Hello listers:
I just got back from the local Family History Center after looking thru the
Births/Baptisms for Graudenz for the 1875-1881 timeframe.
Graudenz was obviously the largest town in the surrounding area. Would
Graudenz be considered a diocese? Was the surrounding area broken up into
smaller parishes?
Hello Dennis,
Graudenz was a parish itself, it belonged to the Di�zese Culm. It was very
common that some villages around Graudenz belonged to this parish. If you
are interesred in details, please let me know. I will copy some information
Greetings from Germany
Kurt
Herzliche Gr��e aus Rheinhausen
Kurt Willutzki
Beguinenstra�e 34
47228 Duisburg
02065 92171
willutzki.kurt@t-online.de
Als Genealogie-Programm setze ich das neue Ahnenwin 3.0 von Dr. Heribert
Reitmeier ein. Z.Zt. habe ich 2000 Probanden erfasst, Willutzki, Vor- und
Nachfahren, Zugeh�rige.
Forschungsgebiet: Masuren im Dreieck Lyck, L�tzen, Gehlenburg
Suche alles zu Willutzki, Wilutzki, Wylutzki, Willudzki, Wylludzki,
Wyluczki, und �hnlich, also in jeder Schreibweise.
Suche Infos zu den M�hlen in oder bei Gehlenburg/Bialla, Kosuchen, Lauth,
Wilkus M�hle
Graudenz was part of the Culm diocese.
Hello Kurt,
Saw your dialogue with Dennis and thought I'd ask you a question.
In 1994 I was in Alt Christburg, Mohrungen Kreis, visiting the church
there. I've been looking for records for that church but until now I've
been unable to find them. Have you found a hint of Alt Christburg in the
Graudenz records or any of the other records that you've viewed? My BRAUN
family lived in Alt Christburg. I have looked at the available Christburg
church records thinking they may have been combined with theirs.
Other family name for the the Alt Christburg area is Schilling.
Regards,
Chuck Braun
Osceola, WI
chshb@centurytel.net
I would not think that records for villages around Alt Christburg
would be in the Graudenz records.