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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Nurzyna
Parish of Łuków, łukowski county.
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Offices: Kamieńska Krystyna (wife of the deputy cupbearer of Trembowla, podczaszyna trembowelska)
Propination, inns, breweries: Kamieńska (brewery, inn)
More than five hearths in one hand: Kamieńska (16); Kamieńska Krystyna (15)
Extracts from outside the registers
Records under sigla which the card index does not expand. They give no hearths, so they enter no total.
note: A siglum outside the list of sources (Perthées's siglum shortened to a single letter — the same practice as on card at Cieszkowizna, where „P. niema” stands), and so the extract does not enter the reckoning of hearths. The extract carries the bare name of the village, in the genitive/locative form „Nurzyny”, written WITH a „z” — unlike the heading of the same card („Nuryna”).
note: A siglum outside the list of sources (Heldensfeld), and so the extract does not enter the reckoning of hearths. The bare name of the village, the form „Nurzyny”, with a „z”.
note: A siglum outside the list of sources (a topographic map), and so the extract does not enter the reckoning of hearths. The bare name of the village, the form „Nurzyna”, with a „z”.
spellings on the cards: Nurzyna, Nuryna, Nurzyny
district of łukowski · parish of Łuków · cards 1), 2), 3), 4), 5)
a village in which the nobility hold holdings (O83, card 4); beside the siglum the addition „(IX)”)
| Year | Source | Entries | Hearths |
|---|---|---|---|
| T75 | Hearth tax register 1775 | 6 | 37 |
| T89 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 8 | 36 |
| T90 | Hearth tax register 1790 | 7 | 36 |
| T94 | Hearth tax register 1794 | 7 | 36 |
Caveats on the years' registers (2)
What the compiler noted beside the entry itself, and what the table above does not show:
- T89 — The extract spread over two cards: entries 1–3 on card 3) (closed with the cross-reference „zob. c. d. T89.”), entries 4–8 on card 4) under the heading „c. d. T89”. The total of its own, „= Razem 36 d.”, stands only on card 4) and covers both parts; for that reason I keep the extract as one the extract, while the belonging of each entry to its card is carried by the the card field.
- T₀89 — The list of possessors of holdings of 1789; as a rule WITHOUT HEARTHS, and so the hearths figure is empty throughout. Spread over two cards: entries 1–7 on card 4), entries 8–20 on card 5) under the heading „T₀89 - c. d. 8)”. The extract gives no total of its own — nor is it to give one, because it does not count hearths. THERE IS NO BRACE BESIDE THIS EXTRACT, on either of the two cards: checked across the full width of all the strips. Instead of a brace the card repeats the formula word for word or refers back to it with the word „podobnież”, written beside each entry separately. The full wording „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” stands three times (card 4), entry 2; card 5), entry 8; card 5), entry 18), once abbreviated „nie wys. 10 kor.” (card 5), entry 19), and all the remaining entries from 3 to 20 carry „podobnież”. The annotation „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” therefore goes to entries 2–20. It does NOT go to entry 1 (Krystyna Kamieńska): beside her stands a quite different note — about a possessor — and the formula about the korce does not refer to her, because „nie wysiewa…” falls only at the next entry.
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: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Antoni, Nurzyński Kajetan, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Maciej, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Mateusz, Nurzyński Krzysztof14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. After „Kajetana,” stands one more word, STRUCK OUT with a wavy stroke; a capital letter of the cut of an „A” is visible (as in „Adama” and „Antoniego”) and the ending „-a”, so most probably „Andrzeja”, but the reading is uncertain and I do NOT make a person out of it — were it counted in, there would be fifteen forenames against fourteen hearths. The word „sukcesorów” stands once, at the beginning of the enumeration; I refer it only to the first named (Antoni), because beside the remaining forenames the card does not repeat it, and the further cards of this village (T90, T94) name Felicjan, Adam, Kajetan and others as living holders.
