1. Był w czasie okupacji (w latach 1942 - 1945) na robotach przymusowych w Niemczech razem z synem Stanisławem. Stanisław zginął w Berlinie w 1943 r. podczas nalotu aliantow. Jan wrócił po wojnie do Wysokiego.

1. Deported in 1942 to Germany for forced labor together with his son Stanisław. Stanislaw died in 1943 in Berlin during an allied air raid. Jan returned home after the War in 1945.

2. Deported in 1942 for forced labor to Germany, where he died in 1943 in Berlin during an allied air raid.

3. Soldier in the Polish Army, died during the 1939 campaign.

4. Village Administrator (Soltys) during 1930 - 1941.

5. Information concerning Jozef's death in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp was received initially from a distant cousin, who lives now in the USA. The same information was confirmed by Jozef's daughter, Lucyna Tor (1109 - above) and her son, Tadeusz Tor (1259) during our recent visit in Wysokie in July 2004. During this visit, they also made available to us a copy of Jozef's death certificate (see), which was issued (at the family's request?) after the war by the Public Records Office in Oswiecim (Auschwitz) and was dated May 26,1978 (it appears to have been based on the original record entry No. 674 made in 1950?). However, during a review of the prisoner registry, available there for public inspection, at the time of two recent visits to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp in 2001 and 2003, we could not find his name. This will have to be further investigated and clarified by direct correspondence and inquiry in the Record Office at Auschwitz Memorial and Museum (see)

 

(+) Supplemental information was obtained from reviewing the Registry books from the Sitaniec Parish (1872-1905) in the National Archives in Zamosc (08/25/2006)