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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Dziewulski
separate records 49 · places 13 · registers 1775, 1789, 1790, 1794
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„Separate entries for persons” means: separate entries of a given name with a surname and a byname, not persons proved to have existed. The same man recorded in four registers is one entry, but two namesakes from the same village are sometimes impossible to tell apart, and over twenty years a parcel could pass to a son of the same name. The hearths given at a collective entry are an equal division among those named — a calculation, not a reading.
| Year | Source | Entries | Persons | Hearths |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1775 | Hearth tax register 1775 | 23 | 23 | 26,0 |
| 1789 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 24 | 24 | 24,0 |
| 1789 | List of possessors of holdings of 1789 | 28 | 25 | — |
| 1790 | Hearth tax register 1790 | 29 | 27 | 29,0 |
| 1794 | Hearth tax register 1794 | 29 | 27 | 29,0 |
The year 1789 stands twice in the table, and rightly so: these are two different sources. The register gives the hearths, the list of parcel-holders does not — which is why the list carries a dash and not a zero, and the hearths of 1789 are not counted twice.
Where the surname occurs
The localities in which the card file records this surname, with the number of entries and of the hearths falling to it in each village.
- CelinyTrzebieszówrecords 5 · hearths 4,0
- DziewuleZbuczynrecords 40 · hearths 36,0
- GołaczeZbuczynrecords 1
- GołaszynŁukówrecords 4 · hearths 3,0
- JanuszówkaZbuczynrecords 19 · hearths 16,0
- KoziestanyZbuczynrecords 28 · hearths 21,0
- SmolankaTrzebieszówrecords 5 · hearths 3,0
- Ługi-RętkiZbuczynrecords 2 · hearths 2,0
- ModrzewZbuczynrecords 5 · hearths 4,0
- Stare OkninyZbuczynrecords 10 · hearths 8,0
- PogonówZbuczynrecords 4 · hearths 3,0
- RoleŁukówrecords 5 · hearths 4,0
- ZabłocieZbuczynrecords 5 · hearths 4,0
bynames used with this surname Maraszczyk Markowicz Piskiel Wiecher
The card-index entries
All the extracts for this surname in the wording of the cards. One block is one occurrence: this person, in this register. In a collective entry the same text of the card stands beside every person named — because the card names them together, and they must not be separated.
CelinyTrzebieszów parish
the ordinal letter corrected [reading uncertain]; I and J were omitted from the run of letters
DziewuleZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Grodzicki Piotr2 persons on 8 hearths
Two persons on eight hearths: the card does not divide the holding between them („cz. Benedykta Dziewulskiego i Piotra Grodzickiego dymów 8”), so they hold it jointly, and in the index we divide the hearths equally, four to a person. The card's own total (43) neither settles nor contradicts this.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Tomasz6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Franciszek6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Franciszek6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Franciszek6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Franciszek6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Franciszek6 persons on 6 hearths
The figure „6” is underlined. Beside the forenames small pencilled „v” marks.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Mateusz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markiewicz», Dziewulski Piotr6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek], Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markiewicz», Dziewulski Piotr6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek], Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Mateusz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markiewicz»6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek], Dziewulski Mateusz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markiewicz», Dziewulski Piotr6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek], Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Mateusz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Piotr6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek], Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Mateusz †, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markiewicz», Dziewulski Piotr6 persons on 6 hearths
At the end of the line „= 6 d” is struck out and repeated lower down after a bracket. The byname is here written „Markiewicza” (on card 3), in T90, the same family has „Markowicza”) — both forms I leave as they stand.
The original „bez gruntu i ogr.” is struck out and corrected to „z ogr.”, just as in two entries on card 3).
The third of three identically recorded lines „cz. Tomasza Dziewulskiego” in the left-hand column of this card (entries 5, 9 and 12). The card distinguishes them by nothing — neither by byname nor by father's forename — so I do not decide whether this is one man with three holdings, or two or three namesakes. In T90 and T94 of this village stand side by side „Tomasz”, „Tomasz Markowicz” and „Tomasz Maraszczyk” — namesakes were not lacking in Dziewule.
A WOMAN: the surname in the feminine form in the genitive („Dziewulskiej”), the forename „Ewy”. The reading is certain — the line read twice and each time the same. The only woman among the Dziewulskis in this village. Under the brace „nie wysiewają 10 korcy” (see entry 18).
