the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Borki-Kosy
In the card index under the name Borki Kossy. Parish of Zbuczyn, łukowski county.
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spellings on the cards: Borki Kossy., Borki Kosy, Borki Kąsy
district of łukowski · parish of Zbuczyn · cards 1), 2), 3), 4)
noble holdings [O83 (IX)]
| Year | Source | Entries | Hearths |
|---|---|---|---|
| T75 | Hearth tax register 1775 | 3 | 13 |
| T89 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 3 | 15 |
| T90 | Hearth tax register 1790 | 3 | 17 |
| T94 | Hearth tax register 1794 | 3 | 17 |
Caveats on the years' registers (7)
What the compiler noted beside the entry itself, and what the table above does not show:
- T75 — The card itself sums up: „Razem: 13 dymów.” (doubly underlined). 11 + 1 + 1 = 13 — it agrees.
- T89 — The card itself sums up: „Razem 15 dymów;” (underlined). 13 + 1 + 1 = 15 — it agrees. Beside every entry stands the qualifier „d. dwor.” / „d. dw.” („dym dworski” or „dym–dwór”); the expansion of this abbreviation is NOT certain, and the card lists no other buildings, so I do NOT fill in the the breakdown of buildings field — see the report, a matter for the owner to decide. The same convention of writing („2 d. dwor.”, „16 d. dwor.”, „3 d. dw.”) stands on the cards of the neighbouring village of Borki Kosiorki, and there too it has been left without the breakdown of buildings.
- T₀89 — T₀89 — a list of the possessors of holdings from 1789, WITHOUT hearths (the hearths figure null in every entry), in keeping with the character of the siglum. The siglum is a looped „T” with the index „089”; comparison with the siglum T89 on card 2 (a plain „T” with the index „89”) leaves no doubt. The list runs across two cards: 3 (card 3), entries 1–8) and 4 (card 4), entries 9–17, under the addition „c.d.”), 17 entries together. On card 3 the layout is in two columns — the left-hand column (entries 1–4) and the right-hand (entries 5–8); I number by columns, the left before the right. Card 3 HAS no brace and no annotation about sowing at all — the margin beside its eight entries is clean. On card 4 a HORIZONTAL STROKE runs the full width of the card, beginning just before the line „Sebastyana Borkowskiego” and dividing the record into two blocks. BELOW this stroke, along the right-hand margin, runs the vertical annotation „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”. The annotation begins below the stroke and ends level with the last line, so the annotation „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” is given to FIVE entries of the lower block (entries 13–17), and to THEM ONLY; entries 1–12 remain without the annotation. There is NO brace at the annotation — its extent is marked out by the horizontal stroke above and the end of the record below.
- T90 — T90 begins on card 1 (k319) and runs on to card 2 (k320) with the addition „c. d. T90.–”. The card sums up itself: „Razem – 17 dymów wiejskich 2giej klasy;” (the figure underlined). 1 + 1 + 15 = 17 — it agrees. All the hearths of this siglum are „wiejskie 2giej klasy” — this is NOT a breakdown into buildings, so the breakdown of buildings is left empty.
- T94 — The card itself sums up: „Razem 17 dymów;” (doubly underlined). 15 + 1 + 1 = 17 — it agrees, and it is the same total as in T90. T94 gives the bare numbers of hearths, without a breakdown into buildings and without qualifiers of class — the breakdown of buildings empty.
- S87 — The 1787 census: 48 l.; the figure „48” is underlined. The card gives NEITHER Jews NOR dissidents — only the record „48 l.”. The parish of Zbuczyn is not covered by Fr. Kumor's print (ABMK 39/1979 covers the parish of Trzebieszów), so there is no check from a second source — the figure stands without comparison. Recorded in the village's the 1787 census field.
- V48 — V48 gives only the name of the village, without hearths and without persons. The main form: „Borki Kosy”, in brackets, in the same author's hand, „(Borki Kąsy)” — under the „a” a distinct tail, that is „Kąsy”, not „Kasy”. Both spellings in the recorded variants of the village.
The card-index entries
Every extract for this locality in the wording of the cards, year by year. One block is one occurrence: this person, in this year. At a collective item the same card text stands beside every person named — because the card names them together and they must not be separated. The hearths given at a collective item are an equal division among those named, not a reading.
1775 T75Hearth tax register 1775
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz, Borkowski Wojciech11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Krzysztof, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Tomasz11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end, and applies to all — beneath the word „Borkowskich” runs a wavy line (the cataloguer's underlining). Two Mikołajs — the first opens the list, the second stands after Józef; the card does not distinguish between them in any way. The forename „Sebestjana” is written with „e” and „j” — I record it literally („Sebestjan”), I do not normalize it to „Sebastian”.
