Volycja [Ru] Wolica[Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

1. Bonczak / Bonchak (3 families)
2. Bryla / Brywa (3 families)
3. Glowacki / Glowats'kyj
4. Hrynko / Grynko / Hryn'ko
5. Kowalczyk / Koval'chyk (4 families)
6. Kot (4 families)
7. Lyczaczko / Liczaczko / Lychachko
8. Liput
9. Luczka / Luczko / Luchka
10. Macyk / Macik / Matsyk
11. Peleyko / Pelejko
12. Piekny / Pehknyj
13. Piecuch / Petsykh
14. Podolak / Podoljak
15. Semanczyk / Semanczak / Semanchyk
16. Semeneyko / Semenejko

Parish Data:

Church was Saints Peter and Paul [1826] [still standing]

The church was renovated in 1907 and 1911. The first church was built in 1572 in the higher part of the village but was moved to the center. It was used until 1820 when the Polish government forced the owner to build a new church

In 1785 the village lands comprised 8.13 sq km There were 148 Greek Catholics 36 Roman Catholics and 16 Jews

1840 - 221 Greek Catholics

1859 - 227 Greek Catholics

1879 - 580 Greek Catholics

1899 - 370 Greek Catholics

1926 - 417 Greek Catholics

1936 - 31 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

In 1936 there were 2352 Roman Catholics in the area (BUKIVSKO) and 710 Jews

Filial Churches located in BELKHIVJA (6km), RATNAVYCJA (6km)

Villages served by the priest were BUKIVSKO (4km) and ZBOJISKA (3.5km)

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