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Origin of Wysock Total Records: 1  Origin of Wysock, Meaning of Wysock Origin: Dad: Henryk Josef Wysocki Born: Buffalo NY March 3, 1913 Father: Jan or Jain Wysocki, from Poland, painter (artist?) Mother: Stanislawa Wichlac(y) or z housewife, had six children on certificate it says three are living. Midwife signed BC: Petronela Kozsnierczak Home address: 16 Waltz Ave. Buffalo NY Any connection? I'd appreciate any information if there is a connection. Surnames: Wysocki Submitted by: Carol King 2/18/2012 12:32 AM Page 1 of 1

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