Rostoka [Ru] Rostoka / Roztoka Wielka[Polish]

Nowy Sacz District, present day SE Poland

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

1. Ambroz / Ambrosz (4 families)
2. Bodnarczyk / Bednarczyk / Bodnarchyk
3. Haras / Garas
4. German (3 families)
5. Hopey / Hopej (3 families)
6. Horoszczak / Horosczak / Choroszczak / Horoshchak
7. Huba / Guba / Chuba (2 families)
8. Husienica / Husenytsja
9. Danczak / Danchak (9 families)
10. Danczakiewicz / Danchakevych
11. Jedynak (3 families)
12. Kawulicz / Kavylych (2 families)
13. Kospyrda (2 families)
14. Koscielnyk / Kostel'nyk
15. Kuzmak / Kuz'mak (2 families)
16. Kurczak / Karczak / Kurchak
17. Kuczak / Kuchak
18. Lyga / Liga
19. Maruniak / Marunjak
20. Onufryj
21. Plaskon / Plaskon'
22. Pletenik / Pletenyk (2 families)
23. Puskon
24. Rusinek / Rusinyk / Rusynyk (2 families)
25. Slywa / Sliwa / Slyva (3 families)
26. Tandirak / Tandyrak (5 families)
27. Taras
28. Tarasiewicz / Tarasevych (3 families)
29. Tatar (2 families)
30. Ulucki / Uljuts'kyj (2 families)
31. Fatala (2 families)
32. Czupak / Czupik / Chupak (4 families)
33. Szafran / Szafren / Shafran (5 families)
34. Szwarczak / Shvarchak

Additional Lemko Surnames Extracted From Greek Catholic Church Metrical Records [by Barb Jamieson]

1. Holowiak
2. Riwak
3. Bogacz
4. Hawrylak
5. Petrykiewicz/Pietrykiewicz
6. Bohacz
7. Dombronski/Dombrowski
8. Sliwa
9. Siekira

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

The church was "Saint Demetrius" [1818] [still standing]

The wooden church was renovated in 1881. It replaced am older wooden church that collapsed in 1817. It is now used by Poles. In 1636 the landowner Stanyslav Ljubomyrs'kyj gave Rostoka to o. Andrij Uluc'kyj for 100 zloty.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 8.76 sq km. There were 408 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 0 Jews

1840 - 520 Greek Catholics

1859 - 290 Greek Catholics

1879 - 326 Greek Catholics

1899 - 440 Greek Catholics

1926 - 602 Greek Catholics

1936 - 548 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 11 Jews

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

Localities served by the priest were Kryzhivka

LDS microfilm is available - number unknown at this time