Šambron

county: Stará Ľubovňa

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OLD NAMES of the village(town): 1773 Feketekuth, Schön-Brun, Sambron, 1786 Feketekut, Schönbrunn, Ssambron, 1808 Feketekút, Schönbrunn, Ssambron, 1863–1913 Feketekút, 1920 Šanbron, 1927– Šambron

SURNAMES:
Bialko Bialková Bobulská Bobuľská Bobulský Bobuľský Buchovecká Buchovecký Dufala Dufalová Duľová Feckanič
Fečko Fečková Gomola Gomoľa Gomolová Gomoľová Hardoň Hardoňová Hricko Hricková Chmeliarová Jarinčík
Jarinčíková Karaffa Karaffová Katrenič Kopčák Kopčáková Koršňak Koršňák Koršňaková Koršňáková Košč-fečko
Kseňák Kseňaková Legnavská Lucák Lukacko Lukacková Lukačik Lukáčik Lukačiková Mika Miková Mindek
Mindeková Pacinda Pavlik Pavlík Pavlíková Petrus Petrusová Poľanská Poľanský Ridilla Ridillová Ridziková Rokonal
Rokonalová Rožek Rožeková Rybovič Sas Sasová Sedlák Sedláková Sokol Sokolová Ščigulinská Ščigulinský
Šmindák Šproch Šprochová Václavík Václavíková Žemba Žembová Židik Židiková

In the above list more same surnames mean more people with the same surname in the village/city.aaaaaa

Parish : Šambron
Affiliated : Hromoš
Affiliated : Kozelec
Affiliated : Plavnica

The chronology of all known greekcatholic reverends during the period 1700 - 1948 :
Bučov Jacobus 1500 (P) Šambron
Buchovecky Joannes 1780 - 1800 (P) Šambron
Répássy Joannes 1800 - 1803 (P) Šambron
Mankovič Georgius 1803 - 1804 (P) Šambron
Iľkovič Petrus 1804 - 1820 (P) Šambron
Barvirovič Petrus 1820 - 1821 (P) Šambron
Janovič Joannes 1821 - 1847 (P) Šambron
Schirilla Stephanus 1847 (P) Šambron
Janovič Sylvester 1848 - 1851 (P) Šambron
Mankovič Antonius 1851 - 1890 (P) Šambron
Mankovič Cornelius 1890 - 1924 (P) Šambron
Vojtovič Stephanus 1924 - 1937 (P) Šambron
Čisarik Nicolaus 1938 - 1945 (P) Šambron
Simko Antonius 1945 - 1946 (P) Šambron
Leukanič Augustinus 1947 - 1948 (P) Šambron
(from the minischematizmus on this website) ... see whole minischematizmus
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Index of surnames - from church records (1822-1823) in the bishop greekcatholic archive (Presov town):
Adamiv, Akim, Andrey, Andris, Arendats, Batsa, Bialko, Bobjak, Bobuczky, Buchoveczky, Carafa, Csaky, Csanda, Czibuch, Czompel, Czvik, Danilovics, Dernar, Dulya, Dulya, Fecsko, Feczko, Gabrik, Gomolya, Hajduk, Hanzel, Hardon, Hmelyar, Hruby, Illikovics, Illyascsik, Jankura, Janovics, Jarina, Jendrek, Kaplavka, Karafa, Katsur, Knap, Kontza, Kopcsak, Kosty, Kostyo, Kotsis, Kruczelyak, Legnavszky, Lesko, Lutay, Maczko, Marczin, Martzinik, Matyio, Maxim, Mazur, Merguth, Mertin, Mihalko, Mika, Mikulyak, Mindek, Miszenyak, Miterko, Moczny, Novak, Orlovszky, Paczinda, Peless, Petrus, Pistey, Pivnicsny, Prihoda, Repcsik, Repka, Ridila, Rinczkaj, Schidik, Schvitky, Skintik, Sproch, Szeglya, Szeglyak, Szokol, Szrogy, Sztasko, Szulinszky, Tkacs, Turok, Ulics, Ulisz, Varga, Vaszilik, Vojtko, Vojtko, Vorobely, Xenyak