Višniaviec — village in Šarkaŭščyna district Viciebsk region of the Republic of Belarus.
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Orthodox parish to which the village Višniaviec 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 Višniaviec 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 Višniaviec
— geographic coordinates and depiction of the village Višniaviec on early-20th-century detailed maps, modern maps, and satellite imagery (Google Maps). Administrative affiliation of the village Višniaviec
— 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 Višniaviec 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 Višniaviec 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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Good morning,
I am looking for someone from my family in Żerebce (pre-war Polish name of the place) named Strelczonek.
My grandfather, Władysław Strelczonek, was born there in 1914. Before the war, he had a wife and two children there.
After the war, he remained in Poland in the Lubelskie Province. He remarried and had two children.
If someone lives from this town with this surname or maybe someone knows such a person, please contact me.
Yours sincerely,
Grzegorz Dymekreply
