Jozef Michal Chajewski (b. 1800–d. 1856) was born on 5 March 1800 at Lubieszyn, the son of Adam Chajewski (b. abt. 1758–d. 1808) and Katarzyna Domanka (b. abt. 1773).  Jozef Michal married Antonina Maliszewska (b. abt. 1802–d.1832). The family born at Lubieszyn were: Maryanna (b. 1824), Jan (b. 1826–d. 1854) and Anna (b. 1830–d. 1883). Antonina died on 11 April 1832 at Lubieszyn and was buried at St. Andrzej the Apostle in Garczyn. Jozef Michal married abt. 1832 at Grabowo Kościerskie to Ewa Blok (b. 1808–d. 1891), the daughter of Marcin Blok and Katarzyna. The family at Lubieszyn were: Marcin (b. 1833–d. 1835), Franciszek (b. 1833–d. 1883), Katarzyna (b. 1835), Jozef (b. 1837–d. 1839). Jozefina (b. 1840–d. 1925), August (b. 1842), Ignacy Franciszek (b. 1844–d. 1847), Elzbieta (b. 1846–d. 1847), Stanislaw Antoni (b. 1847–d. 1852), Michal (b. 1850–d. 1853 and Weronika (b. 1852–d. 1853). Jozef Michal Chajewski died on 8 July 1856 at Lubieszyn and was buried at St. Andrzej the Apostle in Garczyn. Ewa (nee Blok) died on 23 October 1891 at Jaroszewy and was buried at the Holy Apostles Piotr & Pawel in Pogódki.

Franciszek Chajewski, a small farmer, (b. 1833–d. 1883) was born at Lubieszyn on 16 December 1833, the son of Jozef Michal Chajewski (b. 1800–d. 1856) and Ewa Blok (b. 1808–d. 1891). Franciszek married on 1 November 1863 at Church of the Holy Trinity in Lubiszewo Tczewskie to widower, Elzbieta Grabowska (b. 2 July 1814 at Laguszewo), the daughter of Pawel Grabowski (b. 1771–d. 1821) and Maryanna Zielinska (b. 1775).  Franciszek and Elzbieta left Lubiszewo Tczewskie for Hamburg where they set sail aboard the Lammershagen on 1 April 1875, arriving at Port Nicholson in Wellington on 11 July 1875.