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[email protected] Guide to the Phyllis Zych Budka Collection (2011.76) Creator: Budka, Phyllis Zych Accession Number: 2011.76 Source: Phyllis Zych Budka, 27 October 2011 Access: Access to this collection is unrestricted. Abstract: The collection is comprised of presentations, family stories, and other information related to the Zych, Korycinski, Rozanski and Gzyms Families of Nowy Targ, Poland, and Baptai and Zailgi, Lithuania. Contents: 1. “Pieces of Me: Zych, Korycinski, Rozanski and Gzyms Families” – Slideshow for Genealogy Day at the Schenectady County Historical Society, 29 October 2011; revised 31 October 2011. a. Introduction b. Zych, Rozanski - Father’s Family - Stanley J. Zych c. Korycinski, Gzyms - Mother’s Family - Sophie V. Korycinska Zych d. Tips and Resources Pieces of Me Zych, Korycinski, Rozanski and Gzyms Families Phyllis Rita Zych Budka • Introduction - Page 2 • Zych, Rozanski - Father’s Family - Stanley J. Zych - Page 5 • Korycinski, Gzyms - Mother’s Family - Sophie V. Korycinska Zych - Page 21 • Tips and Resources - Page 55 Phyllis Zych Budka October 31, 2011 Page 1 Phyllis Rita Zych Budka and Elizabeth Ann Zych Kislinger ~ 1957 Schenectady, New York We went to St. Adalbert’s School and were members of St. Adalbert’s Parish Phyllis Zych Budka October 31, 2011 Page 2 My Genealogy Research Advantages All 4 grandparents were ethnic Poles who came to Schenectady as single young people from Poland and Lithuania. Therefore, Schenectady is the focus of all my US research. I knew both my grandmothers and my mother’s father.