Khrevt [Ru] Chrewt[Polish]

Lesko District, present day SE Poland

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

1. Bagan / Bahan
2. Baluszczak / Balushchak
3. Baluch / Baljukh
4. Belewiat / Belev'jat (3 families)
5. Bil / Biel / Bil'
6. Buben ( 4 families)
7. Geledziszak / Geledyshak
8. Chodowaniec / Hodovanets'
9. Holub
10. Chorelko / Horelko
11. Gorecki / Gorets'kyj
12. Zagacki / Zagats'kyj
13. Zadylak / Zadyljak
14. Kaczur / Kachur
15. Kril / Krol / Krul / Kril'
16. Xsiazyk / Ks'onzhyk
17. Kuruc / Kuruts
18. Maley / Malej
19. Moralczyn / Moral'chyn (3 families)
20. Muszynski / Mushyns'kyj
21. Semerak (3 families)
22. Siwanicz / Syvanych
23. Smigielski / Smigels'kyj
24. Terlecki / Terlets'kyj (3 families)
25. Tkacz / Tkach
26. Flak / Fljak
27. Czarny / Chornyj
28. Szygielski / Shygels'kyj
29. Jadlowski / Jodlowski / Jadlovs'kyj

Parish Data: [from Blazejowskyj and Iwanusiw]

Church was "Saint Paraskeva" [1670] [destroyed]

The wooden church was renovated in 1899 and was destroyed in 1947

In 1785 the village lands comprised 14.33 sq km. There were 320 Greek Catholics 47 Roman Catholics and 95 Jews

1840 - 255 Greek Catholics

1859 - 458 Greek Catholics

1879 - 486 Greek Catholics

1899 - 662 Greek Catholics

1926 - 735 Greek Catholics

1936 - 1048 Greek Catholics

In 1936 there were 71 Roman Catholics and 69 Jews

The village was not incorporated in to the Lemko Apostolic Administration in 1934

Filial parish located in PANYSHCHIV 3.5 km away

The villages LEOBRAT and OL'KHOVEC' were served by the priest

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