The card gives no forename. In T94 (card 2) and in T90 (card 5) the same holding belongs to „Ludwika Oknińskiego” — I do not, however, carry the forename over into this entry, because T75 is a year fifteen years earlier.
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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Okniński
separate records 58 · places 9 · 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 | 32 | 28 | 32,0 |
| 1789 | Hearth tax register 1789 | 30 | 30 | 32,0 |
| 1789 | List of possessors of holdings of 1789 | 36 | 31 | — |
| 1790 | Hearth tax register 1790 | 32 | 32 | 35,0 |
| 1794 | Hearth tax register 1794 | 32 | 32 | 35,0 |
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.
- CzerślŁukówrecords 6 · hearths 4,0
- Iwanów KijkiZbuczynrecords 1 · hearths 4,0
- JanuszówkaZbuczynrecords 2 · hearths 2,0
- ZaolszynieTrzebieszówrecords 1 · hearths 1,0
- MościskaTrzebieszówrecords 1
- Stare OkninyZbuczynrecords 98 · hearths 77,0
- SokuleTrzebieszówrecords 4 · hearths 4,0
- WylanyTrzebieszówrecords 18 · hearths 14,0
- ZabłocieZbuczynrecords 31 · hearths 28,0
establishments recorded with this surname inn Iwanów Kijki
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.
Czerślparafia Łuków
the same entry also names: Płochocki Jakub2 persons on a holding without hearths
the holding of Płochocki held in possession by the Ludwik Okniński named above („tegoż”) — hence the second person in the entry without a forename. The form „Płochockiego” agrees with the standard form from nazwiska.json.
In the middle of the surname („-ni-”) a second stroke of the pen is visible; the reading „Oknińskiego” is certain and agrees with the writing of the same surname in T94 on card 2.
Iwanów KijkiZbuczyn parish
„z rzescią” [reading uncertain] — the word read at tenfold magnification; the first letter could equally well be „w”. The same formula already stands in the card index at other villages, and is likewise uncertain there: „z rzeszczą na wsi Pogonowie” (Krasusy Łęcznowola, T89) and „z rzescią na wsi Sokulu”. Sense: Okniński's holding is joined with a property lying in the village of Zabłocie. The surname „Oknińskiego” is reworked — the first letters are written over something, with a thick blot on the „k”; the reading rests on the shape of the ending and on the form Okniński attested in the area. Two cottages of different kinds: „1 chał. o 1 gosp.” and „1 chał. bez ogrod.” — the word „bez” added above the line (a copyist's insertion with an insertion mark); in the breakdown of buildings both are counted together as „chaty: 2”, because the card's own arithmetic 1+1+2 = 4 d. agrees.
JanuszówkaZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Okniński Walenty2 persons on 2 hearths
Two persons, one hearth each — the count closes. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, without a stroke over the „n”; at a fourfold enlargement the letters read unambiguously: „O”, a tall loop „k”, „n”, „i” with a dot, „n”, „s”, „k”, „i” with a dot, „c”, „h”. The headword form „Okniński” is already attested in the card index; a surname derived from the place-name of the nearby Okniny (a village mentioned, among other places, in the holdings of Franciszek Ksawery Jasiński in Dziewule). „2 dymy” is underlined.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz2 persons on 2 hearths
Two persons, one hearth each — the count closes. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, without a stroke over the „n”; at a fourfold enlargement the letters read unambiguously: „O”, a tall loop „k”, „n”, „i” with a dot, „n”, „s”, „k”, „i” with a dot, „c”, „h”. The headword form „Okniński” is already attested in the card index; a surname derived from the place-name of the nearby Okniny (a village mentioned, among other places, in the holdings of Franciszek Ksawery Jasiński in Dziewule). „2 dymy” is underlined.
ZaolszynieTrzebieszów parish
„Janowa Oknińska wdowa” — the widow of Jan Okniński; the card gives no forename of her own, and it names Jan only through the husband-derived form, so he has not been entered as a separate person
MościskaTrzebieszów parish
Stare OkninyZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leonard, Okniński Jakob, Okniński Józef, Okniński Maciej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Krzysztof10 persons on 10 hearths
Ten persons, ten hearths. The surname on the card „Okninskich”, and right beside it in brackets a second spelling — „(Okniskich)”, without „n”; both are transcribed literally into the text of the extract. „i Brata Józefa” — Józef is named as the brother of the preceding man (Jakob), hence the status „brat” (brother); above the letter after „Br” stands a stroke, which may be an accent mark („Bróta”) or a stray stroke straying down from the line above [reading uncertain]. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line.
the same entry also names: Okniński Michał, Okniński Kazimierz3 persons on 6 hearths
Three persons with 2 hearths each = 6. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line; „dymów 6” is added between the lines on the right and underlined.
the same entry also names: Okniński Antoni, Okniński Michał3 persons on 6 hearths
Three persons with 2 hearths each = 6. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line; „dymów 6” is added between the lines on the right and underlined.
the same entry also names: Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz3 persons on 6 hearths
Three persons with 2 hearths each = 6. The word „Okninskich” is underlined with a wavy line; „dymów 6” is added between the lines on the right and underlined.