In T90 (card 3) and T94 (card 5) the same family has two Maciejs: „Macieja Markowicza” and „Macieja syna Mateusza” / „Macieja po Mateuszu”. Here the card gives only „Macieja Dziewulskiego”, without distinguishing them — I do not assign him to either of the two.
The first of three identically recorded lines „cz. Tomasza Dziewulskiego” in the left-hand column of this card (entries 5, 9 and 12). The card distinguishes them by nothing — neither by byname nor by father's forename. I do not merge them, nor do I decide whether this is one man with three holdings, or namesakes.
The second of three identically recorded lines „cz. Tomasza Dziewulskiego” in the left-hand column of this card (entries 5, 9 and 12) — see the note at entry 5.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the card adds „syna Mateusza” — a distinguishing mark from the second Maciej in the same entry
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
a byname added between the lines and marked with a caret „ⱽ” placed right after this „Tomasza”
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Tomasz «Markowicz», Dziewulski Tomasz †9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths. The word „Maraszczyka” is added at the start of the following line and anchored by a caret „ⱽ” after the first „Tomasza” — it therefore belongs to that person, not to „sukces. Tomasza”. The forename of the fourth person is read as „Michała” by comparison with certain occurrences of the same word on cards 2) („Michała Nowosielskiego”) and 367 („Michała Dziewulskiego Maraszczyka”).
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the card adds „po Mateuszu”
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Walenty, Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Tomasz †, Dziewulski Maciej «Markowicz», Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Maciej, Dziewulski Tomasz «Maraszczyk», Dziewulski Michał, Dziewulski Franciszek9 persons on 9 hearths
Nine persons, nine hearths — the same group as in T90 entry I on card 3), there „Macieja syna Mateusza”, here „Macieja po Mateuszu”.
GołaczeZbuczyn parish
Gołaszynparafia Łuków
the card begins this one entry with the abbreviation „a.”, not „cz.” as it does all the rest [reading uncertain]
JanuszówkaZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Krzysztof3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, one hearth each — the reckoning closes. The word „dymie” is carried over to the end of the line by the sign „=” (just as in the source) and completed at the beginning of the next line. The surname stands once, in the masculine plural, and I assign it to all three. „3 dymy” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Piotr, Dziewulski Aleksander3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, one hearth each — the reckoning closes. The word „dymie” is carried over to the end of the line by the sign „=” (just as in the source) and completed at the beginning of the next line. The surname stands once, in the masculine plural, and I assign it to all three. „3 dymy” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Aleksander3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, one hearth each — the reckoning closes. The word „dymie” is carried over to the end of the line by the sign „=” (just as in the source) and completed at the beginning of the next line. The surname stands once, in the masculine plural, and I assign it to all three. „3 dymy” is underlined.
The byname stands on the card in the genitive „Piskla” — the reading of the letters is certain (checked at a twofold enlargement: „P”, „i” with a dot, „s”, „k”, „l”, „a”, without a stroke over the „l”). The headword form „Piskiel” is a RECONSTRUCTION of the nominative by analogy with the byname „Wiecher”, already attested in this card index (genitive „Wiechra”, the same type with the contraction of „-e-”), and NOT a reading from the card; the form „Piskła”/„Piskło” is equally possible. The byname is new — it is not yet in `nazwiska.json` nor in SLOWNIK-OKOLICY; I report it to the owner. The figure „1” is underlined.
