Lubuskie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Derkacz/Dyrkacz

lillianlee58 — 2009-07-15 16:48:36Z

I have Derkacz/ Dyrkacz family who came from Tuczempy. There is some question whether they were Polish or Ukrainian, and there is an issue that there was a mass conversion from GC to RC in this area sometime in the late 1800's. I would like to know how you went about getting the GC records for mid 1800's. Please e-mail me at lmlee47@hotmail.com Thanks.

Re: KRÜGER/KRUGER Willi Hugo Emil

krossi2 — 2009-06-24 17:06:56Z

Hi georges5,
my name is Klaus Roßmann, my Mother is Monika Rossmann birthday on August, 12. 1938 in Berlin.
Her Sister are Renate and Brigitte Krüger, born on Febuary, 26. 1940.
Willi Hugo Emil and Hedwig Krüger are my Grandpa and Grandma.
When you more Information send me a mail: krossi2@gmx.de

Greatings from Germany
Klaus Roßmann

Re: Genealogical records in Nowa Sol, Lubuskie, Poland

bronklimach1 — 2009-06-01 20:24:56Z

Janet,
There are filmed records which you can read at the family history centre:
Kirchenbuch, 1597-1834 Katholische Kirche Neusalz Oder (Kr. Freystadt)
Kirchenbuch, 1597-1873 Katholische Kirche Neusalz Oder (Kr. Freystadt)

Kirchenbuch, 1804-1870 Evangelische Kirche Neusalz Oder (Kr. Freystadt)
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermain...
Feel welcome to contact me with any queries: bronklimach(at)gmail.com
Kind regards,
Bronwyn.

Re: Genealogical records in Nowa Sol, Lubuskie, Poland

janetsbrowne — 2009-06-01 20:23:58Z

Hello Bronwyn - Thank you for your further info. I have looked at the websites you recommended and will be following up on them. I looked in further detail at the other reply that was in German (I think it's German) and I now think that it is a copy of a reply to someone else's query. So thanks for your offer, but I don't want to take up your time. Meanwhile I will be visiting my local LDS center after we return from a short trip south.

In appreciation, take care, Janet

Re: Genealogical records in Nowa Sol, Lubuskie, Poland

bronklimach1 — 2009-06-01 20:23:58Z

Janet,
Genealogy is all about helping others - we never know who will provide our next big lead :)
Folk will not offer to help unless willing to do so.
I hope you make some great progress, but don't be afraid to get in touch - privately is fine with me if it is about things that are unlikely to interest or help others.
Kind regards,
Bronwyn.

Genealogical records in Nowa Sol, Lubuskie, Poland

janetsbrowne — 2009-06-01 20:22:05Z

I would like to find out how to access birth and marriage records for Nowa Sol, Poland (Neusalz, German Empire) for the 1800s. My gr-grandfather, Reinhold Johan Wagner was born there in 1822 and married Henrietta Louise Dillman (Diehlmann?) before 1857. The family immigrated to New York in 1869. I hope that someone can help me with this - any clue would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Becker, Jany or Prittag, Silesia

theconstructionco — 2009-04-27 10:43:34Z

found data. trywww.homepage.mac.com/graememoad/Family/WC39/WC39_010.htm search family. deticated to german heritage especially sa. Hope this helps. dje

Help is appreciated!

lenajoze — 2009-04-21 17:32:22Z

My great-grandfather Xaverius Franciscus Jozefowski was supposed to be from Lache (Smieszkowo. He was born about 1841. He is not registered in the church books from Lache for that time. I am trying to find out were he is born and who his parents were. Does someone has church books from Leipe (Lippo), Wilkowo, Strochnest (Osieczna)Oelpoche (Olejnica)Schmiegel (Czacz, Bialcz)Fraustadt (Wschowa)Graetz (Opalenica, Opalenitza)or any of the other towns in the province of Lubuskie?
Xaverius Franciscus married Anna Rosina Feder (Fedor or Foedor)in 1869 in her home town of Schmidtschen (Smyczyna)in the region of Lissa (Leszno). She was the daughter of Laurentius Feder (von) and Magdalena (Helena) Beisert or Peisert (y) Feders lived in a small village of Schmidtschen (Smyczyna) from about 1823. I have no idea where they came from. Laurentius Feder was born about 1796 and his parents were Franciscus Feder (von) and Anna Elisabeth Weis.
Has someone seen the names in some of the church records? Every bit of help and information is appreciated. Thank you.
Lena

Re: Help is appreciated!

bronklimach1 — 2009-04-21 09:19:52Z

Hi!
Have you looked at the Poznan Marriages Project database?
http://bindweed.man.poznan.pl/posen/search.php
It may give you a lead.
Kind regards,
Bronwyn.

