- Fundraising by Ukrainian Immigrants for Putyatyntsi, Ukraine: 1958-1992
- Historical Insights into Putyatyntsi’s Community Life
- Historical Insights into Rochester’s Ukrainian Community Life
- How to Access and Understand Ellis Island Passenger Records
- How to Search Births, Marriages and Deaths in Putyatyntsi, Ukraine 1835-1865
- How to Search Rochester City Directories 1827-1946
- How to Search U.S. Census Records for Putyatyntsi, Ukraine Immigrants
- How to View Villages Filmed by the LDS in The Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast
- Immigrants from Putyatyntsi who arrived in Rochester, New York between 1902 – 1914 and later returned to Ukraine
- Immigrants from Putyatyntsi who came to Rochester, New York and made it their home
- Immigrants from Putyatyntsi who came to Rochester, New York listed by their maiden names
- Immigrants from Putyatyntsi who came to Rochester, New York then moved to other cities within the United States
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Poem greeting Putyatyntsi immigrants at a reunion celebration. Written by renowned Ukrainian author Anatoliy Vasilyevich Kalinovsky (1903-1987), psedonym Anatoliy Galan. Greetings to the people of Putyatyntsi,who sailed together here, to the new world.Greetings to the families, or rather groups, that left our land. Now an evil enemy reigns there.He is in the fields and in
About the Project
The first immigrant to Rochester, New York from Putyatyntsi, Ukraine was Hrynko Pakula in 1902. In total, 320 people from Putyatyntsi followed in Hrynko’s footsteps and made this migratory journey. They left an indelible mark on Rochester, as well as their home village.
This is a curated selection of information, photos and documents about their families and contributions. This website is meant to be collaborative. Please use the contact form below. We welcome assistance adding relevant archival materials for the benefit of the generations of children who are descendants of these community pioneers.