, son of ANTONI HOSINSKI and ROSALIE KOWALSKI.  He was born February 12, 1888 in South Bend, In, and died January 28, 1963 in South Bend , In.

More About HATTIE PILARSKI:
Burial: Highland Cemetery, South Bend, In

More About WILLIAM J HOSINSKI:
Burial: Highland Cemetery, South Bend, In
Nickname: BIG BILL Hosinski abt 6-4
Occupation: Bet. 1936 - 1940, Sheriff, St. Joseph County
Residence: 1963, 27432 US 20
	
Children of HATTIE PILARSKI and WILLIAM HOSINSKI are:
11.	i.	WILLIAM A4 HOSINSKI, b. November 28, 1919, South Bend , In; d. December 22, 2002, Sharon, CT.
12.	ii.	MARJORIE HOSINSKI, b. September 04, 1921, South Bend , In.

Generation No. 4

8.  EDWARD JOSEPH4 PILARSKI (EDWARD ANTHONY3, MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born Aft. 1920 in South Bend, In.  He married TERESA FERARRO 1953.  She was born Aft. 1920 in South Bend In.
	
Children of EDWARD PILARSKI and TERESA FERARRO are:
	i.	EDWARD JOSEPH5 PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1953.
	ii.	JON PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1953.
	iii.	DAVID PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1953.

9.  HARRY EDWARD4 PILARSKI (EDWARD ANTHONY3, MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born April 25, 1922 in South Bend, In.

More About HARRY EDWARD PILARSKI:
Occupation: Baseball Coach Niles H.S.
	
Child of HARRY EDWARD PILARSKI is:
	i.	KIM5 PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1940, South Bend, In; m. HUSBAND TURNER; b. Aft. 1940, South Bend In.

10.  RAYMOND4 PILARSKI (BOLESLAUM WILLIAM3, MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born February 26, 1910 in South Bend In, and died May 1986 in South Bend In.  He married EVELYN V JABLONSKI.  She was born Abt. 1910 in South Bend.
	
Children of RAYMOND PILARSKI and EVELYN JABLONSKI are:
	i.	RICHARD R5 PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1942.
	ii.	DAVID A PILARSKI, b. Aft. 1942.
	iii.	WILLIAM PILARSKI, b. May 28, 1943, South Bend; m. BARBARA J CHMIEL, St Joseph County,  Indiana; b. Abt. 1943, South Bend.

11.  WILLIAM A4 HOSINSKI (HATTIE3 PILARSKI, MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born November 28, 1919 in South Bend , In, and died December 22, 2002 in Sharon, CT.  He married MARTHA MITTEN April 11, 1944 in Winthrop, Ma.  She was born December 28, 1919 in Winthrop Ma.

Notes for WILLIAM A HOSINSKI:
William A. Hosinski, 83, departed this life on Sunday, Dec. 22, while vacationing with family in Sharon, Conn.

Mr. Hosinski was born Nov. 28, 1919, in South Bend, Ind., the son of William J. and Hattie H. Hosinski.

On April 11, 1944, in Winthrop, Mass., he married Martha Louise Mitten, who survives, together with his children, Anne Marie Madden of Portland, Ore., Claire Louise Sanford of Camden, Maine, Paul Scott Hosinski of South Bend, Peter Mitten Hosinski of Stamford, Conn., and John Stephen Hosinski of South Bend. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, and his sister, Marjorie Hosinski Hamel of Chicago, Ill.

Judge Hosinski graduated from St. Hedwig's High School in South Bend in 1936. He then attended the University of Notre Dame, receiving his bachelor of science in accounting in 1940 and his law degree in 1942. Upon graduation from the law school he immediately entered into active duty in the United State Army Air Corps. On April 11, 1944, in Winthrop, Mass., he married United States Naval Ensign Martha L. Mitten. Following the war they returned to South Bend, and on Jan. 1, 1946, he entered upon the practice of law, which practice he continued until his election as judge of the superior court in 1972. His retirement from the court was effective Jan. 1, 1987.

While in practice, Judge Hosinski served in the office of the city attorney in South Bend in two administrations. He served as president of the St. Joseph County Bar Association in 1964 and 1965. He also served as a member of the House of Delegates of the Indiana State Bar Association, was a charter member of the Indiana Lawyers' Commission, and served as chairman of the St. Joseph County Bar Association Committee on Re-Organization of the Courts in 1970-1971.

