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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Gołowierzchy
In the card index under the name Gołowierzchy Krasusze. Parish of Trzebieszów, łukowski county.
Dear reader, remember that this is an AI study, that it may contain errors; treat it as indicative and verify it for yourself.
The village has been transcribed incompletely.
Card 6 is missing from the card index (numbering within the village). Card 6) — the numbering of the village runs 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) [6) missing] 7) 8) 8) 9). On card 5) the 1775 register breaks off at entry 18) without a total, and card 7) already begins the 1794 register — the missing card therefore carried the continuation of T75 and its „Ogółem”. The recorded entries of T75 give 35 hearths and it is not known how many are missing: no surviving card gives the total for the year 1775. Arithmetically T89 gives 37, T90 38, T94 38 — so 35 for T75 may be a complete figure or close to complete, but that is a guess, not a reading.
Propination, inns, breweries: Popławski Józef (inn, propination); Popławski Szymon (inn); Rzewuski Antoni (propination); Rzewuski Tomasz (propination)
spellings on the cards: Gołowierzchy Krasusze, Gołowierzchy-Krasusze, Krasuse Gołowierzchy, Gołowierzchy, Gołonierzchy Krasusze
district of łukowski · parish of Trzebieszów · cards 1), 2), 3), 4), 5), 7), 8), 9)
a village where the nobility hold holdings [O83 (IX)]
| Year | Source | Entries | Hearths |
|---|---|---|---|
| T75 | Hearth tax register 1775 | 18 | 35 |
| T89 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 15 | 37 |
| T90 | Hearth tax register 1790 | 14 | 38 |
| T94 | Hearth tax register 1794 | 14 | 38 |
Caveats on the years' registers (2)
What the compiler noted beside the entry itself, and what the table above does not show:
- T75 — The card gives no total; the continuation and the „Ogółem” probably fell on the missing card 6) (see the list of missing cards). The recorded items 1–18 give 35 hearths.
- T₀89 — A list of possessors of holdings, without hearths. Card 8) is set out in two columns — the numbering 1–23 is editorial: first the left column (1–13), then the right (14–23). Card 9) is the continuation, items 24–34.
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: Krasuski Jan, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Jakób6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jan, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski, Krasuski Mikołaj6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Jakób6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jan, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski, Krasuski Jakób6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jan, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Jakób6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jan, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Jakób6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. Between „Jana” and „Piotra” the card puts no comma, but the reckoning („po 1 dymie = 6”) requires two persons, not one man with two forenames. After „Jakóba” stands a thickly struck-out word, not to be read — I do not count it. A woman with no forename of her own: „Mikołajowy” is the genitive of the husband-derived form „Mikołajowa”; I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Krasuskich”), so I enter it as it stands. Below the line, in pencil and smaller, „, dymów.” is added — a loose note by the author.
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Michał2 persons on 3 hearths
Two persons, three hearths — the card explains this itself, dividing them 2 + 1. The original „po 1 dymie” the author struck out and replaced with the breakdown above the line.
on the card, beside the forename, „(1 dym)”
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Ludwik2 persons on 3 hearths
Two persons, three hearths — the card explains this itself, dividing them 2 + 1. The original „po 1 dymie” the author struck out and replaced with the breakdown above the line.
on the card, above the forename, „(2 dymy)” added
A woman with no forename of her own: „Kazimierzowey” is a form derived from the husband's name — I record it literally and do not expand it. The surname is in the feminine form; I read „Karnowskiey” (after the „r” two round arcs like an „n”, clearly different from the pointed „w” two letters further on) [reading uncertain]. In T89 and T90 of this village Marjanna Karwowska appears — whether this is the same family I do not decide.
The forename on the card „Sczesnego”; the nominative „Sczesny” (today's Szczęsny) — I do not modernise it.
The mark „(?)” above the surname was set there by the author of the card index himself — as at Trzebieszów (card 1) and Dębowierzchy (card 1). The doubt probably concerns the vowel: T89 and T90 have „Tarczewski” in this village.
