Unique names from Silesia, created during Connect-a-Thon

Question

During the recent Connect-a-Thon, I added profiles mainly from Silesia, based on the church books of Groß Peterwitz and neighbouring parishes. Interestingly enough, this activity produced tons of first-ever LNAB occurrences in WikiTree like Brawansky, Dwuletzki, Fitzon, Hermeth, Kalabis, Krayczy, Misioch, Modlich, Offik, Pinkala, Piskalla, Schiwon, Scviety, Tebel, Trulay and more. And all of these are still unconnected!

With thousands of emigrants from Silesia, there should be WikiTreers with an interest in making connections to this large group (100+ profiles) of unconnected Silesians. Can you find the missing links?

Comments

I feel for those unique names, I had to add one of my dad's friends (unrelated) to the tree so that I didn't feel so alone.

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Unique, of course, can have very positive connotations. 

When it comes to being the only profile for a LNAB on WikiTree, however, it's rather sad. Thanks for your contributions to connecting lonely LNABs to our Common Tree! 

Answer 1

I was not aware of that source. I took a look but I was not able to understand how to use it due to language difficulties.

I added some Silesian profiles a while back from my sister-in-law's family history book but was unable to find good sources for them.  For example: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Trzoska-2

I wonder if they would be on that site.

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Using the meta search function of that site yielded a number of Trzoska entries, mainly from Gieraltowitz, but no overlap with any Trzoska profiles on WikiTree (yet). Sooner or later, I'm sure, the connection will be found.

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I added a research note to Hubert Zymelka's profile, currently a unique LNAB at WikiTree, linking to Zymelka lists in Silesian family books at genealogy.net.