The abbreviation „pu.” is expanded on the card itself in brackets: „pu(ste)”. The entry counts 1 hearth on the empty huts standing on the holding of Adam Okniński.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób2 persons on 1 hearth
Two persons, one hearth — the hearth stands on one building on the shared holding. The word „pusty” is struck out, above it „nowy zdatny”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam2 persons on 1 hearth
Two persons, one hearth — the hearth stands on one building on the shared holding. The word „pusty” is struck out, above it „nowy zdatny”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
the same entry also names: Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakub, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Józef, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Jacek, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Adam19 persons on 19 hearths
Nineteen persons, nineteen manor houses. The forename „Jacka” is THICKLY OUTLINED on the card (traced over in darker ink along its own line), but NOT struck out — there is no horizontal stroke through it, so the person counts normally, and only with her/him does the total come to 19. Second in order is a woman: „Michałowej”, a husband-derived form without a forename of her own (in T90, on card 3, the same person is recorded more fully — „Michałowej wdowy”). Here the card does not distinguish namesakes by the father's forename, unlike T90.
I read the forename as „Dzonizego” [reading uncertain]: after „D” stands a glyph with a long descent below the line — „z”, „j” or „y”; the same person is recorded „Dyonizego” in T75, T90 and T89, and „Djonizego” in T94.
A WOMAN: the surname in the feminine form („Okninskiej”), no forename of her own given — the card calls her by the husband-derived form „Michałowej”. In T90 (card 3) and T94 (card 5) the same person is „Michałowej wdowy” / „wdowy Michałowej”, in T89 (card 4) — „Michałowej”. The first entry below the stroke, taken in the brace „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jan2 persons on a holding without hearths
Two persons in one entry; the card puts the surname in the singular („Jana i Jacka Okninskiego”).
the same entry also names: Okniński Jacek2 persons on a holding without hearths
Two persons in one entry; the card puts the surname in the singular („Jana i Jacka Okninskiego”).
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
„Adama syna Jana” — after „syna” stands a word blotted out by a thick strikethrough, and above it „Jana” is added; I read in accordance with the correction, and do not read the struck-out word
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Adam, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Dyonizy, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Józef, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Leon, Okniński, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Michał, Okniński Stan[isław], Okniński Szymon, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Walenty20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the father's forename („syna Macieja”, „syna Józefa”, „syna Wojciecha”, „syna Franc.”) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract, since the schema has no field for a patronymic. Among the possessors is one woman: „Michałowej wdowy”, named by a husband-derived form, without a forename of her own. In the spelling of the surname („Okninskich”) two small marks stand above the word — the second may be a stroke over the „ń” [reading uncertain].
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Wojciech, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Stanisław, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Andrzej, Okniński Mikołaj, Okniński Szymon, Okniński Józef, Okniński Walenty, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz, Okniński Adam, Okniński Antoni, Okniński, Okniński Leon, Okniński Michał, Okniński Antoni, Okniński Jacenty, Okniński Djonizy20 persons on 20 hearths
Twenty persons, twenty hearths. The card distinguishes namesakes by the formula „po [the father's forename]” (T90 on card 3 uses „syna [the father's forename]” in the same place) — the patronymic record stays in the text of the extract. One woman: „wdowy Michałowej”, without a forename of her own. The forename of the last possessor is here written „Djonizego”, on cards 1, 3 and 4 — „Dyonizego”.
