Janczyn (now Ivanivka) not far from Peremyslany

[bmarusia]

Does anyone know the history of this area. I am particularly interested in knowing the history during the 1920s and 1930s. Can anyone help? In fact any information would be really appreciated.

[bubyshka]

sorry bmarusia, not i... and i too would be interested in any history to do with ivanivka, as i still have family living there ..i wouold be be really interested to know also.
my mother was born there in 1922, but alas she is gone.
and no information was passed on.
but if i find out anything i will post here.
good luck marusia

[IreneLviv]

I often visit Peremyshliany and have been researching 2 villages in this area since 2001...
What so you particularly want to to learn about Ivanivka??

[bubyshka]

HI irene, myself i would be interested in knowing how many that live there have the name Wiwchar, or vivchar. i'm not sure about the exact spelling.
But that was my mothers maiden name, i'm interested in knowing how many there would be with that last name still living there.
I know its not a big village, well what i saw of it it didn't seem big, but my language was poor when i was there. I was not able to find out these facts.
I was quiet happy to have found an uncle and his immediate family. So if somebody can tell me more i would be absolutely thrilled
thankyou bubyshka

[IreneLviv]

This is a big village by our standards - and at least 150 of the villagers are Vivchar. My old database gives 170 of them.
You must know your the name of your mother's parents and their parents too to be able to locate your relative among this number of Vivchars - 'Shepherds'.

[bubyshka]

OH irene, thanks for that. thats a lot of vivchars. indeed
ah no i don't know the name of my grandmother or grandfather.......my mother never told me her mothers name before she died, or my grandfathers name..... but i will endevour to find out......thank you for that information. Take care irene