[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Sadombrowa [was: Grams]

[Hugo Benne]

Hello all,

Thanks for the answers. I'm afraid this village starts to confuse me more
and more. First Jerry gave me the coC6rdinates of a village called Sadombrowa
(he suggested spelling variants Sadombrow / Zadabrowa / Zadombrowa) which is
near to Olszanow (located on 25 degrees N/S, between 50 and 51 degrees E/W).

The place Dombrowa / Dabrowa that Guenther suggested, I can not find at all
on the map of the Ukraine I just bought today.

Then I looked in the surname database at SGGEE on birth-place and I found
the following places:
Sadombrowie
Sadombrowka
Sadombrowo
Sadombrowia
Zadabrowa
Zadabrowo
Zadombrowie
Zadombrow

Is this all one and the same village????

Kindly regards,

Hugo

PS. I just phoned a small specialized book-shop in Amsterdan and they will
send me a detailed map of Volhynia in a few days. Hopefully this will help
to clearify this matter.

----- Original Message -----
From: "GC<nther BC6hm" <GHBoehm at ish.de>
To: "Hugo Benne" <hbenne at freeler.nl>
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Grams


> Hugo Benne schrieb:
>
> >I'm new to this list and the reason for subscribing is because I'm doing
> >research on my biological grandfather Daniel Grams, who was born at
december
> >20th 1909 in a village called Sadombrowa (spelling variants:
Zadombrow(a),
> >Zadabrowa) which is located in Volhynia, Ukraone.
> >
> Hello Hugo,
> there seems to be just one village in Volhynia fitting to your request.
> Its name is Dabrowa [Dombrowa] (Za Dabrowa just means "behind Dabrowa
> [Dombrowa]") and it is some miles southwest of Zaturcy, Kisielin. The
> Odessa Digital Library shows a Johann KLUKAS, * 17 Jun 1883 at Dabrowa,
> father Ludwig KLUKAS, mother Anna GRAMS.
>
> Guenther
> of Hilden, Germany