Photos from the German Brandenburg and the Oderbruch as well as photos from western Poland (formerly part of Germany)

Links to the German family photo pages about villages and places in eastern Germany as Brandenburg and the Oderbruch with a reference to the name Pehlemann, places from the early history of the family, places A up to M:
• Bad Freienwalde                             • Kienitz
• Chorin Kloster bei Eberswalde     • Kunersdorf
• Eberswalde                                      • Lebus
• Frankfurt a.d. Oder                         • Letschin
• Friedersdorf                                     • Lindendorf
• Friedrichsaue                                   • Lunow
• Golzow                                              • Marienwerder
• Gorgast & Fort Gorgast                  • Müncheberg
• Groß-Neuendorf  •
• Gusow  •
• Hackenow • 

Next places: N up to Z :
• Neuhardenberg                            • Trebnitz
• Neulewin                                         • Wollup
• Niederjesar                                     • Wriezen
• Obersdorf                                        • Wüste Kunersdorf 
• Ortwig                                               • Wulkow 
• Parstein                                            • Zechin
• Petersdorf                                        • Zernickow
• Sachsendorf • 
• Seelow • 
• Sieversdorf  • 

Villages and places in the western part of Poland (after 1945) with a reference to the name Pehlemann, places from the early history of the family. Places named in Polish and German language:

• Mieszkowice - Bärwalde
• Wroclaw - Breslau
• Stubice - Frankfurt-Dammvorstadt
• Boleszkowice - Fürstenfelde
• Zorgelec - Görlitz
• Gryfino - Greifenhagen
• Chojna - Königsberg/Nm
• Kostrzyn - Küstrin
• Kunowice - Kunersdorf
• Krajnik Dolny - Niederkränig/Hohenkränig
• Stargard Szczecinski - Stargard
• Szczecin - Stettin
• Swinoujscie - Swienemünde 

The number of these places does not come close to the majority of places where Pehlemann's were born, lived or died. The reference to Pehlemann is historically proven for at least these places on these pages (linked).

February 2024 Wolfgang L. M. Pehlemann

ps. A multilingual version of this page(s) will follow (maybe-maybe).