I’ve been working on my genealogy for several years. This year, during the St. Patrick’s day sale, I bought AncestryDNA and it came with their word explorer membership. While waiting for my results, I’ve been doing such such a family history deep dive. I understand the historical context which makes this difficult, but it drives me to absolute distraction that I can’t find the names of my great grandfather’s parents.

My great grandfather’s name was Aloysius Edward Gumiela. He was born in ~1916 in NYC to Polish immigrant (?) parents. Family history holds him as an abusive husband who “went out for milk” and never returned after his wife (Louise Maiorana) conceived their second daughter. I’ve been able to trace his first marriage, naval career, his second marriage, and potentially a third marriage. I’ve found his death records in California. For the life of me, though, I cannot find his birth records or the names of his parents.

It sounds like he left behind a lot of hurt in his wake- the family almost never spoke about him and now there’s no one left alive who has information or is willing to talk about him. We didn’t even know his name was Aloysius until a few years ago (he went by his middle name).

Any suggestions? The other day I thought I found a potential match for his parents in CT but the timeline was way off. I’d really love to be able to dig deeper into my family history- even just to get their names and/or place of birth . It drives me nuts that I have a dead end so close to present day in my tree.

It seems like these 3 rookies are everyone’s darling long-term plays for WRs this year. How would you rank these 3 and why?

Note: I’ve owned all 3 of these guys at some point this year and currently own Edwards.

Can’t find much pictures online of their equipment etc. Thanks in advance.

Here is the notice from Ottawa Police: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, December 27, 2021. 6:00 pm

Fatal Toboggan Accident at Mooney’s Bay

(Ottawa) - On Monday December 27th, 2020 at approximately 3:20pm, the Ottawa Police Service was called to a fatal toboggan accident at the Mooney’s Bay toboggan hill, located at 2926 Riverside Dr.

The young person involved in the accident was transported to CHEO where they succumbed to their injuries. The victim’s Next of Kin has been notified.

Until further notice, the Mooney’s Bay toboggan hill is CLOSED due to safety concerns. The Ottawa Police Service continues to work with City of Ottawa partners to investigate the incident and enhance public safety.

Anyone who may have witnessed the accident and did not speak with officers at the scene is asked to contact the East Investigation Unit at (613) 236-1222 extension 3566.

Why we're buying Chase Claypool ahead of 2022

• Finished 2021 as the WR37 in his second year in the NFL, and Claypool is likely as cheap as he'll ever be right now
• Playing with 39-year-old, far-past-his-prime Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback, who ranked 31st out of all NFL quarterbacks in his PFF Total Rank for 2021
  • Ben Roethlisberger will likely retire after the 2021 playoffs, and the Steelers could trade or draft to upgrade at quarterback in a big way in 2022
• Playing under an excellent NFL coach in Mike Tomlin
• Extremely athletic and capable of making big plays
• Only scored 2 touchdowns in 2021
  • If Claypool would have scored 1 touchdown for every 160 receiving yards (which is the average for an NFL wide receiver), he would have scored 6 touchdowns, or 4 more than he did
  • If he would have scored 4 more touchdowns, he would move up 8 spots in his end-of-season ranking among wide receivers for total fantasy points scored in 2021
  • Should expect to see positive touchdown regression next season
• JuJu Smith-Schuster (the Steelers' very talented WR3) is a free agent in 2022, so Chase Claypool could be a more featured piece of the Steelers' offense going forward

Why we're buying Darnell Mooney ahead of 2022

• Finished 2021 as the WR23 in his second year in the NFL, and Mooney is also likely as cheap as he'll ever be right now
• Ranked 11th in targets and 18th in total yards among all wide receivers in 2022
  • Targets and Total Yards are both "sticky" statistics that are predictive from year-to-year
• Played with a mediocre quarterbacks in 2021
  • His team's quarterback of the future was a rookie in 2021 and had a poor season and will hopefully improve significantly in 2022 and beyond
• Played with a poor head coach in 2021 who was fired and will be replaced in 2022
• The team's historically alpha wide receiver, Allen Robinson, will likely be off the Bears in 2022, freeing up more targets for Mooney and making him a more central piece in the Bears' offense

How to act on this information

Chase Claypool and Darnell Mooney are both talented wide receivers who will be in their third seasons in the NFL in 2022. Both had mediocre quarterback play in 2021, and both have the potential to have that improve enormously next year.

Both Chase Claypool and Darnell Mooney could be more integral parts of their offenses in 2022, with JuJu Smith-Schuster (for Claypool) and Allen Robinson (for Mooney) likely finding new teams, which would

Guy's I'm planning to join st. Aloysius and my friends told me that it's not a good college blah blah blah. If any one here is an ex student or currently studying there , please tell me about the college , what's good about it and what's bad about it,