SokuleTrzebieszów parish
the card writes the forename in the nominative („Kazimierz Okniskiego”), although the other entries have the genitive
the card writes „Okniskiego”, without the „ń”; on cards–104 the same man as „Okniński”
WylanyTrzebieszów parish
in the surname the letter after the „O” is struck out (a correction by the copyist); the form „Okniński” is confirmed by entry 14 of the same register and by T90
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Ignacy, Okniński Jan4 persons on 3 hearths
four persons, three manor houses — the card joins the first two forenames with a conjunction („Mateusza i Ignacego”), and separates the rest by commas; probably Mateusz and Ignacy on one manor house
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Jan, Okniński Bernard4 persons on 3 hearths
four persons, three manor houses — the card joins the first two forenames with a conjunction („Mateusza i Ignacego”), and separates the rest by commas; probably Mateusz and Ignacy on one manor house
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Ignacy, Okniński Bernard4 persons on 3 hearths
four persons, three manor houses — the card joins the first two forenames with a conjunction („Mateusza i Ignacego”), and separates the rest by commas; probably Mateusz and Ignacy on one manor house
the same entry also names: Okniński Ignacy, Okniński Jan, Okniński Bernard4 persons on 3 hearths
four persons, three manor houses — the card joins the first two forenames with a conjunction („Mateusza i Ignacego”), and separates the rest by commas; probably Mateusz and Ignacy on one manor house
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Jan, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
the marker „n. pł. of.” added above the line beside „Jana”; beside Mateusz and Bernard the card gives no marker
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Bernard, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
the marker „n. pł. of.” added above the line beside „Jana”; beside Mateusz and Bernard the card gives no marker
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Bernard, Okniński Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
the marker „n. pł. of.” added above the line beside „Jana”; beside Mateusz and Bernard the card gives no marker
the same entry also names: Okniński Bernard, Okniński Jan, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
the marker „n. pł. of.” added above the line beside „Jana”; beside Mateusz and Bernard the card gives no marker
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Jan, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Bernard, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Okniński Mateusz, Okniński Bernard, Okniński Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
the same entry also names: Okniński Bernard, Okniński Jan, Okniński Józef †4 persons on 4 hearths
ZabłocieZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the forename in the abbreviation „Ja.” — on the same card Jakób and Jan already stand, so I give no expansion [reading uncertain as to the expansion; the abbreviation itself legible at sixfold magnification]
the same entry also names: Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †, Okniński Walenty9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Ja., Okniński Tomasz, Okniński Łukasz, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób †, Okniński Adam †9 persons on 6 hearths
NINE PERSONS, SIX HEARTHS — the card groups them with commas and dashes into six part-holdings, and the formula „po 1 dymie” refers to the part-holding, not to the person: 1) Jakób and Jan, 2) Ja. and Tomasz, 3) Łukasz, 4) sukces. Kazimierza, 5) sukces. Jakóba i Adama, 6) Walenty. Six part-holdings at 1 hearth each = 6 hearths, and so the card's total agrees as well. „Sukces.” stands before „Jakóba i Adama” jointly, so both are deceased [the reading of the word is certain, the ascription to both persons follows from the word order]. The second Jakób in this entry (living, at the beginning) is a different person from the Jakób in the group of successors.
the same entry also names: Okniński Stefan, Okniński Jan, Okniński Jan4 persons on 4 hearths
Four Oknińskis, each with one manor house — „(po dworze) = 4 d.”, the word „dworze” carried over to the next line. Two men named Jan: the second distinguished by the patronymic „po Adamie”. NOTE: these are NOT the 4 hearths of Adam Okniński known from the T89 of Iwanów Kijki — there Adam has 4 hearths of his own, here Adam does not appear as a possessor, but only as the father of one of the two named Jan.
the same entry also names: Okniński Stefan, Okniński Jan, Okniński Jakób4 persons on 4 hearths
Four Oknińskis, each with one manor house — „(po dworze) = 4 d.”, the word „dworze” carried over to the next line. Two men named Jan: the second distinguished by the patronymic „po Adamie”. NOTE: these are NOT the 4 hearths of Adam Okniński known from the T89 of Iwanów Kijki — there Adam has 4 hearths of his own, here Adam does not appear as a possessor, but only as the father of one of the two named Jan.
the same entry also names: Okniński Stefan, Okniński Jan, Okniński Jakób4 persons on 4 hearths
Four Oknińskis, each with one manor house — „(po dworze) = 4 d.”, the word „dworze” carried over to the next line. Two men named Jan: the second distinguished by the patronymic „po Adamie”. NOTE: these are NOT the 4 hearths of Adam Okniński known from the T89 of Iwanów Kijki — there Adam has 4 hearths of his own, here Adam does not appear as a possessor, but only as the father of one of the two named Jan.
the card distinguishes him from the preceding Jan by his father's forename: „Jana po Adamie”
the same entry also names: Okniński Jan, Okniński Jan, Okniński Jakób4 persons on 4 hearths
Four Oknińskis, each with one manor house — „(po dworze) = 4 d.”, the word „dworze” carried over to the next line. Two men named Jan: the second distinguished by the patronymic „po Adamie”. NOTE: these are NOT the 4 hearths of Adam Okniński known from the T89 of Iwanów Kijki — there Adam has 4 hearths of his own, here Adam does not appear as a possessor, but only as the father of one of the two named Jan.
