At 22:06 19/03/97 GMT, you wrote: >I am looking for Kempice. My maternal grandfather is supposed to be from >there, according to his original application for citizenship. I haven't >been able to find it. I do know that he served in the russian army under >the czar. he was born in 1887 and came to the us for the first time in >1913. Kempice was supposed to be in the sector of Poland under russian >control at the time. Lucia W. (JBondel@aol.com) > There is a Ke,pice (the "e" has a "hook" under it) village in eastern Poland on the Wisl/a River about 5km south west west of De,blin in the Radom wojewodstwo. It probably comes under either Opactwo or Sieciechow parishes. The only other Ke,pice I can find is in the north west of Poland near Slupsk which came under Prussia at the time. _____________________________________________________ Tom Wodzinski tomwodz@pcug.org.au Canberra, AUSTRALIA Policy inaction reflects and serves the interest of the contented majority that elected Government. It helps to preserve the Governments popularity and to strengthen its election prospects.