Deutsches Zentralarchiv für Genealogie Records vs Archion records

[JLFrank]

Just curious, I am trying to understand the protestant records for the Graudenz area.

This is my 2nd great grand father;
Johann Weiss
Birth 15 Feb 1825 • Klein Tarpen, Graudenz, Graudenz, West Prussia, Prussia, German Empire
Death 19 Apr 1872 • Grünlinde, Graudenz, West Prussia, Prussia, Germany

Records for his birth, marriage are at Archion (as were his parents)
Some sort of record for birth or confirmation or burial of his children are at Archion. (Therese b1854, Johan Herman b 1859, August Rudolf b1861, Maria Julie b 1864, Otto c 1865, Carl Gustave 1865-1865).

But for the child Julius 1869-1869 and Johann 1825-1872, the burial records (by FamilySearch) are in the holdings of the "Deutsches Zentralarchiv für Genealogie" and are in some other Polish Archive.
Are these representing a different protestant church?
Is the archive at Leipzig State Archives?

I have not been able to find the death (or possible remarriage?) for his wife. I am wondering if I need to go to this other archive.
Wilhelmine Caroline Golombek (wife)
Birth 22 OCT 1829 • Grünlinde, Graudenz, West Prussia, Prussia, Germany
Death (AFT. 1869 when last child born)

Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.

 

[vnagel2004]

This is topic number xyz always dealing with the same situation.

The only varying aspect is the point of view from which you start looking at the same situation.

I am terribly sorry, but we simply cannot every other day re-start from scratch.

Please i.e. use Wikipedia to learn details about this institution

Deutsches Zentralarchiv für Genealogie = Deutsche Zentralstelle für Genealogie

Deutsche Zentralstelle für Genealogie – Wikipedia

de.wikipedia.org

And no - regarding the Graudenz Evangelical Church - this is no different church.

Plus you already have the desired records from your visit at the Family Search Center.

Thanks for your understanding.

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[JLFrank]

Yes - I am happy with the images on family Search.. Good to same church.

And it looks like the Leipzig archive is correct. So good to know.
Thanks