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CURITIBA For chronological order the Poles were seated in the following colonies of immigrants in the municipal district of Curitiba and surroundings:
The Colonies of Mountain were also created in the Municipal district of Contenda, Thomaz Coelho and Guajuvira in Araucaria and other in more municipal
districts. FIRST EARTH A document that attests the arrival of the Polish immigration officially in Paraná, and consequently in Curitiba it is a certificate of the City hall, that
says: "City hall of the City of Curitiba,
testimony, to solicitation of Sebastian Edmund Saporski, the following: 1. º That exist established in the dew of this Capital the thirty-two Polish
families, constant of the presented relationship, occupying some lots of lands of the colony Pilarzinho and other lands that requested of this Camera and they obtained for letter and
forum; 2. º that the same Polish families are dedicated to the
work, excellent farmers and very upright; 3. º that does not consist this Camera had these families received any favors or financial advancements of the Governor for
establishment. Palace of the
Camera, October 15, 1873 I Ignacio Alves Corrêa, secretary underwrote it. The president of the City hall, ass. Antonio Augusto Ferreira dos Santos FIRST BIRTH
With effect, under the number 414, in the registrations from birth of the old mother church of Curitiba, it is marked: " To the twenty-eight days of the month of October of thousand eight hundred and seventy and a, In this Curitiba, baptized and put the saints oils in innocent João, born to six of this
month, legitimate son of Gregório Hylla and of Maria..., Polish. They were godfathers Fabiano Barcik and Rosalia
Pampuch, also Polish and customers of this Parish. of what I
made this seat. Vicar Agostinho M. of Lima ". In the same book, further on the registration 415. " Born of
Ursula, to 27 of October of thousand eight hundred and seventy and a, legitimate daughter of Fabiano Barcik and Edvirges
Purkot, Polish..." João and Ursula are ethically the first paranaenses Polish, the first ones polono-Brazilian of the history of the Polish immigration in Brazil. |
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