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Note: [FamilyGeneratons.FTW]
CHUDERSKI also known as CHUDOWSKI
Arms unknown, recorded 1731; from the district of L/e~czycz.
-source: Uruski.
On 14 March 1944, Ignacy Jaroslaw Chuderski legally changed his name to Robert John Wheeler.
Listed that way with SSN 096-03-1483.
See Certificate of Naturalization #5887887
Ignacy arrived in the USA through the port of New York on the Feb. 24, 1906 aboard the ship called Breslau out of Bremen, Germany.
The Lenius "Genealogical Gazetteer of Galicia" has a community of
Hlibo~w (Hlibiv in Ukrainian) that was in the district of Skal~at. The
name of the Roman Catholic parish for the community was Grzymal~o~w; the
Greek Catholic, or Ukrainian Catholic parish, was Hlibo~w.
This area was in Eastern Galicia and and is east of Lwo~w or Lviv. From
1772-1918 this area was part of the Austrian Empire, as a result of the
Polish Partitions, 1772-95. (Although, an area around Tarnopol in this
area of Eastern Galicia was an independent Duchy during the period of
the Napoleonic Wars when Poland was briefly resurrected as a country).
The Roman Catholic church for people from Hlibo~w is at Mrzygl~o~d,
while the a Greek Caholic church is in Hlibo~w. The Roman Catholic
church at Mrzygl~o~d belongs to the diocese of Lwow.
a place called Hlibiv at 49/21 latitiude, 25/59 longitude. This would
be southeast of Lwow, near Ternopol. This region was formerly Galicia under
Austrian rule.
According to Eugene Smith's TransAtlantic Passenger Ships Past and
Present the Breslau was built by the Bremer Vulcan Co. in 1901. Her
tonnage was 7,524 and her dimensions were 429'x54'. She was a twin screw
capable of 12 1/2 knots maintained two masts and one funnel. Was renamed
the Bridgeport, a unit of the U.S. Navy transport service. If you would
like to see a picture of the vessel find Michael Anuta's Ships of Our
Ancestors, 1993 reprint p.33. Hope this helps your research. Carl
Katafiasz, Head of Ellis Reference, Monroe County Library System.
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