[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Ger-Poland-Volhynia Digest, Vol 35, Issue 1
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HorstRenz at aol.com
Sat Apr 1 23:21:48 PST 2006
In researching the Rozyszcze Parish records from the 19th century, one finds
that the language and script changes around 1891 from the german
Altdeutscher Schrift to Russian cyrillic script. Do the dates recorded in these records
also change at that time from Gregorian to Julian calendar?? That is,
before 1891, did the Lutheran Church records record BMD dates using the western
calendar in Volhynia,even though it was part of the Russian Empire before
1891? Another question--some of my relatives were recorded as having come to
Volhynia from Warschau or gouv. Warschau (Warsaw). I am sure that it was not
the city of Warsaw, but small villages in the Warsaw district. What was the
size of the area referred to as Warschau and what did it encompass in the 19th
century? And lastly, does anyone know if there are any Lutheran Church
records for Borowe, Kreis Grojec/Pilica from the time frame @1840-1865 and if so,
how could I access them?
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