[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Lubraniec, Wloclawek District, Warszawa Province

[Gary Warner]

To all,

One thing that all of you who are looking for certain records need to 
remember is that none of the parish boundaries Lutheran or Catholic) 
were static.   As each parish grew, it split into two or more parishes 
numerous times.   So when you seek a certain parish, you need to know 
what time frame you seek.  

For instance, my great-grandmother was born in 1845 in a village in the 
north part of Nowy Dwor parish.   When she married in 1861, she was 
still living in the same village, but she was then in the Nasielsk parish.

I am not sure that there are accurate maps that exist which show the 
parish boundaries for every year, so it is a bit of a task to discover 
what the correct parish is for your ancestor without first understanding 
what the parish was in a given area during the time frame you seek a 
relative.    Also consider that sometimes even if a person lived in a 
Lutheran parish, it may have been much closer to register the birth or 
death in a local Catholic parish.   And then there are those who 
registered a birth or a death in both the Lutheran and the Catholic parish.

You can get an idea of which parish was in which area by looking at the 
following links

http://www.sggee.org/parish_histories/ParishFormationHistory.html
http://www.sggee.org/church_parishes/LutheransInRusPoland

and for some maps which show more graphically the parishes

http://www.sggee.org/SGGEEMaps.html

This last link will require the installation of the free DjVu plugin for 
your browser.   Once it is installed and the map is open, then 
right-click on the map to zoom in.

Gary Warner

Rose Ingram wrote:
> Gary,
>
> I believe the Lubraniec you may be referring to used to be in Bydgoszcz province, not Warszawa Province.
>
> Wladyslawow (Wladyslawow Parish, Turek, Poznan, Poland)  records from about 1775 to about 1825 have been extracted and are included in the SGGEE Member's Pedigree database.  Most of the records collected by the Wladyslawow church or the wandering Pastor cover the area from Lubraniec in the north to Turek area in the south,, and written in German script (similar to earthworm font...) 
> Many names shown born in Lubraniec in early 1800's end up marrying in Sompolno, Chodecz or Babiak Lutheran churches.  
>
> If you are researching in the early 1800's you could look at the Lubraniec Catholic records which filmed records you will need to order through your local Family History Center.  Nothing has been indexed from Lubraniec Catholic records.  German names from Chodecz Catholic have been extracted and are included in the SGGEE Pedigree database.  
>
> Rose Ingram
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: GARY.RUPPERT at comcast.net 
>   To: ger-poland-volhynia at eclipse.sggee.org 
>   Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2009 5:10 PM
>   Subject: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Lubraniec, Wloclawek District, Warszawa Province
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>   What parish/parishes include the town of Lubraniec in the Wloclawek District in the Warszawa Province? Is this parish part of the Lutheran Records in Russian Poland that is being indexed by the SGGEE? If so, who is working on this parish and if not are there microfilmed records available through the FHC/FHL system? 
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>   THANKs 
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>
>   Gary 
>
>   14 March 2009 
>
>   Baltimore 
>
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