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Tykhanja [Ru] Ciechania [Polish]

Krosno District, present day SE Poland

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

Babczak / Babchak

Bobak (3 families)

Wergala / Wyrgala / Vergala (2 families)

Wowk / Vovk

Wujasz / Vujash

Halbowski / Halbovs'kyj

Galewicz / Galevych

Goc / Hoc / Gots

Danylak / Danilak / Danyljak

Kantor (4 families)

Kudla

Laba (2 families)

Marko

Pawelczak / Pavelchak

Piszko / Pyshko (2 families)

Popik / Popyk (3 families)

Sabat / Sabbat (3 families)

Samborski / Sambors'kyj (2 families)

Soyka / Sojka

Terek / Teryk / Terek (2 families)

Tomaszczyk / Tomaszyk / Tomashchyk

Fedio / Fedzio

Chromoga / Khromoga (2 families)

Czopiak / Chop'jak (3 families)

Szpak / Szpiak / Shpak

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was «Saint Nicholas» [1790] [destroyed]

The wooden church was designated as a chapel in 1859 and then was made a parish.

In 1914 both villages of TYKHANJA and ZHYDIVSKE were burned by the Austrians, the church was damaged and all records were destroyed. Nothing now remains. By 1928 a number of the villagers had turned to the Orthodox faith. On August 25, 1929 2 Poles were hired and brought in from Krakow by villagers from nearby Huta Poljans'ka and they killed the priest – o. Pyrih and his daughter Marija.

In 1785 the village lands comprised 7.31 sq km. There were 305 Greek Catholics 0 Roman Catholics and 7 Jews

1840 – 503 Greek Catholics

1859 – 366 Greek Catholics

1879 – 331 Greek Catholics

1899 – 430 Greek Catholics

1926 – 360 Greek Catholics

1936 – 253 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 308 Roman Catholics 233 Orthodox and 5 Jews

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

Filial parish located in ZHYDIVS'KE 5 km away

The village HUTA POLJANS'KA was served by the priest – only 20 or so Greek Catholics resided there

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