the same entry also names: Celiński Mateusz «Lebioda»2 persons on 2 hearths
[reading uncertain] as to the byname and as to the first letter of the surname. The surname („Celińskich”) is UNDERLINED on the card and ends indisputably in „-elińskich”; the first letter is a tall, narrow loop, which this hand writes in the same way as the first letter of the byname in the same line. I read it as a „C” (Celiński — a surname attested in this neighbourhood, from the village of Celiny), but in shape an „L” fits it equally well („Leliński”, a surname not attested). The byname I read as „Lebiody” → „Lebioda”: the letters „-e-b-i-o-d-” legible, the dot over the „i” present; „Lebioda” is a byname attested in this neighbourhood (the Wierzejscy, card 4) ff.), but with the Celińscy it has not occurred hitherto, so I do not hold the reading to be certain. A collective entry: the surname stands once, at the end, in the plural, so both are Celińscy, and the byname belongs only to the one beside whom it stands.
the same entry also names: Celiński Franciszek2 persons on 2 hearths
[reading uncertain] as to the byname and as to the first letter of the surname. The surname („Celińskich”) is UNDERLINED on the card and ends indisputably in „-elińskich”; the first letter is a tall, narrow loop, which this hand writes in the same way as the first letter of the byname in the same line. I read it as a „C” (Celiński — a surname attested in this neighbourhood, from the village of Celiny), but in shape an „L” fits it equally well („Leliński”, a surname not attested). The byname I read as „Lebiody” → „Lebioda”: the letters „-e-b-i-o-d-” legible, the dot over the „i” present; „Lebioda” is a byname attested in this neighbourhood (the Wierzejscy, card 4) ff.), but with the Celińscy it has not occurred hitherto, so I do not hold the reading to be certain. A collective entry: the surname stands once, at the end, in the plural, so both are Celińscy, and the byname belongs only to the one beside whom it stands.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Andrzej, Dembowski Michał3 persons on 3 hearths
The surname stands on this card in the shape „Dębowskich” (with „ę”), on card 2) in T90 — „Dembowskich” (with „em”). The two forms I do not standardise in the text of the extract, but in the list of persons I record the standard form of the card index „Dembowski”, as at Dębowica (wies-debowica.json), where the same family appears as „Dembowscy”, „Dębrowskich”, „Dombowskich”.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Adam, Dembowski Michał3 persons on 3 hearths
The surname stands on this card in the shape „Dębowskich” (with „ę”), on card 2) in T90 — „Dembowskich” (with „em”). The two forms I do not standardise in the text of the extract, but in the list of persons I record the standard form of the card index „Dembowski”, as at Dębowica (wies-debowica.json), where the same family appears as „Dembowscy”, „Dębrowskich”, „Dombowskich”.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Adam, Dembowski Andrzej3 persons on 3 hearths
The surname stands on this card in the shape „Dębowskich” (with „ę”), on card 2) in T90 — „Dembowskich” (with „em”). The two forms I do not standardise in the text of the extract, but in the list of persons I record the standard form of the card index „Dembowski”, as at Dębowica (wies-debowica.json), where the same family appears as „Dembowscy”, „Dębrowskich”, „Dombowskich”.
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Łukasz2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Antoni2 persons on 2 hearths
The surname written with a long „s” (a sign with an upper and a lower extension), through which at first glance it looks like „Rypszkowskiego”; the letters one after another give R-y-s-z-k-o-w-s-k-i-e-g-o, that is „Ryszkowski” — a surname attested in the card index.