Re: if you are looking for help ask me....

pgosl — 2009-02-04 05:46:38Z

Hello,

I just came across your post and am wondering what type of help you are offering? I'm interested in a few families from mostly Gorzow Wielpolski area, I have some listings from the State archive and the neumark websites. You can write to me at: pgosl@comcast.net.

Thank you so much for your time.

Sincerely, Pam Gosling USA

Re: Anna Sasiadek

mdumonceaux — 2009-01-21 03:39:03Z

I am off to put the kids to bed. My home e-mail is mdumonceaux@shaw.ca
Send me an e-mail with your info and phone number and we'll figure out a good Monday to meet up.
M

Re: Anna Sasiadek

ssasiadek — 2009-01-21 03:31:58Z

Yes, I am in NV I have had some luck but after Grampa died I have no one else to ask. The Alberta relatives knew quite a bit and have tons of photos.I am off around 6pm. you need a facebook account.

Re: Anna Sasiadek

mdumonceaux — 2009-01-20 18:53:22Z

Hey!
I have been poking around with the family tree in the past and have had no luck with the Sasiadek line. Have you been able to find any information? Let me know what you discover! So what's new these days? Are you in N.V.? I can't remember what your mom said. I finish work on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. we should try and hook up for dinner?
Michelle

Hoffmann family

Appaloosa2003 — 2008-10-27 15:31:13Z

Franz Hoffmann family, came to America July 1856. They were from Wittgendorf, Landeshut Circut, Bequitz, Silesian Province, Prussia. Their son August Hoffman came to America in 1854 and was followed by his fiancee Caroline Fritz or Fritch. Looking for any information.

Re: Walchowycze

PMSBunnies — 2008-10-10 14:07:33Z

Not sure if it narrowed it down at all but a good thought. Thanks

Białkowice
Bielszowice
Błgowiec
Bolechowice
Bolechowice
Bolkowice, Heerwegen, Polkowice, Polkwitz, Polkwitz Kreis Glogau
Faliszowice
Faliszowice
Fałkowice
Fałkowice
Palczewice, Palzwitz
Palczowice
Pilchowice, Bilchengrund, Pilchowitz
Pilchowice, Mauer
Pilichowice
Płakowice
Plasswich, Płoskinia, Płoskinie
Plecewice
Plouszowice, Płonszowice
Polakowice
Polkowice
Pułkowice, Pulkowitz
Vłaszowice
Walkowice
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wielka Wieś
Wilkopędzie
Wilkowice
Wilkowice
Wilkowice
Wilkowice
Wilkowice
Wilkowice, Wilkowiec
Włościborz
Włościbórz, Lustebuhr, Lustenbuhr
Włościejewice
Włoszczowice

Re: Walchowycze

trturk1 — 2008-10-10 14:07:14Z

The following link: http://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/LocTown.asp can usually assist in identifying the location of communities in Eastern Europe. My TURKs are from Zanzin (Santocko).

Re: Becker

lesbec1 — 2008-10-10 14:06:13Z

I am a direct dexcendant of Gustav Moritz Becker. I don't have the internet on at home but use the local library
My e-mail address is :- lesbec@hotmail.com
As I only use the library I don't get check my e-mails every day but would like to hear from you so will try to get onto the computer each day if I can to see if you have replied to my e-mail
Regards
Les Becker

poskrobko, kotowicz and laszuk

PMSBunnies — 2008-10-08 16:51:40Z

Alexisa's daughter was
Marie Poskrobko nee Kotowich

Marie's daughter was
Jadwiga Eliashuk (b 1900) nee Poskrobko

Jadwiga was born in Walchowycze. Not sure where that is though. I beleive she was married in Warsaw(1922). Her husband Jakim Eliashuk is originally from Berezowka, claimed Russia as homeland, then converted it to Poland. Berezowka is beleived to be outside Brest (Belraus) on Poland land.

