HarasiewiczAnnaHon.1
father Piotr Harasiewicz
spouse Wojciech Ciok
entries 33
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The Łuków castle court records 1743–1744
Harasiewicz
persons 2 · entries 1 · years 1743
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Persons (different given names)
2
Entries in the records
1
Occurrences in the acts
2
Years
1743
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Persons
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HarasiewiczPiotrHon.1
entries 33
Family trees
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The Harasiewicz family
The Harasiewicz family — descendants of Piotr Harasiewicz
confidence A — a single act
The whole structure comes from a single act (entry 33). Type of act: Donation of land and of a fourth part of the village headman’s holding.
Entries
Every entry in which the acts name this surname. With each one: the chancery date in translation, the folio of the register, the kind of act, an outline of the case, and the persons and localities named in the entry.
1743chancery year
22 January 1743entry 33card 7rscan 56/010
kind of case Donation of estates and persons (donatio) donatio perpetua
Donation of land and of a fourth part of a village headman's holding (a royal estate)
active party Anna Harasiewicz Hon. · Transferor
passive party Tomasz Urzykowski Hon. · Acquirer
persons in the entry The honest Anna Harasiewiczówna, daughter of the late honest Piotr Harasiewicz, widow of the late honest Wojciech Ciok, village headman of Zbuczyn – donor; the honest Tomasz Urzykowski of Zbuczyn, her future son-in-law, and Konstancja Ciokówna, her daughter – donees
localities in the entry the royal village of Zbuczyn; the advocate's court (advocatialis) of Zbuczyn
The honest (Hon.) Anna Harasiewiczówna, daughter of the late honest (Hon.) Piotr Harasiewicz, widow left by the late honest (Hon.) Wojciech Ciok, village headman of the village of Zbuczyn, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the honest (Hon.) Tomasz Urzykowski of that same village of Zbuczyn, her future son-in-law, and to Konstancja Ciokówna, her daughter, and to their successors, she gives and donates her hereditary and acquired estate, that is: in the homestead six strips, beginning at the road running through the village of Zbuczyn, together with the garden and the inner roads in Zbuczyn itself, running towards the hollow (fovea), between the baulks of the honest (Hon.) Urzykowskis on the one side and [of a neighbour on] the other; and further, in the fields, meadows, woods, forests, lakes and rivers – a fourth part (sortem), coming from the share resigned to her by perpetual right by the late honest (Hon.) Wojciech Ciok before the present records on the Monday after St Stanislaus the Martyr's day in the Year of Our Lord 1715, together with the other appurtenances and appendages of the headman's holding belonging to that fourth part, lying in the estate of His Royal Majesty of Zbuczyn, free, with every right; she consented to intromission forthwith and promised warranty, under the land-law penalties of the present office and of the advocate's court of Zbuczyn.
notes and marginalia The parties are described as „Honesti” (the honest) – non-noble; the matter concerns part of the headman's holding in the royal village of Zbuczyn.
date as the chancery wrote it (under the same date)
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