can one find any info if they do not know the Polish parish where ancestors were born?

whizThreads: 1 Joined: Mar 10, 11 ♂	Mar 10, 11, 23:04 #1
after one finds their ancestor that emigrated here USA, what if they do not know the parish or just a general area? is there any hope for further research in poland or do they need to have a relative living there?

WroclawThreads: 77 Posts: 7,404 Joined: Apr 1, 06 ♂ [Moderator]	Mar 11, 11, 00:51 #2
whiz: what if they do not know the parish or just a general area? that can sometimes be found in the various documents by checking 'next of kin' try looking at ship's records for your relly's next of kin. naturalization documents may show place of birth too.

Patrycja19Threads: 79 Posts: 3,974 Joined: Oct 31, 06 ♀	Mar 11, 11, 20:07 #3
whiz: after one finds their ancestor that emigrated here USA what do you have in terms of documents? just immigration records?

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Feb 28, 12, 05:14 #4

whiz

whiz:

after one finds their ancestor that emigrated here USA, what if they do not know the parish or just a general area? is there any hope for further research in poland or do they need to have a
relative living there?

Let me give you my story in the short form and as an example: I'm the "Polish"-- really Ashkenazic Jewish-- descendant of an unknown Chernetski, whose name became Antoni Jan Julianowicz Czarniecki, then Anthony John Czarnecki, Sr.. When I first began researching, I got an e-mail that read in part that a town called Lisko Orlisko, where Great-Granddad Anthony "Tony" Czarnecki, Sr. was born, was Lipsko in between Radom and Puławy. Lisko Orlisko actually turned out to be Lipsk nad Biebrzą, and all we still know so far is that the Chernetskis owned a family farm in Lipsk nad Biebrzą, Augustów, Suwałki, Poland Russia. We have no szul (shul) or parish information-- not that we will without LDS microfilm records, anyway; since once we became Anusim, we were sat sziva for.

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Feb 28, 12, 05:26 #5

Nickidewbear:

Let me give you my story in the short form and as an example: I'm the "Polish"-- really Ashkenazic Jewish-- descendant of an unknown Chernetski, whose name became Antoni Jan Julianowicz Czarniecki, then Anthony John Czarnecki, Sr.. When I first began researching, I got an e-mail that read in part that a town called Lisko Orlisko, where Great-Granddad Anthony "Tony" Czarnecki, Sr. was born....

I should've said "where Great-Granddad['s] dad and granddad were born." Great-Granddad was born in Cumań, Kiwercowski, Wołyń.

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