Rybice
Rybice ( German Riebitz ) is a village in the mayor's office in the municipality Gostyń Świerzno ( Schwirsen ) in the powiat Kamieński ( Pomerania in Pomerania ) in Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
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Geography
Geographical Location
Rybice located in Pomerania, north of the parish seat Świerzno, 11 kilometers northeast of the county town of Kamien Pomorski ( Pomerania in Pomerania ) and 71 kilometers north of the voivodship Stettin ( Szczecin). The village is located two kilometers south of the Baltic Sea coast and the seaside resort Pobierowo ( Poberow ).
History
Rybice 1364 is first mentioned in historical sources. 1390 it is mentioned as a noble residence owned by David of Brockhusen ( Brokhusen ), Mr. on Lüskow, Zoldekow, Riebitz and Great Justin. 1655, still owned by the noble family of the village was farmed by a farmer with 1/1/2 hooves country, as well as a Kossäten with 1/2 hooves country and a Kleinkossäten with 1/8 hooves country.
1782 Riebitz has two outworks, a farmer, half peasant, two Kossäten together eight fireplaces. Through inheritance Riebitz was divided into three Brockhausensche fief. Riebitz A with the Vorwerk Baldebus A ( Polish Białobudż ), the later settlement Baldebus, was the noble residence. Riebitz B with the Vorwerk Baldebus B and managed by a semi farmers Riebitz C..
1929 Riebitz A has 4 neighbors. , Riebitz B 162 inhabitants.
After the 1929 merger of Riebitz A and B to country parish in the district of Great Riebitz Justin was.
1933 lived in Riebitz 157 inhabitants, and in 1939 the village had 153 inhabitants.
1903 with a Slavic Riebitz clay pot with mixed hacksilver content was found. This reflects mainly German coins were dated in the period 936-995, jewelery and bullion bars.
By 1945, the village was located in the district of Pomerania i Pom. In 1945, after the Second World War, the previously German village came under Polish administration. The German population was expelled. From 1945 to 1954, the village belonged to the parish Gostyń. In 1999, the village of West Pomeranian Voivodeship and powiat Kamieński.