HelenaWojtczak 28 | 177 4 Aug 2015 / #1Found this listed as the home town of someone in my family. It must be a misprint - but for what? Any ideas, please? Thanks, Helena
Looker - | 1129 4 Aug 2015 / #2JNEJANOWIt must be a spelling error. I'm sure without checking that no such town with this name exist in Poland
jon357 73 | 22641 4 Aug 2015 / #3Uniejów. Janów (Podlaski)?Is there anything about the person which could give a clue?
OP HelenaWojtczak 28 | 177 5 Aug 2015 / #4Thanks for looking at this, folks.The only clue "might" be that IF this is my great grandmother, she probably came from the Lubelskie region.Janów (Podlaski) is in Lubelskie.Helena
Roger5 1 | 1432 5 Aug 2015 / #5Janów (Podlaski) is in Lubelskie.Then it could be Janów Podlaski or Janów Lubelski, which is at the other end of the province.
OP HelenaWojtczak 28 | 177 6 Aug 2015 / #7Oh my goodness, Terri! I just looked up DZIEKANOW and it's just outside Hrubieszow, where the family comes from!Thank you!
Roger5 1 | 1432 6 Aug 2015 / #8just outside Hrubieszow, where the family comes from!You might have mentioned that before!Well done, Terri.
OP HelenaWojtczak 28 | 177 6 Aug 2015 / #9Ah, there is a good reason not to mention it. I didn't want to lead myself or anyone to that just because I wanted the lady to be my ancestress. I DID say from Lubelskie, but didn't want to get closer. So, it seems that it could be her.
Sparks11 - | 333 7 Aug 2015 / #10Not to throw a wrench into your happiness, but you seem to be into researching this stuff, so...The second "j" in the name is odd and may fit better with Dzierżanów. There are three in Lodzki, Mazowieckie and Wielkopolski.
jon357 73 | 22641 7 Aug 2015 / #11Dzierzanow is a maybe. Worth mentioning that there are many places, mostly very small called Dziekanow.