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Title: Ancestors in Kreis Naugard, Pomerania: RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT
Post by: crayfish on Sunday 05 January 25 11:32 GMT (UK)
My father's ancestors were from Eastern Pomerania (formerly in Prussia, now in Poland). In particular I have done a lot of research in the villages Zickerke, Trechel and Fanger in Kreis Naugard, on the families RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT, among others.
I would be interested in hearing from any other researchers working in the same area, or connected to these families.
From archive visits I have copied some 18th century tax records, and lists of serfs, which are not available online, so I might be able to help you if you have connections to these villages.
Title: Re: Ancestors in Kreis Naugard, Pomerania: RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT
Post by: davecapps on Monday 06 January 25 13:13 GMT (UK)
Be a bit more specific what you are looking for
Names, Dates etc
Title: Re: Ancestors in Kreis Naugard, Pomerania: RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT
Post by: pb_devon on Tuesday 07 January 25 07:57 GMT (UK)
Davecapps, I think this is an offer of help hence posted in the wrong place.
I will notify mods.
Title: Re: Ancestors in Kreis Naugard, Pomerania: RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT
Post by: crayfish on Wednesday 15 January 25 13:22 GMT (UK)
The main purpose of that post was to unlock the message-sending ability by making at least two posts. However, if it should be elsewhere, I'm fine with it being moved. Where should such a post go?
Title: Re: Ancestors in Kreis Naugard, Pomerania: RAKOW, PAHLOW, PARLOW, THEMSFELDT
Post by: pb_devon on Wednesday 15 January 25 17:22 GMT (UK)
Quote from: crayfish on Wednesday 15 January 25 13:22 GMT (UK)
The main purpose of that post was to unlock the message-sending ability by making at least two posts. However, if it should be elsewhere, I'm fine with it being moved. Where should such a post go?

"Europe Resources and Offers" which is at the top of the Europe section.