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 | | But a search of the Bydgoszcz province phone directory, for instance, might turn up one or two Pryl~a's and give you their addresses; you could write (the letter would almost certainly have to be in Polish) and see if there are any connections... |
 | | The largest numbers lived in the provinces of Bydgoszcz (233), Poznan (268), Torun (173), and Wloclawek (324), so the numbers are particularly large in north central and west central Poland; but those are provinces with large populations anyway, so I don't know that there's much to be concluded from that pattern. |
 | | Unfortunately, they're not often all that helpful, because the places involved are too small to show up on maps, have changed their names over the years, have been absorbed by other communities, or a number of different villages use the same name. |
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