Dobra Shljakhoc'ka [Ru] Dobra szlachecka [Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames cited by Krasovs'kyj from 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

  1. Burdziak / Burdzjak
  2. Wyslocki / Wislocki / Vyslotskyj
  3. Gbura (3 families)
  4. Hnatuszko / Hnatushko
  5. Danilec / Danylets' ( 2 families)
  6. Demkowicz / Demkovych (7 families)
  7. Kusztelan / Kushteljan
  8. Lewicki / Levyts'kyj
  9. Mudrak / Mudzrak (2 families)
  10. Niesiewicz / Niziewicz / Nisevych (6 families)
  11. Osolinski / Osolins'kyj
  12. Piernak / Pirnak
  13. Swiec / Svits
  14. Tkacz / Tkach
  15. Uhryn / Uchryn / Uhryn
  16. Fedczak / Fedchak ( 2 families)
  17. Chinko / Khinko
  18. Szczur / Shchur
  19. Czomko / Czomeko / Chomko ( 2 families)
  20. Czochacz / Chokhach
  21. Jaremiak / Jarem'jak
  22. Jacewicz / Jatsevych

Additional surnames cited by the Dobra Shljakhoc'ka Society

  1. Bialas / Bilas / Sometimes Bialas-Dobrzanski
  2. Buczynski
  3. Czajkowski / Czajkowskyj [The Dobra Czajkowski's are part of the Berynda clan, not the Dobrzanski. ]
  4. Czestopian [Sometimes Czestopian-Dobrzanski ]
  5. Dobrzanski / Dobrianskyj / Dobrianski / Dobranski
  6. Dziurdziewicz [Sometimes Dziurdzewicz-Dobrzanski]
  7. Doroczki
  8. Gackiewicz
  9. Hryckiewicz / Hryckewycz
  10. Hrycyniak
  11. Hinko / Hynko
  12. Gizycki
  13. Hubal
  14. Hnal
  15. Kowalskyj
  16. Kowalczyk
  17. Karczynski
  18. Krajnik Also spelled Kraynik
  19. Krowiak
  20. Krol
  21. Kuczman (Kuchman)
  22. Polanski
  23. Popiel
  24. Pankiewicz
  25. Sokolowicz
  26. Stalenyj Stalony

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was "Saint Nicholas / Circumcision of Jesus Christ" [1879] [still standing - but now used by Polish Roman Catholics]

The wooden church "Circumcision" replaced Saint Nicholas and was visited in 1836 by Bishop Snihurs'kyj.

The village was founded in 1402. From 1830-1866 it was a filial parish to ULJUCH. Next to the church is a large bell tower of interest dating from the 1600's and in the village is a roadside shrine.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 21.68 sq km. There were 540 Greek Catholics 65 Roman Catholics and 27 Jews

1840 - x Greek Catholics

1859 - 945 Greek Catholics

1879 - 1136 Greek Catholics

1899 - 1497 Greek Catholics

1926 - 2215 Greek Catholics

1936 - 1712 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 190 Roman Catholics and 60 Jews

The village was incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

LDS microfilm 0766005 is available