Research example · Galicia

The Antoniuk family

Tiahliv · Prystan. Parish records, household histories, wartime events and family charts bring together the story of several generations.

48 pages · 1848–1991

Cover of the Antoniuk family study

About this study

The study centres on Petro Antoniuk and Kateryna Kulynych, their parents, children and close family circle. It follows a family connected with Tiahliv and Prystan through events spanning 1848–1991.

It draws on Greek Catholic parish registers, military records, Polish and Ukrainian archival materials, files on repression and family charts.

What you will find inside

  • The historical and geographical setting of two villages.
  • A chronology and biographies of family members.
  • Marriages, children’s births and connections between generations.
  • Records of the First World War, losses and displacement.
  • Household tables and genealogical charts.
Petro Antoniuk’s birth entry in Tiahliv
One of the family’s records: Petro Antoniuk’s birth entry from Tiahliv.

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