24. In Przeworsk, on January 4, 1397, Jan of Tarnów, voivode of Sandomir and starosta of Eusia, grants the village headship in Szezerc to Maciej and his successors on behalf of the king. C. vol. 14, pp. 113—15, vol. 555, pp. 1138 and vol. 560, pp. 2371—3.
25. In Gliniany, on May 12, 1397, Jan of Tarnów, voivode of Sandomir and starosta of the Ruthenian land, allows Piotr Sideł to establish a town under Magdeburg law in the village of Gliniany and gives him the village headship. C. bar 66 pp. 304-306 and Bar 156 pp. 163 1-35.
26. In Czajkowice, on May 24, 1397, Jan Tarnowski, voivode of Sandomir and starosta of Ruthenia, grants the village headship in Sokolniki to Nickel Meyssnar and his heirs. C. bar 334 pp. 545 — 6.
27. In Kraków, on May 31, 1397, Władysław Jagiełło confirms the document of Jan Tarnowski issued in Czajkowice on May 24, 1397, to Nickel Meyssnar. C. bar 334 pp. 543 — 5.
28. In Lviv, on October 1, 1397, Władysław Jagiełło confirms the erection of the city of Szczeriec by Jan Tarnowski in Przeworsk on January 4, 1397, and grants the city the Magdeburg Law. C. vol. 14 pp. 113-16, vol. 555 pp. 1138 and vol. 560 pp. 2371-75.
29. In Halicz, on January 17, 1399, Jakób, the metropolitan of Galicia, certifying that Nicholas of Kuhków donated the village of Mogilany to the church in Kulikowo, grants the same church tithes from metropolitan estates. C. bar 335 pp. 225-32 and bar 349 p. 103.
30. In Przemyśl, on January 23, 1400, Jan of Tarnów, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Ruthenia, confirms that Jan Bohemus called Czhey, a Przemyśl burgher, sold his village Balicze for PLN 140. Prague groschen to Wanek, son of Pech. Vol. 12, page 597.
31. In Kamieniec on August 17, 1400, Bolesław, i.e. Świdrygiełło, priest Lithuanian endowments the Franciscan Order in Kamieniec. C. vol. 417 pp. 2102 - 2103.
32. In Lviv, on September 29, 1400, Władysław Jagiełło allows the village of Eubieszów to be turned into a city of the same name, gives it German law and entrusts the mayorship to Bartłomiej, a burgher from Chełm. C. vol. 406 p. 816.
33. In Lviv, on February 20, 1402, Bienko of Żabokruk gives the village of Zarudce in the Lviv district to the Lviv Dominicans. C. t 577 pp. 2661 - 2665.
34. In Nowy Kamieniec, on August 6, 1402, Władysław Jagiełło gives the Franciscan convent in Kamieniec a garden and two tithes in the village of Hliskowce, C. vol. 417, pp. 2100-2101.
35. In Gródek, on October 11, 1404, Władysław Jagiełło gives the church in Halicz and the local parish priest Paweł two lans, which were previously owned by Andrzej of Dolin, a burgher from Halicz. C. bar 330, pp. 495 and bar 867, pp. 125 - 126.
36. In Przemyśl, on October 29, 1407, Władysław Jagiełło gave Waśko Moszenee a hay in Malczyce. C. bar 333 pp. 222-223 and Bar 16 p. 19.
37. In Jaworów On May 1, 1408, Andrzej from Szamotuły, castellan and starosta of Międzyrzecz, grants a privilege to the shoemaker's guild in Jaworów. C. vol. 378 pp. 2310 - 2319.
38. In Szydłów, on November 28, 1408, Władysław Jagiełło granted the villages of Małkowice and Czerlany Magdeburg law. C. vol. 14 pp. 255 - 257.
39. In Lviv, on February 8, 1411, Myczko from Kulikowo founded the chapel of St. Michael in Lviv and bequeaths it together with the village of Lesienice to the Dominicans of Lviv. 0. bar 375 p. 1244.
40. In Kiev on March 26, 1411 Alexander, priest Kiev, confirms to the church and monastery of St. Nicholas in Kiev, a privilege granted by his father, Vladimir, to collect customs duties. C. vol. 360 p. 91.
41. In Sokal, on August 15, 1411, Ziemowit, prince of Masovia, gives Mikołaj Seharer the mayorship of Busko under Magdeburg law as a fief. C. t 386 pp. 919 - 26.
42. In Płock, on January 6, 1412, Ziemowit, prince of Masovia, certifies that Wydżga of Kampinos, the Płock standard-bearer, concluded an agreement with Nicholas of Borysów regarding the banks of the Bzura River. Vol. 20 pp. 220-221.
43. In Bełz, on May 6, 1412, Ziemowit, Duke of Masovia, gives the village of Kowatiecz to Stanisław of Kurosoń. C. vol. 375 p. 1693.
44. In Lviv, on April 3, 1415, Władysław Jagiełło took out the Armenians belonging to the church of St. John in Lviv, from Russian law, transferring them to Armenian law. C. vol. 347 pp. 117-9, vol. 373 pp. 1447, vol. 390 pp. 611-13 and vol. 610 pp. 1816-23.
45. In Glinany, on October 2, 1415, Władysław Jagiełło gives the priest Konstanty, his son and descendants the property to the church of St. Michał in Przedrzymirce belonging. C. vol. 376, pp. 441—442.
46. 1415, Švitrigaila, then the tenant and governor of Żydaczów, grants Nicholas, the rector of the church of St. Mary in Żydaczów, 20 townspeople and a new lake located in the suburb. C. vol. 541 p. 326.