Born on 17 May 1902 from his father John and mother of the house Michalina Adamczak. He attended school in Rakoniewice, after graduating, he worked in agriculture. Third January 1919, he joined the team rakoniewickiej uprising. After the liberation of the city he served at his post in Rakoniewice. Embodied
to the company opalenicko-Bukowska led Klemczaka, February 18, went to the front of Międzychód. There he spent three months on May 28 whereupon he found himself in Wronki where he was assigned to the newly formed regiment under the name "Seventh Rifle Regiment of Wielkopolska" under the command and Zenktelera Siudy. He participated in the liberation of Zbąszyń, Chodzież, Naklo, Leszno and Rawicz. After the liberation of Leszno and Rawicz returned to Chodzież. Because the disease was taken to Gniezno, where he was discharged home. In 1923 he was drafted into the army in the first collection of the Polish army 3 to 57 Regiment kicked "Carabinieri machine" in Poznan.
After his release from the army he worked until 1925, the company in Sieraków Wes Sheiman, where he has an accident and lost his right leg.
During the occupation, he worked in a shoe factory in Rakoniewice.
DECORATIONS
- Wielkopolski Uprising Cross
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