The entry begins with a single letter „a.” instead of the usual „cz.”; the glyph is clearly different from the „cz.” in entries 2–4 and 6–9 of the same card [reading uncertain].
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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Radomyśl Sędki
Parish of Zbuczyn, łukowski county.
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spellings on the cards: Radomysl Sendki, Radomyśl Sendki, Radomyśl Sędki, Radomysl, Radomyśl, Sętkis, Radomyśl Sętki
district of łukowski · parish of Zbuczyn · cards 1), 2)
a village of noble holdings, in the hands of the Radomyskis (with the byname Sendek), the Krasuskis and minor outside possessors; T75 – 21 hearths, T89 – 10 hearths [T75, T89]
| Year | Source | Entries | Hearths |
|---|---|---|---|
| T75 | Hearth tax register 1775 | 11 | 21 |
| T89 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 4 | 10 |
Without an extract for 1790 and 1794 — no card of this village carries that tariff. It is a missing extract in the card index, not a gap in the numbering of the cards.
Caveats on the years' registers (2)
What the compiler noted beside the entry itself, and what the table above does not show:
- T75 — The list begins on card 1 (card 1) with entries 1–9 and ends on card 2 (card 2) with entries 10–11 and the underlined own total „Razem dymów 21”, standing in the top right-hand corner of card 2. The numbering of entries 1)–11) is on the card, not editorial.
- T89 — The whole extract is written in pencil, in a paler and greyer hand than the ink of T75 above. The card's own total, „10 d.”, stands below a rule in the bottom right-hand corner of the card, beneath the value of the last entry („= 2 d.”). The heading here has the form „Sędki” (with the tail), whereas T75 writes „Sendki”.
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 surname is written „Brzęzewskiego” — the fourth letter with a clear tail, then „-zewskiego” [reading uncertain]. Brzozowski is attested in the area (SLOWNIK-OKOLICY), but I do not bend the card to fit the dictionary.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Wawrzyniec, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Wawrzyniec, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Wawrzyniec, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Wawrzyniec7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Wawrzyniec, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Wawrzyniec, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
the same entry also names: Radomyski Pacoł, Radomyski Paweł, Radomyski Franciszek, Radomyski Mateusz, Radomyski Jan, Radomyski Michał «Sendek»7 persons on 6 hearths
Seven forenames, six hearths: the card joins „Pawła i Franciszka” with a conjunction, which gives six units of 1 hearth each. I read the first forename from the genitive „Pacoła”; I have not managed to identify or expand it — the nominative form „Pacoł” is my own reconstruction [reading uncertain]. „Sendka” beside Michał is a byname — the family surname stands only at the end of the entry („Radomyskich”). Beneath the word „Radomyskich” runs a decorative flourish of the pen, not text.
The byname is recorded here as „Sęndka” (with a hook), in entry 4 „Sendka”, in the heading of T75 „Sendki”, and in T89 on card 2 „Sędki” — I do not smooth over the discrepancies of spelling [reading uncertain as to ę/en]. The abbreviation „cz.” before the forename is written very cursorily [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Nowosielski Mikołaj2 persons on 2 hearths
The first forename in abbreviation, with a stroke over the „r”: I read „Bor.” — I do not expand it. „Bar.” is also possible [reading uncertain]; with the reading „Bar.” a feminine forename (Barbara) would also come into play, which requires a decision by the owner.
the same entry also names: Nowosielski Bor.2 persons on 2 hearths
The first forename in abbreviation, with a stroke over the „r”: I read „Bor.” — I do not expand it. „Bar.” is also possible [reading uncertain]; with the reading „Bar.” a feminine forename (Barbara) would also come into play, which requires a decision by the owner.
the card gives no forename
The surname in the genitive „Morzy”; the card gives no nominative form, and the surname has no attestation in SLOWNIK-OKOLICY nor in nazwiska.json [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Chromiński Marcin †2 persons on 1 hearth
Two persons, one hearth — one holding after two deceased, „sukces.” refers to both forenames. The final letters of the word „Chromińskich” are corrected on the card, outlined a second time [reading uncertain as to the ending].
the same entry also names: Chromiński Grzegorz †2 persons on 1 hearth
Two persons, one hearth — one holding after two deceased, „sukces.” refers to both forenames. The final letters of the word „Chromińskich” are corrected on the card, outlined a second time [reading uncertain as to the ending].
1789 T89Hearth tax register 1789
The figure in „chał. o 1 gosp.” is corrected — overwritten with a thicker, darker stroke over the original pencil [reading uncertain as to the figure itself]; the result of the entry („= 2 d.”) and the total of the card („10 d.”) confirm one cottage.
„z rzesc.” [reading uncertain] — the same abbreviation as at Krasusze Łęcznowola („z rzeszczą na wsi Pogonowie”); a holding linked with the villages of Okniny and Smolanka. The asterisk cross-reference stands in a separate line at the bottom of the card: „*) zob. Krasusze Smolanka;”. In the word „Smolance” several letters are reworked.
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.