The surname on the card „Wierzyskiego” (without the „e” before the „y”), and three lines lower, in entry 15, the same family as „Wierzeyskiego”.
The byname is written here „Szynowca” (with „Sz”), and in entry 10 of the same card „Synowca” — two forms in one hand.
The byname in the genitive „Kozanka”; I take the nominative to be „Kozanek” (as Strączka → Strączek). The nominative „Kozanka” is also possible [the reading is certain, the expansion is not].
The byname is written here „Wronicha” (nom. Wronich), and in T89 and T90 „Wroniocha” (Wronioch).
1789 T89Hearth tax register 1789
The forename written on the card „Barttomieja” — the „ł” rendered by a double „t”.
The surname on the card is clearly „Krasieskiego” (after „Kras” stands an „i” with a dot, then „e”, then „skiego”) — not „Krasuskiego” [the reading of the letters is certain, the expansion is not]. That Krasuski is meant is supported by the reckoning: the collective entry of the Krasuskis on card 3) counts 11 persons, and T90 on card 1) gives 12 Krasuskis in this village; this Krzysztof closes the twelve. To be resolved by the owner of the card index.
A woman: her own forename and the surname in the feminine form. Here without the addition „wdowy”, which stands beside her in T90 (card 2), entry 13).
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Ludwik2 persons on 2 hearths
T89 gives two Ludwiks in this holding, and T90 (card 2), entry 9) Ludwik and Mikołaj — a discrepancy between the sources; I correct neither.
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Ludwik2 persons on 2 hearths
T89 gives two Ludwiks in this holding, and T90 (card 2), entry 9) Ludwik and Mikołaj — a discrepancy between the sources; I correct neither.
on the card „Ludwika (2go)” — the second Ludwik, so distinguished by the author of the card index himself
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Jakub2 persons on 2 hearths
Above the forename „Jakuba” the author added and at once struck out an abbreviation read as „sukces.” [reading uncertain]. Since he struck it out, I give Jakub neither the status „sukcesorowie” nor the mark for a deceased person — even though T90 on card 1) (entry 5) has „Sukces. Jakóba” here. The discrepancy is reported to the owner of the card index.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Antoni2 persons on 2 hearths
Above the forename „Jakuba” the author added and at once struck out an abbreviation read as „sukces.” [reading uncertain]. Since he struck it out, I give Jakub neither the status „sukcesorowie” nor the mark for a deceased person — even though T90 on card 1) (entry 5) has „Sukces. Jakóba” here. The discrepancy is reported to the owner of the card index.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Wojciech2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Borkowski Józef2 persons on 2 hearths
the forename corrected: the original „Wawrzyńca” [reading uncertain] thickly struck out, „Woyciecha” added above the line. T90 on card 1) has Wojciech in the same holding, not Wawrzyniec
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Paweł, Wierzejski Franc[iszek]3 persons on 3 hearths
A woman with no forename of her own: the card names her by the husband-derived form „Jakubowej” — I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Wierzejskich”), so I enter it as it stands. In T90 (card 2), entry 12) the same holding carries „Sukces. Jakóba”: the holding left by the deceased Jakub Wierzejski is held in 1789 by his surviving wife.
the same entry also names: Wierzejski, Wierzejski Paweł3 persons on 3 hearths
A woman with no forename of her own: the card names her by the husband-derived form „Jakubowej” — I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Wierzejskich”), so I enter it as it stands. In T90 (card 2), entry 12) the same holding carries „Sukces. Jakóba”: the holding left by the deceased Jakub Wierzejski is held in 1789 by his surviving wife.
the same entry also names: Wierzejski, Wierzejski Franc[iszek]3 persons on 3 hearths
A woman with no forename of her own: the card names her by the husband-derived form „Jakubowej” — I record it literally in the recorded form of the name and do not expand it. The surname stands once, collectively and in the masculine („Wierzejskich”), so I enter it as it stands. In T90 (card 2), entry 12) the same holding carries „Sukces. Jakóba”: the holding left by the deceased Jakub Wierzejski is held in 1789 by his surviving wife.
