Odrychova [Ru] Odrzechowa[Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

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

  1. Barna ( 5 families)
  2. Bek (2 families)
  3. Benczik / Benchyk (3 families)
  4. Brenkacz/ Brekacz / Brenkach
  5. Bursztyn / Burshtyn
  6. Buchwak / Bukhvak (2 families)
  7. Werney / Vernej (3 families)
  8. Wowk / Vovk (3 families)
  9. Worobel / Wrobel / Vorobel'
  10. Worobczik / Vorobchyk
  11. Halko / Chalko / Galko / Alko (2 families)
  12. Haraus / Harahus / Heraus / Araus / Haraus
  13. Hnatyk / Chnatyk / Hnacik / Chnacik / Hnatyk ( 4 families)
  14. Holjutiak / Holjutjak
  15. Grynczak / Grynchak
  16. Grubiak / Grubjak
  17. Gulayda / Gulajda ( 3 families)
  18. Huska
  19. Guta
  20. Dracz / Drach ( 3 families)
  21. Duciak / Dutsjak
  22. Zawoyski / Zavijs'kyj (4 families)
  23. Zynio / Zyn'o
  24. Zynczak / Zyn'chak
  25. Zinyk / Zynik / Zinyk
  26. Ziatyk / Zjatyk ( 3 families)
  27. Kawowczik / Kavovchyk
  28. Kapral
  29. Kastraniec / Kastranets
  30. Kyjak (3 families)
  31. Kowalczyk / Koval'chyk
  32. Konik / Konyk (5 families)
  33. Konkiewicz / Konkevych (4 families)
  34. Koruc / Koruts
  35. Kostyk / Koscik / Kostyk
  36. Kotyk
  37. Kusznir / Kusnirz / Kushnir
  38. Kusnirczyk / KushnirchykLabiak / Lab'jak ( 4 families)
  39. Lazorko
  40. Laytar / Lajtar
  41. Lyko
  42. Madara (4 families)
  43. Majczyk / Maycyk / Majchyk
  44. Myhal / Myhal' (4 families)
  45. Midian / Midzian / Mydjan
  46. Mylan / Milan / Myljan (6 families)
  47. Milanczyn / Myljanchyn
  48. Mytrusik / Metrusik / Mytrusyk
  49. Odrzechowski / Odrekhivs'kyj ( 2 families)
  50. Olejar / Olear / Olejarz / Olejar
  51. Palica / Palytsja ( 5 families)
  52. Pastuszynski / Pastushyns'kyj
  53. Pinczar / Pinchar
  54. Pontus
  55. Potoczak / Potochak
  56. Rusyn / Rusin (3 families)
  57. Senkiw / Senkiv
  58. Seredynski / Seredyns'kyj (6 families)
  59. Siwik / Syvyk ( 5 families)
  60. Skrobala ( 4 families)
  61. Skrobaliszyn / Skrobalyshyn
  62. Skrobalak / Skrobaljak ( 2 families)
  63. Slusarz / Sljusar
  64. Stecyk / Stetsyk
  65. Strachocki / Strakhots'kyj
  66. Strus
  67. Fecyk / Fetsyk
  68. Cap / Tsap ( 3 families)
  69. Capik / Tsapyk ( 2 families)
  70. Cieplyj / Cieply / Tsjeplyj ( 2 families)
  71. Cymbala / Tsymbala
  72. Cupryk / Tsupryk ( 6 families)
  73. Szafran / Szafren / Shafran ( 5 families)
  74. Jackanin / Jatskanyn
  75. Jackanycz / Jatskanych

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was "Nativity of Saint John the Baptist" [1817] [still standing]

The masonry church is now usee by Poles.

In 1733, property was aquired for the establishment of the parish. There were two churches in the village until 1817 when the masonry church rplaced both of them. In 1777 a fire burned a good part of the village and the parish records were destroyed. In 1873 a cholera epidemic killed many parishoners.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 36.44 sq km. There were 1270 Greek Catholics 40 Roman Catholics and 23 Jews

1840 - 1628 Greek Catholics

1859 - 1599 Greek Catholics

1879 - 1710 Greek Catholics

1899 - 2006 Greek Catholics

1926 - 2305 Greek Catholics

1936 - 2469 Greek Catholics

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

In 1936 there were 57 Roman Catholics and 3 Jews

The village of PASOVISKA 3km was served by the priest

LDS microfilm #0766033 contains Births 1784-1859 Marriages 1784-1865 and Deaths 1784-1854