Dzierozynski, Francis, 1824 - 1844

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Francis Dzierozynski (1779-1850) was born in Orsha, Russia (now Belarus), and entered the Society of Jesus in 1794. After being ordained in 1806 he was a teacher in Polotskand Mogilev until the expulsion of the Jesuits from the Russian Empire in 1820. In 1821 Superior General Luigi Fortis sent him to the US as a missionary where he became socius (1821-1823) and superior (1823-1830) of the Maryland Mission. He was at Georgetown College (1830-1934), superior at Frederick (1834-1840), provincial of the newly formed Maryland Province (1840-1843), and master of novices at Frederick (1843-1846). He spent the remaining years of his life at St. John's College, Frederick, where he died in 1850. This folder contains:

a) Swatch of Dzierozynski's hair
b) ALS Simon Brute to Dzierozynski (undated)
c) ALS Bishop William DuBourg to Dzierozynski (1-7-1824)
d) ALS Stephen Dubuisson to Dzierozynski with a copy of Supplique sent to the Pope (11-22-1833)
e) ALS Stephen Dubuisson to Dzierozynski re: the miraculous cure of Mrs. Ann Mattingly (3-10-1824)
f) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski (undated)
g) AMsS short verse written back and forth between Rev. Joseph Mezzofanti and Dzierozynski (1833-1834)
h) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: his arrival in New York (12-13-1828)
i) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: the death of Tom, a horse (8-22-1829)
j) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: the latter's ill health (4-29-1838)
k) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: a novice, Mr. O'Neil (1-18-1838)
l) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: retrieval of his Ordo Recitandi
m) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski, letter of introduction to Mr. Donovan (2-12-1835)
n) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski, general news about Georgetown College (11-23-1835)
o) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: possible return to the US and affairs in Europe (7-8-1828)
p) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: commencement of exams in philosophy at Georgetown College (7-13-1838)
q) ALS Matthew Lekeu to Dzierozynski re: terms of the Brandt will and Paradise, Pennsylvania (7-29-1841)
r) ALS Dzierozynski to Theodore Jenkins re: mission at Laurel, Maryland (9-6-1844)
s) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: novices Mr. Donovan and William Clarke (2-8-1835)
t) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski on expecting Clarke's arrival (1-24-1835)
u) AMsS memorandum re: curriculum for scholastics at Georgetown College (1817-1830)
v) AL (draft) Thomas Mulledy to Fr. General re: status of the College of the Holy Cross (formerly Mt. St. James Seminary) plans (c. 1843)
w) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: Holy Cross (3-18-1843)
x) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: Holy Cross (5-9-1843)
y) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: Holy Cross (9-4-1843)
z) ALS Thomas Mulledy to Dzierozynski re: Holy Cross (10-19-1843)
aa) ALS Augustin Bally to Dzierozynski re: the death of Fr. Varin (5-22-1840)

Dates

Creation: 1824 - 1844

Creator

From the Collection: Jesuits. Maryland Province (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

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The Maryland Province Archives is on deposit at Georgetown University and is the property of the USA East Province of the Society of Jesus. As stewards of the Archives, the Georgetown University Library’s Booth Family Center for Special Collections is responsible for managing access to the material based on policies set forth by the USA East Province. Researchers may view these materials in the Reading Room of the Booth Family Center for Special Collections. General policies for using Special Collections can be found here.

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