The surname [reading uncertain]. The letters on the card: P + a vowel in the shape of an open arc (rather „u” than „o”) + a „p” descending below the line + a tall letter: in this and in the next line a crossed vertical stroke („t”, as in „Antoniego”), and in the fifth line a clear loop with a stroke through it („ł”, as in „Mikołaja”) + „askiego”. Hence „Puptaskiego”, alternately „Pupłaskich”. The same men stand in T90 on cards 1) and 163 as P o p ł a w s c y — and with the same numbers of hearths (Józef 4, Szymon 2, Karol 1, Antoni/Wojciech 1) — so it is almost certainly the Popławskis, but the letter „w” is simply not there in this line. I do not decide; the standard form is to be established by the owner of the card index.
The forename read as „Szymona”: the capital letter has the same shape (a loop with a tail below the line) as the „S” in „Sy-nowca” in the last entry of this card; it answers also to „Szymonowi Popławskiemu — dymów 2” from T90. The surname as in entry 1 [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Puptaski Karol2 persons on 2 hearths
In this line the letter after „Pup” has a clear loop with a stroke through it, that is „ł” — „Pupłaskich”; in lines 1 and 2 the same name has a „t” in that place. The surname [reading uncertain], see the note at entry 1.
the same entry also names: Puptaski Antoni2 persons on 2 hearths
In this line the letter after „Pup” has a clear loop with a stroke through it, that is „ł” — „Pupłaskich”; in lines 1 and 2 the same name has a „t” in that place. The surname [reading uncertain], see the note at entry 1.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch»11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Walerjan, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Jakub †, Krasuski Mateusz, Krasuski Maciej, Krasuski Mikołaj, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Krzysztof «Synowiec», Krasuski Józef «Wronioch», Krasuski Józef †11 persons on 11 hearths
Eleven persons, eleven manor houses — it agrees. The „sukc.” at the beginning I refer to Jakub alone: beside Józef at the end the abbreviation is repeated, so it does not run through the whole series. The forename „Walerjana” is written here with a „j” (on card 1) the same man as „Walerianego”).
1789 T₀89List of possessors of holdings of 1789
The forename is written here „Waleryana”; on card 1) (T90) the same man as „Walerianego”, on card 3) (T89) „Walerjana”.
The first line of the right-hand column, standing level with the heading „T₀89 - Krasuse Gołowierzchy -”.
A second Krzysztof Krasuski in a row — the card repeats the forename and the surname in two successive lines; these are two different holdings, not a scribal slip (T90 on card 1) likewise knows two Krzysztofs: Wronioch and a second).
the same entry also names: Popławski Józef2 persons on a holding without hearths
The addition „zaprzys. tenże Józef Popławski” stands in the right-hand column, level with this line: for this holding the oath was taken by the same Józef Popławski as in entry 1. The abbreviation „zaprzys.” (zaprzysiągł, he took the oath) does not fit in the the annotations dictionary, so it remains only in the text.
the same entry also names: Popławski Antoni2 persons on a holding without hearths
The addition „zaprzys. tenże Józef Popławski” stands in the right-hand column, level with this line: for this holding the oath was taken by the same Józef Popławski as in entry 1. The abbreviation „zaprzys.” (zaprzysiągł, he took the oath) does not fit in the the annotations dictionary, so it remains only in the text.
the same entry also names: Turski Józef2 persons on a holding without hearths
A two-part line: the holding of Wojciech Tarczewski, beside it „zaprzys.”, and underneath „Józef Turski poses.” — the possessor is Józef Turski.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Wojciech2 persons on a holding without hearths
A two-part line: the holding of Wojciech Tarczewski, beside it „zaprzys.”, and underneath „Józef Turski poses.” — the possessor is Józef Turski.
