[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Stauden

[shoning at att.net]

Thank you for your suggestion.  I will see if two older cousins remember such a Polish name?

My father's last name was Tschudnachowski, translated from Russian into German by German authorities when we came to Poland from Volhynia.  I have the EWZ file for our family.  My curiosity about Stauden arose because my mother said that we lived there, but I have never found the name on any map.

George Shoning


-------------- Original message from Rose Ingram <roseingram at shaw.ca>: -------------- 


> George, 
> 
> My guess is that this could be Studzien. It is about 12 miles WNW of Kutno. 
> My father also worked in Kutno 1945, with the railroad. 
> 
> I have records of a family of cousins to my mother who were born in 
> Langfelde, Kreis Leslau in the 1910's and 1920's - aka Laczewna - about 3 
> miles east of Przedecz. Given the rapid change of boundaries in this area 
> in this time period, I'm guessing Kreis Leslau may have briefly extended as 
> few miles south to include Studzien. 
> 
> My 2 cents worth. 
> 
> What family name are you looking for in this area? 
> 
> Rose Ingram 
> 
> 
> From: George Shoning 
> 
> > The recent discussion of maps of Poland reminded me that I have never 
> > found the location or Polish name of "Stauden, AB-Lubenstadt, Kreis 
> > Leslau", a place where our family lived for two years just before the 
> > Russian Army took possession of the area in 1945. I know that Leslau is 
> > Wloclawek in Polish. My father worked in Kutno. So I always thought that 
> > Stauden must be somewhere between Wloclawek and Kutno. Does anyone have a 
> > more precise location or possibly the Polish name of Stauden? 
>