[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Location of parishes

[Paul Rakow]

   Hello Betty,

        If its Catholic parishes you want, then there is a very
  useful map on a CD, "The Latin Church in the Polish Commonwealth in 1772",
  which you can buy from the PGSA ,
   http://pgsa.org/store

    The parishes didn't change much, so the 1772 date isn't anything
  to worry about.

       Paul Rakow

>
  B Hirsekorn <tggrtime at yahoo.ca> wrote: 
>
> Everyone's information was helpful although not narrow enough to
> find what I am looking for.
>
>
> Since the records on the State Archives in Poland are listed
> as "Ksi?gi
> metrykalne parafii wyznania rzymskokatolickiego z diecezji przemyskie" or"Akta stanu
> cywilnego Parafii Unickiej w Ko?anach " and information provided vague,
> a more detailed map is required. Something like the Lodz area map in a previous
> listing
> (http://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&um=1&q=http://www.birchy.com/Geek/GeneaologyRecords.kmz&ie=UTF-8&source=websearch)
>
> Does anyone have any idea how to find a map like this?
>
> The records are written in Russian ? not an easy
> language ? so the narrower the search area the better.
>
> Thanks. Betty
>
>>
>>     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 <http://jewishgen.org>
>>         website,  there is one 14 miles east of Warsaw - it
>>         will be a starting point.
>>
>>
>>         Betty Hirsekorn
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