1789 T89Hearth tax register 1789
A WOMAN — the card confines itself to the surname alone in the feminine form, without a forename and without a form derived from the husband's name, so the given name and the recorded form of the name are empty. NOTE ON THE SPELLING OF THE SURNAME: at fivefold magnification „Kamińskiej” is visible here — without the „e” before the „ń” — whereas card 1) (T75), card 2) (T90) and T94 on the same card have „Kamieńskiej”. The writing of the card remains literally in the text of the extract („cz. Kamińskiej…”) and here, but in the list of persons I give the standard form of the card index „Kamieńska” — just as with the Dembowscy, and for the same reason: this is indisputably the same person as in T75, T90, T94 and T₀89 (the same holding, the same 15–16 hearths), and a separate record „Kamińska” would break her in the index into two women. TO BE DECIDED BY THE OWNER whether „Kamińska” is to go into `nazwiska.json` as a variant of „Kamieńska”. The reckoning of the buildings agrees with the number of hearths: 1 dwór + 1 browar + 2 karczmy + 12 chat = 16. THE WORDS „browar” AND „karczmy” READ WITH CERTAINTY (magnification 2.5×, the letters „b-r-o-w-a-r” and „k-a-r-c-z-m-y” all legible) — this is the only attestation of a brewery in the village and the only one of two inns. The writing „z częścią na wsi Dembowicy” binds this possession to the neighbouring Dębowica (cf. wies-debowica.json) — the holding at Nurzyna and the holding at Dembowica are counted here together, which means that the figure 16 need not fall in its entirety to Nurzyna alone. TO BE DECIDED BY THE OWNER. After „o 1” one word is struck out, before „gospod.”; the struck-out word I do not read.
The card does not add „= 1 d.” here, but it gives one building — a manor house — so the hearths figure 1. The forename is here written out in full („Franciszka”), unlike in T94 on the same card („Franc.”). [reading uncertain as to the first letter of the surname — the same tall loop as on cards 1) and 680]
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Antoni13 persons on 13 hearths
Thirteen forenames, thirteen hearths — it agrees. As against T94 on the same card (14 Nurzyńscy) Felicjan is missing here, and Antoni appears already without „sukces.”, as an ordinary possessor; I do not smooth the difference over. Two Wojciechs, this time WITHOUT the patronymics which distinguished them in T94 and in T90.
The forename written out here in full. The surname again with a long „s”, through which it looks like „Rypszkowskiego” — as on cards 1), 680 and 681.
The entry begins with a repetition mark („), replacing „cz.”. THE SURNAME DECLINED OTHERWISE THAN ON THE REMAINING CARDS: here the genitive „Rolego” (as if from an adjectival „Roli”), and on cards 2) and 681 — „Roli” (from „Rola”). I do not smooth the form over in the text of the extract; in the list of persons the nominative „Rola”, as in the whole village.
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Tomasz2 persons on 2 hearths
„sukces.” stands once, before Łukasz, and to him alone do I give the status and the mark for a deceased person — in keeping with what T90 (card 2), entry 4) and T94 (card 3), entry 5) say of these two: Łukasz is already deceased, Tomasz is alive. The order of the forenames is reversed with respect to those two cards (there Tomasz stands first).
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Łukasz †2 persons on 2 hearths
„sukces.” stands once, before Łukasz, and to him alone do I give the status and the mark for a deceased person — in keeping with what T90 (card 2), entry 4) and T94 (card 3), entry 5) say of these two: Łukasz is already deceased, Tomasz is alive. The order of the forenames is reversed with respect to those two cards (there Tomasz stands first).
Andrzej Dembowski, in T75 on card 1) (entry 4) still a living holder, appears here through his successors. The surname written „Dembowskiego”, with „em”, with a correction on the letters in the middle of the word (the author went over them a second time). The abbreviation „sukces” without a full stop, just as on the card.
Here the abbreviation in a still shorter shape — „sukc.”. The card does not set out the buildings, it gives only „1 d.”, so I do not create the field the breakdown of buildings. Michał appears as deceased also in T90 (card 2), entry 5) and T94 (card 3), entry 6).
1789 T₀89List of possessors of holdings of 1789
the same entry also names: Łaski Jan2 persons on a holding without hearths
A WOMAN — a forename of her own, Krystyna, the surname in the feminine form „Kamieńskiej”, as in T90 (card 2) and T94 (card 3); this is the same person as „Wojciechowa Kamieńska wdowa” from T75 (card 1) and „Kamińska” from T89 (card 3). The novelty of this card: her holding is in 1789 IN THE POSSESSION of Jan Łaski — „w pos.” I expand as „w posesji/posiadaniu”, in possession, the card abbreviates it. The surname of the possessor read from a threefold magnification: the capital letter is an „Ł” (a loop struck through with a crossbar), so „Łaski”, not „Zaski”. Łaski is here a NEW person — on none of the four earlier cards of the village does he appear.
