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The Łuków castle court records 1743–1744

Laszkowski

persons 1 · entries 1 · years 1743

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Persons (different given names)
1
Entries in the records
1
Occurrences in the acts
1
Years
1743

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Persons

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LaszkowskiJakubNob.1

entries 768

Localities and estates

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Entries

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1743chancery year

16 July 1743entry 768card 117rscan 56/120

kind of case Donation of estates and persons (donatio) donatio perpetua

Donation of ten strips of arable with a meadow

active party Marianna Cichowska Nob. · Transferor

passive party Kazimierz Domański Nob. · Acquirer

persons in the entry Marianna Cichowska, daughter of Jan Cichowski, 1° voto wife of the late Stanisław Tchórzewski, 2° voto wife of Łukasz Klembowski (she deposed with the assistance of her husband) – donor; Kazimierz Domański and his son Mikołaj – donees; Jakub Laszkowski, Antoni Niewęgłowski called Dzięcioł and Piotr Niewęgłowski – neighbours (the baulks)

localities in the entry Kaszki Wielkie [the reading of the name uncertain]; the river Małki; the Cichowskie boundaries

The noble (Nob.) Marianna Cichowska, daughter of the noble (Nob.) Jan Cichowski, by her first marriage left by the late noble (Nob.) Stanisław Tchórzewski, and by her second and present marriage the wife of the noble (Nob.) Łukasz Klembowski, with the assistance of that same husband of hers, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the noble (Nob.) Kazimierz Domański and to the noble (Nob.) Mikołaj, his son, and to their successors her hereditary maternal estate – that is four strips of arable, beginning at the Laszkowski Sapiment and running towards the Sukcińskie boundaries [uncertain reading], between the baulks of the noble (Nob.) Jakub Laszkowski on both sides; further, six strips of arable together with a meadow, beginning at the river called Małki and running towards the Cichowskie boundaries, between the baulks of the noble (Nob.) Antoni Niewęgłowski called Dzięcioł on the one side and of the noble (Nob.) Piotr Niewęgłowski on the other – lying and situated in the hereditary village of Kaszki Wielkie [the reading of the name uncertain] – she gives, donates and inscribes with every right. She consented to intromission forthwith and promised warranty, and this under the land-law damages and under the jurisdiction of the present office, saving the mortgage sum remaining with the noble (Nob.) Mikołaj Domański, which he shall deduct for himself.

notes and marginalia The PTG tag „Marianna Cichowska pv Tchórzewska sv Klembowska” fully confirms the content. The surname of the neighbour is taken from the tag („Antoni Niewęgłowski Dzięcioł”) – in the manuscript I read it at first as „Dziewulski”. The name of the village is illegible and does not appear among the tags. The woman deposing was unlettered (in the source: „Ignara litterarum”) – the entry bears no signature.

date as the chancery wrote it Feria Tertia post Festum Sanctae Margarethae Virginis et Martyris proxima Anno Domini 1743

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