[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Ger-Poland-Volhynia Digest, Vol 72, Issue 32

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My grandfather also was drafted to serve in the Russian army in the late  
1880s into the 1890s.  He was from a small town near Sompolno in what  is now 
Poland. He served as a horsehandler and left a map on which he marked  
their route. After he got out, he found his wife had died so he married her  
younger sister (my grandmother). They heard the Russians would come back so 
most  of the extended family left to come to the United States at the end of 
the  1890s. I'm sure there must have been other reasons for leaving though.
 
Phyllis Yoshida
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