[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] location of Freitagsheim near Miloslaw inthe Posen province of Wreschen

[Howard Krushel]

Hi Larry:
A 1912 Gazetteer has Freitagsheim as a Dorf(village) and Ritter Gut in the
Kreis Hohensalza, formerly Pieranie , a Ritter Gut.
 And a 2006 Gazetteer lists one Freitagsheim as Bialepiontkowo(Kr. Wreschen)
and a second one, as a village in Kreis Hohensalza which had 324 inhabitants
in 1905 and was also known as Pieranie.
The more sources available, the greater the possibility of variants, it
would seem. 
Howard Krushel 

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Krueger
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 7:15 PM
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Subject: Re: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] location of Freitagsheim near Miloslaw
inthe Posen province of Wreschen

Hi Larry,
  I guess you are looking for a place where your family may have been
resettled during the war. Those town names will be German since Hitler was
ready to make Posen a German state again since it was taken from Germany
after WW I. This was one reason he had ethnic Germans brought from the east
(like our families) to Warthegau.
   
  Bookmark this page.  http://www.polishroots.org/genpoland/poslist.htm
   
  Here you will see Freitagsheim corresponds to the Polish town of Pieranie.
  Karl

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