Smorkowo — village in Vialejka district Minsk region of the Republic of Belarus.
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Orthodox parish to which the village Smorkowo belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Orthodox parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
Catholic parish to which the village Smorkowo belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Catholic parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
Location of the village Smorkowo
— geographic coordinates and depiction of the village Smorkowo on early-20th-century detailed maps, modern maps, and satellite imagery (Google Maps). Administrative affiliation of the village Smorkowo
— the administrative-territorial units to which the settlement belonged in different historical periods:— Russian Empire (1870-1910s), — Polish Republic (Second Rzeczpospolita, 1920-1939), — Republic of Belarus (as of 2017); Orthodox parish to which the village Smorkowo belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Orthodox parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
Catholic parish to which the village Smorkowo belonged at the beginning of the 20th century;
metrical books of the Catholic parish on births, marriages and deaths (with indication of years, fund, inventory and archive where parish registers kept);
links to microfilms of church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths);
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Добрый день! Ищу данные по своим прадеду и прапрадеду. Фамилия Ясинский, проживал прапрадед в Миорском районе, где-то Дедино, Имел сына Семена, когда сын ( мой прадед) женился на Женщине поимени Устина, прапрадед был против этого брака, он дал молодым жилье и хозяйство, земли, но запретил давать фамилию Ясинский молодой жене. Тогда прадед взял фамилию жены Выдрулинский. Семен Выдрулинский проживал в с. Робово (ныне Миорский район). С уважением П. Костылев. reply
Павел здравствуйте,напишите мне пожалуйста на почту bonum_factum@bk.ru ,думаю что мы с вами родственники,т. к Семен Выдрулинский мой прапрадедушка reply
My mom is Stankiewicz. The Stankiewicz were from the little village of Rakshitsy (if you look in google), in Polish "Rakszyce", which at that time belonged to the county of Vilno (Poland at that time), but today is in the region of Minsk (Belarus now). That's where my grandfather was born. reply
Hello,
Thank you for your message. Jerzy Burak came to America and lived out his life in Springfield, Vermont. I suspect he didn't want to go back after 1917, and believe his wife didn't want to go back to America. I can't say for sure, but he remained single and was around our family a lot from what I'm told.
I would love to hear more about what you know of the village and the Krupinski family! My knowledge/information stops at Aleksander and Marcella Krupinski (my great grandparents).
The maps I have can be viewed via Krupinsky.com. I've also included some direct links. They are from a 1915 German military map and an 1898 map which is very similar.
1915 wider area around Smorkowo: https://www.krupinsky.com/maps/1915_German_Wilejka_area_600px. jpg
1915 closer around Smorkowo: https://www.krupinsky.com/maps/1915_German_villages_600px. jpg
I'm happy to help in any way I can with this effort to document the village. My grandmother (Jadwiga Krupska) was from Rakszyce and it seems that parts of the family went from Smorkowo to there at some point.
Kindest regards,
Michaelreply
Hi Natalia!
Unfortunately, I can't match any of those names. BUT, my information is very limited on that side of the family. My grandmother was Jadwiga Krupska. There are stories that her family came from the Vilno area. She had a brother named Tomaz, one named Julius, and a sister Barbara (English versions of names). Her father's name was Stanley which I guess would be Stanislaw. Her mother's first name was Casimira but I'm unsure of the spelling of the last name: STANKEVICH ? STANKIEWITZ ? STANKIEWICZ. I'm told she died around 1889, and was buried in Vilno.
You can reach me directly at mck1(at symbol)mckdesign.com
Best regards,
Michaelreply
Крупские, Церехи, Станкевичи - проживали в деревнях двух соседних имений: Юнцевичи (на конец 19го века владельцы Боровские) и Черноручье( на конец 19-го века владельцы коверские). В конце 17го века это было одно имение. в 1706 году его купил Флориант Гораим. В основном все жители в конце 18го века католики и ходили в Ольковичский костел http://vilejski-uezd.by/forums/olkovichi-krajsk-juncevichi-stajki-i-okrestnosti. 83/reply
Good evening,Michael. There is information, that Burak is Jan's sister. Married name. She got married in the village of Pasadec, but lived with him for a short time. He was ill and died. We have a strong request to show you the pictures of the maps. A book is being written about the history of the village of Smorkovo. This information is very important to us. We will be very grateful and grateful. reply
I have family from Smorkowo, but don't know much past my great grandparents. I also have some old maps of the area. I would love to learn more about the history of the village too. My family was Krupinski. My grandfather was Piotr Krupinski, he left around 1910. His brother Jan Krupinski remained as well as some others who I don't know much about. My website is: HTTP://www.krupinsky.com. I have the maps there. I would love to learn more if anyone has more information about the village or the Krupinski family.
Thank you,
Michael Krupinskyreply
Mikhail, good afternoon. For many years I have been searching for my roots Krupskys from village Smorkovo. According to the revisions of 1795,1811,1816,1834,1850, I managed to find my ancestors, starting from 1795. The original person is Bazyl Krupsky (1695 -1700)
My grandfather-Ivan Krupsky (1907) and great-grandfather Konstantin Krupsky (1864) were from the village of Juncewicze. Konstantin Krupsky's father, Gergiy 1822 lived in Smorkovo. He was married to Viktor Mikhailova Krupskaya from Smorkovo.
They had children :
1. Antony Krupsky 1847-1911
2. Eva Krupskaya 1849
3. Antonina Krupskaya 1851 (death record not found)
4. Mikhail Krupsky 1853(death record not found)
5. Gelena Krupskaya 1854-1871
6. Constance Krupskaya 1857
7. Theodora Krupskaya 1859
8. Karol Krupsky1861-1863 9. Konstantin Krupsky 1864-1942
Does this information mean anything to you?
You write about the maps of Smorkovo. Can I see them ?
Sincerely, Natalia Krupskaya, n_halilova@mail.rureply
Adding family names.
Grandfather from Smorkowo. Grandmother from Rakshitsy which is nearby.
Smorkowo: Krupinski, Cherak, Marchinkeotz(?kewitz), Burak
Rakshitsy: Krupski, STANKEVICH (sp?)reply
Добрый день. Как продвигаются поиски родных Крупских из деревни Сморково?. Может мы имеем одних родственники Крупских. По моим данным мои предки тоже проживали в этой деревне. Может и имена одинаковые найдём?reply
W Smorkowie nie pamiętam kogokolwiek o takim nazwisku. Nazwisko Krupskich owszem. Część z nich mieszka w Polsce, a część na Białorusi, m. i. w Wilejcereply
Hello Czeslaw!
My family is Krupinski from Smorkowo. I would be interested to connect to learn more from what you know of them. My grandfather was Piotr Krupinski. My great grandfather was Aleksander Krupinski, but I know very little about him. I also know very little about the history of the village and I would love to learn more.
Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Michael Krupinsky
www.krupinsky.comreply
Poszukuję rodziny Krupińskich ze wsi Smorkoworeply
