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1. [POSEN] Are you on this list? [1]
If you are one of these past Lending Library contributors, please contact me. Rohde, John Biebesheimer, Judith Rinquist, Marty Wopshall, Maria James Birkholz admin, Posen-L mailing list and website http://www.Posen-L.com
2. Re: [POSEN] BERG aus Poznan/BERG from Poznan [1]
Dear Christine, Goczal~kowo in Posen province is a village, today in community Niechanowo, county/Kreis Gniezno/Gnesen, woivodship Wielkopolskie; The parish church ought be Niechanowo (but also Gniezno is very close) Good luck in searching Robert M.Kunkel, Warsaw PL ***************r-e-k-l-a-m-a************** Masz do6f p3acenia prowizji bankowi ? mBank - za3s? konto http://epieniadze.onet.pl/mbank
3. [POSEN] RACHUI in TEXAS [1]
Hello List Members, >From what I have read it was not uncommon for a scribe in Poland to use the letter "j" instead of the letter "i". There are people with the name Rachui in the Austin, Giddings, and Serbin, Texas area. They pronounce the name Rac-hee. My great great great grandmother's sister, Susanna Kuenstler, married Gottfried Rachui in 1824. This info was in the Schokken, Posen, Prussian church book. Microfilm roll #0752864. After a period of time there is no more on this couple or on the other Rac
4. RE: [POSEN] where is Falkenbury, Germany [1]
Hi Denise, I wonder if the place you are seeking is named Falkenberg rather than Falkenburg. There are a dozen or more places in Germany, Poland, and Sweden with the name Falkenberg. Dick Stein stein@enel.ucalgary.ca -----Original Message----- From: Denise [mailto:livenbgood@attbi.com] Sent: December 30, 2002 12:17 PM To: POSEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [POSEN] where is Falkenbury, Germany Hello, Is there (or was there) a place in Germany called Falkenbury? I have Theodor Boettcher born in Falkenbury,
5. [POSEN] Fw: [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: Re: > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > > > ------=_NextPart_000_0050_01C2A5BA.3085A440 > > Content-Type: multipart/alternative; > > boundary="----=_NextPart_001_0051_01C2A5BA.3085A440" > > > > ------=_NextPart_001_0051_01C2A5BA.3085A440 > > Content-Type: text/plain; > > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Content-Transfer-Encodin
6. Re: [POSEN] Frederick (Fried) Lehman [1]
We also have a Lehmann, but from W Posen, b. 11/15/1855 christened (?) at Ridogen (umlaut? over the o) ber Sonnegen; married 1879 to Emma Matilda Nickol; died 12/24/1922 in Willow City, ND, USA; we have records to current period. Father is listed as August Sigmond Lehmann and mother Augusta Siewert. If this turns out to be a sibling to your Lehmann, blessings to all of us! Anybody have any information to help the T W O of us? Many thanks to all; Happy New Year! From: "Stephanie Lehman"
7. Re: [POSEN] Splonskowski [1]
According to www.kartenmeister.com, Gross Zirkwitz was in Kr. Flatow, West Prussia, just north of Posen province. German Name Gross Zirkwitz Kreis/County Flatow German Province Westpreussen Location East 17034' North 53031' Location Description This village/town is located 3.1 km and 93 degrees from Kamin, which is known today as Kamien Krajenski Lutheran Parish Kamin 1905 Catholic Parish Kamin 1905 Standesamt/Civil Registry Gro_ Zirkwitz 1905 Population By Year/Einwohner 1905 26 The Mormons have
8. [POSEN] "Der Kreis Wirsitz" [1]
RE: Der Kreis Wirsitz, by Herbert von Papstein. I have seen this book (on film at FHC) and it looks like it contains a great deal of information; unfortunately, my knowledge of German is limited. Does anyone know if this has been translated to English? Alternatively, it might be easier to figure it out if I had a hard copy rather than the film. Does anyone know where I might purchase a copy of this book? I already tried ebay and amazon.com with no luck. Thanks very much for any input! Have a great
