92. In Lviv, on March 31, 1448, Piotr Odrowąż from Sprowa, voivode and starosta of the Ruthenian land, certifies that Michał from Wojniłów gives the villages of Eybno and Kuty to the brothers Andrzej and Byanya from Orzej. C. vol. 2, page 320.
93. In Świerż, on May 15, 1448, Mikołaj Pała from Taczów, chamberlain of Sandomir, resolves the dispute over the borders of Świerż and Bielany. G. vol. 393 p. 559.
94. In Lviv, on September 23, 1448, Piotr Odrowąż from Sprowa, voivode of Lviv and the general staroste of Ruthenia, Jan from Knihyniec, castellan of Galicia, Jan Gołąbek from Zimnejwoda, judge, and Jan from Gołogóra, acting as the chamberlain, substoli, of Lviv, divide Kamionka from Horpin and Manasterz. G. vol. 461 p. 2609.
95. In Krakow, Casimir Jagiellończyk orders Piotr Odrowąż to investigate the laws
Byelik's sons to the village of Lubyna G. vol. 3, page 1113.
96. In Halicz, on September 29, 1448, Casimir Jagiellończyk granted the villages of Wielkie and Małe Lubienie with their adjoining properties and the village headship to Krzysztof de Sancto Eomulo, a Genoese. Vol. 76 pp. 285—287.
97. (Oblatated on October 26, 1448) Ihnat of Kutyszcz, judge, and Ścibor of Wasiczyn, sub-judge, landowner of Halych, certify that Katarzyna, wife of Teodoric of Buczacz, castellan of Kamieniec and starost of Podolia, pledged her estates to her husband Andrzej Odrowąż of Sprowa, voivode and starosta of Ruthenia, and Krzesław of Kurozwęki, castellan of Lublin, that he would repay the debt to Julian, a burgher from Kaffa. G. vol. 2 p. 362.
98. In Lviv, on October 26, 1448, Andrzej Odrowąż from Sprowa, voivode and starosta of Ruthenia, orders Jachna to the widow of Andrzej Malechowski and her married daughters Katarzyna following Jan Korytko and Jachnie, try to obtain royal confirmation of the privilege granted to Stroń tyn by Władysław Warneńczyk. C. t, 2 p. 366.
99. In the field between Świerż, Bielany and Mirowice, on September 22, 1449, Mikołaj Poła from Taczów, chamberlain of Sandomir, demarcates Wielkie Świerże, a village of the Sandomir custody, from Małe Świerż, Bielany and Mirów, the property of Klemens from Bielany. C. bar 393, pp. 545 and 560.
100. In Sochaczów on July 3, 1450, Władysław, priest Masovian Voivodeship, approves the document of Fr. Ziemowit issued in Płock on January 6, 1412, certifying the agreement concluded between Wydżga of Kampin and Mikołaj of Borysów. Vol. 20, page 220.
101. In Dobrostany, on September 10, 1451, Casimir Jagiellończyk, rewarding the services of Stanek and Iwanek Dawidowieza, devoted to the side of the late Piotr Odrowąż from Sprowa, the Ruthenian voivode, in their needs against the Tatars, grants them the vacancy of Jaczniska in the Lviv region with the right to found a village. C. bar 332 pp. 503 and bar 385 pp. 155 - 57.
102. In Lviv, on November 8, 1452, Jan of Zimnejwody, judge, Ścibor of Wisznia, land deputy of Lviv certify that the arbitral judges divided the estate of Sroki between Jan of Sroki and his son Błażej. Bar 76 pp. 26 - 31.
103. In Trakai, on January 5, 1453, Casimir Jagiellon orders Teodor Buczacki, castellan and starost of Kamieniec, to settle a case with the Italian Julian of Kaifa for 2,000 zlotys. he didn't use rape. 0. vol. 2 p. 188.
104. In Trakai, on January 5, 1453, Casimir Jagiellończyk recommends to Andrzej Odrowąż of Sprowa, voivode and staroste of Lviv, the case of Julian of Kafa, an Italian, against Teodor Buczacki, castellan and staroste of Kamieniec, for PLN 2,000. C. vol. 2 p. 189..
105. In Lviv, on March 14, 1453, Andrzej Odrowąż from Sprowa, voivode and starosta of the Russian lands, rewarding Ivan alias Kowal Thur for his faithful services to the king, bequeathed to him the manor house of Steczka in Lviv. 0. vol. 19 pp. 540 - 542.
106. In Lublin, on June 11, 1453, Casimir Jagiellon informed the Jew Natek, the customs collector, that he had freed Krzysztof de Saneto Eomulo from paying customs duties. 0. c. 2 p. 68.
107. In Krakow, on August 13, 1453, Casimir IV Jagiellon confirms and expands the rights that Casimir W. granted to the Jews. 0. bar 461 pp. 55—68.
108. In Krakow, on August 24, 1453, Casimir IV Jagiellon confirms the document of Casimir the Great regulating Jewish relations. G. vol. 345 pp. 489—494.
109. In Lviv, on January 4, 1454, Jan Zawiszycz from Garbów, alias Staresioło, starosta of Krakow, founded a church in Staresioło. C vol. 393 p. 981.
110. In Piotrków, on July 1, 1455, Casimir Jagiellończyk recommended the case of Maciej Śniatyn against Oleszek of Czeremeszna and Hrycek de Orint to Andrzej Odrowąż of Sprowa, voivode and starosta, and to Jerzy of Ostrosany, a town judge of Lviv. C. vol. 2 p. 267.