A CORRECTION ON THE CARD: originally it read „1 chat. bez gruntu i ogr.”; the words „bez gruntu i ogr.” are struck out with one long horizontal stroke, and above the gap between „chat.” and „ogr.” a small „z” is added. The final wording is thus „1 chat. z ogr.” — a cottage WITH a garden, not without land and a garden; this is a significant change for the classification of the hearth, and I therefore describe it rather than smooth it over. Checked at twofold magnification: the added „z” stands clearly above the line, and the striking-out stroke runs only through the four struck words, without touching „1 chat.” or „ogr.”. „1 chat.” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Sebastjan3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, each with one manor house — the count closes (3 manor houses = 3 hearths). The second forename is here written with an „x” („Alexandra”), while T90 on the same card has „Aleksandra”; I record both forms as they stand. CROSS-REFERENCE: after this entry the card adds „- zob. Dziewule;” — the T89 extract for Januszówka refers onward to the village of Dziewule (the same pair of villages already stands side by side in the heading of T75 on card 1): „Januszowka Dziewule”). The cross-reference is NOT drawn into the total: the total of 5 concerns Januszówka alone. THE TOTAL IS WRITTEN TWICE, in two columns and in two wordings: beneath the column of numbers on the right „Razem 5 dymów;”, and lower down on the left, beneath its own stroke, „Razem 5 d.” (underlined twice). Both give the same figure of 5 and both agree with the entries (1 + 1 + 3 = 5), so there is no discrepancy here — I note only the fact of the doubling itself, since it is untypical in this card index.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Alexander, Dziewulski Sebastjan3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, each with one manor house — the count closes (3 manor houses = 3 hearths). The second forename is here written with an „x” („Alexandra”), while T90 on the same card has „Aleksandra”; I record both forms as they stand. CROSS-REFERENCE: after this entry the card adds „- zob. Dziewule;” — the T89 extract for Januszówka refers onward to the village of Dziewule (the same pair of villages already stands side by side in the heading of T75 on card 1): „Januszowka Dziewule”). The cross-reference is NOT drawn into the total: the total of 5 concerns Januszówka alone. THE TOTAL IS WRITTEN TWICE, in two columns and in two wordings: beneath the column of numbers on the right „Razem 5 dymów;”, and lower down on the left, beneath its own stroke, „Razem 5 d.” (underlined twice). Both give the same figure of 5 and both agree with the entries (1 + 1 + 3 = 5), so there is no discrepancy here — I note only the fact of the doubling itself, since it is untypical in this card index.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Alexander3 persons on 3 hearths
Three persons, each with one manor house — the count closes (3 manor houses = 3 hearths). The second forename is here written with an „x” („Alexandra”), while T90 on the same card has „Aleksandra”; I record both forms as they stand. CROSS-REFERENCE: after this entry the card adds „- zob. Dziewule;” — the T89 extract for Januszówka refers onward to the village of Dziewule (the same pair of villages already stands side by side in the heading of T75 on card 1): „Januszowka Dziewule”). The cross-reference is NOT drawn into the total: the total of 5 concerns Januszówka alone. THE TOTAL IS WRITTEN TWICE, in two columns and in two wordings: beneath the column of numbers on the right „Razem 5 dymów;”, and lower down on the left, beneath its own stroke, „Razem 5 d.” (underlined twice). Both give the same figure of 5 and both agree with the entries (1 + 1 + 3 = 5), so there is no discrepancy here — I note only the fact of the doubling itself, since it is untypical in this card index.
The forename is written here „Sebastyana”, with „y” — the third form of this forename on three cards of one village: „Sebestjana” in T90 (card 2), „Sebastjana” in T89 and T94 (card 2), „Sebastyana” in T₀89 (card 3). All three are attested in this card index, and I do not unify any of them.
The record „nie wysiewa 10 korcy” read at a fourfold enlargement, word by word, and certain: evidence that the possessor did not have the property census. The mark before it is „=”, not a dash.
