The cemetery of Sójkówek

At this cemetery the German inhabitants of Sójkówek and nearby places, like Ocięte, were buried till 1939.

You can reach the cemetery by taking near Sadowne the small road to the left, which leads to Wilczogęby. Before you reach Sójkówek, the wood starts. Take the road to the left, where the wood starts. Then walk along the first lane to the right. It will take some minutes of walking till you see the first gravestones of the cemetery.

Photos and other contributions for the documentation of this cemetery were provided by: Ursula Barsch.

You can choose your starting point from the following item list of the Sójkówek cemetery or return to your query at the Cmentarze Index page.

Newer information:

Nr.	Pict.	Comment
570.1.1		On this evang.-augsburgian cemetery near Sójkówek the German inhabitants of villages like Sójkówek and Ocięte were burried till 1939.
570.1.2		This big wooden cross was made by Edmund Semke.
570.2.1		Big family grave. Forced open?
570.2.2		The wooden plates of the covins can still be seen.
570.4.1		Ludwig Waade
570.5.1		Pedestal and fragment of grave.
570.6.1		Iron cross
570.7.1		Graves hidden under trees.
570.8.1		Floral engraving on the fallen over pedestal.
570.9.1		A sunken in grave.
570.10.1		Alfred Neumann
570.11.1		Fallen over pedestal.
570.12.1		The wilted leaves of the Lily of the Valley cover the grave.
570.13.1		A moss covered pedestal.
570.14.1		Cemetery idyll
570.15.1		Standing cross made of cement.
570.16.1		How can this cross keep standing?
570.17.1		Two pedestals.