Beleive proper spelling of last names to be
poskrobko, kotowicz and laszuk

Any info would be great. Thanks

Re: Smolno Wielkie

zefir454 — 2008-09-27 16:59:32Z

Hi!
I`m looking for informations about this village, too. I`m write monography about Smolno Wielkie and Gross Schmoellen. If you have any documents, photography, maps and other things please write to me on my address:zefir454@wp.pl

to Victor G.

martynakurowska — 2008-05-16 16:18:49Z

You wrote me an email but when i sent you one i got a notification saying my email wasnt delivered i guess your email box sent it to spam or sth anywho what i wrote is:

Hello Victor,

I browsed the website it's a portal where MAAANY Poles create profiles (it's a site where they use their real names/surnames in order to find their classmates/relatives/friends) and I came up with few people with the JESS surname. Those people I found are from Sobotka / Ostrow Wielkopolski / Wrzesnia/ Torun/ Koluszki/ Boguszow Gorce/ Warszawa, since it's not a common surname maybe someone from those I found is your relative.
(Polish spelling: Sobótka / Ostrów Wielkopolski / Września/ Toruń/ Boguszów Gorce, I'm not sure if you can see Polish letters though that's why I wrote it without Polish letters as well)

Some of those people put their Skype ID there and since everybody sees it because it's available and can be seen by all I think it's not bad if I share it with you too:
aleksander5283 Warszawa 11yo boy so I guess you would have to ask for his dad
ra_jess Wrzesnia 41 female
(I hope they speak English or any other language that you both speak so you could communicate)

If you wanna I may send them all a message and ask if their relatives come from Lublin and its area or tell you how to use that website so you could browse people yourself by surname or town they live(ed) in.

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Karolinow that you are talking about is in gmina (community) Ruda-Huta that's their website http://ruda-huta.home.pl/index.php?option=com_contact&It... and you see an email address there maybe if you write them they will be able to give you some more info. Unfortunately there is no forum on that site and I couldn't leave a message asking if they knew your relatives, but maybe they will be able to give you an email to somebody who is your relative or knew/knows your relatives.

As for Bielsko hm you may mean Bielsko-Biala (Polish spelling: Bielsko-Biała) but it's not that close to Lublin but it's not that far away either check on the map and judge yourself.
In 1951 two towns Bielsko and Biała and now they make one city Bielsko-Biała.

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http://www.lsi.lublin.pl/kos/ko.htm that's the list of the churches in Lublin with phone numbers if your relatives were buried or belonged to one of them they should have records there but I guess it's Karolinow what you have to check up. So you'd better write them-Karolinow- and see if they write you back, if they write you back in Polish or won't write much in English, they may not speak English, send it to me so I will write them and ask what you wanna ask them.

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I don't know where you found the info you already have maybe what you found is all that was saved. Records like that are kept at city halls (or sth like that) and also at churches but maybe some of them were destroyed/lost during WWII so if you don't get to know more from such 'official' sources you should try to contact people who are related to you and could tell you what you can't find in records.
Sorry that I wasn't able to help you better, I did my best and researched things. If you have some suggestions or you need help in Polish while contacting with people, whether on that website that I used or writing emails to some officials, let me know.

Geetings,
Martyna

if you are looking for help ask me....

martynakurowska — 2008-05-16 00:25:57Z

im a native Pole living in PL (lubuskie) and i may try to help you in finding your relatives esp in my area but not only,
if you have any surnames-ppl you are looking for ask me via email martyna.kurowska at yahoo dot com

Re: Sasiadek Family

ksasiadek1 — 2008-01-31 17:44:40Z

hi
I can give you many information about family Sasiadek from Poland (from Sokola dabrowa, Lubuskie)
Piotr Sasiadek was my grandfather's brother.
my adres:
ksasiadek@wp.pl
Krzysztof SASIADEK

ADOLPH of Prussia (now in woj. Lubuskie)

rosemarycullen1 — 2007-12-20 21:53:35Z

Looking for descendants of Wilheim Gustav Adolph b. abt. 1826 Sommerfeld, Prussia and his wife Johanna Charlotte Brache b. abt. 1821. Their children were Fredrich Gottlob Wilheim b. 1846, Charlotte Paulena Augusta b. 1851, Anna Louise Emilie b. 1853, William Gustav Emil b. 1867, Ferdinand Theodor Alvin b. 1857, Amelia Louisa Augusta b. 1859 (all born Prussia), Marie Dorothea Jacquelina b. 1861 and Ferdinand Heinrich b. 1863, both born South Africa. The family then immigrated to NZ.

