Ulyuch [Ru] [Polish]

Dobromyl District, present day SE Poland

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

  1. Babiy / Babij
  2. Bagan / Bahan (4 families)
  3. Badyra (2 families)
  4. Beca / Betsa
  5. Borownicki / Borovnts'kyj
  6. Budko
  7. Warski / Vars'kyj
  8. Wasiunio / Vasjun'o
  9. Wowk / Vovk (2 families)
  10. Hawran / Gawran / Havran
  11. Hlomiecki / Hlomets'kyj
  12. Hnatyw / Gnatow / Gnativ (2 families)
  13. Honczar / Garncarz / Honchar
  14. Hryn / Gryn / Hryn' (2 families)
  15. Gulaczek / Guljachok
  16. Danczak / Danchak
  17. Demko
  18. Dobranski / Dobrjans'kyj
  19. Dolny / Dol'nyj
  20. Drobot
  21. Zastawski / Zastavs'kyj
  22. Znak
  23. Zubryl
  24. Iwanik / Ivanyk
  25. Kibala (3 families)
  26. Klim / Klym ( 2 families)
  27. Kocan / Kocon / Kocian / Kotsan
  28. Kowal / Koval (2 families)
  29. Kowalczyk / Kovalchyk
  30. Kostowicz / Kostovych
  31. Kraynik / Krajnyk (2 families)
  32. Kreczko / Krechko ( 2 families)
  33. Kulik / Kulig/ Kulyk (2 families)
  34. Kunicz / Kunych
  35. Kuroczka / Kureczka / Kurochka (2 families)
  36. Lewkowicz / Levkovych (2 families)
  37. Leszczyszyn / Leshchyshyn
  38. Mazuryk
  39. Malinka / Malynka
  40. Mielnik / Mel'nyk
  41. Morayka / Morjaka
  42. Morgula
  43. Moskal / Moskal'
  44. Perhacz / Perchacz / Perhach (2 families)
  45. Petruszczak / Petrushchak
  46. Pisarczyk / Pysarchyk (2 families)
  47. Podolak / Podoljak
  48. Proc / Prots' (2 families)
  49. Rybczak / Rybchak (2 families)
  50. Ruszczak / Rushchak
  51. Sielenski / Selens'kyj
  52. Seman
  53. Salby / Slabyj (2 families)
  54. Sliwka / Slyvka
  55. Soltys / Soltis / Soltys
  56. Soroka / Sroka
  57. Sosnicki / Sosnyts'kyj
  58. Stasienko / Stasenko
  59. Suchnik / Sukhnyk
  60. Ciesla / Teslja
  61. Tymko (3 families)
  62. Tracz / Trach
  63. Tchoryk / Thoryk / Tkhoryk (3 families)
  64. Uchrynik / Uhrynyk
  65. Feszczyszyn / Feshchyshyn
  66. Cholawka / Kholjavka ( 3 families)
  67. Ceklinski / Tseklyns'kyj
  68. Ciupa / Tsjupa
  69. Czerniecki / Chernets'kyj (3 family)
  70. Szwayczak / Shvajchak
  71. Szpak / Szpiak / Shpak
  72. Szczurko / Shchurko

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was "Saint Nicholas" [1925 ] [ still standing ]

The wooden church was burned during the 1944-47 deportations but is now restored. The villages dates from the princes period. 2 km from the church. on a 300m. hill overlooking the San River there was a former Basilian church of the Ascension built in 1510. The monastery which also ran a school for woodcarvers was supressed by Joseph II in the late 18th century and the monks were transferred to Dobromyl. A new icon screen had been painted in 1683.

The church - now a museum is the oldest surviving wooden Greek Catholic church in Poland.

From 1842 until 1861 the were 2 administrators in the parish. 1 in Ulyuch and one in nearby Dobra.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 19 sq km. There were 1150 Greek Catholics 80 Roman Catholics and 40 Jews

1840 - 1330 Greek Catholics

1859 - 1021 Greek Catholics

1879 - 1307 Greek Catholics

1899 - 1630 Greek Catholics

1926 - 2080 Greek Catholics

1936 - 1160 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 192 Roman Catholics and 193 Jews - also 38 Evangelicals

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

Filial church in DOBRA SHLJAKHOTS'KA

The village HRUSHIVKA 4km away was served by the priest

LDS microfilm is not available