Sztypler

persons 1 · entries 1 · years 1743

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1743

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SztyplerJanHon.1

father Jan Sztypler

spouse Agnieszka Tarkowska

entries 130

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The Sztypler family

The Sztypler family — descendants of Jan Sztypler

confidence A — a single act

The whole structure comes from a single act (entry 130). Type of act: Cession of a sum of 150 złp.

Caveat. A contradiction in the corpus (Sztypler): the same pair is recorded in both directions — entry 130: father Jan, son Jan; entry 130: the other way round, father Jan, son Jan. Either one of the two is a misreading, or a grandfather and a grandson bore the same given name; only the manuscript can settle it.

130 · call no. 56/023, f. 19v–20r, 14 February 1743

Entries

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1743chancery year

14 February 1743entry 130folio 19v–20rscan 56/023

kind of case Cession of a sum (cessio summae) cessio summae

Cession of a sum of 150 złp (out of an original sum of 200 złp) in favour of a future husband

active party Agnieszka Tarkowska Nob. · Party

passive party Jan Sztypler Hon. · Acquirer

value 200

persons in the entry Agnieszka Tarkowska, daughter of the late Stanisław Tarkowski, widow of the late Tomasz Grochowski – cedent; Jan Sztypler, son of the late Jan [Franciszek] Sztypler, her future husband – cessionary

localities in the entry the Łuków castle court records

The noble (Nob.) Agnieszka Tarkowska, daughter of the late noble (Nob.) Stanisław Tarkowski, widow left by the late noble (Nob.) Tomasz Grochowski, being of sound mind and body, deposed that to the honest (Hon.) Jan Sztypler, son of the late honest (Hon.) Jan [Franciszek] Sztypler, her future husband, and to his successors, she cedes, with everything, the sum of one hundred and fifty Polish złoty – out of the original sum of two hundred Polish złoty inscribed to her, the deponent, by the late noble (Nob.) Tomasz Grochowski, her first husband, before the present records on the Tuesday next after the feast of St Margaret Virgin and Martyr in the Year of Our Lord 1733, by way of a simple debt; giving and granting to that same honest (Hon.) Jan Sztypler, her future husband, power to receive that sum, to give a quittance for what he receives and to hold the estates charged with that sum.

notes and marginalia The given name of the cessionary's father is difficult to read in the text; the tag for scan 023 gives „Jan Franciszek Sztypler”.

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