Habkowce

Dear George,

Re: Map of Habkivtsi

I have enclosed a map for Habkivtsi. There is much less commentary on this maps than was available for Tisna and Dovzhytsia. All of the population of Habkivtsi, was forcibly removed and deported to Ukraine in 1946.

Habkivtsi (Pol.: Habkowce) Circa 1930s
(List compiled by Michael Lavrivskyi (originally from Dovzhytsia) with the assistance of Kateryna Stronhanovska a former resident of Habkivtsi, who has lived in the Ivano-Frankivska Oblast of Ukraine since the deportation in 1946)
House	Family	Husband & Wife	Pseudonym	Comments
1	Plishka		Bodnarka
2	Plishka		Mudryk
3	Krepich		Husanytsia
4	Kit		Stan'ko
5	Krepich	Ivan		Soltys (mayor) married daughter of Fedor Panyshak
6	Plishka		Hnatovych
7	Marynchak		Makryna
8	Marynchak	Mykhailo & Maria
9	Plishka	Myhalyshyn
10	Fedchyk			Was in US for work. Son "Maiko" (Michael) born there
11	Slyvkanych		Hryzak
12	Plishka		Trishivskyi
13	Panyshak	Fedor & Anna		Was in US for work pre-WWI. POW in Siberia during WWI. Died tragically during deportation of the village in 1946.
14	Kyz'ma		Pylypanych
15	Skryp	Anna
16	Kyz'ma		Luzhanynka
17	Kostyk
18	Stryniak
19	Vats'kiv		Nykolaichyk
20	Vats'ko
21	Makhnyk
22	Plishka		Pavliskyi
23	Sloiko
24	Hodovanets'
25	Kyz'ma
26	Church			Church of Blessed Virgin Mary built 1833, dismantled after deportation of 1946
27	Kelier			Was in US for work, and covered his roof in galvanized iron - the only one in the village

Habkivvtsii