Bulletin - Journal of the Netchuk House

6^th march 2026

Appeal to all descendants of the Ukrainian branch of the Clan - Sons and Daughters of the Netchuk House 

    The representative of the Netchuk House Club in Poland and the Office of the Netchuk House - descendants of the Lithuanian-Ruthenian Kozarowicz-Naczkowicz-Sakowicz family, hereby announces this appeal to all descendants of the Ukrainian branch of the Clan - Sons and Daughters of the Netchuk House, who, having left their homeland in Ukraine, found refuge in the Republic of Poland.

The Polish (western) branch of the family looks with concern and concern upon the difficult and painful fate of the Blood Brothers and Sisters from the Ukrainian (eastern) branch of the Netchuk Clan, who in recent years have been forced to abandon their homes and family nests, which they often inhabited for over 300-400 years in central and eastern Ukraine. The Russian aggression against the homeland of the eastern branch of our House led to an unprecedented exodus of Netczuks from their native land, contributing to the near-complete disappearance of the Netczuks, Netyczuks, and Nitczuks in Ukraine.

Since 2014, over 40 representatives of the eastern branch have arrived in Poland and other European countries, many of whom have traveled further to western Europe. We invite all Netczuks to join the Club. Our work aims to restore all Netczuks to their proper place among the descendants of individual branches and lines from illustrious ancestors: the Lithuanian Naczowiczs, the Neczkowskis (including  Krzysztof Hetman of Zaporozhian Army 1596-97), and others. Each lineage will find its place in the tree as part of our project on MyHeritage.

We invite you to visit our website: https://netczuk.org.

6^th January 2026

Netczuk Family Archive - Digitization 

    Work has been completed on digitizing the first part of the Tadeusz Netczuk Family Album Collection – the Luzy 01-15 series, which includes several hundred photographs from 1938-1998. The collections cover the families of Henryka Netczuk, née Puszcz, and Tadeusz Netczuk, as well as the Steciuk and Wolski families from Międzyrzec Podlaski and Wrocław.
    The impetus for completing the 12-year-long album digitization project, along with identifying people, dates, and places, was the sudden illness of Henryka Netczuk, née Puszcz-Bońkowski, which threatened her life and worsened her health. Only Henryka could describe many of the people in the old photos, as she was the only one who knew them from her childhood. We managed to preserve her memories and remembrance for posterity. We also processed the photos of the Netczuk, Steciuk, and Wolski families. 
    If you have old, unlabeled photos, they should be labeled while the individuals depicted in them are still alive, before the memories of those immortalized in old photos fade away along with our relatives.
    Inventories with descriptions of photos and archival units are available in the Netczuk Family Archives. Scans have been made available on MyHeritage and linked to individuals in the family tree. Work is underway to digitize the Luzy 16-32 series, new albums, and old albums, as well as to develop electronic inventories of the archive containing Netczuk documents from 1865 onward.

23^rd September 2025

New website of the Netczuk House - netczuk.org

    The updated Netczuk House homepage, Netczuk.org, is now available in Polish and Ukrainian. An English version will be available soon. The website remains the official showcase of the Netczuk House.