Hello, This is my research. Is there anyone interested in the Zaremba family of Chicago? I would like to try to find more information. I do have a great deal more about the descendants , but I have just listed the first generation here to be brief. Best regards, Lilly Martin Descendants of Anton B. Zaremba Generation No. 1 1. ANTON B.1 ZAREMBA was born Abt. 1816 in Prussia, and died Bef. January 10, 1891 in 2430 La Salle st, Chicago, Cook, IL. He married MAGDELINA LAFERSKI. She was born July 1838 in Poland, and died November 30, 1900 in 5711 Amour ave, Chicago, Cook, IL. Notes for ANTON B. ZAREMBA: www.castlegarden.org A. Zaremba, laborer, 38 yrs old, male, arrived NYC 5-7-1852 ADONIS from Liverpool. origin: Germany Major Anton B. Zaremba. (Born about 1816) His death appeared in the newspaper Chicago Herald 1-10-1891, stated he was Major Anton B. Zaremba, on of the best known Polish citizens of Chicago. Dies at his residence 2430 La Salle st, Chicago. Title of the article was "Romantic and Varied Life". Stated he was 75 yrs. 8-17-1874: InterOcean newspaper, IL: "Tribute to late Bishop Whitehouse". Major Zaremba was present..... 10-28-1874: InterOcean: "4th Ward Opposition meeting", Major Zaremba will address.... 3-21-1874: Daily Inter Ocean, "Local Breviteis", The Polish American Guard, in the procession of St. Patrisks Day, was commanded by Major Zaremba, with Captain Niemczewski. 2-7-1878: InterOcean: An Association of Foreigners: "Cosmopolitan Association of Foreign born Citizens", Major A. B. Zaremba is Secretary (President is Dr. B. Briard) 7-3--1876" InterOcean: Independance Day Program: 2nd division of the Polish Guards to march under command of Major A. B. Zaremba, and Capt. Niemczewski, and Surgeon Major B. Briard. Chicago, IL, City directories, footnote.com: 1864: A. Zaremba, machinist 1867: A. T. Zaremba, machinist 1868: A. B. Zaremba, 7 W. Rand(rest of word cut off) 1876: too small to see 1878: Anthony B. Zaremba (also listed there is Frank and Jacob) 1878: A. B. Zaremba, Secretary of the Cosmopolitan Association of Foreign Born Citizens. 1890: John Zaremba, clerk 1891: Magdelana Zaremba (widow) In a publication of 1929, which was titled "Roll of Honor" of Cook Co IL, in Volume 1, page 248, A. B. Zaremba is listed, as a Civil War Veteran, states he was buried in Calvary Cemetery, Chicago. More About ANTON B. ZAREMBA: Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Chicago, IL Notes for MAGDELINA LAFERSKI: The 1900 census shows her living, as a widow, in her daughter and son in law's home, they rented. Maurice J. Prindeville and Jean (Jennie). They are in Chicago, IL. She stated she had 6 kids, 5 now living. She stated she immigrated in 1862, she was born in Germany, as were both parents. 1891: Chicago, City Directory: Magdelana Zaremba, widow. More About MAGDELINA LAFERSKI: Burial: Calvary Cemetery, Chicago, IL Children of ANTON ZAREMBA and MAGDELINA LAFERSKI are: i. ZAREMBA2, m. L. SAMES. Notes for ZAREMBA: Lydia Sames d. 9-4-1935 Evergreen Park, Cook Co, IL. Is this Miss Zaremba? ii. ZAREMBA, m. CHARLES DOORLEY; b. 1871, Ireland. 2. iii. ADOLF B. ZAREMBA, b. 1866, IL; d. October 07, 1916, 7008 S. Park ave, Chicago, IL. 3. iv. JOHN K. ZAREMBA, b. March 29, 1869, Chicago, IL; d. May 06, 1918, Grand Rapids, Kent, MI. 4. v. JEAN ZAREMBA, b. April 1871, IL; d. February 01, 1946, Chicago, Cook Co, IL. 5. vi. FLORENCE ZAREMBA, b. May 10, 1873, IL; d. March 17, 1953, 3566 NE 25th ave, Portland, Multnomah Co OR.