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Posts by JBublitz  

Joined: 26 Sep 2009 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 26 Jun 2017
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Posts: Total: 6 / Live: 5 / Archived: 1 		From: Kentucky, USA

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JBublitz   
26 Jun 2017
Genealogy / Need some help with Bublitz family origin. [23]

I would love to get ahold of records from that area, I know my great-great Grandfather, who was born in Kozlin, came to America from there in the late 1800's. I've tried for years to find birth records from Kozlin showing either him or his father, but so far have found nothing.
JBublitz   
10 Nov 2009
Genealogy / Need some help with Bublitz family origin. [23]

Wow, I had no idea that website existed. Good to know. There's always been alot of confusion in my family as to the German/Polish history.
JBublitz   
10 Nov 2009
Genealogy / Need some help with Bublitz family origin. [23]

Thanks everyone for the info, it definatly helps out. Werner, if you get on here again, send me an e-mail, I'd love to hear about your family and learn a little more about the Bublitz's from that area. Krypton_son@yahoo
JBublitz   
28 Sep 2009
Genealogy / Need some help with Bublitz family origin. [23]

Ok, there seems to be some confusion with my family history that no one seems to know the answer to. Maybe someone here who knows about Polish history can help me straighten it out. I'm basing all of this on family stories, so there's no telling of the validity. My last name is Bublitz, the story goes that my Great Great Grandparents Frank and Mina came to the US from Bublitz Germany (now Poland) sometime in the later part of the 1800's. They settled in Chicago and had my Great Grandfather Erwin in 1896. At least that's always been the story. Now, I know that during WWI or II when Germany invaded Poland, they renamed some of the provences, Bublitz (I assume) being one of them. Bublitz is in Pomernland and is now Bobolice (Bublitz being the German spelling). It all sounds good, except for the fact that when my family came from Poland there would be no reason it would be called Bublitz. Bobolice maybe, but why the German spelling if it was before the war? This has been bothering me for years and no one seems to have the answers. If anyone can shed some light on this I would really apprecaite it.