Барвінок с

Село належало до Дуклянського деканату Перемиської єпархії.

Barwinek – Wieś położona w pobliżu granicznego grzbietu Beskidu Niskiego. Zniszczona w czasie bitwy o przełęcz Dukielską obecnie odbudowana. Pomnik na mogile 500 Żydów rozstrzelanych przez hitlerowców w 1942 r.

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BARVINOK[Ru] BARWINEK [Polish]

Krosno District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

Bober

Wanat / Wanad / Vanat (2 families)

Warchol / Warhol / Warchil / Varkhol

Winiar / Winiarz / Wynyarz / Vynjar

Glowacki / Hlovats'kyj (5 families)

Hoydycz / Hojdych

Holuta / Holjuta

Gocz / Goch

Dmitryszyn / Dmytryshyn (2 families)

Dralik / Dralyk

Kaminski / Kamienski / Kamins'kyj

Kowalczyk / Koval'chyk

Kondrat

Krupey / Krupej (2 families)

Kuzma

Madera / Madziera

Madzey

Motyka

Nowotarski / Novotarz'kyj

Perhacz / Perhach (2 families)

Piszny / Pyshnyj

Sycz / Sych

Stec / Stec'

Feculanczyn / Fetsyljanchyn

Jabczanka / Jabchanka

Jaceczko / Jatsechko

Parish Data:

Church was «Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary – erected in 1821 [destroyed].

Barvinok was a filial parish to ZYNDRANOVA, located 2.5 km away. The wooden church erected in 1821 is now destroyed. A former church had burned down in 1790. Barvinok was an independent parish until 1815 when it became a filial parish to Zyndranova.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 11.65 sq.km. There were 250 Greek Catholics 35 Roman Catholics and 16 Jews

1840 – 339 Greek Catholics

1859 – 321 Greek Catholics

1879 – 349 Greek Catholics

1899 – 374 Greek Catholics

1926 – 409 Greek Catholics

1936 – 428 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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