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Ciechanowiecki Family

Ciechanowiecki Family

Posted: 5 Aug 1999 4:52AM GMT
Edited: 24 Jun 2001 8:59PM GMT
Searching for information on the Ciechanowiecki family in Poland. In 1820s-1840s, they were in Warsaw. Also searching for information on Herling family.

possible connection

chip cihanowic (View posts)
Posted: 3 Dec 1999 5:32AM GMT
My grandfather's name was Ciechanowicz and from
Lithuania, born 1883. Do you think there may be a
connection? Some families would spell their
names differently due to regions they lived in.
Good luck in your search.

connection

Posted: 3 Dec 1999 5:21PM GMT
Edited: 24 Jun 2001 8:59PM GMT
Hi Chip -

I've run across that name before. I have not been able to make any connections between the two names.

Herling family

Judy Herling Seidlitz (View posts)
Posted: 1 Jan 2000 10:05AM GMT
My Herling ancestors lived west of Warsaw, Poland near the town of Izbica. My great grandfather Michael Herling, was born in 1863, his mother was Anna, but I don't know his father's name.

What Herling info do you have?

Herling

Posted: 2 Jan 2000 9:35AM GMT
Edited: 24 Jun 2001 8:59PM GMT
Judy - I don't have a lot of information, but here is what I do have:

David Herling b. 1870 in Suchevniow, Poland.

He had the following children:

1) Hanna Herling b. 1896 m) 1918 Leon Ciechanowiecki d) 1942

2) Eva Herling b. 1905

3) Helena Herling b. 1909

4) son Herling died 1920.

your Herling lineage!

Mark Benner (View posts)
Posted: 5 Jun 2000 3:52PM GMT

Herling info received

Posted: 5 Jun 2000 6:39PM GMT
Edited: 6 Nov 2003 7:51PM GMT
Thank you! You were right on the mark with your info. What or where do you find your best source of info??? I've looked at most all of the documents available in the U.S. and am leary to purchase some of the CDs etc. out there.

I appreciate your help - - putting me ONE step closer!!
Judy Herling Seidlitz

another step back!

Mark Benner (View posts)
Posted: 6 Jun 2000 2:07PM GMT
You might be pleased to learn that Peter Herling's father was Christopher Herling, b.about 1805. He and his wife, (name unknown to me), lived in Dlugie, Poland. Christopher had at least eight brothers and sisters who had eventually moved to either the United States, Australia, South America, or Russia during, what then, must have been difficult times.
This Herling line isn't of my direct lineage but may, in time be connected to my ancestor, Karl Joseph Wilhelm Ludwig Herling, b.May 19,1819, (place unknown), but known to have lived and died in Lithuannia with his family. Perhaps Michael and Karl were brothers?
My source of info is probably as good as any source could possibly be,... and it wasn't "store-bought"!
I don't know of any other sources of reliable information anywhere pertaining to the Iron Curtain countries. They weren't very well known record keepers.
You must know that way back the Herling name was of German origin. Having researched my own German Benner lineage back to almost 1500, I can tell you that many times through the years, and even up to W.W.II, people, families, had to literally drop everything and RUN for their lives. Most likely in ANY direction they could.
I've more on this family, some of the lines brought to nearly present.
A lot of Michael's family, (in the U.S.), are located in Ohio.
Most of my Herlings arrived in New York in 1900 or 1901 and came here to Maine to live.
All for now. Let me know if I can be of further assistance?
Mark A. Benner,.... benner@clinic.net

HELLO?,HELLO?,....JUDY OUT THERE?

MARK A. BENNER...benner@clinic.net (View posts)
Posted: 9 Jun 2000 2:48PM GMT
...Judy of Cleveland,...please read message#9 on the Ciechanowiecki Surname message board!
...Will give you the name of my HERLING information source if you'll drop an E-Mail request at benner@clinic.net,...don't want to send it through bulletin board.
...I have a whole bunch on your family; Richard A., Lisa, aunt June, etc... would like to fill in a few of these blank spaces though!
...P.S. You gotta birthday coming up next month! All for now.

Re: Herling family

Posted: 19 May 2003 7:21PM GMT
Classification: Query
Edited: 19 Jun 2005 10:05PM GMT
judy~ Please email me regarding this line of Herlings. I believe that we are related! Peter's 1/2 sister would be my gr-gr grandmother .
My family came from the same area. Have lots to share with you regarding this family. Please email me off the list. Thanks, Tana Laudolff.
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