„podobnież” (read at a fourfold magnification) refers back to the previous line, that is it repeats at Alexander Dziewulski the annotation „nie wysiewa 10 korcy”; hence the marker stands at this entry too, though the phrase itself is not repeated on the card. The forename with „x”, as in T89 on card 2). The last line written on the card.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Sebestjan4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The forenames are separated on the card by SEMICOLONS (not commas), the last by the conjunction „i”. The fourth forename is here recorded „Sebestjana”, with „e” in the second syllable, whereas T89 and T94 on the same card have „Sebastjana” — I do not unify the discrepancy; both forms are attested in this card index. T90's total: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7, agreeing with the line „Razem - 7 dymów wiejskich 2giej klasy;-”, where „7” is underlined twice.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Aleksander, Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Sebestjan4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The forenames are separated on the card by SEMICOLONS (not commas), the last by the conjunction „i”. The fourth forename is here recorded „Sebestjana”, with „e” in the second syllable, whereas T89 and T94 on the same card have „Sebastjana” — I do not unify the discrepancy; both forms are attested in this card index. T90's total: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7, agreeing with the line „Razem - 7 dymów wiejskich 2giej klasy;-”, where „7” is underlined twice.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Aleksander, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Sebestjan4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The forenames are separated on the card by SEMICOLONS (not commas), the last by the conjunction „i”. The fourth forename is here recorded „Sebestjana”, with „e” in the second syllable, whereas T89 and T94 on the same card have „Sebastjana” — I do not unify the discrepancy; both forms are attested in this card index. T90's total: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7, agreeing with the line „Razem - 7 dymów wiejskich 2giej klasy;-”, where „7” is underlined twice.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Aleksander, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Paweł4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The forenames are separated on the card by SEMICOLONS (not commas), the last by the conjunction „i”. The fourth forename is here recorded „Sebestjana”, with „e” in the second syllable, whereas T89 and T94 on the same card have „Sebastjana” — I do not unify the discrepancy; both forms are attested in this card index. T90's total: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7, agreeing with the line „Razem - 7 dymów wiejskich 2giej klasy;-”, where „7” is underlined twice.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Sebastjan, Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Kr[zysztof]4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The card shortens the last two forenames to „Kr.” and „Al.” (checked under sixfold magnification: „K”, „r”, a dot — „A”, „l”, a dot); I expand them in brackets to „Kr[zysztof]” and „Al[eksander]”, since these same four Dziewulski men stand with full forenames in T90 on the same card („Aleksandra; Krzysztofa; Pawła i Sebestjana”). „4 d.” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Sebastjan, Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Al[eksander]4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The card shortens the last two forenames to „Kr.” and „Al.” (checked under sixfold magnification: „K”, „r”, a dot — „A”, „l”, a dot); I expand them in brackets to „Kr[zysztof]” and „Al[eksander]”, since these same four Dziewulski men stand with full forenames in T90 on the same card („Aleksandra; Krzysztofa; Pawła i Sebestjana”). „4 d.” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Sebastjan, Dziewulski Kr[zysztof], Dziewulski Al[eksander]4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The card shortens the last two forenames to „Kr.” and „Al.” (checked under sixfold magnification: „K”, „r”, a dot — „A”, „l”, a dot); I expand them in brackets to „Kr[zysztof]” and „Al[eksander]”, since these same four Dziewulski men stand with full forenames in T90 on the same card („Aleksandra; Krzysztofa; Pawła i Sebestjana”). „4 d.” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Paweł, Dziewulski Kr[zysztof], Dziewulski Al[eksander]4 persons on 4 hearths
Four persons, one hearth each — the arithmetic closes. The card shortens the last two forenames to „Kr.” and „Al.” (checked under sixfold magnification: „K”, „r”, a dot — „A”, „l”, a dot); I expand them in brackets to „Kr[zysztof]” and „Al[eksander]”, since these same four Dziewulski men stand with full forenames in T90 on the same card („Aleksandra; Krzysztofa; Pawła i Sebestjana”). „4 d.” is underlined.
KoziestanyZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Antoni, Dziewulski Mateusz4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Antoni, Dziewulski Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Antoni, Dziewulski Mateusz, Dziewulski Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec †, Dziewulski Jan †, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec †, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec †, Dziewulski Jan †, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Jan †, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec †, Dziewulski Jan †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec †, Dziewulski Jan †, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 5 hearths
SIX PERSONS, FIVE HEARTHS — the card explains this itself: above the words „Wawrzyńca i Jana” stands an addition in brackets, „(1 dw.)”, underlined with a brace taking in both forenames, that is, these two have one manor house between them; the remaining four items of one hearth each give 5 in all. The forename „(Wojciecha)” is added below the line, ringed round, with an arrow marking the place of insertion between „Jana” and „Dziewulskich” — an insertion by the copyist, not a separate item. AN INTERPRETATION REQUIRING THE OWNER'S DECISION: I assume that „sukc.” governs all three forenames that follow it (Wawrzyniec, Jan, Wojciech), because these are exactly the same three forenames that stand before it as living holders — their repetition in the same line would otherwise double the persons. The other possible reading („sukc.” beside Wawrzyniec alone, with Jan and Wojciech alive) gives the same number of five hearths, so the reckoning does not decide between them [the reading is certain, the parsing of the sentence is not].
