[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Re: [G-P-V] Tchechei; place-names
Guenther Boehm
GHBoehm at ish.de
Tue Nov 23 01:53:00 PST 2004
AlbertMuth at aol.com schrieb:
>But it does not answer your question about the point of origin of many German
>colonists in the parishes of Wladyslawow, Turek, Aleksandrow, Zgierz,
>Konstantynow, Pabianice, just to name some that I have looked at where the
>region of origin is X village w Czechach. I believe I have also seen the nominative
>case spelling Czechia. Note that I am referring to information given in
>marriage records of the 1840's and 1850's.
>
Al,
(I send this mail to your private address to make sure that the Czech
diacritics are correctly displayed and I apologize for the still
incorrect display through the listserv.) Yes, but it refers to a Czech
translation or original whereas the locations listed below were merely
German inhabited at that time.
Of course the Czech population used the words "D
eskC=" (as in DeskC= Brod
- BC6hmisch Brod) for Bohemian respectively Dechy [v Dechach] for Bohemia
[in Bohemia]. The oppositional Czech national movement of the
"MladoD
echy" - "Jungtschechen" used the words "DeskC! zemD" for "Bohemian
homeland". But John asked for the German item "Tschechei". Officially,
the Czech word for Bohemia was "Behem" (for "Bohemian" - "bohemskC=")
since it referred to the state and all of its inhabitants instead of the
mere Czech ethnia. So "v Dechach" just ment the Czech part of Bohemia.
>Now, I just happen to have a project on the back burner. I am neither a map guru, nor an expert in political administrative changes. BUT, I *do* have a list of villages of origin that are associated with Czechia, one that I created as I noticed the high numbers of individuals from this area. I would like to know where the villages are so that I can work on verifying them in the appropriate genealogical gazetteers. They are:
>
>Bennsdorf - Bernsdorf (Bernartice) village near Trautenau (Trutnov)
>Bertzdorf (Friedland) - Berzdorf (Karlov pod JeE!tDdem), now part of Reichenberg (Liberec)
>Birkstein - BC<rgstein (Sloup v DechC!ch) near Haida (NovC= Bor)
>Braunau - this is the town of my BCHM ancestors (Broumov)
>Budweis - (DeskC) BudDjovice), city in Moravia
>Friedland - (Frydlant), a town in the utmost north of Bohemia
>Fulnak (Moravia) - Fulnek (Fulnek), a town, district of Neutitschein (NovC= JC-D
in)
>Gablenz - Gablonz (Jablonec), a town near Reichenberg (Liberec)
>Gross-bokken - sorry, no location found
>Grosswehl - sorry, no location found
>G|nterdorff - GC<ntersdorf (HuntC-Eov), district of Tetschen (DDD
C-n)
>Heinersdorf (Friedland)- Heinersdorf an der Tafelfichte (JindEichovice pod Smrkem),
> District of Friedland
>Hoefke - sorry, no location found
>Karolinsthal - Karolinenthal (KarlC-n), Part of Prague
>Kvniggratz - KC6niggrC$tz (Hradec KrC!lovC)), town and district capital
>Kvnigshof - KC6niginhof (DvE/r KralovC) nad Labem) town near Trautenau
>Kratzau - (Chrastava), town near Reichenberg
>Kreubitzerneudorf - Kreibitz? (ChEibskC!), village, dist. Tetschen (?)
>Lervin - Lewin (LevC-n), village, dist. Leitmeritz (LitomDEice)
>Markersdorf - (Markvartice), two villages near BC6hmisch Kamnitz or near Reichenberg
>Morgenstern - Morchenstern (SmEovka), dist. Gablonz
>Neustadt - probably Neustadt an der Tafelfichte (Nove Mesto pod Smrkem),
> dist. Friedland
>Noschwitz (Weinstatek) - sorry, no location found
>Pladlebitz - sorry, no location found
>Quelisch - Qualisch (ChvaleD
), near Trautenau
>Reichenau - (Rychnov nad Nisou), town, dist. Gablonz
>Reichenberg - (Liberec), district capital, my birthplace
>Rumburg - (Rumburk), town and district capital
>Schwabs - Schwabitz (SvC)boEice), near Niemes, dist. BC6hmisch Leipa
>Warnodorf - Warnsdorf (Varnsdorf), town near Rumburg
>Wartenburg - (StraE> pod Ralskem), town, dist. BC6hmisch Leipa
>Weiksdorf - Weckersdorf (KEnice), dist. Braunau
>Wetzwalde - (Vaclavice), dist. Reichenberg
>Wolfsberg - (Horni Jindrichov ?), dist. Rumburg
>Wuenschendorf (Friedland)(SrbskC!), near Neustadt an der Tafelfichte
>Zwickau - (Cvikov), town, dist. Deutsch Gabel (JablonnC) v PodjeE!tDdi)
>
phew,
hope it is helpful.
Guenther
of Hilden, Germany
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