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Село належало до Горлицького деканату Перемиської єпархії.

За поділом 1999 р. – гміна Горлице, повіт Горлице, Малопольське воєводство.

Bielanka – Wieś w dolinie potoku Bielanka i podnóża Magury Małastowskiej, założona w XV w. na prawie wołoskim. Niegdyś była tu huta szkła. Zabytkowa cerkiew drewniana z 1773 r.

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Bilanka [Ru] Bielanka [Polish]

Gorlice District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames found in 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

Wozniak / Voznjak

Huba / Guba / Chuba

Demczak / Demchak

Diweczka / Divechka

Dudycz / Dudzicz / Dudych (3 families)

Kolodzej / Kowodzej / Kolodij

Koltko / Kowtko

Krolik / Krulik / Krolyk (3 families)

Labowski / Labovs'kyj (2 families)

Mardafay / Mardafaj

Niemczak / Nimchak

Pawlik / Paulik / Paflik / Pavlyk

Paranicz / Paraniz / Paranych

Pertey / Pertej

Popowicz / Popowyc / Popovych

Russyniak / Rusiniak / Rusynjak

Syranicz / Syranych

Tymoczko / Tymochko (2 families)

Feskanicz / Feshanicz / Feskanych

Chowanec / Howaniec / Khovanets' (3 families)

Chowanicz / Howanicz / Khovanych

Cidylak / Cydylak / Tsidyljak ( 3 families)

Czupak / Czupik / Chupak (3 families)

Czupik / Chupyk (3 families) [duplicate data in master]

Szostak / Shostak

Szymbratowicz / Shymbratovych

Szostko / Shostko

Juszczak / Jushchak (7 families)

Parish Data:

Church was «Patronage of the Blessed Virgin Mary» built in 1733 [still standing]

The wooden church was built in 1773 and renovated in 1913. From 1785 until 1855 it was a filial church of DOLYNY. In 1855 it became a filial church of LISHCHYNY. The church is now an Orthodox church.

The village is the home of the Lemko-Rusyn ensemble «Lemkovyna»

In 1785 the village lands comprised 10.26 sq.km. There were 313 Greek Catholics 10 Roman Catholics and 7 Jews

1840 – 450 Greek Catholics

1859 – 311 Greek Catholics

1879 – 363 Greek Catholics

1899 – 459 Greek Catholics

1926 – 587 Greek Catholics

1936 – 624 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated into the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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