Bila Voda [Ru] Biala Woda [Polish]

Novy Targ District, present day SE Poland

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Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

1. Barniak / Barnjak
2. Beryl
3. Bibiak / Bib'jak
4. Bialowodzki / Bilovods'kyj
5. Wasylak / Wasilak / Vasyljak
6. Holowacz/ Cholowacz / Howowacz / Holovach
7. Hudak / Chudak (2 families)
8. Dochanczyk / Dokhan'chyk
9. Karpiak / Karp'jak (3 families)
10. Kobylak / Kobyljak
11. Konowal / Konowaw / Konoval
12. Kolacz / Kowacz / Kolach
13. Korney / Kornay / Kornej (3 families)
14. Kupienczak / Kupenchak
15. Kuryniec / Kurynets' (2 families)
16. Lazarczak / Lazarchak
17. Maciura / Matsjura (2 families)
18. Menciak / Mentsjak
19. Mosiszak / Mosyshak
20. Obertan
21. Salaniec / Salanets
22. Suchodolski / Sukhodol's'kyj
23. Fedoryga / Fedoryha (3 families)
24. Feciak / Fetsjak / Fecjak
25. Feczan / Fechan (2 families)
26. Fugas (2 families)
27. Szyszak / Shyshak
28. Szumilas / Shumyljas (3 families)
29. Chowaniec / Chowanec / Khovanets'
30. Jalowica / Jawowica / Jalovytsja

Parish Data:

No Church - The parish was a filial parish to the one located in SHLJAKHTOVA which in turn was a filial parish to JAVIRKY 3 km away.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 10.45 sq.km. There were 590 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 0 Jews

1840 - 719 Greek Catholics

1859 - 789 Greek Catholics

1879 - 657 Greek Catholics

1899 - 689 Greek Catholics

1926 - 2172 Greek Catholics [data for entire parish]

1936 - 541 Ukrainian Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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