Mychkivtsi [Ru] [Polish]

Lisko District, present day SE Poland

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

1. Andrut
2. Bycz / Bych
3. Borko ( 2 families)
4. Bryndza / Brindza ( 3 families)
5. Walko / Val'ko
6. Wysoczanski / Vysochans'kyj
7. Woytow / Vojtiv ( 2 families)
8. German ( 2 families)
9. Hrynkiw / Hrynkiv ( 2 families)
10. Darmoid
11. Dugan
12. Zawoyski / Zavijs'kyj
13. Klen
14. Klim / Klym
15. Klucznik / Kljuchnyk
16. Kowbel / Kovbel'
17. Koltak ( 2 families)
18. Kosciow / Kostsiv
19. Krutio / Krucio / /Krut'o
20. Lazoryk
21. Lesiow / Lesiv
22. Lopuszanski / Lopushans'kyj
23. Makaryszyn / Makaryshyn
24. Pendrak
25. Popowicz / Popowyc / Popovych
26. Rapak
27. Serbin / Serbyn ( 2 families)
28. Serbiniak / Serbinjak
29. Sydor / Sidor
30. Sosniak / Sosnjak
31. Cycak / Tsytsak
32. Szwec / Szwiec / Szewec / Shvets'

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

The church was "Saint George" [1911] [still standing]

The village was a filial parish to BIBRKA 4km away

The masonry church replaced an older wooden church and is now used by Poles. A masonry chapel built in 1858 commemorates the abolition of serfdom in 1848 and annualy servives were held every May 3.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 8.69 sq km. There were 250 Greek Catholics 105 Roman Catholics and 7 Jews

1840 - 347 Greek Catholics

1859 - 281 Greek Catholics

1879 - 253 Greek Catholics

1899 - 301 Greek Catholics

1926 - 396 Greek Catholics

1936 - 450 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were x Roman Catholics, x Jews

The village was not incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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