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Сообщения RebeccaChilko (4)Тема: Хилько
6.11.2022, 12:10
I am looking for information on my Grandfather's Family from Sakovichi, Grodno, Belarus - Near Slonim.
Surname: Chilko / Khilko / Khilko / Khilko
My Grandfather:
Pawel Chilko
D.OB 29 July 1921
Born in Sakowice, Slonim, Poland (Now Sakovichi Village, Grodno, Belarus - Near Slonim)
Attended Primary School in Sakowice 1929 - 1934
1934 - 1944 Worked as a farmworker “at home” in Sakowice
Deported to Germany in 1944
*** missing information*** Not sure if he was a POW or Civilian Forced Laborer?
Approx Years: 1946 to 1949 – Worked in Labor Service Companies 2040, 4047 and 4101
Immigrated to Australia 1949 – Departed from Naples, Italy on General Blatchford
Aleksander/Alexander Chilko
Pawel's Brother
Unknown Date of Birth – possibly 1923 in Sakovichi as well
Pawel said Aleks was accused of blowing up a railway and taken by the Germans and he didn't know what happened to him.
? maybe a member of The Partisans?
Zachary Chilko
Pawel's Father
Alternative Spelling:
Zaharijusz Chilko (from Pawel's Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Zakhary Khilko (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
DOB 30 January 1889 (according to Pawel's diary)
Served in WWI. Died of complications from something related to the war after the kids were born.
? Maybe exposure to chemical weapons?
Nadza Jadzia Ochlorowic (from Pawel's Australian Marriage Certificate)
Pawel's Mother
Alternative Spellings:
Nadzieja Ocholowicz (from Pawel's Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Nadznaga Ochnalwecz (from my Aunty who is unsure where she saw/found this spelling)
Nadezhda Olkorovich / Olkhorvich (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
DOB 22 May 1885 (according to Pawel's Diary)
We think Pawel mentioned returning home after the war and mum wasn't there.
Pawel also mentioned that his hometown/village was flattened to the ground after the war which suggests he may have actually gone home to find mum.
I would be grateful if anyone could help me locate any information on my family. It's very difficult with the languages and also living in Australia.
Thank you 
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Тема: KHILKO Family From The Village of Sakovichi
6.11.2022, 11:57
>> Ответ на сообщение пользователя LAdamovich от 1 ноября 2022 13:53
Thank you! I will definitely check these out!
I may have already looked at the Family Search one but I'll double check to make sure
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Тема: KHILKO Family From The Village of Sakovichi
6.11.2022, 11:55
LAdamovich написал:[q] https://partizany.by/partisans/59702/
Khilko Alexander Mikhailovich
Place of birth: Sloboda Kuchenka village, Kopyl district, Minsk region, BSSR
Date of birth: 1923
Nationality: Belorussian
The award sheet states that he led underground groups in Grodno region.
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Thank you. But I don't think it's our Alexander... Ours would be Alexander Zakharovich Khilko. Going off his father's name.
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Тема: KHILKO Family From The Village of Sakovichi
1.11.2022, 7:05
I am looking for information on my Grandfather's Family from Sakovichi, Grodno, Belarus - Near Slonim.
Surname: Chilko / Khilko / Хилько / Хилко
My Grandfather:
Pawel Chilko
D.O.B 29 July 1921
Born in Sakowice, Slonim, Poland (Now Sakovichi Village, Grodno, Belarus – Near Slonim)
Attended Primary School in Sakowice 1929 – 1934
1934 – 1944 Worked as a farmworker “at home” in Sakowice
Deported to Germany in 1944
*** missing information*** Not sure if he was a POW or Civilian Forced Laborer?
Approx Years: 1946 to 1949 – Worked in Labor Service Companies 2040, 4047 and 4101
Immigrated to Australia 1949 – Departed from Naples, Italy on General Blatchford
Aleksander/Alexander Chilko
Pawel’s Brother
Unknown Date of Birth – possibly 1923
Pawel said Aleks was accused of blowing up a railway and taken by the Germans and he didn’t know what happened to him.
? maybe a member of The Partisans?
Zachary Chilko
Pawel’s Father
Alternative Spelling:
Zaharijusz Chilko (from Pawel’s Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Zakhary Khilko (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
D.O.B. 30 January 1889 (according to Pawel’s diary)
Served in WWI. Died of complications from something related to the war after the kids were born.
? Maybe exposure to chemical weapons?
Nadza Jadzia Ochlorowic (from Pawel’s Australian Marriage Certificate)
Pawel’s Mother
Alternative Spellings:
Nadzieja Ocholowicz (from Pawel’s Post War Card from the Arolsen Archives)
Nadznaga Ochnalwecz (from my Aunty who is unsure where she saw/found this spelling)
Nadezhda Oklorovich (Russian / Belarusian Spelling)
D.O.B. 22 May 1885 (according to Pawel’s Diary)
We think Pawel mentioned returning home after the war and mum wasn’t there.
Pawel also mentioned that his hometown/village was flattened to the ground after the war which suggests he may have actually gone home to find mum.
I would be grateful if anyone could help me locate any information on my family. It's very difficult with the languages and also living in Australia.
Thank you
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