The card writes the siglum with a looped „T” with the index „0” — at first glance „Po99”; it is the year 1789, a list of the possessors of holdings, a source separate from the register T89 on card 3. This extract gives hearths in no entry at all. Adam Okniński stands here in the first place — and it is he who in T89 has 4 hearths entered under Iwanów Kijki „z rzescią na wsi Zabłociu”, and in T94 already directly under Zabłocie (4 d.). T₀89 therefore confirms his possession at Zabłocie in the year 1789.
The second Jan Okniński, written out in a line of his own four entries after the first (entry 9) — this is neither a repetition nor a striking out: both lines are complete and untouched.
The entry is written out not in the column, but in the free space at the top of the card, on the right-hand side — in one line with entry 1, between the name of the village („Zabłocie”) and the name of the parish („Zbuczyn”), so that at first glance it looks like part of the heading. It is, however, a normal entry of the list („cz. Jakoba Okninskiego;”), in the same hand and in the same ink. It stands OUTSIDE the brace „nie wysiewają 10 korcy”.
The abbreviation „s-rów” = sukcesorów, of the successors (expanded in the same way in T94 entry 2, where the full „sukcesorów Kazimierza” stands).
The first of the two men named Jan Okniński on this card (the second in entry 11). T₀89 distinguishes them by nothing at all — in T89 (card 3) the second has the patronymic „po Adamie”.
The same Adam Okniński who in the T89 of Iwanów Kijki (card 2) holds 4 hearths „z rzescią na wsi Zabłociu”. In the T90 of Zabłocie he stands with his 4 hearths on the side of Zabłocie, without any mention of Iwanów — these hearths are NOT those and must not be counted twice: the cross-reference „zob. Iwanów Kijki;” stands only beside the T89 of this village (card 3), part B), beside the year 1789, not beside 1790.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths — the reckoning agrees. Above the line, in black ink (and so in a hand other than that of this whole card), the word „sukcessorów” was added and at once STRUCK OUT, and after the word „Stefana” a black insertion mark was set — a correction without effect on the sense, since the abbreviation „sukces.” already stands in the line. „Sukces.” takes in the pair „Kazimierza i Wojciecha”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths — the reckoning agrees. Above the line, in black ink (and so in a hand other than that of this whole card), the word „sukcessorów” was added and at once STRUCK OUT, and after the word „Stefana” a black insertion mark was set — a correction without effect on the sense, since the abbreviation „sukces.” already stands in the line. „Sukces.” takes in the pair „Kazimierza i Wojciecha”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths — the reckoning agrees. Above the line, in black ink (and so in a hand other than that of this whole card), the word „sukcessorów” was added and at once STRUCK OUT, and after the word „Stefana” a black insertion mark was set — a correction without effect on the sense, since the abbreviation „sukces.” already stands in the line. „Sukces.” takes in the pair „Kazimierza i Wojciecha”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths — the reckoning agrees. Above the line, in black ink (and so in a hand other than that of this whole card), the word „sukcessorów” was added and at once STRUCK OUT, and after the word „Stefana” a black insertion mark was set — a correction without effect on the sense, since the abbreviation „sukces.” already stands in the line. „Sukces.” takes in the pair „Kazimierza i Wojciecha”.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Kazimierz †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths — the reckoning agrees. Above the line, in black ink (and so in a hand other than that of this whole card), the word „sukcessorów” was added and at once STRUCK OUT, and after the word „Stefana” a black insertion mark was set — a correction without effect on the sense, since the abbreviation „sukces.” already stands in the line. „Sukces.” takes in the pair „Kazimierza i Wojciecha”.
A FINDING: these are the same 4 hearths which in T89 (the year 1789) still stand under Iwanów Kijki — „cz. Adama Oknińskiego z rzescią na wsi Zabłociu … = 4 d.” (card 2), entry 1, within that village's total of 10 d.). In the register of 1794 this holding is already entered under Zabłocie and enters the local total of 19 d. In the T89 of Zabłocie these hearths are NOT there (there stands the cross-reference „zob. Iwanów Kijki” alone), so in merging the years 1789 and 1794 they must not be counted twice.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths. „Sukcesorów” stands twice and refers only to Kazimierz and to Wojciech.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths. „Sukcesorów” stands twice and refers only to Kazimierz and to Wojciech.
the same entry also names: Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths. „Sukcesorów” stands twice and refers only to Kazimierz and to Wojciech.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Wojciech †5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths. „Sukcesorów” stands twice and refers only to Kazimierz and to Wojciech.
the same entry also names: Okniński Kazimierz †, Okniński Jakób, Okniński Jan, Okniński Stefan5 persons on 5 hearths
Five persons, five hearths. „Sukcesorów” stands twice and refers only to Kazimierz and to Wojciech.
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.
