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My great, great grandfather's American name was Steve Voiten. I know his Polish given name was Stanislaw, but our family records say Woytinkewicz as a last name. I can't find any evidence of that name anywhere, so I'm guessing that family tradition is wrong. How can I find out what his original name was?

Steve Voiten married Julia Havlicek 30 Jan 1894 in Mansfield, Pennsylvania. They homesteaded in Minot North Dakota, and later traded that acreage for a smaller farm in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. He died in 1944. I don't know if he changed his own name or he immigrated with other family members. My grandfather was born in 1900 in Minot.

My great, great grandfather's American name was Steve Voiten. I know his Polish given name was Stanislaw, but our family records say Woytinkewicz as a last name. I can't find any evidence of that name anywhere, so I'm guessing that family tradition is wrong. How can I find out what his original name was?

My great, great grandfather's American name was Steve Voiten. I know his Polish given name was Stanislaw, but our family records say Woytinkewicz as a last name. I can't find any evidence of that name anywhere, so I'm guessing that family tradition is wrong. How can I find out what his original name was?

Steve Voiten married Julia Havlicek 30 Jan 1894 in Mansfield, Pennsylvania. They homesteaded in Minot North Dakota, and later traded that acreage for a smaller farm in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. He died in 1944. I don't know if he changed his own name or he immigrated with other family members. My grandfather was born in 1900 in Minot.

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