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Ozhynna [Ru] Ozenna [Polish]

Jaslo District, present day SE Poland

Lemko Surnames cited by Krasovs'kyj from 1787 Austrian Cadastral Records

Andruszko / Jendruszko / Andrushko

Barna

Bindas / Byndas (2 families)

Wanyga / Vanyga (5 families)

Warchol / Warhol / Warchil / Varkhol

Hawrysz / Havrysh (2 families)

Halko / Chalko / Galko / Alko (4 families)

Hiczar / Hychar

Hobylar / Hobyljar

Goresz / Goresh

Horysz / Horysh (3 families)

Dyczko / Dychko (2 families)

Zyznicz / Zhyzhnych

Kimak

Ksenicz / Xenicz / Xienicz / Ksenych

Kuncz / Kun'ch (2 families)

Lezayko / Lezhajko

Lisyk / Lysyk

Lupol

Onisczak / Oniszczak / Onyshchak

Pyrtko / Pirtko / Pyrdko / Pyrtko

Repa (2 families)

Rymarz / Rymasz / Rymar

Rozdzielski / Rozdil's'kyj

Stohancz / Stochnacz / Stohanch (2 families)

Tymus (2 families)

Turdey / Turdej

Chmiel / Khmil'

Czwan / Chvan

Czeperak / Cheperak (2 families)

Czyzmar / Chyzhmar

Czycyla / Czyczyla / Chychyla

Czurylla / Czurylo / Churyla (5 families)

Szewkienicz / Szowkinic / Shevkenych

Szubszak / Shubshak

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was «Saint Basil the Great» [1867] [destroyed]

The masonry church is now usee by Poles.

The wooden church was renovated in 1903 and replaced an older church. After 1947 the church was burned down and the lands turned into a collective sheep farm.

The village was a filial parish to HRAB 3 km away

In 1785 the village lands comprised 9.03 sq km. There were 395 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 3 Jews

1840 – 488 Greek Catholics

1859 – 389 Greek Catholics

1879 – 395 Greek Catholics

1899 – 401 Greek Catholics

1926 – 304 Greek Catholics

1936 – 334 Greek Catholics

The village was incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

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