What town in Poland is listed here? The source document is from 1920, if that helps Tags:poland 12 comments I am trying to figure out some family history. This appears my grandfather’s identity documents. Can anybody decode where it’s saying he’s from? I’m 90% sure it’s a town Lipno in then Warsaw Voivodeship, modern day Mazovian Voivodeship Edit: I checked and it’s more likely it’s another Lipno, in modern day Kuyavian-Pomerenian Voivodeship, because the name of powiat also checks out It’s Lipno, the post code is 87-600. It had and still has its own county, “Lipno” – just different conjugations in the first and second paragraphs. During the II republic, there was a fairly large “Warsawian” voivodeship and Lipno was in it, despite being quite far from Warsaw. Może to warmińskie? dostaliśmy stamtąd kilka wsi po 1920 Lipno, powiat Lipno, was part of województwo warszawskie in 1918-1938 Later it was part of: 1938-1939 województwo pomorskie 1939-1945 reichsgau Danzig-Westpreußen 1945-1950 województwo pomorskie 1950-1975 województwo bydgoskie 1975-1999 województwo włocławskie 1999- województwo kujawsko-pomorskie I think it translates as “there is a reason handwritten cursive isn’t used nowadays” To me it looks more like “Lipnie powiat Lipno”. “w: Lipnie” is my guess, so the place would be called “Lipno” Chrząszczyżewoszyce, powiat Łękołody 😉 Lipno, lipnie, warszawskie I think it’s Lipnice Powiat is Lipno, Województwo is Warszawskie but the town is too unintelligible Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
I am trying to figure out some family history. This appears my grandfather’s identity documents. Can anybody decode where it’s saying he’s from?
I’m 90% sure it’s a town Lipno in then Warsaw Voivodeship, modern day Mazovian Voivodeship Edit: I checked and it’s more likely it’s another Lipno, in modern day Kuyavian-Pomerenian Voivodeship, because the name of powiat also checks out
It’s Lipno, the post code is 87-600. It had and still has its own county, “Lipno” – just different conjugations in the first and second paragraphs. During the II republic, there was a fairly large “Warsawian” voivodeship and Lipno was in it, despite being quite far from Warsaw.
Lipno, powiat Lipno, was part of województwo warszawskie in 1918-1938 Later it was part of: 1938-1939 województwo pomorskie 1939-1945 reichsgau Danzig-Westpreußen 1945-1950 województwo pomorskie 1950-1975 województwo bydgoskie 1975-1999 województwo włocławskie 1999- województwo kujawsko-pomorskie
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I am trying to figure out some family history. This appears my grandfather’s identity documents. Can anybody decode where it’s saying he’s from?
I’m 90% sure it’s a town Lipno in then Warsaw Voivodeship, modern day Mazovian Voivodeship
Edit: I checked and it’s more likely it’s another Lipno, in modern day Kuyavian-Pomerenian Voivodeship, because the name of powiat also checks out
It’s Lipno, the post code is 87-600. It had and still has its own county, “Lipno” – just different conjugations in the first and second paragraphs.
During the II republic, there was a fairly large “Warsawian” voivodeship and Lipno was in it, despite being quite far from Warsaw.
Może to warmińskie? dostaliśmy stamtąd kilka wsi po 1920
Lipno, powiat Lipno, was part of województwo warszawskie in 1918-1938
Later it was part of:
1938-1939 województwo pomorskie
1939-1945 reichsgau Danzig-Westpreußen
1945-1950 województwo pomorskie
1950-1975 województwo bydgoskie
1975-1999 województwo włocławskie
1999- województwo kujawsko-pomorskie
I think it translates as “there is a reason handwritten cursive isn’t used nowadays”
To me it looks more like “Lipnie powiat Lipno”.
“w: Lipnie” is my guess, so the place would be called “Lipno”
Chrząszczyżewoszyce, powiat Łękołody
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Lipno, lipnie, warszawskie
I think it’s Lipnice
Powiat is Lipno, Województwo is Warszawskie but the town is too unintelligible