Re: Anna Sasiadek

sarahsasiadek — 2007-12-16 00:11:28Z

Do you know who Anna's brothers and sisters were? I wonder if she was related somehow to Loubek Sasiadek and was perhaps Franeks cousin? I have met multiple people whos families orignate from Ropczyce and have moved to the closest cities. Take a peek at Facebook... tons of Sasiadek's on there.

Re: Anna

DrSimone — 2007-12-16 01:28:08Z

Thank you for the feed back. I did not research Anna's family members.Her son was Jozef, and she may have had other children. I am trying to find the name in the Mormon church registries. Keep me posted.

Re: Sasiadek Family

DrSimone — 2007-12-14 05:54:04Z

My name is patricia pieprzak. My family is also from Ropczyce Poland. We have visited and seen my Grandfather's birth records in the Church. My grandfather Simon Pieprzak's grandmother was Anna Sasiadek. Any connection?

Re: Francis Kuznicki

bevkuznicki — 2007-12-11 04:44:44Z

I am a Kuznicki from the Anton or Anthony Kuznicki family who came from Poland and settled in posen Michigan and he
had 17 kids. We are trying to find out if Francis is a relative...thanks.

Re: BECKER, GUNDER

ZBeca — 2007-12-03 14:53:14Z

Chris

www.genealogienetz.de/reg
http://maxpages.com/poland
www.kartenmeister.com
Prittag is Przytok with 610 inhabitants and village Jany is just a short distance North.
http://mapa.szukacz.pl

In 1990 census of names there were 1013 BECKERs and 13 GUNDERs in Poland.
www.herby.com.pl/herby in Polish and only distribution.
A good locator: www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm
A detailed old map:
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/digkonyv/topo/3felmeres.htm
http://genforum.com

Re: Diamond

ZBeca — 2007-12-03 13:58:29Z

Geoff

Few sites for research:
http://maxpages.com/poland
www.pgsa.org
www.rootsweb.com/~polwgw/index.html
www.surnamenavigator.org
http://genforum.com
www.kartenmeister.com
www.jewishgen.org
In 1990 census of names there were 2 DIAMONDs in Poland. www.herby.com.pl/herby in Polish and only distribution, in Sz-Szczecinskie wojewodztwo.

diamond family

gattrufitt — 2007-12-03 10:18:32Z

My name is Geoff I am looking for my GGGrandfather Born 1821 and his father Lavine Diamond born 1801 Reppen~Rzepin nearist town Lubuskie I think!Poland Can any one help me?I wood very much appericate the help.
Geoff
Australia

Becker, Jany or Prittag, Silesia

crisalis — 2007-09-04 11:53:14Z

I am trying to find information about my great grandfather Gustav Moritz Becker, born in Jany or Janus be Gruenberg(now Zielona Gora), Silesia on 29th November, 1836 and lived in Prittag. He was the son of Friedrich August Becker, a teacher in Jany. Gustav migrated to Australia, from Hamburg, on the schooner "Sophie and Frederike" on 25 October, 1860. He arrived in South Australia on 15th February, 1861. He married Ernestine Auguste Gunder on 24 September, 1863.
I have not been able to find any information and would appreciate any help anyone can give me, Thanks, Chris

Lots of new information

bensward — 2007-07-20 11:18:09Z

Last week, I was finally able to get hold of Zarubince's greek catholic vital records, unfortunately It was only 1830-1865. I have been unable to find any others.
From these I have been able to make huge progress with both the Sasiadek and Rozwadowski lines.

Gregorius Sasiadek=Maria Inces Derkacz=Leuromia Solar
Vincentino Sasiadek=Maria Derkacz
Jozef Sasiadek (<1860-1923) Eufrosina Sasiadek (F 1863-A 1863)

From what I found in the village, there was only one Sasiadek family all living at plot number 38 and they had arrived in the village between 1851 and 1858 (this has been deduced from the earliest date of available records as well as chance in family at plot 38). I have no idea how to find out where they moved from, or even how to continue this line of research.