the same entry also names: Kamieńska Krystyna2 persons on a holding without hearths
A WOMAN — a forename of her own, Krystyna, the surname in the feminine form „Kamieńskiej”, as in T90 (card 2) and T94 (card 3); this is the same person as „Wojciechowa Kamieńska wdowa” from T75 (card 1) and „Kamińska” from T89 (card 3). The novelty of this card: her holding is in 1789 IN THE POSSESSION of Jan Łaski — „w pos.” I expand as „w posesji/posiadaniu”, in possession, the card abbreviates it. The surname of the possessor read from a threefold magnification: the capital letter is an „Ł” (a loop struck through with a crossbar), so „Łaski”, not „Zaski”. Łaski is here a NEW person — on none of the four earlier cards of the village does he appear.
A repetition mark („) replaces the word „części”. The formula „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” READ WITH CERTAINTY (magnification 2.2×, all the words legible), and it is on it that the „podobnież” of entries 3–7 rest. [reading uncertain as to the first letter of the surname — the same tall loop „C”/„L” as on cards 1), 680 and 681]
„podobnież” refers to the formula of entry 2, that is „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” — hence the annotation.
The first of the two Wojciechs Nurzyński of this extract (the second in entry 7); T₀89 does not distinguish them by a patronymic, unlike T90 (card 2) and T94 (card 3).
The second Wojciech Nurzyński of this extract, without distinction from the one of entry 5.
The first of the TWO Józefs Nurzyński in this extract (the second in entry 16). No earlier card of the village knows two Józefs: T90 (card 2), T94 and T89 (card 3) have one each. I do not smooth the discrepancy over and I do not decide whether these are two persons or a repetition of the copyist's hand — TO BE DECIDED BY THE OWNER.
The same Jan Ryszkowski who in all four registers (T75, T90, T94, T89) has 1 hearth.
Here the genitive „Roli” — as on cards 2) and 681; the peculiar form „Rolego” has only T89 on card 4).
The second Józef Nurzyński of this extract (the first in entry 10), recorded without any distinction. [the reading of the forename certain — „Józefa” legible just as in entry 10] See the note at entry 10.
It is to him that „tegoż Szaniawskiego” in entry 18 refers.
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Tomasz2 persons on a holding without hearths
The holding of Kazimierz Nurzyński is in the possession of „tegoż Szaniawskiego”, that is of Tomasz from entry 17 — I enter him as the second person of the entry, with the the status „posesor”; the forename is taken from entry 17, in this entry the card does not repeat it. The reading „w pos. tegoż Szaniawskiego” checked at twofold magnification. The second entry on this card with the formula about korce written outright, here in the shape „nie wys. 10 korcy.”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Kazimierz2 persons on a holding without hearths
The holding of Kazimierz Nurzyński is in the possession of „tegoż Szaniawskiego”, that is of Tomasz from entry 17 — I enter him as the second person of the entry, with the the status „posesor”; the forename is taken from entry 17, in this entry the card does not repeat it. The reading „w pos. tegoż Szaniawskiego” checked at twofold magnification. The second entry on this card with the formula about korce written outright, here in the shape „nie wys. 10 korcy.”.
A WOMAN, read from a two-and-a-half-fold magnification. A forename of her own, „Anieli” (nominative Aniela), and the surname in the feminine form „Dębowskiej”, with a clear tail on the „ę” — on the card stands „Dębowskiej”. The literal writing remains in the text of the extract, and in the list of persons I give the feminine standard form of the card index — „Dembowska” — as with the men of this family throughout the file (card 1) „Dębowskich”, cards 2) and 682 „Dembowskich”, everywhere the list of persons „Dembowski”); otherwise Aniela would fall away in the index from her own family. The only occurrence of Aniela Dębowska in the village; the earlier cards know the Dembowscy/Dębowscy only in the male line (Adam, Andrzej, Michał, Maciej). The formula about korce is written here most briefly: „nie wys. 10 kor.”.
