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Kulmatiski Records
1787 Austrian Census of Lemko Landowners in Kamjanka, Sanok District note Lines 22
and 23
Michael Kulmatiski Declaration of Intent 1908
Adam Kulmatyck (Kulmatiski) Death Certificate 17Nov1913, son of Michael and Anna Danczak Kulmatiski
Anna Danchak Kulmatecki(Kulmatiski) Death Certificate 15Nov1918, Michael's first wife
Michael Kulmatiski (Mary Yanoschak) Luzerne County Marriage License Application Docket Record 01Feb1919 married 08Feb1919 Rhone, Nanticoke, PA
Tex Kulmatiski born 16Apr1921 baptized at St John the Baptist GC Church Forrest City, Wayne County, PA 30Apr1921
Mary Kulmaticki(Kulmatiski) Birth Certificate 23Dec1925
Mary Yanoshak Kulmatiski Death Certificate born 31Dec1894 died 25Jan1934 Hanover Township, PA
Andrew Kulmatiski (Loretta Grohoski) Luzerne County Marriage License Application Record Hanover Twp., PA 31Jan1942 married 14Feb1942
Michael Kulmaticki (Kulmatiski) WWII Draft Registration Card 1 Grove St. Kornkrest, Hanover Twp., PA 27Apr1942
Tex Kulmatiski Enlisted Record and Report of Separation 25Dec1945
Tex Kulmatiski Ann Loniconis(Lonnick) Marriage License 27Jun1964 Nanticoke, PA
Bacznia Dolna, Austrian Galicia, Bacznia Dolna, SE Poland, Kulmatycki(Kulmatiski)
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Kamionka (aka Kamjanka Rymanivska), which was inhabited by Carpatho-Rusyns of the Lemko subgroup. The region was unofficially called "Lemkovyna" -- the Lemko Region -- and was in Austrian Galicia, now southeastern Poland. The closest towns are Sanok, Rymanow, and Dukla.
Kamianka, Sanok District Map Today
I believe it no longer exists as an inhabited place (it's just east of Zawadka Rymanowska, beyond where the road ends).
Kamjanka may have been one of many Lemko/Rusyn/Ruthenian/Ukrainain villages destroyed and had its population deported to Ukraine, Northern and Western Poland or worse killed or sent to a concentration camp in "Operation Vistula" an action taken by the Polish Communist Government in 1947.
The Lemko's Tragedy
written by Dr. Wiktor Poliszczuk and translated into English by Walter Maksimovich
WAR COMES TO KARLYKIV September 1939 to Spring 1947, a Lemko village's story
written by by STEPHEN RAPAWY
Janosik the Bandit and The Secrets of the Bojko village of Wolosate
written by Leszek Mnich
At times records list Kulmatiski's as Ruthenian, some Ruthenian history 2009
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