Suryak Family History & Genealogy

Summary

The first documentation of the Suryak family is in Poland  around 1400 A.D.  The Suryak family seems to have come from Austria to Poland at that time. The family can also be found Urkraine and this seems to be a Slavic family.  The word suryak is a Slavic word which means "the water left over after cheese is made."  There are many "fun facts" about the Suryak family that can be found below.

History

It appears that the name origins may stem from an ancient form of cheese making. The leftover water from such an activity was usually called suryak by slavic peoples.
Another form may have originated from Ukraine where all who lived in a certain town in Ukraine were called Suryak.
  The first documentation of the Suryak family is in Poland  around 1400 A.D.  The Suryak family seems to have come from Austria to Poland at that time. The family can also be found Urkraine and this seems to be a Slavic family.  The word suryak is a Slavic word which means "the water left over after cheese is made."  There are many "fun facts" about the Suryak family that can be found below.

Name Origin

The surname "Suryak" could have come from It an ancient form of cheese making. The leftover water from such an activity was usually called "suryak" by slavic peoples.

Spellings & Pronunciations

The surname Suryak may also be spelled Suriak, Surjak, and Suryjak.

Nationality & Ethnicity

A branch of this family migrated from Austria to Poland around 1400. A few of the members of this family migrated to Chicago, Illinois in the United States of America, as well as Australia and Austria.
Another source of the Suryak family could be Wolyn in Ukraine.
  Suryak appears to be of Slavic origins. There was a branch of this family who migrated into Poland from Austria around 1400. Their descendants still live in Prokocim in Kraków in Poland.
 

Famous People named Suryak

Edward Suryak, a professor at Stoneybrook State University, Long Island, won the Noble Prize for Physics. He is of Ukrainian origins.


There was a football player who represented Yugoslavia by the name of Surjak for many years.


A. V. Suryak was a candidate of economics in Wolyn University in Ukraine.


There are 2 nuclear plants in Nahal Suryak, south of Tel Aviv

 

Early Suryaks

These are the earliest records we have of the Suryak family.