Tauf, Katholische Kirche, Striegau, Schlesien 1870

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Hallo.
My name is Mauricio Soto Neisser, from Neisser family in Santiago Chile, South America.
I need the Geburtsurkunde or Taufschein of my german ancestor Hugo Neisser.
Hugo Neisser is born in 1870 in Striegau, Schlesien, Deutschland. But the problem is now that city is Strzegom, Poland.
The civil register exist in Striegau, Schlesien, from 1874...
And my ancestor is born in 1870...
Where can I looking for the Geburtsurkunde or Taufschein of Hugo Neisser?
In the church register?
My ancestor was Catolic religion.

The complete name of my ancestor is:
Hugo Carl Paul Neisser
Birth: December 6, 1870, Striegau, Schlesien, Deutschland
Name of the father: Robert (or Rupert) Neisser
Name of the mother: Josepha (or Josephina) Pöhl
Religion: Catolic.

Exist catolic church in Striegau in 1870?
Where is now in this moment the Geburtsurkunde or Taufschein (church registers) of 1870 Striegau?
I don't know..
Please help me.
Thank you very much.

Mauricio from Neisser family in Chile

[cindyk]

What I do first is look up the name of the town in the book: Meyers Orts- und Verkehrs-Lexikon des Deutschen Reichs. 5. Auflage. 1912. This books gives you info on the town/city/village, including the relevant Standesamt and if there are any churches located there.

There is an internet site that's a good source if you want to determine the Standesamt, Kirchenspiel (the community parish), County name, Polish name, etc:

http://www.kartenmeister.com/preview/City.asp?CitNum=40635

According to the two sources just mentioned, Striegau had its own Catholic Church.

So the next step would be to determine if the records still exist for the year 1870.

First you can check to see if a Polish Archive has them:

http://baza.archiwa.gov.pl/sezam/pradziad.php?l=en

And you can also check to see if the Mormons have the records on microfilm:

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermainframeset.asp?display=localitysearch&columns=*,0,0

If neither of them do, then maybe the Staatsarchiv in Leipzig has them. There are people active in this internet forum who have a list of that archive's inventory (Staatsarchiv Leipzig- Bestandsverzeichnis). You can ask them if they know if these records still exist.