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 28, in St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Catholic Church in South Bend. Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 27, in the Kaniewski Funeral Home, 3545 North Bendix Drive, where a parish Rosary will be recited at 5:30 p.m.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Christ Child Society.

SOUTH BEND TRIB 12-27-2002

Retired St. Joseph Superior Court Judge William A. Hosinski will be remembered as an honest and ethical jurist who was considered "firm but fair" by those who appeared before him.

After 27 years of practicing law, he was elected a Superior Court judge in 1972 and served 14 years until retiring.

"He was organized and orderly and efficient as a judge," said South Bend attorney George Herendeen, a longtime friend and colleague. "He had particularly good common sense and was respected. He did a good job in his tenure."

Herendeen, a former South Bend City Court judge, said Hosinski would sit pro tem for him during his term from 1968-1972, before Hosinski was elected to the bench.

"He was one of the guys who put a robe on and did not change. He respected his position and did not let it go to his head," added Herendeen.

As a member of the transition committee for Prosecutor-elect Michael Dvorak, Herendeen, the committee's chairman, said Hosinski was at Herendeen's office several times in recent weeks.

Hosinski joked about being the oldest one there, Herendeen said, "He was proud of the fact he was an octogenarian and still healthy and active."

Prosecutor-elect Michael Dvorak recalled his last meeting with the judge and others on his transition committee to discuss personnel recommendations they made for his new staff.

"I considered him a father figure in practicing law," Dvorak said.

As the meeting broke up, "he came up, tall and imposing, shook my hand and said to me, 'Be yourself,' " said Dvorak. "He was great. I take (his death) hard. It's a personal loss. He was a good friend, and on the bench, very well-respected."

St. Joseph Superior Court Judge Michael Scopelitis said Hosinski was the same on and off the bench. "He was as well-disciplined, honest, noble and caring in his public life as in his private life."

Hosinski, who administered the oath of office to Scopelitis when he became judge in 2000, was a strong influence on him and other lawyers who began practicing in the early 1970s.

"He possessed qualities that I admire in a judge and that I want to emulate, such as honesty, integrity and complete objectivity," Scopelitis said. "He did not let his personal feelings interfere with his rulings and ruled how he believed the law required based on the facts of the case."

Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Michael P. Barnes said, "He was a great guy and even greater jurist. When I was a young lawyer, he was instrumental in showing me how things should be done correctly."

Barnes, who served 20 years as St. Joseph County prosecutor, said a lot of people considered Hosinski a mentor.

At a 1987 dinner in Hosinski's honor when he retired, longtime friend and former Circuit Court Judge John Montgomery said, "I know him as honest and honorable, dedicated to the law and people striving to maintain traditions with future generations of lawyers. ... We're not apt to see the likes of him again."

By the time Judge Hosinski retired Jan. 1, 1987, he had been hanging around the St. Joseph County Courthouse some 50 years.

He left the bench 50 years to the day that his father, William J. "Big Bill" Hosinski, took office as St. Joseph County sheriff in 1937. But the legacy of public service continued as one of the judge's sons, John, served a term as a South Bend city councilman in the 1990s.

More About WILLIAM A HOSINSKI:
Burial: December 28, 2002, Highland Cemetery, South Bend, Inr
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Heart Attack
	
Children of WILLIAM HOSINSKI and MARTHA MITTEN are:
	i.	ANN MARIE5 HOSINSKI, b. December 20, 1945, South Bend , In; m. ANDY MADDEN; b. Aft. 1945, South Bend , In.
	ii.	CLAIRE LOUISE HOSINSKI, b. August 29, 1947.
	iii.	PAUL S HOSINSKI, b. January 05, 1953.
	iv.	PETER M HOSINSKI, b. December 07, 1954.
	v.	JOHN S HOSINSKI, b. February 21, 1958.

12.  MARJORIE4 HOSINSKI (HATTIE3 PILARSKI, MATHIAS MATHEW2, VINCENT1) was born September 04, 1921 in South Bend , In.  She married P. JORDAN HAMEL November 13, 1943 in Notre Dame Log Chapel.  He was born Aft. 1921 in South Bend , In.
	
Children of MARJORIE HOSINSKI and P. HAMEL are:
	i.	MICHAEL5 HAMEL, b. Aft. 1942, South Bend , In.
	ii.	THOMAS HAMEL, b. Aft. 1942, South Bend , In.
	iii.	PATRICIA HAMEL, b. Aft. 1942, South Bend , In.
	iv.	BARBARA HAMEL, b. Aft. 1942, South Bend , In.