Matynka

persons 1 · entries 2 · years 1744

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1744

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MatynkaTeresaGen.2

spouse Jan Czerski

entries 1105 1130

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1744chancery year

23 January 1744entry 1105card 7rscan 57/008

kind of case Quittance and cancellation of an inscription (quietatio, cassatio) quietatio; cassatio inscriptionis

Quittance in a suit over the surrender of the property deeds (munimenta) left by a deceased woman

active party Stanisław Czerski Gen. · Creditor (giving the quittance)

passive party Jan Żeliński Gen. · Debtor

persons in the entry Stanisław Czerski, son of the late Kazimierz Czerski and of the late Barbara née Lesiecka, acting in his own name and in the name of his sister german Rozalia Czerska, a maiden – the party giving the quittance; Jan Żeliński and his wife [the given name – uncertain reading], daughter of the late Teresa née Matynek [uncertain reading] and of the late Jan Czerski, the paternal uncle of the deponent – the parties quitted

localities in the entry the Łuków castle court office

The well-born (Gen.) Stanisław Czerski, son begotten of the late well-born (Gen.) Kazimierz Czerski with the late well-born (Gen.) Barbara née Lesiecka, being of sound mind and body, deposed that he, in his own name and in the name of the well-born (Gen.) Rozalia Czerska, his sister german, an unmarried maiden, for whom he stands surety, gives a quittance to the well-born (Gen.) Jan Żeliński together with his wife – the daughter of the late well-born (Gen.) Teresa née Matynek [uncertain reading] and of the late well-born (Gen.) Jan Czerski, the paternal uncle of the deponent – as his maternal cousin and successor, and to his successors:

for the suit and official action brought with the present office on account of very numerous deeds and papers (munimenta et documenta) concerning the substance of the Czerski, left by the late well-born (Gen.) Teresa née Matynek Czerska with the parties quitted at the hour of her death, brought both by that same party quitted and by the party itself and by the well-born (Gen.) Czerska, the aunt, further for the manifestations, the relations, the condemnations and their execution, for the decrees and for the whole and entire process –

by reason of the surrender to him by the parties quitted of those same deeds and of the satisfaction rendered he gives a quittance; and the manifestations, the relations, the condemnations and whatsoever decrees handed down in that matter, as also the whole process, he cancels.

[The deponent] unlettered.

notes and marginalia A rare object of dispute: neither land nor a sum of money, but the **property deeds of the family** („munimenta et documenta ad substantiam Czerscianam spectantia”) left with kinsfolk at the hour of their holder's death. The matter is closed by the physical surrender of the papers (extraditio). The pattern of the kinships is set down very briefly – [uncertain reading] as to the particulars; the persons agree with the PTG tags for scan 57-008.

date as the chancery wrote it (under the same date)

1 February 1744entry 1130folio 11v–12rscan 57/013

kind of case Inscription of a sum and dower settlement (inscriptio, dotalitium) inscriptio simplicis debiti; dotalitium et reformatio

Pre-nuptial inscription of 500 złp upon an inheritance share after a maternal cousin

active party Jan Żeliński Gen. · Debtor

passive party Rozalia Czerska Gen. · Party

value 500

persons in the entry Jan Żeliński, son of the late Stanisław – the party making the inscription; Rozalia Czerska, daughter of the late Kazimierz Czerski, a maiden, his future wife – in whose favour the inscription is made; the late Teresa Matynkówna, widow of the late Jan Czerski, the maternal cousin of the party making the inscription – after whom the inheritance share falls

localities in the entry the inheritance share after Teresa née Matynek Czerska

The well-born (Gen.) Jan Żeliński, son of the late well-born (Gen.) Stanisław Żeliński, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the well-born (Gen.) Rozalia Czerska, daughter of the late well-born (Gen.) Kazimierz Czerski, an unmarried maiden, his future wife, and to her successors he is bound and remains indebted for the sum of five hundred Polish złoty by way of a certain, true, just, liquid and simple debt; which sum he inscribes and secures upon the inheritance share, whatever falls to him after the late well-born (Gen.) Teresa Matynkówna, the widow left by the late well-born (Gen.) Jan Czerski, his maternal cousin; undertaking to pay it on the first demand of his future wife and to lodge it with the present records; and this under a like penalty of five hundred Polish złoty, for which he appoints the present court.

[Autograph signature:] Jan Żeliński

notes and marginalia The highest pre-nuptial inscription of this part of the 1744 volume (500 złp), and at the same time the key to entry 1105: Teresa née Matynek Czerska was **the maternal cousin of Jan Żeliński**, and not his wife – hence his share in the inheritance and in the dispute over the deeds of the Czerski family.

date as the chancery wrote it (under the same date)

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