9. [POSEN] Konopinski family & Plucinski [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DdC.2ACE/598.2 Message Board Post: My father was related to the Konopinski family. His name, before he changed it in l936 was Plucinski. Full name was Edward Stanislaus Plucinski. His mother died when he was young and he grew up with his aunt and uncle, Sofia and Joseph Konopinski. Their son, Emil, became a nuclear physicist working on the first
10. [POSEN] Joseph Martin [1]
Hello List Members The info sent by Joseph Martin was very interesting and I sincerely appreciate it. Thanks Joseph. Mary in Texas
11. Re: [POSEN] Kaczyna, Pobiedziska [1]
Hi Marj down under. Seeing no answer I like to point you to my site www.kartenmeister.com I have found the following villages for you amd loking at the proximity of them to each other they would be the correct ones. Kaczyna was located in Kreis Ost-Posen, as was Pobiedziska. The German name was Pudewitz.. Both location are on Kartenmeister and have all Kirchspiele/Parishes and Standesdmter/ Civil registry listed. I don't have the todays name for Kaczyna, but belive it is Promno. I can not confirm i
12. [POSEN] Re: POSEN-L Luczak/Rybka and Female Ancestry [1]
The topic of researching maternal and collateral lines has always been interesting to me. Over the years I've talked to people who have no interest at all in finding the female or collateral lines of their families...maybe just because its more difficult then tracing a paternal surname and the rewards are fewer and take longer to find. I once researched for an entire year a collateral line (my direct line was at a complete dead-end for a while) and found information on how this family moved to dif
13. [POSEN] Re: LOOKING FOR [1]
I am looking NOW for g-grandma's name "Bogchezynskie" It might not even be right with the spelling, I just hope someone heard or saw this before. Area is in Opalenica.. Thanks ugo
14. Re: [POSEN] keyboard for diacritical characters (letter in unicode UTF-8) [1]
Moin Edward Wojtakowski, zur Mail vom Thu, 19 Dec 2002 23:37:24 +0100: >With program "Keyboard Layout Manager" I compiled one new keybord and I make with this one keybord Homepages in 8 languages (codage sistem Unicode UTF 8): Fine for you. But what mail programmes support UTF-8 yet? I see a lot of question marks in your list... Regards Gerd
15. [POSEN] Geographic question [1]
BlankI was checking an image on www.multimap.com centered on Srem in Poznan. On the map to the south of Srem is a lake of some kind (natural? manmade?). When one zooms the image to 1:50,000, there appears some feature called 'Ostrowo' on a T-shaped road in the middle of the lake. ?!? Can someone explain to me what this is indicating?? I am trying to follow a faint lead on the home village of my Baranowski/Michalska ancestors. On the back of a photo of my gg-grandmother's sister is a imprint and it indica
16. Re: [POSEN] Could RATTAEY/RATTEI = RACHUJ?? in Nekla Hauland [1]
Hi Geoff and Helen, My great grandmother was born in ?Rattag or Rattay? , Parish Colmar near Schneidemuehl. Ernestine Wilhelmine KRUEGER, nee ABRAHAM born 19.March 1829 in ?Rattag. I cannot sofar find this Rattag near Colmar. Hauland was newly created land from forrest or heath as a name for a "Newland" village or part of a village. Trevor Hein Perth, Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: Geoff & Helen Hall To: Sent: Monday, 16 December, 2002 8:23 AM S
17. [POSEN] Why our ancestors left Poland [1]
Hello Beth, You might enjoy reading the article by Larry Plachno called "Why Our Ancestors Left Poland." It is referenced on this page. http://www.plachno.com/gen/down/ Joseph Martin Romeoville, Il USA ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 6:01 AM Subject: [POSEN] > I haven't much to go on for my family so I guess I'm taking a stab in the dark. > I'm wondering if anyone has family that came over to work in the ston
18. [POSEN] Generating other characters [1]
