Туринське с

Село належало до Лупківського деканату Перемиської єпархії.

Turynske [Ru] Turzansk [Polish]

Sanok District, present day SE Poland

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

Baran (2 families)

Barnawski / Barnavs'kyj

Boyko / Boiko / Bojko

Wernejowski / Vernejvs'kyj

Wowk / Vovk (3 families)

Gayda / Gajda

Galik / Galyk

Hacko / Hatsko

Geletkanicz / Geletkanych

Gluchanicz / Glukhanych

Gogosz / Gogosh

Hrywiak / Hryv'jak

Dziubak / Dzjubak

Jedynak / Jedynak

Kimar (4 families)

Kowal / Koval

Kogut / Kochut / Kogut

Kohutyk / Kochutyk / Kogucik / Kogutyk

Konik / Konyk (3 families)

Kopacz / Kopach

Kotowski / Kotovs'kyj

Krawczyszyn / Kravchyshyn (2 families)

Mazur

Makuch / Makukh (2 families)

Motko (2 families)

Pielech / Pelekh

Perun / Piorun / Pioron / Perun (3 families)

Prytyskacz / Prytyskach (2 families)

Pugar

Rogalski / Rogals'kyj

Sawczak / Szawczak / Savchak

Senko

Skopik / Skopyk

Stapay / Stapaj (4 families)

Stepiak / Stepjak (4 families)

Tchoryk / Thoryk / Tkhoryk (2 families)

Chwasciak / Khvastsjak (3 families)

Chowanicz / Howanicz / Khovanych

Capik / Tsapyk

Szwec / Szwiec / Szewc / Shvets'

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was «Saint Michael « [1838] [still standing]

The wooden church was renovated in 1898 and 1913. It replaced an older wooden church. It is now used by an Orthodox congregation

In 1785 the village lands comprised 16.94 sq km. There were 470 Greek Catholics 29 Roman Catholics and 6 Jews

1840 – 659 Greek Catholics

1859 – 570 Greek Catholics

1879 – 604 Greek Catholics

1899 – 678 Greek Catholics

1926 – 887 Greek Catholics

1936 – 796 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 47 Roman Catholics and 58 Jews

Filial parish located in REPED' 4 km away

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