My ancestor Jan Frimel was born on may 23, 1886 in Andrespol (a village near Lodz). He is a German and a Protestant.
During world war 1, he served as a soldier in the Russian Imperial army (lower rank). The full name of the unit is the 29th infantry Chernihiv General field Marshal count Dibich ...

Thank you very much, Grazyna_Gabi!

Unfortunately, there is no access for familysearch.org in Russia. So, I haven't an opportunity to look sth there.

Grazyna_Gabi, thank you. I've already explored this site.

My tree of Frimel in 19th century is available to view here http://forum.vgd.ru/1266/68761/0.htm?a=stdforum_view&o=
Unfortunately, it's created only in Russian yet. I hope I will end the translation of the tree in English in one-two weeks.

Also, maybe someone has an access to the Russian Empire Census on Andrespol and Olechov and he will be ready to help me to find persons with surname Frimel.

Moreover, it will be great if you will write here every time you see surname Frimel in documents

Thank you

Grazyna_Gabi, thank you for the answer. I hope this website will help me in the near future. Unfortunally, I didn't find any information about my ancestors in (Alt) Reichenau

Litwos, thank you for the answer. I didn't know that Jerzy = Georg in German.

PabianAus, thank you for the answer. This ...

Good afternoon. I'm grateful you for visiting this topic. I need assistance to find information about my ancestors:


I search:
Frydrych (Jerzy) Frimel was born in Stare Bogaczowice ( https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stare_Bogaczowice ) approximately in 1780. He married Anne Elizabeth nee Engler or ...