Złotów County

The following administrative information was taken from the entry for Złotów in the Słownik geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego i innych krajów słowiańskich. The information was written between 1880-1914. Information was also taken from Meyers Gazetteer, which was published in 1912. The County lasted until the end of World War I. The information below reflects the pre-1887 administrative districts.

Regierungsbezirk:

Kwidzyn (Marienwerder)

Cities:

Złotow, Kamień, Krajenka, Więcbork, Sępolno

Districts:

107 Districts

Catholic Parishes:

Dąbrówka, Głubczyn, Kamień Krajeńskie, Krajenka, Lutowo, Nowe Gronowo, Radawnica, Sępolno Krajeńskie, Sławianowo, Sypniewo, Wałdowo, Wielki Buczek, Wielowicz, Więcbork, Zakrzewo, Złotów

Courts:

District Court (Landgericht):

Chojnice (Konitz)

Lower District Court (Amtsgericht):

Złotów (Flatow)

District Military Command (Bezirkskommando):

Wałcz (Deutsch Krone)

Civil Registries:

Złotow, Batorowo, Buntowo, Downica, Duża Cerkwica, Głomsk, Głubczyn, Górzna, Iłowo, Jastrzębiec, Kamień Krajeński, Kiełpin, Komierowo, Krajenka, Kujan, Lipka, Lutowo, Lutówko, Łąkie, Nowy Dwór, Orzełek, Płocicz, Potulice, Radawnica, Sępolna Krajeńskie, Sokona, Sośno, Stara Wiśniewka, Stare Gronowo, Stawnica, Suchorączek, Sypniewo, Święta, Tarnówka, Wałdowo, Wielki Buczek, Więcbork, Zakrzewek, Zalesie

The German Provinces and Districts required Civil Registrations for Birth, Marriage, and Death records. These events were recorded at the various Civil Registries within the Province. These Registers can be found on multiple websites that provide access to these records.

Kreis Flatow

Source: Reichsamt fur Landesaufnahme. (1893). (Composite of) Sheet 192. Flatow. Karte des Deutschen Reiches. Image taken from: https://uwi-primoalma-prod.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/f/ol0k7k/TN_lunaRUMSEY~8~1~211849~5004525