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Settlements of East SLOVAKIA

Prislop (Kispereszlo)

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Hay Racks in Nová Sedlica, Ulič and Prislop

Reference in Wooden Church book from Folk Museum of Ukrainian Culture at Svidnik

Online Historical Book:

Below Snina Rock (1964)

History of the Ulic Valley, 2002 (rewrite of the 1996 version)

Short article from Slovak Spectator, 2006

1914 Zemplin County Map (714KB)

Highlights

First Mentioned	1568
2001 Population	88 Rusyn, 161 Ukrainian, 282 Other 187 Orthodox, 147 Greek Catholic, 197 Other
1914 Population	159 4 German, 153 Ruthenian; 153 Greek Catholic, 5 Jew
Village Names	Kispereszlo
Owners	Originally in the Humenne Estate, then to the Paulin monks of Trebišov. In 1820, it passed to the Prešov Greek Catholic Archibishopric.

History

Its residents were primarily employed in agriculture.

Source: Vlastivedný Slovník Obcí na Slovensku Bratislava 1977

Prislop was liberated on 26 October 1944.

1568 Prislop. mentioned for the first time in 1568, it belonged to the Humenné town. After (XVII century) it passed under the dominion of Paulin monks of Trebišov. In the 1820 belonged to the Greek-Catholic Prešov Archibishopric. During the History, its inhabitants were occupied in agriculture. Source: Roberto Cannoni, Italy

Church

Orthodox Chrám Zosnutia Presvätej Bohorodičky

Affiliated Parish: Dara – Chrám Narodenia Presvätej Bohorodičky

Greek Catholic Church Zosnutie Presvätej Bohorodičky 1993. The church is affiliated (managed) by the church in Topola.

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