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Thomas's paternal grandfather, Josef Kowalczyk, was born in 1887 in the village of Radomówko, in what was then the Kielce Governorate of Russian-controlled Poland. He was the eldest of five children born to Franciszek Kowalczyk, a tenant farmer, and his wife Katarzyna, née Malinowska.
In the autumn of 1909, at age 22, Josef sailed from Hamburg aboard the S.S. Pennsylvania, arriving at Ellis Island on October 3rd. The ship manifest records his destination as “Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania” and his contact as a cousin, one Stanislaw Kowalczyk, already working in the steel mills near the Monongahela.
By 1912, Josef was boarding on South 18th Street in Pittsburgh and employed at Carnegie Steel's South Side Works. It was here he met Margaret Brennan—born in County Mayo, Ireland in 1890, the daughter of a shoemaker. They married in 1914 at St. Michael's Catholic Church, the ceremony recorded in both English and Polish.
Josef lived to see his grandson Thomas born, but died in 1961 before Thomas was old enough to ask him the questions that matter. The village, the ship, the mill near the river—none of this was ever written down. Until now.
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