Pichne (Pihnye or Tuskes)
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Online Historical Book: Below Snina Rock (1964) |
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1914 Zemplin County Map (714KB) |
| First Mentioned | 1312 |
| 2001 Population | 88 Rusyn, 161 Ukrainian, 282 Other 187 Orthodox, 147 Greek Catholic, 197 Other |
| 1914 Population | 397 6 Magyar, 11 German, 359 Ruthenian; 14 Roman Catholic, 373 Greek Catholic, 10 Jews |
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Pihnye or Tuskes 1312 Pihnye, Pyhnhe, 1773 Pihne, 1808 Pichne |
| Owners | Originally in the Humenne Estate, later to the noble family Berhelyi in the 18th century. |
History
In 1715 it had 13 vacant houses and 18 inhabited. In 1787, it had 646 inhabitants and in 1828, 793 inhabitants
Source: Vlastivedný Slovník Obcí na Slovensku Bratislava 1977
1312 Pihnye, Pyhnhe, 1773 Pihne, 1808 Pichne. It belonged to Humenné town and in the XVIII century to the nobles Berhelyi. In 1715 it had 13 depopulated houses and 18 inhabited. But in 1787, it got 646 inhabitants and in 1828 793 inhabitants. During the History, its inhabitants were occupied in agriculture and as woodmen. Source: Roberto Cannoni, Italy
Orthodox Chrám Zosnutia Presvätej Bohorodičky
Greek Catholic Church:
Zosnutie Presvätej Bohorodičky 1867
Photo Credit: Jim Nickel, 2003
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Last Update: 05 July 2007
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