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1. in Paris in 1065, Philip I of France, at the request of Louis of Brzezie, certifies the pedigree of Zadora, Louis' brother. Terrestr. vol. 141 page 13.
2. In Krakow in 1251 Bolesław, priest Kraków and Sandomir, together with his mother Gremisława, frees Jasiek of Brzezie, Maciej's son, from taxes and gives him the judiciary. Vol. 141, page 14.
3. In Krakow 1283 Leszko, priest Kraków and Sandomir, rewarding the services of Nicholas of Brzezie, confirms to him the freedoms granted to his father by the priest. Bolesław in 1251 and adds the right to hunt. Vol. 141, page 14.
4. In Lviv on October 8, 1291, Lew Daniłowicz, priest Russian, gives the church of St. Mikołaja in the Iwowskie suburb, located under Budelnicza Mountain, adjacent land. Castr. bar 351, pp. 430—435 and bar 528, pp. 1459—1466.
5. In Halicz, on March 8, 1301, Leo, son of Daniel, Prince of Galicia, grants privileges to the Galician cathedral church. Greek and his metropolitan Gregory. G. bar 459 pp. 1159 - 1161.
6. S. d. et 1. Lew, prince, bequeaths the village of Dobaniewice in Przemyśl, which he named to the Lithuanians Tutjenj and Montsiek. 0. vol. 1 p. 221.
7. In Krakow, on June 18, 1346, Casimir the Great allows Ditryk Sija to found the city of Nowy Targ under Magdeburg law and gives him the mayorship there. C. vol. 461 p. 2620.
8. In Sandomierz, on May 10, 1350, Casimir the Great granted the Przemyśl mill. (Brief mention in a document of Sigismund Augustus issued in Krakow on January 7, 1551) C. vol. 345 p. 59.
9. In Sandomierz, on July 13, 1357, Casimir the Great grants Andrzej Czaplic the Putaczyno manor in the village of Kolbajowicaeh and 4 manors in the village of Pohorce. C. vol. 464 pp. 1016 - 17.
10. In Krakow, on August 16, 1365, Casimir the Great gives Konrad of Prussia a mill located near Lviv. C. vol. 70 pp. 1174 - 75.
11. In Biecz, on October 8, 1371, Elizabeth, Queen of Hungary, Poland and Eusia, grants and confirms to Danila Daczbohowicz the land adjacent to Zaderewiec, a village belonging to Danila, for services rendered to Ludwik, the king. C. vol. 55, pp. 425—427.
12. In Lviv, on April 30, 1378, Władysław Opolczyk grants the villages of Starunia and Nowesioło in the Halych district to Drohomir and Niekra. C. vol. 379 p. 1126.
13. In Żydaczów, on October 13, 1387, Władysław Jagiełło gave the village of Swaryczów to the brothers Iwono and Boczek, Wołochów. C. bar 470 pp. 157 - 9.
14. In Gródek, on October 20, 1387, Władysław Jagiełło gave the church to St. Maciej in Żydaczów, the village of Rogoźno. C. bar 541 pp. 324 - 6.
15. In Lviv, on September 30, 1389, Władysław Jagiełło sold the mayorship of Gródlja to Mikołaj Ulrica for 30 fines, transferring it to German law, and gave him the mayorship in the village of Kamienobród. 0. bar 566 pp. 2725—2730 and 2774—2780.
16. In Kołodno, on October 3, 1389, Władysław Jagiełło granted Nicholas of Gołogóra the villages of Yyeczin and Czemerzincze on Eusia with the condition of serving in each expedition with one lancer and 4 archers. Vol. 14, page 152.
17. In Gródek, on January 6, 1391, Jan Tarnowski, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Eusia, testifies that on the king's order he took Putiatycze from Mymoj, gave it to Iwaśek Sienkowiez and gave it to Mymoj Humiatycze. C. vol. 355 p. 1487.
18. In Gródek, on June 28, 1391, Władysław Jagiełło gave Adam the carpenter, as a reward for his numerous services, a mill located near the Lialic Gate in Lviv. 0. vol. 5, pp. 1452—1453.
19. In Eopczyce, on July 24, 1391, Władysław Jagiełło grants the village of Holyń in the Zhydachiv Oblast to Liendiak and his brothers. 0. t 470 pp. 150—1.
20. In Łuck, on January 24, 1392, Władysław Jagiełło gives Michał Habdanecz the village of Kojdanów, in the Trembowel region, located on the Stripka River.
When presenting this privilege in Gródek in 1417, the king ordered it to be written down that Habdanecz was to serve with one lance and two archers. 0. bar 205 pp. 1095-1096 and bar 346 pp. 711-14.
21. In Gródek, on October 11, 1393, Władysław Jagiełło confirms the document of Jan Tarnowski, voivode of Sandomir, issued in Gródek on January 6, 1391. 0. t 355 p. 1487.
22. In Przyssów, on October 15, 1393, Władysław Jagiełło gives Michał of Sułków the village of Zelichow with an adjacent monastery. Vol. 17, p. 403.
23. In Łuck, on July 17, 1396, Witold W. 0. bar 466, page 543. (In the book, year 604 instead of 6904. The date has been corrected according to Dr. Prochaska's Cod Yitoldi).