The card gives no forename; the wording is in the plural („w części Jastrzębskich”) — a family holding, not a single person.
A vacancy (an abandoned dwelling) left by the deceased Walenty Borkowski, still „fit for habitation”, counted as 1 hearth. Walenty Borkowski is deceased („po zmarłym”) — hence the mark for a deceased person. The card's wording: „do mieszkanie zdatne” (so in the source).
1789 T89Hearth tax register 1789
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
on the card the genitive form „Ptasia”/„Ptaszia”, underlined with a dotted line and furnished with a question mark IN THE HAND OF THE MAKER OF THE CARD INDEX — he himself was not sure of the reading; [reading uncertain], the nominative „Ptaś” is my grammatical reconstruction
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
on the card the genitive form „Sobieszka”, underlined with a dotted line and marked with a question mark IN THE CARD-COMPILER'S OWN HAND; [reading uncertain], the nominative „Sobieszek” is my grammatical reconstruction — „Sobieszka” or „Sobieska” are equally possible
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
„Jana Kosa” — a certain reading, without the card-indexer's question mark; the byname coincides with the second member of the village's name („Borki Kossy” / „Borki Kosy”)
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Franciszek «Ptaś», Borkowski Jakub «Sobieszek», Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jan «Kos»13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen persons, thirteen hearths („po 1 d.”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end; the bynames („Ptasia”, „Sobieszka”, „Kosa”) stand beside the forenames and apply only to those persons. Two Mikołajs (the first and the second-to-last) — the card does not distinguish them. Two Franciszeks: one without a byname, the other „Ptasia”. The hearth qualifier on the right-hand edge of the card („d. dw…”) breaks off at the edge of the card; supplied from the lines below, where the full „d. dwor.” stands. This is NOT a division of the hearth among buildings — see the note on the extract.
A WOMAN — a forename of her own is given; the surname in the feminine form, as on the card. T89 does not repeat the designation „wdowy”, which stands beside her in T90.
1789 T₀89List of possessors of holdings of 1789
The first entry of the list stands in one line with the siglum; the rest run in two columns. The siglum is a looped „T” with the index „089” (not „T89” — a comparison with the siglum T89 on card 2 leaves no doubt), so the hearths figure = null. The card does NOT repeat the name of the village beside this siglum — the heading of the card („Borki Kosy”) in square brackets.
The second line of the left-hand column; beside it and the following ones the card now puts only a repetition mark („) instead of „cz.”.
The last line of the left-hand column — the bottom edge of the card cuts the writing just below it.
The first line of the RIGHT-hand column, at the same height as the line with the siglum; beside it again the full „cz.”.
The forename abbreviated „Barttom.” (with a double „tt”, as elsewhere on these cards) — I expand it to „Bartłomiej”, because on cards 1–3 the same personal roster has a Bartłomiej written in full as „Barttomieja”.
The last line of the right-hand column — the bottom edge of the card right beneath it. The forename here is „Kacpra” (on cards 1, 2 and 3, under other sigla, „Kaspra”) — I record the form from this line.
Above the horizontal stroke — without annotation.
Above the horizontal stroke — without annotation. This is already the third Mikołaj Borkowski in this list (entry 1 on card 3, entry 11 here) — the card does not distinguish them.
The last line ABOVE the horizontal stroke — without an annotation. The forename is here written „Sebastyana” (on cards 1–2 „Sebestjana”, on card 3 „Sebastjana”) — I record the form of this line.
The first line BELOW the horizontal stroke; beside it again the full „cz.”. Taken in by the vertical annotation in the right-hand margin „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”.
A WOMAN. The card does NOT give a forename here — the wording alone „Cielemęckiej wdowy”. This is not a husband-derived form (not „Jakóbowej”, „Woyciechowy”), but the surname alone in the feminine form with a designation of status, so the recorded form of the name is left empty, the given name too, and the surname goes in the feminine form of the card. From T90 and T94 it is known that this holding belongs to Marjanna Cielemęcka, widow, but I do NOT merge persons between sigla — that belongs to the stage of the index.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Maciej2 persons on a holding without hearths
The last line of the card and of the whole list. The addition after the surname of Maciej I read as „zaprzys. tudzież Jan Borkowski”, but [READING UNCERTAIN] in two places: (1) the abbreviation „zaprzys.” I expand tacitly as „zaprzysiągł/zaprzysiężone”, he took the oath / sworn — the card does not expand it and I do NOT add this to the text; (2) the word after the abbreviation has the shape „tudzież”/„tuzie”/„kuzie” — „tudzież” fits the number and the shape of the letters best, but there is no certainty. The sense is most probably that the oath for this holding was taken by Jan Borkowski. Jan Borkowski I enter as the second person of the entry, because he is named in the source, but his role is NOT the role of a possessor — for the owner to decide whether he is to remain here. Note: „cz. Jana Borkowskiego” also stands on its own a line higher (entry 16); whether this is the same person the card does not settle.
