Town overview

Modern town name: Buk, Poland
Latitude and Longitude: 52.357408, 16.51668
Modern Province (voivodeship or oblast): Greater Poland voivodeship

Map of Buk

Families from Buk

There is one member of Gesher Galicia researching one surname from Buk:

Family name Researcher Researcher's Location Date Added
SOMMER GG Member Jerusalem,
Israel
Jul 3, 2018

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Cadastral Maps and Landowner Records from Buk

The following is a list of records and maps that Gesher Galicia has cataloged at the archives in Lviv, Ukraine. In some cases, copies of these files have been obtained, transcribed, and put online in our All-Galicia Database (AGD).

Place Admin. District Item Type Year Description Archive Info Status
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Text 1848 Description of the property of the citizens of Bukachivtsi. [Lenius notes: Alphabetisches Verzeichniss. Alphabetic landowners' list includes house numbers, names, and a summary list of building parcel & land parcel numbers. Includes many Jews. Digital images.] Lviv Archives:
186-2-758
Acquired
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Map (I-XV) 1853 Bukachivtsi with Posvirzh. [Lenius notes: Katasterkarte - Reambulirte Auflage. A revised cadastral map showing house numbers, not parcel numbers. Many of the field parcels have householder names. The sheets of this black & white map were torn horizontally, stacked, & folded into a booklet making a compact map similar to a Feldskizzen. Each separate piece (torn half map sheets) has an individual arkush number. Photocopies were obtained for 2 of the original 15 map sheets & half of 3 other map sheets. No houses observed on the remaining sheets. Photocopies.] Lviv Archives:
186-12-697
Acquired
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Map () 1848 Plans of lands of Bukachivtsi. [Lenius notes: Feldskizzen. A field sketch map consisting of 3 sheets with houses. Numbers on the map are house numbers, not parcel numbers. No houses observed on the remaining sheets. Photocopies & Digital Images.] Lviv Archives:
186-1-6238
Acquired
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Text 1848 Description of the property of the citizens of Bukachivtsi. [Lenius notes: Alphabetisches Verzeichniss. Alphabetic landowners' list includes house numbers, names, and a summary list of building parcel & land parcel numbers. Includes many Jews. Digital images.] Lviv Archives:
186-2-758
Acquired
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Map (I-XV) 1853 Bukachivtsi with Posvirzh. [Lenius notes: Katasterkarte - Reambulirte Auflage. A revised cadastral map showing house numbers, not parcel numbers. Many of the field parcels have householder names. The sheets of this black & white map were torn horizontally, stacked, & folded into a booklet making a compact map similar to a Feldskizzen. Each separate piece (torn half map sheets) has an individual arkush number. Photocopies were obtained for 2 of the original 15 map sheets & half of 3 other map sheets. No houses observed on the remaining sheets. Photocopies.] Lviv Archives:
186-12-697
Acquired
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
Text 1687 Inventory description of the town Bukachivtsi. Lviv Archives:
9-2-4
Not Yet Examined
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Rohatyn okr.)
Text no year Notes about the history of Bukachivtsi. Lviv Archives:
137-1-1 (25)
Not Yet Examined
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
Text 1809 Village Bukachivtsi with the name of its owner. Lviv Archives:
146-7-402
Not Yet Examined
Bukachivtsi (Bukaczowce) Rohatyn
(Stryi okr.)
Text 26-Jul-1785 Houses & population of Bukachivtsi (Jewish people 284). Lviv Archives:
146-88-188
Not Yet Examined
 

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