Jozef Sasiadek married an Irene Rozwadowski. The Rozwadowskis had remained in the village since 1830 so was able to fully trace her parents and grandparents.

However, I hit a very new problem with which I am completely baffled.

Irene Rozwadowski's mother was (according to half the records) Pelagria Prusack, whilst the other half of records declared her mother as Pelagria Szmorhay. Pelagria's father was alternatlely called Gregori Szmorhay and Gregori Prusack. Both people are identical (exactly same dates and parents and grandparents), however there is no constant name. Why would this occur?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and especially any ideas as to how I should continue my reasearch,

Many thanks,

Ben Skliar-Ward

Re: Vergin

mmv0304 — 2007-07-12 19:05:13Z

I am looking for infomation about Conrad Virgin, (Vergin) (1865?) who emmigrated from the Alsace-Lorraine region in 1893. He would have been travelling with his wife Helene and infant son Otto.

Re: Sasiadek Family

bensward — 2007-04-24 17:25:57Z

Unfortunateley I have no idea hwo your family might link in - the only two Sasiadek branches I know of are one from Zarubince which spread al over Poland after WW2, and one from Troscianiec Wielki, who I believer are related but can't prove how, yet.
Many thanks,
Ben

Re: Sasiadek Family

sarahsasiadek — 2007-04-24 05:59:39Z

We are a branch of the Sasiadek's that left Ropczyce, Poland in 1929. Franek and Salomea Sasiadek left for Canada first stopping in England for a short time before heading to Canada. They had two children Stanislaw (my grandfather) and Vina (spelling not correct). Franek had a brother Loubek(?) who was left behind in Poland and the rest of the information I have to get from my very elderly Grandfather. From what I have met on Facebook there are a few branches of Sasiadeks and so far we all come from that one town and seem to be distantly related.
s-

Re: Sasiadek Family

sasiadekm616 — 2007-03-28 14:41:05Z

Ben,
Came across your query when I googled my name. My father Michal was born in a village about 20 miles from Krakow and my grandfather Jan, was born somewhere in the Ukraine, don't know where but my guess is it was quite close to the Polish Ukraine border My grandfathers first family left him and moved to America, very vague family history, he then had a second family and reputedly wanted to marry again when he was about 80, to a local 18 year old.
My own father was in the Polish Navy and came to Britain in a warship just before Poland was invaded. He settled in Scotland.

Re: Sasiadek Family

bensward — 2007-03-28 18:15:47Z

Hi,
Unfortunately I am not able to help, it is known there are at least three Sasiadek families currently in Poland, but unfortunately I know of none who moved to Scotland,
Many thanks,
Ben

Re: Sasiadek Family

ZlaticaBeca — 2007-01-08 16:05:39Z

Ben

The village of Zbaraz, Staryj Zbaraz, Ternopil is in Ukraine.
www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm
SA,SADIEK and ROZWADOWSKI in Lubuskie's wojewodztwo phone book. Because of privacy law, no full address in the phone book.
You might check out http://genforum.com Poland board

Thank you!

bensward — 2007-01-08 16:05:00Z

Thankyou hugely, using this information I have just managed to contact a lost cousin, as I have been able to find out that the family still lives in the area.
As for the location of Zarubince I searched Zbaraz but though the village is found using the shtetlseeker, when Is earch for villages in a radius, the village of Zarubince is nowhere to be found. Does this mean the village has disappeared or become part of Zbaraz or might it have changed names?
Many thanks,
Ben

Re: Sokola Dabrowa

ravb1 — 2007-01-08 16:04:30Z

Ks. Piotr Sąsiadek (1899 - 1981)
kapelan WP i pierwszy po wojnie
proboszcz w Sokolej Dąbrowie

http://sokola.sulnet.pl/gaz-h07.htm

Re: Sokola Dabrowa

ravb1 — 2007-01-08 16:04:04Z

http://www.parafia-sulecin.com/sokola/index.html

Sasiadek Family

bensward — 2007-01-03 17:30:53Z

I am in the process of trying to find Sasiadek relatives. I know the ancestral village was Zarubince, near Zbaraz, near Ternopil in Poland and they lived there for over 100 years up until 1945, where, as Poles, were resettled due to WW2 boundary changes.
The family then moved to Zielona Gora (and the surrounding villages including Sokola Dabrowa, where my great, great uncle Piotr Sasiadek was a priest) , Lubuskie.
Any help as to how I should go bout finding information or if anyone has information/is related I would be most grateful