I have followed the threads regarding generating international characters. As I type in German as much as in English, I got tired of the complex codes to generate Umlauts and _. If you own a PC and are running Windows (any version), it is easy to reset your keyboard: Start Settings Control Panel Keyboard You will find the default Language listed (probably English (United States) Select Properties Change this to US International. After you save this, Shift " and then the vowel will generate the Umlau
19. Re: [POSEN] keyboard for diacritical characters [1]
Dear Gerd, Till 2000 computers and Internet were too expensive for Polish families. Now the price is lower and many families purchase modern computers for children with modern programs (Windows XP Home Edition, Word 2002, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 and Outlook Express 6, FrontPage 2002). For Poles and Czechs is no problem write and read e-mails and web sites in all European languages using Unicode (UTF-8). Also previous versions Windows 98, Windows 2000 are adapted to Unicode. Is only problem of inform
20. [POSEN] Posen citizen [1]
If you came from Prussia you were a Prussian. If you came from Bavaria you were a Bavarian, at least in English. How do we write the equivalent for Posen, in English and/or in German? LaVerne
21. [POSEN] Jaskowo, Poznan [1]
Hello Wayne, You will want to obtain a copy of their marriage record from the church in Lemont. Frequently, the names of the hometowns of the bride and the groom are listed on the Catholic Church records in the U.S. I have found this on several records. That might give you a big break. In the province of Poznan/Posen I find three towns named Jaszkowo. (1) In the Catholic parish of Snieciska in the Sroda deanery. (2) In the Catholic parish of Wawelno (Lindenau) in the Bydgoszcz deanery. (3) In the parish i
22. [POSEN] KROSTA family in Okollo/Schleusenau [1]
Hello, my name is KROSTA and I'm from Germany. This year I looked for the KROSTA family of Kurwien in East Prussia. My grandfather HANNS/JOHANNES KROSTA is born in Schleusenau (Okollo) near Bromberg in 1890. His 6 sisters and 1 brother are from Schleusenau, too - I think. Because there is a "missing link" between the east prussian village Kurwien and Schleusenau I would like to know if anyone of you has got informations about Schleusenau or the name KROSTA. Thank you for your help Horst Krosta
23. RE: [POSEN] Could RATTAEY/RATTEI = RACHUJ?? in Nekla Hauland [1]
Hi Helen, My ancestors are RACHUI from Sompolno, Poland (after 1785) and previously from possibly Schokken, Wongrowitz, or Witkowo, all in Posen. The Polish records usually had the name spelled RACHUJ or RACHUY, sometimes RACHOJ or RACHOY. They were definitely German Lutheran. In Canada, the spelling became RACHUE, possibly indicating how the name was pronounced. On the personal side, I would like to explore whether our RACHUI/RACHUJ ancestors are connected. I am new to the list. My primary names of
24. Re: [POSEN] dopierala [1]
Beth, All surnames currently (abt. 1992) in use in Poland have been published in the work "Slownik nazwisk wspolczesnie w Polsce uzywanych" by professor Kazimierz Rymut. The surnames are shown with number of ocurrences and distribution by "wojewodztwo" (administrative district). At that time the number of administrative districts in Poland was 49. This work has now been transcribed for the Internet, and can be found at this address: http://www.herby.com.pl/herby/ I have looked up the name Dopieral~a for yo
25. [POSEN] Immigration from Poland [1]
For those who are interested in the immigration of Polish people to the U.S. I would like to recommend this book. Immigrant Destinations by Catherine Golab (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1977) Chapter 4 - The European Background of Polish Migration (pp.67-100) A. Feudal Past and Peasant Heritage B. Polish Society in Transition 1. German Poland 2. Galicia 3. Russian Poland and the Congress Kingdom The author is/was an Assistant Professor of History and City Planning a
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