Wojewski Sloss Jagla Yagley Family - Person Sheet
NameMichael Miller 
Birth11 Sep 1858, Gravdence, Poland
Immigration1880, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan
Census1900, Erin Township, Macomb Co., Michigan166
Census1910, Erin Township, Macomb Co., Michigan175
Census1920, Erin, Macomb Co., Michigan181
Death22 Mar 1926, Roseville, Macomb Co., Michigan414
BurialMount Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan415
OccupationFarmer (1900); farmer (1910); farmer (1920).
FatherPaul Miller
MotherJosephine Kolwalski
Spouses
Birth10 Apr 1864, Przetoczyno, Wejherowo Co., Pomerania, Poland411
Census1880, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan34
Census1900, Erin, Macomb Co., Michigan166
Census1910, Erin Township, Macomb Co., Michigan175
Census1920, Erin, Macomb Co., Michigan181
Census1930, Roseville, Macomb Co., Michigan182
Death14 Feb 1937, Roseville, Macomb Co., Michigan412
BurialMount Olivet Cemetery, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan413
FatherJohann Wojewski (1832-~1872)
MotherRosalia Mathilde Sloss (1839-1917)
Marriage27 Feb 1881, St. Albertus Church, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan416
Notes for Augusta ‘Gussie’ Ottille (Spouse 1)
Notes:
1. After the death of NN Wojewski (her father), Rosalie Szlas (her mother) married Valentine Jagla (1873). Augusta Wojewska adopted the Jagla family name and became Augusta Jagla (Yagley). Augusta Jagla (Yagley) appears in the 1880 U. S. Federal Census (Detroit, Michigan) as a daughter of Valentine and Rosalia Jagla. Augusta Wojewska apperas in the 1881 St. Albertus Marriage Records.
2. Verbal family history (per Joanne Eckhardt Thomas, Jul, 2008) indicates Augusta was known as ‘Aunt
Gussie’.
1. After the death of NN Wojewski (her father), Rosalie Szlas (her mother) married Valentine Jagla (1873). Augusta Wojewska adopted the Jagla family name and became Augusta Jagla (Yagley). Augusta Jagla (Yagley) appears in the 1880 U. S. Federal Census (Detroit, Michigan) as a daughter of Valentine and Rosalia Jagla. Augusta Wojewska apperas in the 1881 St. Albertus Marriage Records.
2. Verbal family history (per Joanne Eckhardt Thomas, Jul, 2008) indicates Augusta was known as ‘Aunt
Gussie’.