The second Wojciech Dziewulski in the same list (items 8 and 12); the card distinguishes them by nothing — neither by a byname nor by a father's forename. The last item taken in by the brace.
The first item of card 4), written in the same line as the sigla and the name of the village. OUTSIDE THE BRACE: the horizontal stroke of the brace runs BELOW this line and only beyond it turns downwards, so the annotation „nie wysiewają 10 korcy” does not cover this item [a decision on the shape of the brace — checked at eightfold magnification at the corner: the horizontal stroke and the vertical one are a single continuous line; the reading in which the stroke would be merely an underlining of the heading, and the brace would take in this line as well, I hold to be less probable, but not excluded — TO BE CONFIRMED ON THE ORIGINAL].
This card writes the forename „Wawrzeńca” (the diacritic over the „n” is visible), and cards 2) and 282 — „Wawrzyńca”; I record the nominative in accordance with this card („Wawrzeniec”) and do not harmonise it with the other years.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech, Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech †6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. The three men named Wojciech are distinguished in the wording itself: the first by a byname („Wojciecha Wiechra”), the second by his father („Wojciecha syna Antoniego” — this is probably the son of Antoni Dziewulski from T75, item 6), the third is already deceased („sukces. Wojciecha”). The card gives the byname in the genitive („Wiechra”); the nominative „Wiecher” is a resolution of the form, not a reading [the nominative is uncertain]. Antoni I do not enter as a separate person — he is not the holder of a holding, he stands only as the designation of a father.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wojciech †, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Wojciech †, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wojciech †, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher», Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wojciech †, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Wawrzyniec, Dziewulski Krzysztof, Dziewulski Wojciech †, Dziewulski Jan, Dziewulski Wojciech «Wiecher»6 persons on 6 hearths
Six persons, six hearths. „Sukcesorów” refers only to the first of the men named Wojciech — T90 arranges it in the same way on this same card („sukces. Wojciecha” at the end of the enumeration). The last of them, in T90 „Wojciecha syna Antoniego”, is here called „Wojciecha po Antonim”; the phrase „po Antonim” I do not treat as evidence of Antoni's death, because the parallel wording of T90 says simply „syna Antoniego”, and Antoni himself does not appear in the entry as the holder of a holding.
SmolankaTrzebieszów parish
Ługi-RętkiZbuczyn parish
the repetition marks refer to the formula of item A.
ModrzewZbuczyn parish
the card gives the surname before the forename.
the entry is covered by the vertical addition „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”, running along the right-hand edge of the card through its whole height; the addition has no arm of a brace, so its reach (the right-hand column or the whole card) I base on its running from the first line to the last.
the repetition marks refer back to the formula of entry A: „dym wiejski 2giej klasy”.
the forename written „Fabijana” (Fabijan); in T90, entry B (card 2), and T89 (card 4) — „Fabiana”.
Stare OkninyZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Szymon, Dziewulski Tomasz3 persons on 3 hearths
„dymów 3” added between the lines on the right and underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Tomasz, Dziewulski Franciszek3 persons on 3 hearths
„dymów 3” added between the lines on the right and underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Szymon, Dziewulski Franciszek3 persons on 3 hearths
„dymów 3” added between the lines on the right and underlined.
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Tomasz2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franc[iszek]2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Tomasz2 persons on 2 hearths
the same entry also names: Dziewulski Franciszek2 persons on 2 hearths
PogonówZbuczyn parish
the forename recorded „Wiktorzyna” (nom. Wiktoryn); in T90 entry D and T94 entry 12 the same holding goes to „Wiktora” (Wiktor) — a discrepancy between the sigla
Roleparafia Łuków
Covered by the brace „nie wysiewają 10 korcy” (entries 17–29).
ZabłocieZbuczyn parish
the only entry on this card without an opening „cz.” — the card begins the line straight from the forename.
Entries 8 and 9 stand on the card in one line, separated by a semicolon; the „cz.” before Lipiński is added above the line.
In T75 (1775) the holding of the Dziewulskis is held by Jan; in 1790 by Szymon.
This surname in full edition of the hearth-tax registers — together with the search across all persons, the comparison of figures through the registers, the modern map and the Perthées engraving of 1786.
