Antoni Szybilski was born in Krośno in Bełdow parish in 1843. Józefa Jurasz was born in 1846 in Kolonia Karolinów in Dalików parish. Both of these places are near Łódź. They married in 1862 in Bełdów parish. On the wedding record, their names were spelled Antoni Sybilski and Józefa Juras. They had at least two children in Chrośno in Bełdów before moving to Ozorków. There is a gap of 13 years in the records I have found on them.
Konstancja married (1882) Stanisław Mucha in Ozorków.
Franciszek left Poland in 1904 for America. He arrived at Ellis Island on July 6, 1904 aboard the Princess Alice. By the time his younger brother Jan arrived in 1906, he was living in Washington DC. In 1910 he was living in Chicago. He registered for the draft in 1917 while living in Cleveland. Franciszek first applied for citizenship in 1916 in Seatle Washington, but moved to Michigan in 1919.
Jan changed his name to John Stanley in the USA and served in the army before, during and aftr World War I. It appears that he married a widow named Marcyanna Topor in New York, before moving to Hamtramck, but they had no children together. They divorced before 1940, and she was not with him when he died.
Franciszek married Janina Muszynska, in 1922 in Detroit. Frank had his own bakery by 1930 in at 10035 Joseph Campau in Hamtramck, but lost it during the depression. Currently, this location is next to the Pope John Paul II memorial. He was living in Chicago in 1940 with his brother John in a boarding house, room 209, at 1002 North Lasalle in Chicago, but was found hanging, just a few blocks away, at 538 N. Wells on June 13, 1940. His death was declared a suicide (at home). He was cremated and his ashes scattered in Chicago. John was listed in both the Chicago and the San Francisco census in 1940. He registered for WW II in 1942 while living at 1315 N. LaSalle in Chicago.
I've included a printout of the family, with all the data I have from myheritage.com.