the same entry also names: Rzewuski Tomasz2 persons on a holding without hearths
A two-part line: the holding of Antoni Rzewuski, „zaprzys.”, and underneath „Tomasz Rzewuski - syn - propinacja”. The card itself calls Tomasz a son — I enter this in the status, because it is the only indication of kinship in the whole village.
the same entry also names: Rzewuski Antoni2 persons on a holding without hearths
A two-part line: the holding of Antoni Rzewuski, „zaprzys.”, and underneath „Tomasz Rzewuski - syn - propinacja”. The card itself calls Tomasz a son — I enter this in the status, because it is the only indication of kinship in the whole village.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Antoni2 persons on a holding without hearths
The addition „zaprzys. tenże Popławski” in the right-hand column, level with this line; the card does not repeat the forename, and „tenże” refers back to Józef Popławski from entries 1–2.
the same entry also names: Popławski2 persons on a holding without hearths
The addition „zaprzys. tenże Popławski” in the right-hand column, level with this line; the card does not repeat the forename, and „tenże” refers back to Józef Popławski from entries 1–2.
A woman: her own forename and the surname in the feminine form („Joanny Krasuskiej”).
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef †2 persons on a holding without hearths
„ssrów” is an abbreviation of „sukcessorów”. The annotation „nie wysiewa 10 korcy”: down the right-hand side of the card runs a vertical addition „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”, covering all the lines of this card except the last.
the same entry also names: Grochowski Stanisł[aw]2 persons on a holding without hearths
„ssrów” is an abbreviation of „sukcessorów”. The annotation „nie wysiewa 10 korcy”: down the right-hand side of the card runs a vertical addition „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”, covering all the lines of this card except the last.
A woman: her own forename and the surname in the feminine form.
A woman: her own forename and the surname in the feminine form. Here „Maryanny”, and in T89, T90 and T94 the same woman „Marjanny” — two spellings of one forename.
The line is marked with an asterisk instead of a repetition mark. The word „Ludwika” has its ending blotted out by a thick stain of ink, so that it reads „Ludwik” — in the nominative, like „Grochowski zaprzys.”. The line therefore names not the possessor of the holding but the man who took the oath; which holding it refers to the card does not say — the asterisk has no counterpart on any card of this village. I enter the person, because it is the person the source names, but without a status.
The last line is covered by the addition „nie wysiewają 10 korcy” — below it runs a horizontal stroke closing the group.
The line stands BELOW the stroke closing the group „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”, so it does not receive the annotation.
1790 T90Hearth tax register 1790
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Paweł, Wierzejski Jakób †3 persons on 3 hearths
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Paweł, Wierzejski Franciszek3 persons on 3 hearths
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Franciszek, Wierzejski Jakób †3 persons on 3 hearths
A woman: her own forename is given („Marjanny”), the surname in the feminine form („Karwowskiej”), beside it „wdowy” — she is alive, and this makes no one deceased. The marker is written on the card without the „ł”: „n. p. of.”, and not „n. pł. of.” as in the other entries — I transcribe it literally.
The surname „Brzewuskiego” [reading uncertain]: after „Brz” there follow clearly three signs — „e”, „w” (a pointed apex, as in „Karwowskiej” in the line above) and „u” (a round arc). So far the card index has neither „Brzewuskiego” nor anyone like him (there are „Brzeziński” and „Brzozowski”, but the shape of the letters does not allow it). To be resolved on the original.
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Mikołaj2 persons on 2 hearths
The surname read as „Iwanowskich”: the capital letter has no loop below the line, unlike the „J” in „Józefa” on the same card. The form is attested in the card index at other villages.
