Wincenty Drobiszewski married Mary Ceglarska on November 26, 1900 in Allegheny County, Pa.

1920 Census, Donora Borough, Washington, PA
3rd Street
Vincent Drobish, Head, Owns home, 45, Laborer Steel Mill, b Poland, Immig 1905
Mary, Wife, 40, b Poland, Immig 1905
Joe, Son, 18, b Poland, Immig 1905.
Alfons, Son, 10, b Pa.
Pethrusa, Dau, 5, b Pa.
Virginia, Dau, 3 1/2, b Pa.

1930 Census, Donora Borough, Ward 5, Washington, PA
3rd Street
Vincent Drobish, Head, Owns home, $3500, 50, Laborer Steel Mill, b Poland, Immig 1899
Marie, Wife, 51, b Poland, Immig 1900
Joseph, Son, 28, Real Estate Agent, b Pa.
Alphonso, Son, 19, Garage Mechanic, b Pa.
Pearl, Dau, 14, b Pa
Regina, 12, b Pa.

Based on the obituary of Joseph Drobiszewski, Pethrusa/Pearl in the census records (above) is Patricia. This family name was sometimes spelled as DROBISH.

Patricia M. Drobiszewski did not marry and resided in Donora, Washington County.

Regina was also a registered nurse and she married Dr. John Dougert. She is mentioned in articles and stories pertaining to the deadly smog - a blanket of fog and industrial fumes - that engulfed Donora, Pa. in October 1948. During this health emergency, she was one of the nurses who accompanied about 50 residents to Wrightsville Beach, N.C. to escape the smog.