ŁOTATNIKI - ЛОТАТНИКИ The village in Stryi raion, Lviv oblast, Ukraine GOOGLE MAPS The place name in Polish language: ŁOTATNIKI The place name in Ukrainian language: ЛОТАТНИКИ. Transliteration from cyrillic:…
KOZOWA - КОЗОВА The town in Ternopil oblast, Ukraine GOOGLE MAPS The number of members of religious communities in the 1862 year: 1629 Roman Catholics, 835 Greek Catholics and 747 Jews…
OKNIANY - ВІКНЯНИ The village in Tlumach raion, Ivano-Frankivsk oblast, Ukraine GOOGLE MAPS The place name in Polish language: OKNIANY The place name in Ukrainian language: ВІКНЯНИ. Transliteration from cyrillic:…
MANAJÓW - МАНАЇВ The village in Zboriv raion, Ternopil oblast, Ukraine GOOGLE MAPS The place name in Polish language: MANAJÓW The place name in Ukrainian language: МАНАЇВ. Transliteration from cyrillic:…
NIEBOCKO The village in Brzozów county, Podkarpackie Voivodeship, Poland. The 1869 population: 738 residents (116 houses). Romach Catholic church in nearby Grabownica Starzeńska. VOTER LIST Written on Jul.22 1874 GIVEN…
MŁYŃCZYSKA today the village in Limanowa county, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland. The 1869 population: 517 residents (76 houses). VOTER LIST Written on Jan.6 1867 GIVEN NAME SURNAME House № Józef…
NIEBYŁÓW - НЕБИЛІВ - NEBYLIV with Sloboda Nebylivska hamlet today the villages in Rozhniativ raion, Ivano-Frankivsk oblast, Ukraine. The 1869 population: Nebyliv - 1522 residents (305 houses), Sloboda Nebylivska -…
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OLSZANICA - ВІЛЬШАНИЦЯ - VIL’SHANYTSIA today a village in Lesko county, Podkarpackie Voivodeship, Poland. The 1869 population: 797 residents (157 houses). 550 Greek Catholics & 190 Roman Catholics. Greek Catholic…
JAZŁOWIEC - ЯЗЛОВЕЦЬ - YAZLOVETS today a village in Buchach raion, Ternopil oblast, Ukraine. In the past, well-known town on the trade route. Depopulated during Polish-Ottoman War in the 17th…
ОЛЕШІВ transliterated as Oleshiv, the former Polish name: Oleszów a village in Tlumach raion, Ivano-Frankivsk oblast. Residents' names (as heads of family) listed in tax census, written on Jul.30 1797…