438. In Krakow, on March 28, 1530, Zygmunt 1. informed Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, starosta of Lviv, Lubaczów, Halych, Kolomyia, Sniatyn and the Ruthenian lands, general, and Paweł Tarła, land judge of Lviv, that he had allowed an Armenian, Wasyl, to buy the village of Domaszal from Stanisław Sławiński. C. vol. 14, pp. 92 - 93.
439. In Krakow, on March 29, 1530, Sigismund L. granted a royal lease to the village of Zaszkowicze, in the Land of Lviv, Gródek Oblast, to Mikołaj of Szydłowiec, castellan of Sandomir, treasurer of the k.. of Radom, Olsztyn, Krzepice, Oświęcim, Zatorski, Gródek, etc., to the starosta and his descendants, reserving the right of repurchase. C. Grodecensia ad C. Leopol. vol. 1 page 54.
440. In Krakow, on March 30, 1530, Zygmunt L. orders Paweł Tarle, judge, Jan Dziedoszyckierau, deputy judge, and Jan Wilczek, military officer, Lviv, to take back the royal village of Zaszkowice from the tenant Adam Borecki, adjudicate his claims and hand over the village to Mikołaj of Szydłowiec. C. Grodecensia ad C. Leopol. vol. 1 page 54.
441. in Kraków on March 30, 1530. Sigismund I. confirms the privilege of Jan Olbracht dj Armenian Iwaśek, issued in Czarnowce on October 29, 1497. C. vol. 14, pp. 94 and vol. 329, pp. 24-27.
442. In Kraków, on April 1, 1530, Sigismund I. instructs Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, etc., Paweł Tarle, judge, Jan Wilczek of Lubień, soldier of Lviv, and Jan Herburt, soldier of Samborski, to deal with the matter between Jan Nipszyc and Zygmunt Nizborski. 0. vol. 14 pp. 104—105.
443. In Krakow, on April 2, 1530, Sigismund I. instructs Bernard, archbishop of Lviv, and Otto of Chodcz, voivode of Sandomir, etc., to deal with the matter between Stanisław Hynek and Paweł Tarła, judge, Lviv, to collect the third part of the mill in Zimna Woda. 0. vol. 14 p. 131.
444. In Krakow on April 12, 1530, Sigismund I., taking into account the diligence of the Lviv burghers in fortifying the city, frees them from the burden of land, transport and bridge. 0. vol. 13 pp. 665—666.
445. In Krakow, on April 25, 1530, Sigismund I. allows Andrzej of Tenczyn, voivode of Krakow, and the starost of Chełm, Bełsk and Krasnystaw, Stanisław of Tenczyn, chamberlain of Sandecki and starost of Trembowel, to buy the royal estates in the starosty of Trembowel. located, from the hands of tenants. 0. vol. 14 pp. 163 - 164.
446. In Kraków, on May 11, 1530, Sigismund I. informed Maciej Gębicki, a Jewish soldier and tenant of the royal village of Kozłów, that he had transferred the case between him and the Archbishop of Lviv, Bernard, to his court. C. vol. 14, pp. 129 - 130.
447 a. In Kraków, on June 2, 1530, Sigismund I. allows Tomasz Dyak to lease a third part of the mill in Szczerc. 0. bar 14 p. 99.
b. Notifying the commissioners of this matter. Ibid. p. 98.
448. In Krakow, on June 24, 1530, Sigismund I. informed Andrzej of Tenczyn, voivode of Krakow, Chełm, Bełsk and Krakow starosta, supervisor of royal tolls on Eusi, that merchants going to the Lviv fair on St. Margaret are free from customs duties and tolls. C. vol. 13, pp. 663—664.
449. In Hruszów, on June 24, 1530, Jan of Kamionacz, heir of Rzeszów, by order of King Sigismund I, grants Magdeburg law to the purchased royal villages, Lityna and Hruszowa. C. vol. 387. p. 1245.
450. In Lviv, on June 30, 1530, Paweł Tarło from Szczekarzowice, judge, and Jan Dziedoszycki, deputy judge, landowner of Lviv, pass judgment in the case of Stanisław Hynek, chamberlain of Łęczyca, against Stanisław Złoczowski. C. vol. 13, pp. 849—850.
451. In Kraków, on July 8, 1530, Zygmunt L. gives Paweł Tarla, a judge, and Jan Dziedoszycki, a land deputy of Lviv, instructions to assess the village head office in Szczerc in order to lease it to Stanisław Pyrznieki. C. vol. 14, pp. 109 - 110.
452. In Krakow, on July 15, 1530, Zygmunt L. informed Otto of Chodcz that he had entrusted the case of Jan Dziedoszycki, the tenant of Horożany and the local peasants, to Jan Tarnowski, the Ruthenian voivode, hetman of the kor. C. vol. 14 p. 108.
453. In Krakow, on September 28, 1530, Zygmunt L. informed Otto of Chodcz, the voivode of Sandomir, Lviv, Halych, Kolomyia, Śniatyn, Lubaczów, etc., the general staroste, that he had imposed a bond of 1,000 fines in the case of the vicar of the parish priest in Sokolniki against Marcin Trzebieński. C. vol. 13, pp. 732—733.
454. In Krakow, on October 26, 1530, Sigismund I. instructs Otto of Chodcz, the voivode of Sandomir, Paweł Tarle and Jan Dziedoszycki to deal with the matter between Stanisław Pyrznicki and the former tenants of the village office in Szezerc. 0. vol. 14 pp. 121 - 122.