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Ludwik2 persons on 2 hearths
The surname read as „Iwanowskich”: the capital letter has no loop below the line, unlike the „J” in „Józefa” on the same card. The form is attested in the card index at other villages.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the marker „/pł. of./” added above the line
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
on the card: „Macieja ~~Krasuskiego~~ Synowca” — the word „Krasuskiego” struck out with a wavy stroke, because the surname stands collectively at the end of the entry
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
above this forename stands a struck-out addition, read as „Krusze” [reading uncertain] — struck out, so it does not enter the content
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Wojciech †, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the forename corrected on the card: the scribe wrote „Waleri…go”, struck out the middle of the word and wrote „na” above the line, giving „Walerianego” (nom. Walerian). He stands between two Wroniochs, but has no byname of his own — after the forename there is a comma
the same entry also names: Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Walerian, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Piotr, Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Szymon †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths — this agrees with „po 1 dymie”. „Krasuskich” is underlined with a wavy stroke, the figure 12 underlined.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Wojciech2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Borkowski Józef2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Popławski Wojciech2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Popławski Karol2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Jakób †, Tarczewski Antoni3 persons on 2 hearths
Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom the holding of Antoni Tarczewski lies in pledge — he is not a possessor counted in hearths.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Jakób †, Popławski Józef3 persons on 2 hearths
Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom the holding of Antoni Tarczewski lies in pledge — he is not a possessor counted in hearths.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Antoni, Popławski Józef3 persons on 2 hearths
Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom the holding of Antoni Tarczewski lies in pledge — he is not a possessor counted in hearths.
1794 T94Hearth tax register 1794
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Jakób †, Tarczewski Antoni3 persons on 2 hearths
The surname „Tarczewskiego” beside Jakób is added above the line. Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom Antoni's holding lies in pledge — he does not count towards the hearths.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Jakób †, Popławski Józef3 persons on 2 hearths
The surname „Tarczewskiego” beside Jakób is added above the line. Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom Antoni's holding lies in pledge — he does not count towards the hearths.
the same entry also names: Tarczewski Antoni, Popławski Józef3 persons on 2 hearths
The surname „Tarczewskiego” beside Jakób is added above the line. Józef Popławski is named only as the man with whom Antoni's holding lies in pledge — he does not count towards the hearths.
the same entry also names: Popławski Wojciech2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Popławski Karol2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the forename added above the line, just after „cz.”
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the forename added above the line; it closes the bracket opened before „Ludwika”
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
on the card in a bracket together with the next: „(Ludwika; Krzysztofa)”
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Walenty, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Wojciech †12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Krasuski Józef, Krasuski Józef †, Krasuski Krzysztof «Wronioch», Krasuski Ludwik, Krasuski Krzysztof, Krasuski Maciej «Synowiec», Krasuski Maciej «Wronioch», Krasuski Mikołaj «Wronioch», Krasuski Piotr «Strus», Krasuski Szymon †, Krasuski Walenty12 persons on 12 hearths
Twelve persons, twelve hearths. The figure „12” has been corrected on the card in thicker ink over an earlier entry (the underside of the former digit is visible) — the author first counted fewer, then added two forenames above the line and corrected the total. That both additions are ADDITIONS, and not corrections replacing the forenames beneath them, follows from the reckoning: card 8) closes T94 with the total „Razem — 38 dymów”, entries A–F and H–M give 26, so exactly 12 falls to G — and twelve persons come out only if „Józefa”, „Ludwika” and „Krzysztofa” are all counted. The horizontal strokes beside both additions are insertion marks, not deletions. The twelve agrees also with T90 (card 1), entry 1), where there are twelve Krasuskis.
the same entry also names: Borkowski Wojciech2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Borkowski Józef2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Mikołaj2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Iwanowski Ludwik2 persons on 2 hearths
the forename corrected on the card, another word visible underneath [illegible]
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Jakób †, Wierzejski Paweł3 persons on 3 hearths
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Franc[iszek], Wierzejski Paweł3 persons on 3 hearths
the same entry also names: Wierzejski Franc[iszek], Wierzejski Jakób †3 persons on 3 hearths
A woman: her own forename and the surname in the feminine form, beside it „wdowy” — she is alive.
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.