A WOMAN, read from a two-and-a-half-fold magnification; „Ewy Nurzyńskiej” legible without reservation. The surname I record in the feminine form, as it stands. The last entry of the extract and the last line of the whole village. Worthy of note: in T89 on card 3) (13 Nurzyńscy) the last named is Antoni, and in T₀89 there is no Antoni at all and the last place is taken by Ewa Nurzyńska. This coincidence I do NOT resolve — I do not merge persons between the years and I do not claim that Ewa is the widow of Antoni; I record the succession in the list alone. TO BE DECIDED BY THE OWNER.
The entry opening the continuation of the extract on card 5); it alone on this card has the word „część” written out in full (the further ones have a repetition mark) and the formula about korce in full, to which the following „podobnież” refer.
1790 T90Hearth tax register 1790
A WOMAN, read twice at fourfold magnification; here the card gives her OWN FORENAME — Krystyna — and her husband's title in the feminine form: „podczaszyny trembowelskiej” (podczaszyna trembowelska, wife of the deputy cupbearer of Trembowla). The surname in the feminine form, as it stands: „Kamieńskiej” → „Kamieńska”. This is the same holding as entry 1 in T75 on card 1) („cz. Wojciechowej Kamieńskiej wdowy – dymów 15”) — the same number of hearths and the same surname; T75 names her by the form derived from her husband's name, T90 by a forename of her own. I do not merge the years, but I record the agreement. The marker is written out on the card in full: „/płaci ofiarę/”, and not with the abbreviation „/pł. of./” — copied literally.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the card distinguishes him from the second Wojciech by a patronymic: „Wojciecha syna Aleksandra”
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Felicjan †, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Franciszek, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Józef14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees. The surname „Nurzyńskich” ADDED ABOVE THE LINE and underlined, with an insertion mark in the line of writing; taken into the text of the extract in angle brackets. „Sukces.” stands twice and each time before one forename (Felicjana, Antoniego) — only to these two do I give the the status „sukcesorowie” and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished by a patronymic („syna Aleksandra”, „syna Jana”) — a thing of genealogical value, for in T75 on card 1) two Wojciechs stand without any distinction. The marker squeezed into the very right-hand edge of the card: „/n. pł” is visible, whereupon the card ends; the remaining part of the abbreviation simply is not on the card, so I do not add it either in the text of the extract or in the marker.
the card distinguishes him from the first Wojciech by a patronymic: „Wojciecha syna Jana”
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Tomasz2 persons on 2 hearths
The same two as in T75 on card 1), entry 5 („Antoniego i Łukasza Szaniawskich”), with this difference, that T90 has Tomasz in the first place, not Antoni, and names Łukasz already as deceased („sukces.”). The discrepancy of the forenames I do not smooth away — each card has what it has.
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Łukasz †2 persons on 2 hearths
The same two as in T75 on card 1), entry 5 („Antoniego i Łukasza Szaniawskich”), with this difference, that T90 has Tomasz in the first place, not Antoni, and names Łukasz already as deceased („sukces.”). The discrepancy of the forenames I do not smooth away — each card has what it has.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Michał †2 persons on 2 hearths
The surname on this card „Dembowskich” (with „em”), on card 1) in T75 — „Dębowskich” (with „ę”). Michał from T75 (card 1), entry 4) appears here already as deceased („sukces.”), and Adam and Andrzej from that entry T90 does not know — it knows instead Maciej, whom T75 does not have.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Maciej2 persons on 2 hearths
The surname on this card „Dembowskich” (with „em”), on card 1) in T75 — „Dębowskich” (with „ę”). Michał from T75 (card 1), entry 4) appears here already as deceased („sukces.”), and Adam and Andrzej from that entry T90 does not know — it knows instead Maciej, whom T75 does not have.
The same as in T75 on card 1), entry 6. The marker is here enclosed in round brackets, not in slashes.
The same Franciszek as in entry 3 of T75 on card 1). The surname is legible as to the letters „-elińskiego”; the first letter is a tall, narrow loop without a crossbar — the same that this hand sets at the beginning of the byname in T75 (card 1), entry 3). I read it as a „C” (Celiński — a surname attested in this neighbourhood, from the neighbouring Celiny), although in shape an „L” also fits it. [reading uncertain as to the first letter] The marker in round brackets.
