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Vysochany [Ru] Wysoczany [Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

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

Baycio / Bajts'o

Basik / Bassyk / Basyk

Bodnik / Bodnyk

Wowkanyn / Vovkanyn

Holowaty / Holovatyj (3 families)

Hoczko / Hochko

Hoszko / Hoshko (2 families) (probably same as above)

Hudzda

Hryciw / Chryciw / Hryciow / Hrytsiv

Dziubak / Dzjubak

Drozd / Drost / Drozd

Dujski / Dujs'kyj

Katanka

Kaczala / Kaczawa / Kachala

Kyryk / Kiryk / Kirik

Kowal / Koval'

Kocur / Kotsur

Krolak / Kroljak

Kurpa

Kuruc / Kuruts

Lewczak / Levchak

Mielnik / Mel'nyk

Ostaf

Oczysz / Ochysh

Paydosz / Pajdosh

Popadyn

Prociak / Protsjak

Sawka / Sauka / Savka

Saysa / Sajsa

Sas

Siebielik / Sebelyk

Telatnik / Teljatnyk

Tyszko / Tyzko / Tyshko

Chiter / Khyter

Chilibik / Khlibyk

Czurylla / Churyla

Szymski / Shyms'kyj

Szostko / Shostko

Jarosz / Jarosh

Jacyla / Jatsyla

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was «Saint Paraskevija» [1805] [destroyed]

The wooden church was built in 1805 and renovated in 1910. The village was once an independent parish

The village was a filial parish to the one located in POLONNA (4.5 km)

In 1785 the village lands comprised 9.89 sq km. There were 418 Greek Catholics 7 Roman Catholics and 15 Jews

1840 – 348 Greek Catholics

1859 – 423 Greek Catholics

1879 – 456 Greek Catholics

1899 – 576 Greek Catholics

1926 – 603 Greek Catholics6

1936 – 412 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

The village of KOZHUSHNE (4 km)was served by the priest

Джерело: carpatho-rusyn.org