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Genealogy & ancestral research

Roots, In Search of...

Resources for tracing Lemko families, surnames, villages, church records and archival sources in Lemkovyna, Poland, Ukraine and the diaspora.

Original LEMKO.org collection

Genealogy resources

The original destinations are retained, with the material reorganized into a clearer index for family-history research.

A must-read starting point: “Where do I start?”

Genealogy Primer

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Elaine Kalynchuk and Sonia Tkachuk van Heerden

Addresses for Archives in Western Ukraine and South-Eastern Poland

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Ivan Krasowskii of Lviv

Dictionary of Lemko Surnames

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Michael Buryk · 2004

Digging into Lemko Family History from the United States

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Historical locality index

Index of Localities of the Eparchy of Peremyshl

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Present-day south-eastern Poland

Localities formerly inhabited by Lemkos until 1945

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Geographic index

Index — Localities of Ukraine

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Greek Catholic and Orthodox parishes in former Austrian Galicia, Malo Rus, Ukraine, Poland and Belarus

Vital and Marriage Records

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Including the Apostolic Administration of Lemkovyna, 1828–1939

Historical Shematism of the Eparchy of Peremyshl

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Frank Romanick, Capt. US Navy (ret.)

“Are You My Relatives?”

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Greg

Leck in Poland (1992)

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Archive reference

Main Archives’ Addresses in Ukraine

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Andrzej Piela

My meetings with the Carpathian bear

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Dimitri Pavlovich PROCYK

“The Story of Myself, by Myself”

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Ethnographic Park · Museum of Folk Building

Sanok — Skansen

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Current south-eastern Poland

Travel Guide

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Gateway to vital records from Galicia in the pre-1918 Austrian Empire

HalGal

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Archive note

This page was originally composed July 4, 1995 and last modified March 27, 2013.

Page prepared by Walter Maksimovich. Historical titles are preserved; “Lemkovyna” is used in the modern surrounding presentation.