Dalova [Ru] Daliowa [Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

1. Barna
2. Bober (3 families)
3. Bykanicz / Bykanych
4. Byrda (3 families)
5. Gynda / Ginda / Geda / Hynda
6. Hoydicz / Goydycz / Hojdych (2 families)
7. Hryla / Hrywa (3 families)
8. Husar / Chusar
9. Dydioch / Dynd'okh
10. Zyla / Zhywa / Zhyla
11. Kozak
12. Konik / Konyk
13. Kostycz / Kostyc / Kostych
14. Kotys / Kotes (2 families)
15. Krupey / Krupej (3 families)
16. Krzypcio / Krypts'o
17. Kurdyla / Kurdylo (4 families)
18. Kuryawa / Kurjava
19. Liczaty / Lichatyj (2 families)
20. Laca / Ljatsa
21. Matlaga
22. Popowyc / Popovych
23. Porada (3 families)
24. Salamaha / Sawamaha (2 families)
25. Skirczak / Skurczak / Skirchak (3 families)
26. Steranak / Scieranka
27. Sudia / Sudja ( 2 families)
28. Tyliczka / Tylychka
29. Tylawski / Tyljavs'kyj
30. Farbaniec / Farbanets' (2 families)
31. Fedio / Fedzio / Fed'o
32. Ficula / Ficuwa / Fitsula (5 families)
33. Szymula / Szymuwa / Shmula

Parish Data:

The church was "Saint Paraskeva" [1933] [ still standing]

The wooden church was built in 1889 replacing an older church that existed as early as 1828. The church was destroyed by fire in 1931 and rebuilt in 1933

In 1547 in the filial parish of JASLYSKA there was a Greek Catholic parish established by the Latin Bishop of Peremyshl who owned the property but nothing now remains.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 18.81 sq. km. There were 430 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 0 Jews

1840 - 553 Greek Catholics

1859 - 638 Greek Catholics

1879 - 711 Greek Catholics

1899 - 745 Greek Catholics

1926 - 720 Greek Catholics

1936 - 552 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

In 1936 there were 1407 Roman Catholics and 335 Jews

Filial parish was located in SHKLJARY and the village of JASLYS'KA was served by the priest of the main parish

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