Ben Skliar

Re: Grochow/Gruchow from woj. lubuskie

Esther_Boley — 2006-12-11 14:51:49Z

Grochow is family name. born in meseritz Germany which was later changed to miedzyrzecz in poland-located S.E. of landsberg

Re: Grochow/Gruchow from woj. lubuskie

Pinkrambler62 — 2006-12-11 14:19:15Z

Is the villiage of Gruchow in Germany or Poland ? Does a map exist

Re: SKRZYPCZAK

mjdall — 2006-11-24 23:49:49Z

A reply to your message was posted to the POL-LUBUSKIE mailing list:

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/POL-LUBUSKIE/2006-05/11...

Re: Church in Gorzyn & Hlowa or Howa - 1873

mjdall — 2006-11-24 23:49:49Z

Address for parish in Gorzyn:

Parafia Rzymsko-Katolicka p.w. Niepokalanego Poczecia NMP
Gorzyn 2
Lubsko
68-300

website: http://www.gorzyn.republika.pl

Couldn't find an address for parish for Hlowa or Howa. Could be that the parish in Gorzyn services that town as well. I'll take a look at my (historic) geographic dictionary of Poland and my current-day atlas a little later, when I have more time, for a listing for a town with either spelling.

Regards,
MJ

Re: Church in Gorzyn & Hlowa or Howa - 1873

mjdall — 2006-11-24 23:49:49Z

Hi,

I couldn't find a listing for a town named Howa or Hlowa in the Slownik Geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego (Polish geographical dictionary), published in 1882, nor in my current Polish atlas. Is it possible that it's Mlawa or Glowa instead? There are three Gorzyn in Poland - two spelled Go~rzyn (with an accented O) and one spelled Gorzyn~ (with an accented N). None of them have a town with anything even close to Hlowa, Howa, Mlawa, or Glowa near them.

The Go~rzyn I gave the address for is the one in woj. lubuskie (near Lubsko). The other Go~rzyn is in woj. dolnoslaskie (east of Polkowice). Gorzyn~ is in woj. wielkopolskie (south of Mie~dzycho~d).

Sorry I couldn't help more. :-(

Regards,
MJ

Re: Hlowa or Howa

mjdall — 2006-11-24 23:49:49Z

Hi,

Actually, the town you're reading as Howa is IL~OWA (slashed L). So maybe your Howa is Il~owa! In 1925, that part of Poland was in Germany (Silesia) and hadn't yet become Polish territory (which happened after WW2).

Regards,
MJ

Re: PLEASE... I'M LOST IN POLAND

2006-09-26 15:07:33Z

Hello DJ
Hope this reaches you after all this time. If you are looking for the NIMTZ name you might consider your place of interest to be Bärwalde, Kreis Neustettin [now Barwice http://www.barwice.pl/].
This is closest to the place from where most NIMTZ originate, namely Gellin.

There is a US family search team currently investigating this family name and locality along with a young German helper looking through the churchbooks for NIMTZ names [and for his family].

Please contact me for more.
David
[now in Scotland]

PS: CCarl and Johann NIMTZ married into my BREITZKE family from this area around the 1880s.

Wikipedia actually shows:
Bärwalde ist der Name:

* einer Stadt im Powiat Szczecinecki, Polen; siehe Barwice
* einer Stadt im Powiat Gryfiński, Polen; siehe Mieszkowice
* eines Ortsteils der Gemeinde Boxberg/O.L., Sachsen;
o mit einem dort befindlichen See; siehe Speicher Bärwalde
* eines Ortsteils der Gemeinde Niederer Fläming, Brandenburg; siehe Bärwalde (Fläming)
* eines alten Herrschaftsgebietes in der Gemeinde Niederer Fläming (Gemeinde); siehe Ländchen Bärwalde
* eines Ortsteil der Stadt Radeburg, Sachsen; siehe Bärwalde (Radeburg)

Searching for Werk, Bednarz and Michalek

2006-07-15 15:15:46Z

Looking for Werk, Bednarz and Michalek in either Driesen (Drezdenko) or Trebitsch (Trzebicz) prior to WWII or earlier.