Josef Franz Kuchenbecker, 1881–1939 (aged 58 years)
- Name
- Josef Franz /Kuchenbecker/
- Given names
- Josef Franz
- Surname
- Kuchenbecker
| Birth | April 19, 1881
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| Christening | 1881
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29 (aged 0) Source: Familienforschung in Westpreußen Note: [1881-G29] Lichnau
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| Birth of a sister | Rosalie Hedwig Kuchenbecker April 28, 1883 (aged 2 years)
Source: FamilySearch
Source: KB Lichnau Text: [1883-G31] Lichnau |
| Death of a brother | Johann Albert Kuchenbecker May 18, 1883 (aged 2 years) Source: FamilySearch |
| Christening of a sister | Rosalie Hedwig Kuchenbecker 1883 (aged 1 year) Source: Familienforschung in Westpreußen |
| Death of a maternal grandmother | Anna Maria Rosentreter September 20, 1884 (aged 3 years) Address: Osterwick, Westpreußen; Ostrowite, Polen Source: Die Ahnen der Koschneiderei
Source: KB Osterwick Text: [1884-S43] Osterwick, Kirche St. Jacobus |
| Birth of a brother | August Bernhard Kuchenbecker October 26, 1885 (aged 4 years) Address: Lichnau, Kreis Konitz, Regierungsbezirk Marienwerder, Provinz Westpreußen, Königreich Preußen Source: FamilySearch
Source: StA Groß Paglau Text: {1885-G50} Groß Paglau |
| Christening of a brother | August Bernhard Kuchenbecker 1885 (aged 3 years) Source: Familienforschung in Westpreußen Note: [1885-G60] Lichnau
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| Birth of a brother | Franz Leo Kuchenbecker January 29, 1889 (aged 7 years)
Source: FamilySearch |
| Christening of a brother | Franz Leo Kuchenbecker 1889 (aged 7 years) Source: Familienforschung in Westpreußen Note: [1889-G11] Lichnau
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| Birth of a brother | Leo Rochus Kuchenbecker August 16, 1891 (aged 10 years)
Source: FamilySearch |
| Christening of a brother | Leo Rochus Kuchenbecker 1891 (aged 9 years) Source: Familienforschung in Westpreußen Note: [1891-G52] Lichnau
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| Death of a brother | Leo Rochus Kuchenbecker April 30, 1892 (aged 11 years)
Source: FamilySearch Text: [1892-S5m] Lichnau |
| Occupation | Priester February 23, 1908 (aged 26 years)Address: Pelplin, Kreis Dirschau
Source: MyHeritage Text: * felizitas * Note: Priesterweihe
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| Death of a brother | Franz Leo Kuchenbecker July 25, 1915 (aged 34 years) Address: Feldlaz. 11 des Garde-R. : Lublin, Provinz Kongreßpolen, Russisches Reich Cause: verwundet 21.07. 1915 bei Siennica Krolewska; N50.99 E23.29, Bauchschuss Source: Verlustlisten 1. Weltkrieg Source: FamilySearch Source: Denkmalprojekt |
| Occupation | Pfarrer, Propst between November 17, 1916 and October 16, 1939 (aged 58 years)Address: Bobau, Krs. Preußisch Stargard Source: AF Bonin Note: parish priest of St Adalbert parish in Bobowo, f. parish priest of Wodzisław parish, f. vicar of Wrzeszcz, Grudziądz, Gdańsk – Kings' chapel, Radawnica, Wałdowo parishes
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| Death of a father | Johannes Batholomäus Kuchenbecker June 8, 1920 (aged 39 years) Source: Die Ahnen der Koschneiderei
Source: Ancestry Text: Niederlande, GenealogieOnline Stammbaumindex, 1000-2015 Note: [1920-S9] Lichnau, Kirche St. Hedwig
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| Burial of a father | Johannes Batholomäus Kuchenbecker June 11, 1920 (aged 39 years) Source: Die Ahnen der Koschneiderei |
| Marriage of a sibling | August Bernhard Kuchenbecker — Margaretha Lucia Przybisch — View this family May 4, 1926 (aged 45 years)
Source: KB Schlochau Text: [1926-H6] Schlochau |
| Death of a mother | Rosalia Maria Nelke May 20, 1932 (aged 51 years) |
| Burial of a mother | Rosalia Maria Nelke May 25, 1932 (aged 51 years) Source: AF Bonin |
| Event | Genozid 1939 (aged 57 years)Spengawsker Wald bei Preußisch Stargard, Krs. Preußisch Stargard Nach Inhaftierung durch die Deutschen in Stargard grausam gefoltert. Berenter Kriebote, Januar 2012: "Im Spengawsker Wald wurden von den Nationalsozialisten ca. 7000 Menschen erschossen und in 39 Massengräbern verscharrt. In erster Linie filen ihnen polnische Priester, Lehrer, Ärzte, Kaufleute. Pfadfinder, Bauern und Handwerker zum Opfer. Unter den Ermordeten sind auch Deutsche bekannt, wie z.B. der Probst Josef Kuchenbekcer und der kath. Pfarre Kasimir Schilopp." |
| Death | October 18, 1939 (aged 58 years) Address: Las Szpęgawski - Spengawsker Wald bei Preußisch Stargard, Krs. Preußisch Stargard
