[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Travels to Poland

[Eleanor Haas]

Carolyn, when my mother was born, she was given a gift from a Siewert.  I
don't know if it was a neighbor or relative.  My Mother's maiden name was
Meier (Meyer in Poland).  Her father was Frederick Meyer born
in Weisendorf, Russia/Poland, on 4 Mar 1886.  His father was Ferdinand
(Ferdynand Jan) Meier born also in Wiesendorf, Russia/Poland on 14 Jun
1859.  His mother was Louisa (Ludwika) Wilhelmina born in Skrzypkowo,
Poland (Near Lipno, Poland) on 19 Jun 1861.  I know nothing of those
Siewerts.

However there is a Paul Siewert who lives in the Minneapolis/St Paul area.
 If you think their might be a connection there I could direct you to Paul.
 His wife unfortunately has AD.  She was from the Venturia, ND area.

Eleanor
​
Haas​


On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 9:07 AM, Carolyn Schott <cgschott at comcast.net>wrote:

> Earlier this month, I was traveling in Poland with a friend. We visited a
> couple of the towns where my German ancestors lived.
>
> My blog about the ancestral town visits:
> http://carolynschott.com/poland/in-search-of-an-elusive-ancestral-town/
> Photos of Kochanow:
>
> https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.581939268568684.1073741837.3963894
> 77123665&type=3
> Photos of Boginia/Brzeziny:
>
> https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.582762658486345.1073741838.3963894
> 77123665&type=3
>
> (Even though the photos are in Facebook, you should be able to view these
> even without a Facebook account.)
>
> Carolyn Schott
> Author of "Yes You Yes Now! Visiting Your Ancestral Town"
>
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