[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Ziegenhagen in Neustadt

[Sigrid Pohl Perry]

Earl,

Re: this part of your last comment:
Sigrid, I don't fully understand your "Ceynowa: Ziegenhagen, Kr. Neustadt
(Westpr.) [this was of specific interest]" but this is likely a big part 
of the puzzle.

Here is the website where that information was given in which the 
Germans renamed the village of Ceynowa as Ziegenhagen:
http://www.prieske.de/kartenraum/kartenraum-en-neustadt.htm

Often the renaming of villages relates to something about the meaning of 
the name.
I realized that Ziegen = goat in German, but preferred to suggest a 
connection to Ziegeln (bricks) instead because of the similarity to the 
Polish word for brick (cegla) and your surname (Celagrow). Of course, 
there might not be any relationship at all. But the name Ziegenhagen (or 
Ziegenhagel) is not very common, so the naming of the village was 
interesting.

If the surnames given are her maiden name and married name, then of 
course, there might not be any relationship.

Sigrid Pohl Perry