Trześniów
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Trześniów is a village in south-east of Poland in Podkarpackie voivodeship, Brzozów county, gmina Haczów in the valley of the Wisłok river.
[edit] History
The village was founded at the end of the XIV century. In the second half of the XVI century the owners of the land the Błońscy changed the catholic church in Jasionów to a Calvin church. In 1592 another church for Catholics was built. In 1644 under the Lublin tribunal ruling the protestants were forced to give the churches back to the catholics. Until 1772 the village was the Grabińscy-Tarłowie property, after 1772 it was count Ignacy Cetner's.
In 1880 the population of the village was 1268 including 1232 Poles.
