Povroznik [Ru] Powroznik[Polish]

Novy Sacz District, present day SE Poland


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


  1. Bartosz / Bartosh ( 3 families)
  2. Burmila / Burmyla
  3. Warcholak / Varkholjak
  4. Gazdyk / Gazdyk ( 2 families)
  5. Galayda / Galajda
  6. Halay / Galay / Halaj ( 2 families)
  7. Galik / Galyk (4 families)
  8. Haluk / Haljuk
  9. Halczak / Chalczak / Alczak / Hal'chak
  10. Honczar / Garncarz / Honchar
  11. Zhdynak / Zhdyniak / Zhdnyjak
  12. Zubal / Zubiel / Zubal' (2 families)
  13. Kaliczka / Kalichka (2 families)
  14. Knysz / Knisz / Khysh
  15. Kozlik / Kozlyk
  16. Koluba (2 families)
  17. Kostyk / Koscik / Kostyk
  18. Koczur / Kotsur (4 families)
  19. Krystofik / Krystofyk
  20. Kubicz / Kubych
  21. Kuzmiak / Kuzmjak
  22. Kulinicz / Kulynych (3 families)
  23. Kulimaczak / Kulymachak
  24. Maximik / Maksymyk
  25. Mamczara / Mamchara (2 families)
  26. Maczuga / Machuga ( 3 families)
  27. Nowak / Novak
  28. Panczak / Panchak (2 families)
  29. Parylak / Paryljak (4 families)
  30. Patkan / Patkan'
  31. Polanski / Polans'kyj
  32. Potocki / Potots'kyj
  33. Pulawski / Pulavs'kyj
  34. Sasala (2 families)
  35. Sulinczyk / Sulynchyk
  36. Susidka (4 families)
  37. Tryszczyla / Tryshchyla (4 families)
  38. Forgacz / Forgach (3 families)
  39. Czupina / Chupyna

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

The church was "Saint James, Brother of Our Lord" [1612] [still standing]

The wooden church was relocated to the present site because of a flood in 1813. It is now used by Poles. It was a filial church to KRYNYCA until 1848

In 1785 the village lands comprised 16.71 sq km. There were 550 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 0 Jews

1840 - 792 Greek Catholics

1859 - 682 Greek Catholics

1879 - 720 Greek Catholics

1899 - 786 Greek Catholics

1926 - 905 Greek Catholics

1936 - 1040 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 2015 Roman Catholics and 1015 Jews in the area

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

The villages of MUSHYNA was served by the priest


LDS microfilm 1899496 contains Births 1784-1877, Marriages 1785-1882 and Deaths 1785-1891