a person named not as the possessor of a holding, but in a note about an oath („zaprzys. …”); the role is uncertain — see the entry's the note
the same entry also names: Borkowski Jan2 persons on a holding without hearths
The last line of the card and of the whole list. The addition after the surname of Maciej I read as „zaprzys. tudzież Jan Borkowski”, but [READING UNCERTAIN] in two places: (1) the abbreviation „zaprzys.” I expand tacitly as „zaprzysiągł/zaprzysiężone”, he took the oath / sworn — the card does not expand it and I do NOT add this to the text; (2) the word after the abbreviation has the shape „tudzież”/„tuzie”/„kuzie” — „tudzież” fits the number and the shape of the letters best, but there is no certainty. The sense is most probably that the oath for this holding was taken by Jan Borkowski. Jan Borkowski I enter as the second person of the entry, because he is named in the source, but his role is NOT the role of a possessor — for the owner to decide whether he is to remain here. Note: „cz. Jana Borkowskiego” also stands on its own a line higher (entry 16); whether this is the same person the card does not settle.
The first line of card 4, in the same row as the siglum; below the siglum the addition „c.d.”. Above the horizontal stroke dividing the card — OUTSIDE the reach of the „nie wysiewają 10 korcy” annotation.
1790 T90Hearth tax register 1790
A WOMAN — a forename of her own is given („Marjanny”), so the given name is filled in, and the recorded form of the name is not needed (this is not a husband-derived form); the surname in the feminine form, as on the card. The widow is alive — the mark for a deceased person is empty. Class of hearth: „1 dym wiejski 2giej klasy”; at the entries below the card repeats it with a repetition mark („).
The designation of the class of hearth the card repeats with a repetition mark after entry A; in square brackets, the expansion of that mark, not the wording of the card.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
„Mikołaja syna Kazimierza” — the card distinguishes him from the previous Mikołaj by naming the father, Kazimierz
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Sebestjan15 persons on 15 hearths
The entry crosses from card 1 (k319) to card 2 (k320): on k319 it ends at „Kaspra;”, on k320 it resumes under the addition „c. d. T90.–” with „Łukasza;”. Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). „2 Franciszków” = two men called Franciszek, the card does not distinguish them — hence two identical records. The forename „Barttomieja” is written with a double „tt” (so in the source). Between „Sebestjana;” and „Wawrzyńca” stands a heavily blotted, corrected mark — most likely the conjunction „i” [reading uncertain]; the count of forenames (15) and the card's total (15) rule out a further forename being hidden there.
1794 T94Hearth tax register 1794
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
„Mikołaja po Kazimierzu” — the card distinguishes him from the Mikołaj opening the list by naming his father, Kazimierz; in T90 the same man is recorded as „Mikołaja syna Kazimierza”
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Wawrzyniec15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Łukasz, Borkowski Bartłomiej, Borkowski Franciszek, Borkowski Józef, Borkowski Kasper, Borkowski Andrzej, Borkowski Michał, Borkowski Sebastjan, Borkowski Jan, Borkowski Mikołaj, Borkowski Jakób, Borkowski Adam, Borkowski Franciszek15 persons on 15 hearths
Fifteen persons, fifteen hearths („po 1 dymie”). The surname „Borkowskich” stands once, at the end. Two Mikołajs (the first and the eleventh, the latter „po Kazimierzu”) and two Franciszeks (the fourth and the fourteenth) — the card distinguishes them by nothing but their order. The forename „Barttomieja” with a double „tt”, „Sebastjana” here with an „a” (on cards 1 and 2 the same man is written „Sebestjan”) — I record the forms of each card separately. NO byname at all: T94 does not repeat the „Ptasia”, „Sobieszka” or „Kosa” of T89.
A WOMAN — a forename of her own given, the surname in the feminine form, as on the card; the designation „wdowy” as in T90. The widow is alive — the mark for a deceased person empty.
This locality in the full edition of the hearth-tax registers — together with a search across all persons, a modern map, Perthées’s engraving of 1786 and a statistical summary.
