Siekierczyna/Siekierczyn?

Tarzana8 3 | 27

20 Apr 2007 / #1

Siekierczyrna or Siekierczyn

Are these two different towns? Or different spellings of the same town?
Searching for birth records of my grandmother.

Tlum 12 | 167

20 Apr 2007 / #2

Looks these could be different towns.

OP Tarzana8 3 | 27

20 Apr 2007 / #3

I thought I had it all pinned down, but now I have to do a little more in depth
searching.

GrandeSande 2 | 119

22 Apr 2007 / #4

I went to the website,

jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/LocTown.asp

and typed in
SIEKIERCZYRNA and came up with no location in Poland with this name.

I typed in SIEKIERCZYN and came up with many possibilities.

Give it a try and see if any of the places might fit in to your search.

This is a very helpful website. Good luck!

OP Tarzana8 3 | 27

23 Apr 2007 / #5

Thank you both for that idea. I never thought to go to a Jewish website,
but now that makes sense. :) Since there were many Jewish folk living
in Poland. :)

Zuppy99

24 Jul 2009 / #6

I am almost certain that they are the same village. This was a German village until the end of WWII (1945) and its name was Geibsdorf. I was born there and I too am searching for birth records. Mine and my sister's. I don't know when your grandmother was born, but if she was born between the years 1939 - 1945 there are no records of any kind. All records for that period were completely destroyed. If she was born before those years or after those years some records are available in Lauban (Luban- in Polish) and Berlin.

I hope you find what you're looking for.

Regina Wiegand