This map clearly shows the border at Eydtkuhmen, the one location two distant “cousins” both remembered that their -at parents spoke about.
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Hi
Wandering through your website I noticed a spelling error of Eydkuhnen (my sister was born there)
I used the spelling from the map so as to be consistent for the reader. Varied spellings of a single word are often troublesome as researchers do not know if it is the same place or another one that is similar. I have seen this location spelled both ways. I accept your spelling as the one you are most familiar with, but there is a “t” on the map.