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Horb [Ru] Czystohorb / Czystogarb [Polish] Now Known as Gorna Weis

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames cited by Krasovs'ky from 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

Biluszak / Bilushak ( 2 familes)

Buran / Burun ( 3 families)

Wakiera / Vakera ( 3 families)

Wakierak / Vakerak

Wapinski / Wapienski / Vapens'kyj

Gojda / Goyda

Hrywniak / Hryvnjak

Hulicz / Gulicz / Gulych

Hurio / Guroi / Hur'o

Dysak

Doroszczuk / Doroshchuk

Zulik Zhulyk

Zwerczuk / Zvirchuk

Kadylak / Kadyljak ( 3 families)

Kostiw / Kosciow / Kostiv

Kucybala / Kutsbala ( 2 families)

Labun

Lataniszyn / Latanyshyn ( 2 families)

Makurowski / Makurovs'kyj

Mankowicz / Mankovych ( 7 families)

Patrosz / Patrosh ( 2 families)

Prystasz / Przystasz / Przysztasz / Prystash

Rudawski / Rudavs'kyj

Rusyn / Rusin

Salancio / Salants'o

Seman ( 2 families)

Semula

Semus

Suchy / Suchyi / Suchiy / Sukhyj

Teleban

Fedkanicz / Fedkanych

Fecko / Fetsko ( 3 families)

Feszanin / Feshanyn

Juszynda / Jushynda

Jacio / Jats'o

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

The village was a filial parish to KOMANCHA 3 km away

Church was «Saint Michael the Archangel» [1900] [destroyed]

The wooden church replaced an older wooden church but was destroyed during the 1944-1947 deportations

In 1785 the village lands comprised 12.77 sq km. There were 440 Greek Catholics 3 Roman Catholics and 6 Jews

1840 – 611 Greek Catholics

1859 – 544 Greek Catholics

1879 – 590 Greek Catholics

1899 – 615 Greek Catholics

1926 – 760 Greek Catholics

1936 – 805 Greek Catholics

The village was not incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

Джерело: carpatho-rusyn.org