spouse Marcin Leżeński
entries 1162

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The Łuków castle court records 1743–1744
persons 2 · entries 1 · years 1744
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forms of the name in the acts Leżeńska Leżeński
The persons of this surname in the acts, with the number of entries and with the kinships the record states outright.
spouse Marcin Leżeński
entries 1162
spouse Helena Leżeńska
entries 1162
The localities beside which the acts name this surname, with the number of 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.
kind of case Cession of a sum (cessio summae) cessio summae
Cession (cessio) of a part of a sum of 11,000 złp secured upon Kozłów, Górki Gołe Łąki and half of the town of Parysów
active party Józef Laskowski Magn. · tribune · Transferor (cedent)
passive party Józef Laskowski Magn. · land clerk · Acquirer
value 11000
persons in the entry Józef Laskowski, son of the late Stanisław Laskowski, tribune of the Stężyca land, and of the late Joanna née Stoińska – the party ceding; Hilaria née Laskowska, his sister german, 1° v. wife of the late Stanisław Treter, 2° v. wife of Wiktor Aleksander z Cieszkowa Cieszkowski, clerk of the land and castle court of Liw – the cessionary; Wiktor Aleksander z Cieszkowa Cieszkowski – her second husband; Stanisław Treter – her first, late husband; Zygmunt z Parysowa Parys, castellan of Czersk [uncertain reading] – the original author of the inscription of the sum; Helena z Lasków Leżeńska, huntress of Lublin – the first creditor, the great-grandmother of the two siblings; Marcin Leżeński, hunter of Lublin – her first husband; Stanisław Laskowski, tribune of Stężyca – the father of the party ceding; Joanna née Stoińska Laskowska – the mother of the party ceding
localities in the entry the village of Kozłów with its manor farms; the villages of Górki Gołe Łąki (in their entirety); half of the town of Parysów; the Stężyca castle court records
The magnificent (Magn.) Józef Laskowski, son begotten of the late magnificent (Magn.) Stanisław Laskowski, tribune of the Stężyca land, with the late magnificent (Magn.) Joanna Stoińska, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the magnificent (Magn.) Hilaria née Laskowska — by her first marriage the wife of the late magnificent (Magn.) Stanisław Treter, and now by her second the wife of the magnificent (Magn.) Wiktor Aleksander z Cieszkowa Cieszkowski, clerk of the land and castle court of Liw, his sister german — and to her successors, the part falling to him of the sum of eleven thousand Polish złoty, first and originally inscribed by the late illustrious (Illustr.) Zygmunt Parys, castellan of Czersk [uncertain reading], before the Stężyca castle court records on the Friday after the feast of St Valentine the Martyr in the Year of Our Lord 1646 to the magnificent (Magn.) Helena z Lasków Leżeńska, huntress of Lublin, his great-grandmother [in the source: quartae aviae suae], by title of a simple debt, and warranted and secured upon the estates: the village of Kozłów together with the manor farms situated there, upon the villages of Górki Gołe Łąki in their entirety, as also upon half of the town of Parysów — and falling to him by divine and natural right through succession, and concerning him as against the other co-successors; together likewise with the interest due upon that same principal sum, as also with the whole process, by whatsoever collations it may have been carried on, and interrupted by the death of the late magnificent (Magn.) Stanisław Laskowski, tribune of Stężyca; finally together with the inscription itself, with its warranty and eviction, with its penalties, securities and conditions — retaining nothing for himself or for his successors, he yields up and withdraws; and his whole and unimpaired right, both as to the principal sum and as to the interest, charged upon the estates of Kozłów and Parysów in the manner described above, he transfers, conveys and incorporates in its entirety by the present right in the above respect — inasmuch as both of them are grandchildren [descendants] of the magnificent (Magn.) Helena z Lasków, by her first marriage the wife of the late magnificent (Magn.) Marcin Leżeński, hunter of Lublin, and by her second of the late illustrious (Illustr.) Zygmunt z Parysowa Parys, castellan of Czersk.
[Autograph signature:] Jozef Laskowski
notes and marginalia The largest sum noted so far in the 1744 volume: 11,000 złp, inscribed as long ago as 1646 and inherited for close upon a hundred years. The date of the original inscription has been reckoned: the Friday after St Valentine's 1646 = 16 February 1646 (a Friday) – it agrees. The designation of the degree of kinship („quartae aviae suae”) has been rendered as „prababka” (great-grandmother), but the number of generations is given in the source by an ordinal numeral and remains ambiguous [the reading certain, the interpretation uncertain]. The office of Zygmunt Parys („Castellano Cer…”) breaks off at the spine of the binding – it has been supplied as „czerski” (of Czersk) on the strength of the repetition of that same title at the close of the entry. The persons agree with the PTG tags for scan 57-019 (the tag gives the form of the given name „Wiktor Aleksander”, the manuscript „Victorinus Alexander” – the reading of the tag has been adopted).
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