[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Seeking Records from the Evangelical Augsburg Consistory Council in Tsarist Poyavskoi

[Sigrid Pohl Perry]

Peter,

Although "Tsarist Poyavskoi" is still elusive, I think the following are 
probably the villages near Plock where the family lived. You can find 
them easily on a search here: http://mapa.szukacz.pl/

Wola Brwilenska is across the Wisla River west of Plock
Nowe Boryszewo just east of Plock

If you send me a scan of the Russian or a link to an online record, I'll 
take a look at those words in particular.

Sigrid Pohl Perry


On 7/21/2014 3:20 PM, Peter wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Thank you so much for your reply.
>
> I do not know where Tsarist Poyavskoi is.
>
> The reference to "the Evangelical Augsburg Consistory Council in
> Tsarist Poyavskoi" comes from a Plock church marriage record which was
> originally in Russian.  I could send you a scan of the original record
> in Russian, but I don't think that the list takes attachments? I've
> pasted the translation below.
>
> Again, it is the record of the referenced judgement of the marriage
> dissolvement which is of the greatest interest to me (and my family).
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Peter Schmidt
>
>
> LDS Microfilm#1201492
>
> Record N 19 - Borishevo Nove
>
> WILHELMINE HEIN - AUGUST DÄUBLER Marriage
>
> 15 August 1869
>
> It occurred that in Plotsk on the third / fifteenth of August, in the
> year eighteen hundred and sixty nine at five o'clock in the afternoon,
> notification is given that in the presence of Friedriech Bucholts,
> farmer of Nove Borishevo, fifty years old, and Martin Geske, farmer of
> Voli Brvilinsk (?), thirty four years of age, both well known to the
> newlyweds, there was concluded on this date a religious marriage
> between August Deibler, whose  union in marriage with Anna Julianna
> Emke  was dissolved upon the judgement of the Evangelical Augsburg
> Consistory Council in Tsarist Poyavskoi(?) on the second / fourteenth
> of May of the current year, accorded by force of law, farmer and
> resident of Nove Borishevo, forty five years of age, born in Zhelkov(?)
> of the now deceased couple  Karl and Maria nee Geneke (?) Deibiler*,
> farmer, and Wilhelmina Hein*, widow of August Arndt, day laborer
> deceased on the eighth \ twentieth of June eighteen hundred and sixty
> five,  resident of Nove Borishevo and born in that same place, thirty
> six years of age, daughter of the presently deceased Ivan (Jan) Hein
> and his wife Anna Daria nee Yanke (Jahnke), presently residing in Nove
> Borishevo. This marriage was preceded by three publications of banns in
> the Plotsk Evangelical Augsburg Parishoner's Church on the
> third  / fifteenth of August of this year on Sunday and on the two
> preceding Sundays.  The newlyweds declare that no marriage contract has
> been concluded between them.  This act has been read to the illiterate
> witnesses and has been signed only by us.
>
> Ignatius Boerner, pastor, Plotsk
>
> * The name here s "Deibiler" or "Deibrler" - perhaps a mistake in
> writing.
>
> * The surname is written "Gein" but most probably is "Hein." It is
> often the case that the Germanic and English "G" is translated into
> Russian as "X" - sounded as "H" -, and when transliterated back again
> should properly be written "G"; however, experience indicates one
> should inicate an "H" here. As an example, "Hamlet" is commonly written
> and sounded in Russian as "Gamlet."
>
> NOTES FROM A DIFFERENT TRANSLATOR:
>
> Marriage #19 on 3/15 August 1869.
> August Deubler (pronounced--could be spelled Daeubler
> divorced from Anna Juliana Emke Age 45 (this is on line 6, counting as
> #1 the line with his name on it) born in Chelpowo son of Karl and
> Maria (I'm not sure about her surname--darned first letter! If it's the
> same H - as in Hein, then it's Hetke which is often spelled Hedke).
> The record number in the margin refers to Marriage record 1845 #27
> Wilhelmine Hein widow of August Arndt, died 8/20 June 1865 (Record #61)
> Born Nowy Boryszewo. Age 36 daughter of the late Johann and Anna
> Dorothea (Janke) Hein.
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 3:58 PM,<paul.rakow at cantab.net>  wrote:
>    
>>    Hello Peter,
>>
>>        I suppose the first thing would be to figure out where
>>   Tsarist Poyavskoi is, if it is a place. Do you know already?
>>
>>        Can you give us a little more background about where you found
>>   this reference to "the Evangelical Augsburg Consistory Council
>>   in Tsarist Poyavskoi"?
>>
>>             Paul Rakow
>>
>>   Peter<chamdo4ever at gmail.com>  wrote:
>>
>>      
>>> Evangelical Augsburg Consistory Council in Tsarist
>>> Does anyone here know how I could track down the record of the
>>> judgement of the Evangelical Augsburg Consistory Council in Tsarist
>>> Poyavskoi regarding the dissolvement of a marriage in Plock in 1869?
>>>
>>>
>>> Would such a record still exist? How can I find out and begin the
>>> process of tracking down such a record?
>>>
>>> Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>>
>>> Many thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>> Peter Schmidt
>>>
>>>        
>>      
>>>        
>>
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