Hrap [Ru] Grab[Polish]

Jaslo District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

  1. Artymiak / Artym'jak
  2. Babiak / Bab'jak
  3. Balasz / Balash (2 families)
  4. Barna
  5. Walko / Wal'ko
  6. Hawrylak / Harilak / Chawrylak / Havryljak
  7. Gaydoz / Gaydozh / Gajdosh
  8. Harcic / Hartsyts'
  9. Hiczak / Hychak
  10. Hyczka / Hiczka / Hychka
  11. Giba
  12. Honowicz / Honovych
  13. Hoszko / Hoshko ( 3 families)
  14. Groziak / Grozjak
  15. Zeleniak / Zelenjak
  16. Kaduk
  17. Kecz / Kech
  18. Kiczak / Kychak
  19. Knysz / Knisz / Knysh ( 2 families)
  20. Konik / Konyk
  21. Kotyrha / Koterha
  22. Kuncz / Kun'ch ( 2 families)
  23. Lygus / Ligus ( 2 families)
  24. Lyzak / Lizak / Lyzak ( 2 families)
  25. Mazeryc / Mazherych
  26. Mayba / Majba
  27. Maxymiak / Maximak / Maksym'jak
  28. Malaga
  29. Masley / Maselej
  30. Oniszczak / Onisczak / Onyshchak
  31. Pawelczak / Pavel'chak (3 families)
  32. Peleniak / Pelenjak
  33. Pyrtko / Pirtko / Pyrdko
  34. Pisanicz / Pysanych ( 2 families)
  35. Puchyr / Puchir / Pukhyr
  36. Rusyn / Rusin ( 2 families)
  37. Sym ( 2 families)
  38. Synica / Sienica / Synytsja
  39. Tymczak / Tymchak
  40. Czepirdak / Chepirdak
  41. Czyczyla / Czycyla / Chychyla
  42. Jurasz / Jurash
  43. Jasinski / Jasins'kyj

Parish Data:

Church was "Saints Kosmos and Damian" [1809] [ destroyed]

The wooden church was renovated in 1920 and 1933. Only a small chapel remains.

The first mention of a parish is from 1633, when the landowner gave certain privlidges to the priest. The first school was formed in 1829. In 1911 about half of the village turned to Orthodoxy but by 1912 had returned. In 1927-29 part of the village again turned to Orthodoxy

In 1785 the village lands comprised 16.10 sq km. There were 450 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 9 Jews

1840 - 656 Greek Catholics

1859 - 543 Greek Catholics

1879 - 656 Greek Catholics

1899 - 720 Greek Catholics

1926 - 502 Greek Catholics

1936 - 609 Greek Catholics [91 had left for the USA)

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

In 1936 there wer 26 Roman Catholics, 263 Orthodox and 8 Jews

Filial church located in OZHYNNA 3km away

The village of VYSHOVATKA 2km away was served by the priest

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