1794 T94Hearth tax register 1794
A WOMAN. The card gives a forename of her own — Krystyna — and the surname in the feminine form „Kamieńskiej”, but WITHOUT the title which T90 on card 2) carries beside the same person („podczaszyny trembowelskiej”). The same holding as entry 1 in T75 (card 1), „cz. Wojciechowej Kamieńskiej wdowy”) and entry 1 in T90 (card 2) — everywhere 15 hearths. The figure „15” underlined.
The surname written with a long „s”, so that it looks like „Rypszkowskiego” — the same hand and the same wording as on cards 1) and 680.
The forename shortened on the card to „Franc.”. The first letter of the surname is the same tall narrow loop as on cards 1) and 680; I read it as a „C” (Celiński, from the neighbouring Celiny), in shape an „L” also fits it. [reading uncertain as to the first letter]
The forename shortened on the card to „Stan.”. The card repeats the unit with a quotation mark („ = „dym”). The same as entry 3 in T90 on card 2).
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Tomasz2 persons on 2 hearths
The same two and in the same form as in T90 on card 2), entry 4 (Tomasz alive, Łukasz already through his successors); T75 on card 1), entry 5 had Antoni in the first place, not Tomasz.
the same entry also names: Szaniawski Łukasz †2 persons on 2 hearths
The same two and in the same form as in T90 on card 2), entry 4 (Tomasz alive, Łukasz already through his successors); T75 on card 1), entry 5 had Antoni in the first place, not Tomasz.
the same entry also names: Dembowski Michał †2 persons on 2 hearths
The same pair as in T90 on card 2) entry 5. The writing of the surname on this card I read as „Dębowskich”; this hand writes „ę” and „em” very much alike, and within the village we have both forms (card 1) „Dębowskich”, card 2) „Dembowskich”), so I do not standardise the writing in the text of the extract, and in the list of persons I give the standard form of the card index „Dembowski”. [reading uncertain as to „ę” / „em”]
the same entry also names: Dembowski Maciej2 persons on 2 hearths
The same pair as in T90 on card 2) entry 5. The writing of the surname on this card I read as „Dębowskich”; this hand writes „ę” and „em” very much alike, and within the village we have both forms (card 1) „Dębowskich”, card 2) „Dembowskich”), so I do not standardise the writing in the text of the extract, and in the list of persons I give the standard form of the card index „Dembowski”. [reading uncertain as to „ę” / „em”]
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the card distinguishes him by a patronymic: „Wojciecha po Aleksandrze”
the same entry also names: Nurzyński Andrzej, Nurzyński Franc[iszek], Nurzyński Adam, Nurzyński Jakób, Nurzyński Józef, Nurzyński Kazimierz, Nurzyński Krzysztof, Nurzyński Paweł, Nurzyński Szymon, Nurzyński Wawrzyniec, Nurzyński Wojciech, Nurzyński Antoni †, Nurzyński Felicjan †14 persons on 14 hearths
Fourteen forenames, fourteen hearths — it agrees, and it is precisely this reckoning that decides the struck-out word. After „Kazimierza;” stands a word beginning legibly with „Krys-”, the ending of which the author struck out with a thick horizontal stroke; I read it as „Krzysztofa”, because Krzysztof stands among the Nurzyńscy both in T90 on card 2) and in T89 on the same card, and without him there would be thirteen forenames against fourteen hearths. [reading uncertain as to the writing of this one word] The word „sukcesorów” is ADDED BELOW THE LINE, with an insertion mark before „Felicjana”; I take it into angle brackets. „sukces.” refers therefore to two persons — Antoni and Felicjan — and only to them do I give the the status and the mark for a deceased person. TWO WOJCIECHS distinguished here by the patronymic „po Aleksandrze” / „po Janie”; T90 on card 2) has the same two as „syna Aleksandra” and „syna Jana”.
the card distinguishes him by a patronymic: „Wojciecha po Janie”
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.
