Kossow Poleski
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Kossow Poleski
My grandfather (Joseph) born in Kossow Poleski around the year 1900. He emigrated to Argentina around the year 1920 and that their parents were in Kossow Poleski and died in WWII. His father was called Aron and its mother Rifke Szer( Sher ?).
Me it would make very happy if somebody can contribute some additional data to me.
In addition, it wanted to know if Kossow Poleski now is called Kossovo or Kossovo Polesskoe.
Thanks.
Me it would make very happy if somebody can contribute some additional data to me.
In addition, it wanted to know if Kossow Poleski now is called Kossovo or Kossovo Polesskoe.
Thanks.
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Hello Gabriel, Kosow Polski is Kossovo. Here is MapQuest map showing its location: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zo ... =H8XQarYth
In the Verkhustie thread is a Polish map.
In the Verkhustie thread is a Polish map.
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Re: Kossow Poleski
That's right. Kossow Poleski is Kossovo.
Curious, the name of a small railway station in Nekhachevo is Kossovo Poleski too (or Kossovo-Polesskoe). Though this station is located in 13 km from Kossovo. It's the closest railway station to Kossovo.
Curious, the name of a small railway station in Nekhachevo is Kossovo Poleski too (or Kossovo-Polesskoe). Though this station is located in 13 km from Kossovo. It's the closest railway station to Kossovo.
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Hello Sergei !!, thank you very much by the data. Kossovo is in Brest region or Grodno region today ?.
You can say where to find information to me on this town in the Web. It wanted to find data of my ancestors...
Finally, where are you from?
You can say where to find information to me on this town in the Web. It wanted to find data of my ancestors...
Finally, where are you from?
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Sergei, I thought that Kossow Poleski was a town near Slonim (to the south), that its station of train was Nekhachevo... that their coordinates were 52 45 25 09 and in the map that is in http://people.netscape.com/morse/barg/polish.gif he is very different ... Kossovo is very to the east of Slonim... In addition, it thought that Kossow Poleski was in Grodno province ... which is the error ???Sergei Zhukovich wrote: ↑06 Jul 2002, 20:17 That's right. Kossow Poleski is Kossovo.
Curious, the name of a small railway station in Nekhachevo is Kossovo Poleski too (or Kossovo-Polesskoe). Though this station is located in 13 km from Kossovo. It's the closest railway station to Kossovo.
I hope that you can help me in this puzzle !!!
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Kossovo is located about 35 km to the South of Slonim. The station's name is Kossovo-Polesskoe, but it's located in the village of Nekhachevo. Your coordinates are exact. But on the map you've mentioned there is neither Slonim, nor Kossovo. At the top of the map you can see only Niechaczewo (Nekhachevo) and St.Kosow (station Kossovo) close to it. Station is "stancia" in Polish. The city of Kossovo is out of this map, it must be right over the top of it. And you are right, Kossovo was in Grodno gubernia (province) in Tsar Russia. At present time it's in Brest region (or province).
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I reside in Silver Spring, Maryland USA
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Today, Kossovo is in the Ivatsevichi district (raion) of Brest oblast:
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Hello Gabriel,
Here are two maps which help show the areal extent of Belarus' current oblasts (provinces/regions) and the areal extent of the relevant old Russian Empire guberniya:
Current Oblasts: http://www.president.gov.by/eng/map/mapadm.shtml
Relevant Russian Guberniya: http://feefhs.org/maps/ruse/re-belar.html
Here are two maps which help show the areal extent of Belarus' current oblasts (provinces/regions) and the areal extent of the relevant old Russian Empire guberniya:
Current Oblasts: http://www.president.gov.by/eng/map/mapadm.shtml
Relevant Russian Guberniya: http://feefhs.org/maps/ruse/re-belar.html
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Re: Kossow Poleski
ok, thank you. I will see those maps.Lavrentiy Krupniak wrote: ↑15 Jul 2002, 00:34 Here are two maps which help show the areal extent of Belarus' current oblasts (provinces/regions) and the areal extent of the relevant old Russian Empire guberniya
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Lavrentiy !!, I reside in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I insist...you can say me where to find information on the town Kossow Poleski in the Web ?. It wanted to find data of my ancestors...
Thank you.
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Sergei !!
You can say me where to find information me on this town in the Web. It wanted to find data of my ancestors... and where are you from ?
You can say me where to find information me on this town in the Web. It wanted to find data of my ancestors... and where are you from ?
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Hello Gabriel, I doubt that on the Web you'll find genealogically specific information about Kossovo. To obtain genealogy information you need to perform research. This is accomplished by, among other ways, contacting various archives and local registry offices in Belarus and archives in Russia
(e.g., for military records). Are your ancestors Poles, Belarusians, or Jews, or other? Have you checked the Mormon Family Histroy Library to determine if they have microfilmed any relevant records...they have some Roman Catholic parish records:
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... ns=*,180,0?
(e.g., for military records). Are your ancestors Poles, Belarusians, or Jews, or other? Have you checked the Mormon Family Histroy Library to determine if they have microfilmed any relevant records...they have some Roman Catholic parish records:
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... ns=*,180,0?
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Ok, Lavrentiy. Thanks for the information.
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Hello Gabriel, Your ancestors were Jews. The Jewishgen Belarus Special Interest Group has a lot of information which will be helpful to you, including what Jewish records
are available, plus via Jewishgen's Family Finder you can find others who
are researching your shtetl and/or your ancestors:
http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/
The link to Jewishgen's Family Finder:
http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/
are available, plus via Jewishgen's Family Finder you can find others who
are researching your shtetl and/or your ancestors:
http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/
The link to Jewishgen's Family Finder:
http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/
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Re: Kossow Poleski
Yes Lavrentiy, this already knew it, but I could not find information in that site. Thank you very much in any case.
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Sergei, You can say me where to find information me on this town in the Web. It wanted to find data of my ancestors... and where are you from ? I reside in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Thanks for all
Thanks for all
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Re: Kossow Poleski
I live in Bereza, Brest region. The only web site about Kossovo I know is [Web site does not exist now. Link was removed.]
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Dear Sir!
If you are familiar with cyryllic fonts you can find it on our site: http://www.radzima.org
We'll try to open English version in March 2003.
For more information you cam contact me.
If you are familiar with cyryllic fonts you can find it on our site: http://www.radzima.org
We'll try to open English version in March 2003.
For more information you cam contact me.
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Thanks Viktar, but I will wait the english version.
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Hi,
My grandparents are from Kossov-Poleski too. They came to Israel during the 20s but most of their family was murdered during WW2. I know that there is a memorial booklet for that town but could not get it anywhere (published in the 50s in Israel by the people who came from Kossuv, both in Hebrew & Yidish).
It is very likely that someone poses a copy and can give you the information.
Good luck,
Ronit.
My grandparents are from Kossov-Poleski too. They came to Israel during the 20s but most of their family was murdered during WW2. I know that there is a memorial booklet for that town but could not get it anywhere (published in the 50s in Israel by the people who came from Kossuv, both in Hebrew & Yidish).
It is very likely that someone poses a copy and can give you the information.
Good luck,
Ronit.
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