Баниця с [біля Ізб]

Баниця (Лемківщина).

Належало до Грибівського деканату Перемиської єпархії.

За поділом 1999 р. – гміна Устя Горлицьке, повіт Горлице, Малопольське воєводство.

BANYCJA [Ru] BANICA [Polish]

Grybow District, present day SE Poland

also Gorlice District

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

*NOTE – There is another village by the name Banycja located in Gorlice district. It was a filial parish to KRYVA. Surnames from both locations are combined here.

Adamowicz / Adamovych

Adamczyk / Adamchyk (3 families)

Adamiak / Adam'jak

Andrasz / Andracz / Andrash (5 families)

Baliszyn / Balyshyn (3 families)

Barniak / Barnjak

Bil / Biel / Bil' (4 families)

Byrda

Byszczak / Biszczak / Byshchak

Bihun / Biegun

Bilanski / Biljans'kyj

Bolak / Boljak

Wasylkiewicz / Vasyl'kevych

Hawryszak / Havryshak

Geleta / Gieleta

Hladczyk / Hladchyk

Hobiak / Hobjak

Horysz / Horysh

Hrabczak / Hrapczak / Hrabchak

Hunczak / Hun'chak

Demczak / Demchak

Dudyk / Dudik

Zeryla (2 families)

Zolnierczyk / Zolnirczyk / Zhovnirchyk

Irga

Kapko (6 families)

Karanicz / Karanych

Kowalczyk / Koval'chyk

Kolczun / Kolczon / Kolchun

Krawczyk / Krawczik / Kravchyk

Krynicki / Krynyts'kyj (3 families)

Kudzianicz / Kudzanicz / Kudzjanych (5 families)

Kilincz / Kulynych

Kuryar / Kur'jar

Lazaryszak / Lazaryshak

Lelinski / Lelins' kyj

Mastylak / Mastyljak

Melma / Mel'ma

Mika

Motyka

Nalesnik / Nalysnyk

Nestor

Opalka / Opawka

Oslawicki / Oswawicki / Olavyts'kyj (2 families)

Pregnar

Prycz / Prych

Ryszczak / Ryshchak

Sawoczko / Sawocko / Savochko

Senio / Sen'o

Swirklinski / Svirklyns'kyj

Sekera / Sekiera / Siekera

Sydorak / Sidorak / Sydorjak

Skwirtnianski / Skvirtnjans'kyj

Spiszak / Spishak

Stec / Stets' (2 families)

Stregacz / Stryhach

Sukowacz / Sukovach

Sulyk (2 families)

Tanczak / Tanchak (6 families)

Tereszko / Tereshko (2 families)

Uchal / Uhal / Ukhal' (5 families)

Szach / Shakh

Szewczyk / Szewczik / Shevchyk

Szczawinski / Shchavyns'kyj

Fes

Filak / Filjak

Frycz / Frych

Chorwat / Horwat / Khorvat

Car / Tsar

Szymoczko / Shymochko

Szkomba / Szkemba / Shkomba

Jasinczak / Jasinchak

Parish Data:

Church was «Saints Kosmas and Damian – erected in 1798 [still standing]. GRYBOW district

At first the church was designated as a chapel but promoted to parish status in 1887. The wooden church was built 1797/8 and renovated in 1922. A four room masonry rectory was erected in 1897. In 1589 the Bishop of Krakow donated the land for support of a Greek Catholic priest and in 1659, because this original document had burned, the Bishop of Krakow confirmed the possession of the parish and all of the land as well as land in the filial parish of CHERTYZHNE.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 9.11 sq.km. There were 368 Greek Catholics no Roman Catholics and no Jews

1840 – 606 Greek Catholics

1859 – 550 Greek Catholics

1879 – 420 Greek Catholics

1899 – 473 Greek Catholics

1926 – 558 Greek Catholics

1936 – 131 Greek Catholics and 361 Orthodox

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

Filial parish located in Chertyzhne

Джерело: carpatho-rusyn.org

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