[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Fwd: brick wall question

[Debbie Holm]

Craig,

Not to worry, this Poland stuff is giving me nightmares.  I have the same  
problem...finally locate a village only to find the records for the years  
I need do not exist, etc, etc.  Sigh...

But an odd thing, I was looking at the records for the Grodzisk-Grodziec  
region (I hope it is the SAME Grodziec you are looking for) when my eyes  
started bugging out so I checked my email and couldn't believe my eyes  
when I saw you were looking for Grodziec records.  Now I do believe you  
are probably looking for Lutheran records so these may be of no help to  
you because I think they are Catholic but try this link for the following:

http://metryki.genbaza.pl/genbaza,list,70893,1

     Grodziec
     1839
     1840
     1841
     1842
     1843
     1845
     1846
     1847
     1848
     1849
     1850
     1851
     1852
     1853
     1854
     1855
     1856
     1857
     1858
     1859
     1860
     1861
     1862
     1863
     1864
     1865
     1866
     1867
     1868
     1869
     1870
     1871
     1872
     1873
     1874
     1875
     1876
     1877
     1878
     1879
     1880
     1881
     1882
     1883
     1884
     1885
     1886
     1887
     1888
     1889
     1890
     1891
     1892
     1893
     1894
     1895
     1896
     1897
     1898
     1899
     1900
     1901
     1902
     1903
     1904
     1905

Zawartość albumu : Grodziec
brak plików w wybranym katalogu

If you step back one page:  http://metryki.genbaza.pl/genbaza,list,4,1

there is a list of other villages in the region for which there are online  
records also.

Not sure if this will end up being of any help to you but I sincerely hope  
it is. :)

Debbie Holm



On Tue, 29 Apr 2014 17:23:57 -0700, Craig Schiller <craigbear at gmail.com>  
wrote:

> Just a couple of questions for people about areas where I'm feeling  
> stuck:
>
> Firstly, I've had no progress so far on the Paul Schiller issue that I
> brought up the last time I posted to the list. Since the year from which  
> I
> need a marriage record is after the end of the web-accessible Rozhitsche
> scans, I sent a request for assistance to the archives in Lutsk several
> weeks ago -- but as of yet I've received no response from them at all,  
> not
> even a "we can't help you, futz off". So my first question is, does  
> anybody
> on the list have any experience actually getting information out of the
> Lutsk archives, or have any suggestions for where else I might be able to
> turn?
>
> Secondly, another point of difficulty has always been finding a marriage
> record for Gottlieb Schiller and Beate Berndt (the patriarch and  
> matriarch
> of my Schiller clan so far), as it seems to fall into a year for which
> there's a gap in the Grodziec churchbooks. There's a parish history link  
> at
> http://www.genea2011.net/grodziec/geschichte/102-grodziec , which I've  
> run
> through Google Translate, and was able to determine that there is an
> explanation for the gap in question; the church loses its pastor in 1839
> and is administered by a pastor from Stawiszyn for a few years. The other
> complication here is the Daniel Schiller/Karoline Lemke line in Borowiec;
> although I have yet to be able to prove either way whether they were
> relatives of my Schillers or not, I keep them on the back burner as clues
> anyway -- and I do know of at least one online family tree that has an
> *exact* marriage date for them, in Borowiec, inside the exact same gap.  
> So
> records for that gap clearly *do* exist *somewhere*. So my other question
> at this time is, does anybody have experience of digging into the  
> Stawiszyn
> films to know whether records from Borowiec/Grodziec show up in there, or
> of figuring out where else to turn?
>
> - Craig, who's getting rather tired of everything I need always being an
> insurmountable obstacle
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