Piechowicz

persons 1 · entries 1 · years 1743

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1743

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Persons

The persons of this surname in the acts, with the number of entries and with the kinships the record states outright.

PiechowiczKazimierzLabor.1

entries 29

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 29card 6rscan 56/009

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

Donation of a subject (a peasant)

active party Jakub Leszczyński Nob. · Transferor

passive party Paweł Wysokiński Nob. · Acquirer

persons in the entry Jakub Leszczyński (son of the late Stanisław) – donor; Paweł Wysokiński, son of the late Piotr Wysokiński called Jagiełka – donee; Kazimierz Piechowicz – the subject donated

localities in the entry the deponent's hereditary land

The noble (Nob.) Jakub Leszczyński, son of the late noble (Nob.) Stanisław, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the noble (Nob.) Paweł Wysokiński, son of the late noble (Nob.) Piotr Wysokiński called Jagiełka, and to his successors, he gave, donated, inscribed in perpetuity and resigned his property, that is the industrious (Labor.) Kazimierz Piechowicz, [settled] on the deponent's hereditary land, together with all that subject's property, his appurtenances and hereditary titles; giving to that donee full power to search out that subject wherever he may be found, to settle him on his own estate, to hold and to possess him.

notes and marginalia The tags for scan 009 have Bartłomiej and Stanisław Wysokiński Jagiełka; in the text of the entry, however, I read plainly „Paulo Wysokinski olim Petri Wysokinski dicti Jagiełka” (Paweł, son of Piotr).

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

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