The grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen at Barcice Mennonite Cemetery (Mennonitenfriedhof Tragheimerweide) in 2012. Until 1945 this area belonged to the province of East Prussia/Ostpreussen, Germany.
The German population left after the province had to be handed over to Poland as a result of World War II, but their graves remained behind.
The epitaph says in German language:
"Grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen from Rehhoff
Born 14. August 1817
Died 27. December 1864
and his children Elise, Emilie and Agneta"
More on this region under: www.ordensland.de
The German population left after the province had to be handed over to Poland as a result of World War II, but their graves remained behind.
The epitaph says in German language:
"Grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen from Rehhoff
Born 14. August 1817
Died 27. December 1864
and his children Elise, Emilie and Agneta"
More on this region under: www.ordensland.de
The grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen at Barcice Mennonite Cemetery (Mennonitenfriedhof Tragheimerweide) in 2012. Until 1945 this area belonged to the province of East Prussia/Ostpreussen, Germany.
The German population left after the province had to be handed over to Poland as a result of World War II, but their graves remained behind.
The epitaph says in German language:
"Grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen from Rehhoff
Born 14. August 1817
Died 27. December 1864
and his children Elise, Emilie and Agneta"
More on this region under: www.ordensland.de
The German population left after the province had to be handed over to Poland as a result of World War II, but their graves remained behind.
The epitaph says in German language:
"Grave of the salesman Cornelius Janzen from Rehhoff
Born 14. August 1817
Died 27. December 1864
and his children Elise, Emilie and Agneta"
More on this region under: www.ordensland.de
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