47. In Gródek, on June 2, 1417, Domarat of Kobylany, the king's marshal, Jan of Dąbrowa, starosta of the Russian lands, and other nobility do this. on the orders of Władysław Jagiełło, division of estates between Elżbieta, Anna, Dorota and Małgorzata, daughters of Michał from Żelechów. 0. bar 20, pp. 474—476 and 482—483.
48. In Lviv, on March 16, 1420, Władysław Jagiełło endowed the Orthodox church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in the village of Stradecz. Bar 21, page 348 and bar 55, page 215.
49. In Dobrostany, on October 5, 1420, Władysław Jagiełło grants the Hoszów desert in the Przemyśl district to Iwan and Wlaszyn. C. vol. 341 p. 661.
50. In Halicz, in 1420, Andrzej Ciołek, starosta of Halicz, establishes the borders between the villages of Kryłos and Komarow. C. vol. 567 pp. 43 - 44.
51. In Lviv On May 27, 1421, John, Archbishop of Lviv, founded a church in Sokolniki near Halicz. 0. bar 337 pp, 231.
52. W Pakowice 20 (?). On October 1421, Władysław Jagiełło allowed Wincenty Łaka of Czosławice to found the village of Żubrzę or Lubiane on the land between Krasów and Szczerc. 0. vol. 415 p. 981.
53. In Lviv, on February 6, 1424, Spytko of Tarnów, the Russian starosta general, by royal order, allows the Armenian Ataba to move the bathhouse outside the city walls of Lviv, located to the place where the Braha inn stood. 0. vol. 535 pp. 1719—23.
54. In Krakow, on March 7, 1424, Władysław Jagiełło secured 200 fines for the Archbishop of Lviv from the Drohobych mines. C. vol. 395, pp. 829—830.
55. August 31, 1424, Świdrygiełło, priest Czernichowski, gives the village of Kossów to Maxym, i.e. Wład Drogoszenowicz and his descendants. G. vol. 600, pp. 2848—2850.
56. In Krakow, on February 25, 1425, Władysław Jagiełło confirms the document of Casimir W. issued in Krakow on June 18, 1346, to Nowy Targ. 0. vol. 461 pp. 2619—2624.
57. In Glinany, on October 16, 1425, Władysław Jagiełło confirms, at the request of Piotr from Przędzina, the village head of Glinany, a document by Jan of Tarnów, voivode of Sandomir, issued in Glinany on May 12, 1397. C. vol. 66 pp. 303—306, vol. 568 pp. 2424-30 and Vol. 156 pp. 1631-35.
58. In Medyka, November 4, 1425, Władysław Jagiełło confirms the privilege of Spytek of Tarnów, starosta of Lviv, issued in Lviv on February 6, 1424, for the Armenian Ataba. C. vol. 535, pp. 1719—1723.
59. In Lviv, on December 1, 1425, the Eaians of the city of Lviv founded the village of Kulparków. C, vol. 337, page 386.
60. In Sandomierz, on February 20, 1426, Władysław Jagiełło marked the income and tithes of the Archbishop of Lviv. 0. vol. 362 p. 2566.
61. In Biecz, on November 23, 1429, Władysław Jagiełło bequeathed it to the Rome chapter. category in Lviv 100 gr. half. on the Drohobych saltworks and the Lviv customs duties. C. t 388 pp. 559—62.
62. In Sandomierz, on March 10, 1430, Władysław Jagiełło grants the Archbishopric of Lviv all the rights and freedoms that the church in Gniezno has. C. bar 332 p. 231.
63. Near Łuck August 23, 1431 Władysław Jagiełło confirms the privilege of Casimir W. granted to Andrzej Czaplic in Sandomierz on July 13, 1357. C. vol. 464 pp. 1015 - 19.
64. In Posonicz, on October 20, 1431, Władysław Jagiełło grants Wincenty Lance of Czechosławicze a wilderness on the Żubrza stream. C. vol. 366 pp. 667 - 71.
65. In Kraków, on January 6, 1433, Władysław Jagiełło granted the farms of Bielcza and Więcławicze to Władysław from Świencz. C. vol. 351 pp. 1059-60.
66. In Konin, on July 14, 1433, Władysław Jagiełło granted the Lviv chapter the rule. category: Wierzbiąż village. C. t 585 pp. 1438—1441.
67. In Gureunów, on June 16, 1435, Casimir, Duke of Masovia, gives Mikołaj de Brambcz, his court marshal, the villages of Wiśniowo, Monastyr, Nowesioło and Byczów. C. vol. 391 p. 1135.
68. In Kiev, on October 9, 1437, Świdrygiełło, the village of priest Lithuanian, gives Stefan Slezie Wladowa Horka and Zerawka nad Bohiem. C. vol. 355 p. 423.
69. On August 12, 1439, Władysław Warneńczyk grants Jan Niziołek the privilege of being the village head in Dobrzany. (Brief mention due to trial). C. vol. 334 p. 30.
70. In Kamień near the Czarna River, on October 15, 1439, Władysław Warneńczyk bequeathed 20 fines to Olechno in the village of Komarów. 0. vol. 13. p. 690.
71. In Krakow, on January 20, 1440, Władysław Warneńczyk confirms the documents of Philip I., the French king, from 1065, Bolesław, prince Krakow, from 1251 and Leszek, priest Krakow, from 1283 issued to the family from Brzezie. Vol. 141 p. 13.