[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Location of parishes

[Gary Warner]

Betty,

You might try the following links, which are maps showing the Lutheran 
parishes (see locations with a +), and their date of formation.   Be 
aware that the last two links will require the djvu plugin for your 
browser (that plugin can be downloaded at 
http://lp.vertitechnologygroup.com/7zip__/?o=27&campid=621&creaid=73&reqid=193926665 
(use the small "here" on this page to download, or you will get a bunch 
of "free" stuff if you use the "Download Now" link)

1. https://sggee.org/research/breyer_map.pdf

2. https://sggee.org/research/djvu/1939PLP2.djvu

3. https://sggee.org/research/djvu/1939PLP.djvu

Gary Warner


On 6/26/2013 11:20 AM, B Hirsekorn wrote:
> Is there a map of the
> parishes or churches in and around Warsaw, Poland? To narrow a search of the
> records on the SEZAM and ZoSIA databases,
> knowing the parish locations would be helpful.
>
> The birth place of my
> grandmother's siblings is given as Josephin, Poland (likely Jozefin), located four
> miles outside of Warsaw. None of the villages Jozefin or Jozefina  listed in the SGGEE Poland Gazetteer are close
> to Warsaw however, on the jewishgen.org website,  there is one 14 miles east of Warsaw - it
> will be a starting point.
>
>
> Betty Hirsekorn
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