planeswalker

Hi sabina,

looking at this 1891 map, I think there are three possibilities:
1) burial directly in the church (kath. Pfarrkirche in the town centre);
2) burial on the alter Begräbnisplatz (old cemetery)south-southwest of the church;
3) burial on the Kirchhof south of the old cemetery.
https://m.fotopolska.eu/foto/535/535029.jpg

Kind regards,
Michael

Hello,

The church register duplicates were filmed by Silius Radicum and can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/w6yvvpb21t9m9ag/AADwYv-iE3_tehp9zzwo_e17a?dl=0

The originals were destroyed.

LG,
Michael

Witam Zygmuncie,

Ja również wywodzę się z rodziny Gebauerów z tych okolic. Moi Gebauerzy przybyli do Larischhof/Laryszowa („Wilkowitzer Kolonie”) w latach 80-tych XVIII wieku. Najprawdopodobniej było tam kilka rodzin, które najprawdopodobniej były protestanckimi osadnikami z Galicji. Seems, że początkowo nosili nazwisko „Neugebauer”, a następnie porzucili „Neu”. Szukanie Neugebauer może dać ci kilka wskazówek.

Jednym z możliwych powodów, dla których nie można znaleźć małżeństwa, it is, że odbyło się ono w parafii protestanckiej – w tamtych czasach najbliższa była w Tarnowskich Górach i niestety nie zachowały się żadne księgi metrykalne z tego okresu.

Regards,
Michael

Good morning,

Hello,
The Evangelical Parish in Tarnowskie Góry began registration of baptisms, marriages and deaths around 1757 year. Still in 1900 year there were record books containing baptisms from 1757 year, of marriage 1780 year, as well as deaths from 1758 year. However, a large part of these books were lost during World War II, Most likely because, that older books were sent to the Central Evangelical Archives in Wrocław for duplication. The content of the archive was evacuated to a place in Western Silesia, and then left for burning, When the Red Army was approaching. So baptism has definitely disappeared, Perhaps also a wedding act.

Regards,
Michael

Hello Anita,

The church records of Miechowitz are online at Familysearch.
https://www.familysearch.org/de/search/catalog/958383

Here, for example, the baptism of one on 05.07.1817 Born Jacob Grabowy. Father is the miller Jacob Grabowy, the mother, however, a Julianna born. Gryzok.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939K-CS9R-H5?cat=958383&i=797&lang=de

They don't seem to have married in Miechowitz, See the index at Geneteka. Since the last name Gryzok does not occur often, I would guess, that the family is attracted.

Best regards,
Michael

Hello Zygmunt,

I know both the researcher, which originally copied the church book, as well as the second researcher, who created the index, But none of them is me.

Regards,
Michael

Zygmunt,

Unfortunately, duplicate, which I have, only shows the left side, So I don't have the age of people in the records.

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31. January [1790]
Was in the local church after gift dreymahlenbsteitung alß d. 2., 3. Sunday to Heil. 3 Kings and septuagesimae married by the Hochlöbl. Regiment of Wagenheim [= Wangenheim, IR47] and Compagnie V. Schwerin, Soldier Lucas Rink with the Wittib Marianna Liganza [Lub Ziganza] in the presence of the Zeygen ??? Sch ??? and Johan Podkowa ?? ?? Beyder from the village of Chechlau.

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Lohnia d. 26ten May [1814]
Have been married in the local parish church of the young junction George Klois, Müller, With the Marianna of the late Schäfer Lucas Ring from Lohnia. Witnesses have been Hiebei George Tim, Schneider from Chechlau, und Wosniczka, Müller from Ujesd.

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Matthew,
I only have years 1766-1827. Newer years have probably been prevailed from the FamilySearch microfilm or directly at the parish office.
Chechło had his own registry office. Unfortunately, no registers have survived.

Regards,
Michael