in the surname the letter after „Sobicz-” is corrected — „e” added above the line; the reading „Sobiczewskiego”; on card 2 the same family is written „Sobiczowskiego”
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Hearth Tax Registers of the Łuków Land 1775–1794
Sobiczewski
separate records 18 · places 3 · registers 1775
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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 | 18 | 18 | 19,1 |
No entry from 1789, 1790 and 1794. This is the absence of the surname in the cards transcribed so far, not proof that the family was not there then: in the card file the 1794 register covers fewer villages than the others, and the 1775 one sometimes counts a whole starosty in a single entry, without surnames.
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.
- Izdebki-WąsyZbuczynrecords 1 · hearths 1,0
- Radzików-OczkiZbuczynrecords 2 · hearths 2,0
- SobiczeZbuczynrecords 15 · hearths 16,1
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.
Izdebki-WąsyZbuczyn parish
Radzików-OczkiZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Łukasz2 persons on 2 hearths
the card puts the surname in the singular („Sobiczewskiego”), although there are two persons; the letters „zew” are gone over with the pen (a correction by the maker of the card index). The surname Sobiczewski is attested by SLOWNIK-OKOLICY; it is not yet in nazwiska.json.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Jakób2 persons on 2 hearths
the card puts the surname in the singular („Sobiczewskiego”), although there are two persons; the letters „zew” are gone over with the pen (a correction by the maker of the card index). The surname Sobiczewski is attested by SLOWNIK-OKOLICY; it is not yet in nazwiska.json.
SobiczeZbuczyn parish
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
On the card a bare „Bar-” with a stroke; the expansion to „Bartłomiej” follows T₉₀ and T₀₈₉, where „Bartłomieja” stands in the same company — but the T₇₅ card itself does not settle it [reading uncertain as to the expansion].
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
The card writes „Pawłów” — the genitive of the PLURAL, that is at least two persons of that forename; how many there were and how they were distinguished the card does not say, so I enter one record and do not multiply the persons by conjecture.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Wojciech, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
the same entry also names: Sobiczewski Krzysztof, Sobiczewski Wawrzyniec, Sobiczewski Michał, Sobiczewski Bar[tłomiej], Sobiczewski Marcin, Sobiczewski Józef, Sobiczewski Franciszek, Sobiczewski Paweł, Sobiczewski Jan †, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski Antoni, Sobiczewski Adam, Sobiczewski Andrzej, Sobiczewski15 persons on 16 hearths
Fifteen entries with names, sixteen hearths: the difference is explained by „Pawłów” in the plural (at least two Pawełs at 1 hearth each). I enter one record „Paweł”, because the card does not say how many of them there were — to multiply the persons would be conjecture. THE SURNAME: the letter between „cz” and „-wskich” is CORRECTED on the card — one circle written over another, „o” over „e” or „e” over „o”, it cannot be settled [reading uncertain]. The card index knows both variants: „Sobiczewski” (Izdebki Wąsy, Radzików Oczki) and „Sobiczowski” (Izdebki Błażeje, Izdebki Wąsy); on card 2 of the same village (T₉₀) stands distinctly „Sobiczowskich”, and on cards 5–6 (T₀₈₉) „Sobiezowskiego”. Here I adopt „Sobiczewski”, because such is the shape of the upper loop of the last layer of the writing, but I do not smooth the discrepancy away. „Bar-” = an abbreviation of the forename broken off with a stroke.
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.
