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Wisłok Wielki – Wieś położona w górnej części doliny Wisłoka wymieniona w 1435 r. pod nazwą Wisłoczek, dzieląca się na Wisłok Dolny i Wisłok Górny. W Wisłoku Dln. drewniana cerkiew łemkowska zbudowana w l. 1850-54, otoczona kamiennym murem z oddzielnie stojącą dzwonnicą.

Джерело: mlodek.republika.pl

Vyslok Velykyj [Ru] Wislok Wielki [Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

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

Andruch / Andrukh (2 families)

Ardyk

Baysa / Bhaysa / Bajsa

Bak (3 families)

Baley / Balej (2 families)

Baran

Barniak / Barnjak (2 families)

Baczek / Bachyk

Bezek / Bezik

Bekaysa / Bekajsa (2 families)

Benio / Ben'o (2 families)

Betley / Betlej (3 families)

Bilak / Biljak

Blycha / Bwycha / Blykha

Bober

Bochniak / Bokhnjak

Borczak / Borchak

Brunda

Wasyliszyn / Vasylyshyn

Wychowaniec / Vykhovanets'

Wozdyk / Vodzyk (2 families)

Hawran / Gawran / Gavran / Havran

Halayka / Galayka / Galajka

Halanka / Galanka

Halenda / Galenda

Halendyk / Galendyk

Hapczak / Chapczak / Hapchak (3 families)

Hardyk

Hnatko / Gnatko (3 families)

Gnatowski / Gnatovs'kyj

Hormulak / Hormuljak

Hromulak / Hromuljak

Guzyla

Hulan / Gulan

Guta (3 families)

Danczaty / Danchatyj

Danszanin / Danshanyn (3 families)

Danio / Dan'o (2 families)

Darowski / Daroski / Daros'kyj (2 families)

Dacio / Dats'o

Dzyba

Ddrydzot / Drydzot (2 families)

Drozd / Drost / Drozd (2 families)

Dudacz / Dudach

Dudyk / Dudik

Zawada / Zavada (3 families)

Zatoracz / Zatarcz / Zatorach

Zielnik / Zil'nyk

Iwanko / Ivanko (3 families)

Ilczyszyn / Il'chyshyn

Kapeluch / Kapeljukh (3 families)

Kapral

Kachnicz / Kakhnych (5 families)

Kaszlak / Kaszwak / Kashlak

Kaszczak / Kashchak

Kyryk / Kiryk / Kirik

Kikcio / Kikts'o (3 families)

Kirda (2 families)

Kit / Kot (3 families)

Klywak / Kwyak / Klyvak

Klimunda / Klymunda

Knysz / Knisz / Knysh

Kohutiak / Koguciak / Kohutjak (3 families)

Kondzak / Kondrak

Kopka (2 families)

Kopczak / Kopchak

Korbak (3 families)

Kordan (4 families)

Korczak / Korchak

Kocan / Kocon / Kocian / Kotsan

Krzywiak / Kryv'jak

Krot

Kruk

Kuzianka / Kuzjanka (2 families)

Kuzimba / Kuzymba (2 families)

Kulik / Kulig / Kulyk (3 families)

Kuczara / Kuchara (2 families)

Kusznir / Kusnirz / Kushnir (2 families)

Lazio / Laz'o

Lapiczak / Lapychak (4 families)

Leszczyszyn / Leshchyshyn

Lopanycz / Lopanych

Lopaczyk / Lopachyk

Lubienski / Lubens'kyj

Luczka / Luczko / Luchka

Laszczak / Ljashchak (2 families)

Mayda / Majda

Maly / Malyj (3 families)

Maslanik / Maslanyk (2 families)

Macica / Matytsja

Maczuga / Machuga

Medwid / Nedwid / Medwied / Niedwiedz / Medvid'

Merlik / Merlyk

Mima / Myma (2 families)

Myrda

Michaliszyn / Mykhalyshyn

Mycenko / Mytsenko

Myszak / Myshak (3 families)

Mudriak / Mudrjak

Mucha / Mukha (2 families)

Olexyko / Olekhsijko (2 families)

Opryszko / Opryshko (5 families)

Perhacz / Perchacz / Perhach

Peczara / Pechara

Pizio / Piz'o (2 families)

Pilch ' Pil'kh (3 families)

Pinczak / Pinchak (4 families)

Pituch / Pitukh

Pliszczak / Plyshchak

Pouszyk / Povshyk (2 families)

Prystasz / Przystasz / Przysztasz / Prystash

Prociak / Protsjak

Procio / Prots'o (3 families)

Puszczak / Puszak / Pushchak (3 families)

Rependa

Ryzko / Ryszko / Ryshko

Rusyn / Rusin (2 families)

Rusnak / Rusniak / Rusnjak

Salaha / Salaga (2 families)

Sasyk / Sasik

Switula / Svitula

Swiatylik / Svjatylyk

Segeta

Sekela / Sekiela

Sekera / Sekiera / Siekera

Sechan / Sekhan

Siwak / Syvak (2 families)

Sysak (2 families)

Skirczak / Skurczak / Skirchak

Smyk

Sokula

Solomuncza / Solomuncha (2 families)

Staranczak / Staranchak (4 families)

Stryczak / Styrchak (3 families)

Terek / Teryk (2 families)

Tymek / Tymyk

Tkacz / Tkach (2 families)

Tomasz / Tomash

Falatowicz / Falatovych

Fedorenko

Fenkanin / Fenkanyn

Fecko / Fets'ko (2 families)

Fecio / Fets'o

Choma / Homa / Khoma (2 families)

Cepko / Tsepko (4 families)

Curko / Tsurko

Czapczara /Chapcara

Czekan / Chekan

Czepko / Czypko / Chepko (7 families)

Czarneyko / Chornejko

Czuchan / Chukhan (2 families)

Szalinda / Shalynda

Szarak / Sharak

Szach / Shach

Szemda / Shemda (4 families)

Szemela / Shemela (4 families)

Szemeta / Shemeta

Szymanik / Shymanyk

Szymanek / Shymanok

Szyczak / Shychak

Szyszkowicz / Shyshkovych

Szlachtycz / Shljakhtych (3 families)

Szurda / Shurda

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was «Descent of the Holy Spirit» [1874] [destroyed]

The wooden church replaced an older church from at least 1785. The church was destroyed in 1946. In the fall of 1918 the Lemko Republic was organized by Pantelejmon Shpyl'ka. About 27 villages belonged to this republic.

In 1785 the village lands comprised sq km There were Greek Catholics Roman Catholics and Jews [see Nyzhnyj]

1840 – 752 Greek Catholics

1859 – 701 Greek Catholics

1879 – 603 Greek Catholics

1899 – 838 Greek Catholics

1926 – 1062 Greek Catholics

1936 – 1151 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

In 1936 there were 15 Roman Catholics and 17 Jews and 15 Protestants

Джерело: carpatho-rusyn.org