Jäschke (Jaeschke) & Wolf – Rengersdorf

[vedzutic]

T:"JÄSCHKE (JAESCHKE) & WOLF – Rengersdorf" Jäschke

Hello everyone,

I am currently researching my family tree and I have hit a brick wall regarding my ancestors who came from present-day Germany or Poland.

I have the marriage register certificates from Sarajevo (Bosnia, November 1898) for my ancestor, Hedvig Matilda JÄSCHKE. According to these documents:
* Her birth date is February 11, 1875.
* Her parents are Karl JÄSCHKE (also spelled Jaeschke) and Wilhelmina JÄSCHKE, born WOLF.
* Her place of birth is listed as "Rengersdorf, Germany".

Since the document simply states "Rengersdorf", I am not entirely sure about the exact location, as there are a few places with this name. However, since the records explicitly state that the family was Roman Catholic, I strongly assume it refers to Rengersdorf in Silesia (Kreis Glatz) – which is today Krosnowice, Poland.

I would be extremely grateful for any help, clues, or advice on how to find more records about Karl Jäschke and Wilhelmina Wolf from this region.

Thank you very much in advance!

Best regards,
Vedran Žutić
Pula, Croatia

[Grazyna_Gabi]

Takie metryki znajduja sie w Archiwum Państwowym Wrocław - brak skanow online.
https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/wyszukiwarka
i na fs
https://www.familysearch.org/pl/search/ ... oha:312820

I Wojna Swiatowa - Armia Pruska
Datum 1917-12-15
Nachname Jaschke
Vorname August
Ort Rengersdorf, Glatz
Liste Preußen 1015
Reg. o.ä.
Status vermisst
https://des.genealogy.net/search/show/4686734

Nazwisko Wolf tez jest.
https://des.genealogy.net/eingabe-verlu ... rch=Suchen

Pozdrawiam
Grazyna

[vedzutic]

Thank you so much Grażyna for this valuable information and for checking the military databases!

This confirms 100% that I am looking in the right direction. I have already sent an email inquiry to the State Archives in Wrocław and the Archdiocese, so now I will wait for their reply regarding the physical books.

The information about August Jäschke is a fantastic new clue for my family tree. Thank you for your kindness and help!

Best regards,
Vedran