Updated LDS list of villages in Storozhynets' raion, Chernivetska oblast

[Slusarchuk-Zilinsky]

Here is the updated LDS list of villages in Storozhynets' raion for which church records are available. More information can be found at FamilySearch.org - Family History and Genealogy Records. Most records are Orthodox


Altbroschkoutz, Bukowina, Austria; later Broscăuţii-Vechi, Storojineţ, Romania; now Stari Broskivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Althutte, Bukowina, Austria; later, Crăsnişoara-Veche, Storojineţ, Romania; now part of Stara Krasnoshora, Chernivtsi, Ukraine. *Includes Banilla, Czudin, Davidia, Krasna, Petrowitz, Ustria, etc.

Bobestie, Bukowina, Austria; later Bobeşti, Storojineţ, Romania; now Bobivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Budenitz, Bukowina, Austria; later Budeniţ, Storojineţ, Romania; now Budenets′, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Cziresz, Bukowina, Austria; later Cireş, Storojineţ, Romania; now Cheresh, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Czudyn, Bukowina, Austria; later Ciudeiu, Storojineţ, Romania; now Mezhyrichchia, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Dawideny, Bukowina, Austria; later Davideni, Storojineţ, Romania; now Davydivka, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Idzestie, Bukowina, Austria; later Igeşti, Storojineţ, Romania; now Izhivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Kabestie, Bukowina, Austria; later Căbeşti, Storojineţ, Romania; now Iaseny, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine. (Iaseny was once part of the historical locality of Kabestie, Bukowina, Austria.)

Kamena, Bukowina, Austria; later Camena, Cernăuţi, Romania; now Kam'iana, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Komarestie, Bukowina, Austria; later Comăreşti, Storojineţ, Romania; now Komarivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Komarestie Slobodzia, Bukowina, Austria; later Slobozia-Comăreştilor, Storojineţ, Romania; now Sloboda-Komarivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Kostestie, Bukowina, Austria; later Costeşti, Storojineţ, Romania; now Kostyntsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Krasna Ilski, Bukowina, Austria; later Crasna-Ilschi, Storojineţ, Romania; now Krasnoil′s′k, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Kuczurmare, Bukowina, Austria; later Cuciurul-Mare, Cernăuţi, Romania; now Velykyĭ Kuchuriv, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Michalcze, Bukowina, Austria; later Mihalcea, Cernăuţi, Romania; now Mykhal′cha, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Moldauisch Banilla, Bukowina, Austria; later Banila-pe-Siret, Storojineţ, Romania; now Banyliv Pidgirnyĭ, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine (also references Banyla nad Siretom)

Neubroschkoutz, Bukowina, Austria; later Broscăuţii-Noui, Storojineţ, Romania; now Novi Broskivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Panka, Bukowina, Austria; later Panca, Storojineţ, Romania; now Klynivka, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Petroutz am Sereth, Bukowina, Austria; later Pătrăuţii-de-Jos, Storojineţ, Romania; now Nyzhni Petrivtsi, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine. (Petroutz am Sereth later split into Pătrăuţii-de-Sus and -de-Jos, which are now Verkhni Petrivtsi and Nyzhni Petrivtsi.)

Ropcze, Bukowina, Austria; later Ropcea, Storojineţ, Romania; now Ropcha, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.

Storozynetz (also known as Storojienetz), Bukowina, Austria; later Storojineţ, Storojineţ, Romania; now Storozhynets, Ukraine.

Tysovets′, Storozhynet′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine. Tysovets was once part of the historical locality of Kuczurmare, Bukowina, Austria.

Żadowa, Bukowina, Austria; later Jadova, Storojineţ, Romania; now Stara Zhadova, Storozhynets′, Chernivtsi, Ukraine.