Hello,
All parish records for the Raniżów parish have been scanned and available online
https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id3144
https://fotolubgens.lubgens.eu/index.php?/category/1569
https://fotolubgens.lubgens.eu/index.php?/category/1233
https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/ ... olu=136792
As for old photographs, there are some that have been uploaded by users here:
https://podkarpackie.fotopolska.eu/m47933,Ranizow.html
For local historical resources online, visit Rocznik Kolbuszowski:
https://rocznikkolbuszowski.pl/. You can browse the archives of the journal going back to 1986. There are also books and resources available at the Kolbuszowa Library that will provide details on culture, history and daily life for the Kolbuszowa powiat:
http://biblioteka.kolbuszowa.pl/
When I visited Poland last (I am in the USA), I purchased these books from the Kolbuszowa Library on the area:
Dzieje Kolbuszowej, Tom I Do 1772 r.
Kolbuszowskie Pocztówki (Andrzej Wesołowski)
Krajobraz niepodległości. Życie codzienne u progu wolnej Polski
Tarnobrzeskie Zeszyty nr 54 Historyczne: Dęba (Krzysztof Krząstek)
Przezwiska i nazwiska Mieszkańców Kolbuszowej w latach 1640-1700 (Marian Piórek)
I also had these books already in my personal collection:
Z dziejów Majdanu Królewskiego (Ks. Marek Flis)
Słownik Gwary Lasowiackiej Kamienia i okolicy na Rzeszowszczyźnie (Jan Kutyła)
Another great resource is the Kolbuszowa Skansen:
https://muzeumkolbuszowa.pl/
Our people (my family is from Majdan Królewski) were Lasowiacy. If you're unfamiliar with this group, there are some great resources online to help start understanding and learning about them!
I document my research and learning at my website:
www.galicia-gen.com as well as a search for indexes for the parish registers.
Census records don't exist like they do in the Americas, unfortunately, so for finding and documenting your ancestors, parish records are your best bet. The good news is I believe much, if not most of Raniżów parish, has been indexed on Geneteka.
As for cadastral maps, the Josephinian and Franciscan maps are at the Archive in Lviv; you'd need to pay for a researcher to obtain them. The Geodetic Archives at AP Przemyśl is currently scanning all villages in this area but are only to the P's. There's new scanning each month, so keep checking here for Staniszewskie in the future:
https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/ ... olu=125896
If you have other questions, reply or PM me. I've been researching this area since 2017.
Heather