Source: AF Bonin Text: Koordinaten von Preußisch Stargard details of death Refused to preach in German to his Polish parishioners. Arrested on 13.10.1939. Jailed in Starogard Gd. prison where a Germans cut a nazi swastika on his forehead and smashed his arms: „he is moving blindly towards our group blowing from mouth, to wipe the blood, oozing from his wounds and drenching his eyes and face”. At the execution site 30 battered priests were ordered to take off their shoes and climb down — in fours — into a ditch. The first had to lie down with their hands folded on foreheads or on the ground, the following were forced to lie down on the bloodied bodies of co religious. Then they were shot into the base of the neck. Those that survived initial shooting were massacred with rifle butts. |
| father |
1845–1920
Birth: August 19, 1845
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23 — Lichnau Death: June 8, 1920 — Lichnau |
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| mother |
1851–1932
Birth: November 17, 1851
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35 — Osterwick Death: May 20, 1932 — Lichnau |
| Marriage | Marriage — November 12, 1872 — Osterwick |
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14 months
elder sister |
1874–1874
Birth: January 5, 1874
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22 — Lichnau Death: September 8, 1874 — Lichnau |
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18 months
elder brother |
1875–1880
Birth: June 22, 1875
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23 — Lichnau Death: September 15, 1880 — Lichnau |
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23 months
elder sister |
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2 years
elder brother |
1879–1883
Birth: May 4, 1879
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27 — Lichnau Death: May 18, 1883 — Lichnau |
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2 years
himself |
1881–1939
Birth: April 19, 1881
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29 — Lichnau Death: October 18, 1939 — Las Szpęgawski |
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2 years
younger sister |
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3 years
younger brother |
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3 years
younger brother |
1889–1915
Birth: January 29, 1889
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37 — Lichnau Death: July 25, 1915 — Lublin |
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3 years
younger brother |
1891–1892
Birth: August 16, 1891
45
39 — Lichnau Death: April 30, 1892 — Lichnau |
| Birth | FamilySearch |
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| Christening | Familienforschung in Westpreußen |
| Occupation | MyHeritage Text: * felizitas * |
| Occupation | AF Bonin |
| Death | AF Bonin Text: Koordinaten von Preußisch Stargard |
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| Christening | [1881-G29] Lichnau |
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| Occupation | Priesterweihe |
| Occupation | parish priest of St Adalbert parish in Bobowo, f. parish priest of Wodzisław parish, f. vicar of Wrzeszcz, Grudziądz, Gdańsk – Kings' chapel, Radawnica, Wałdowo parishes |
| Event | Spengawsker Wald bei Preußisch Stargard, Krs. Preußisch Stargard Nach Inhaftierung durch die Deutschen in Stargard grausam gefoltert. Berenter Kriebote, Januar 2012: "Im Spengawsker Wald wurden von den Nationalsozialisten ca. 7000 Menschen erschossen und in 39 Massengräbern verscharrt. In erster Linie filen ihnen polnische Priester, Lehrer, Ärzte, Kaufleute. Pfadfinder, Bauern und Handwerker zum Opfer. Unter den Ermordeten sind auch Deutsche bekannt, wie z.B. der Probst Josef Kuchenbekcer und der kath. Pfarre Kasimir Schilopp." |
| Death | details of death Refused to preach in German to his Polish parishioners. Arrested on 13.10.1939. Jailed in Starogard Gd. prison where a Germans cut a nazi swastika on his forehead and smashed his arms: „he is moving blindly towards our group blowing from mouth, to wipe the blood, oozing from his wounds and drenching his eyes and face”. At the execution site 30 battered priests were ordered to take off their shoes and climb down — in fours — into a ditch. The first had to lie down with their hands folded on foreheads or on the ground, the following were forced to lie down on the bloodied bodies of co religious. Then they were shot into the base of the neck. Those that survived initial shooting were massacred with rifle butts. |
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