Dovhe [Ru] Dlugie [Polish]

Gorlice District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

1. Balasz / Balach
2. Barna (4 families)
3. Groziak / Hrozjak (2 families)
4. Dziumbila / Dziumbiwa / Dzjumbyla
5. Dyrdycz / Dyrdych (2 families)
6. Kawak / Kauka / Kavka
7. Koszar / Koshar
8. Ksenicz / Xenicz / Xienicz / Ksenych
9. Marczak / Marchak
10. Nester / Nestor
11. Romanczak / Romanchak
12. Rusyn / Rusin
13. Sabatowicz / Sabatovych
14. Stach / Stakh
15. Uram (5 families)
16. Chymczak / Chimczak / Hymczak / Khymchak
17. Czuly / Czuwy Chulyj (4 families)
18. Szwigar / Shvihar
19. Jakubicz / Jakubich

Parish Data:

The church was "Saint Demetrius the Great Martyr" [1750] [unknown status]

This village was a filial parish to the one located in RADOCYNA 3 km away. The wooden church was built in 1750 and was renovated in 1897/98. It was an independant parish until 1799 when it was made a filial parish to Radocyna

In 1785 the village lands comprised 5.77 sq. km. There were 197 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 6 Jews

1840 - 278 Greek Catholics

1859 - 295 Greek Catholics

1879 - 313 Greek Catholics

1899 - 331 Greek Catholics

1926 - 100 Greek Catholics

1936 - 0 Greek Catholics [villlage became Orthodox]

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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