694. In Piotrków, on March 16, 1544, Sigismund L. confirms the division of the parish between Zacharyasz, the priest of the church of St., made by the lords of Lviv and Przemyśl. Fedor and Stefan, priest of St. Nicholas in Lviv. Vol. 15 pp. 56 - 57.
695. In Kraków, on April 1, 1544, Zygmunt L. confirms the document of Stanisław Odrowąż, issued in Lviv on January 4, 1536, for Stefan, the Pope of the Church of St. Nicholas in Lviv. C. vol. 32, pp. 125—132.
696. In Lviv, on April 23, 1544, Jan Branyeczki, heir of both Branice and Borysów in the Lviv region, and Wolczyów in the Zhydaczów region, Yyerczany, Podhorcze Tatarski and the village of Lotatinki, insures PLN 3,000. on his estate to his wife, Anna, daughter of Jan Polanowski. C. vol. 327 p. 328.
697. In Lviv, on April 24, 1544, Mikołaj Gołąbek Leśniowski from Zimnejwoda, judge, and Piotr Cziestinski, Lviv land sub-judge, certify that they found in the Lviv land records from the times of Mikołaj Gołąbek, currently a judge, and Daniel Wolwanowski, former Lviv land sub-judge, a document by virtue of which Jan Branicki appoints his wife, Anna, in the event of his death, as the sole guardian of the children of both sexes born with his wife Anna and expected to be born in the future. C. vol. 327 p. 330.
698. In Poluchów, on May 9, 1544, Andrzej Świrski, Sebastyan Zieleński, Szymon Czemierzyński and Grzegorz Czartkow, as deputies of the Lviv municipal court, resolve the dispute over part of the village of Poluchowa between Paweł Gamycz, Iwan Balko, Klemens Zuliowski on the one hand, and Stanisław Poluciaowski on the other. C, vol. 22, pp. 479 - 483.
699. In Bielsko, on June 14, 1544, Sigismund I. confirms the document of Jan of Czyżów, issued in Wisznia on September 24, 1443, to Włodek of Biłka. C. bar 351 p. 1061 and Bar 51 p. 2246.
700. In Halicz, on July 4, 1544, Marcin PyrsAicki bequeathed to Anna, the widow of Stanisław Pyrsznicki, and to his mother, estates in Sroki, Nikunkowice and the mayor's office in Szczerc. 0. vol. 26 pp. 928—929.
701. In Lviv, on July 17, 1544, Mikołaj Gołąbek Leśniowski from Zimnejwoda, judge, and Daniel Wolwanowski, land clerk of Lviv, announce the course of the trial of Jacek Ozaykowski Słoninka with Paweł Byrynda Czaykowskłm. C. vol. 326, pp. 51—72.
702. In Brest-Litovsk, on August 11, 1544, Sigismund L. establishes working days for the village of Batiatycz. 0. bar 345 pp. 1258-9 and bar 384 p. 1013.
703. In Brest, on August 24, 1544, Zygmunt L. declared Szczęsny Janda of Paniów an outlaw. 0. bar 326 p. 89.
704. In Brest, on October 11, 1544, Sigismund L. forbids Russian subjects to protect Greek priests. executioners, disobedient to Macarius, the ruler of Kamieniec. 0. bar 326 pp. 114 - 115.
705. In Krakow, on January 2, 1545, Sigismund L. orders Jan Władyka, a burgher of Lviv, to remain silent in his case against the mayor and councilors of Lviv. C. vol. 327 p. 635.
706. In Kraków, on January 11, 1545, Sigismund L. issues a regulation in favor of shoemakers in the town of Słony Grodek. C. vol. 356 pp. 100 - 104.
707. In Krakow, on February 4, 1545, Sigismund L. forbids Jan Władyka, a burgher of Lviv, from conducting other people's cases in courts, and he cannot file an appeal in his own cases after the king has already decided the case, under penalty of death. 0. bar 327 p. 637.
708. In Kraków, on February 24, 1545, Sigismund L., resolving a dispute between Mikołaj Dziedoszycki and the serfs of the village of Horożany, ordered the latter to work one day a week. C. bar 330 p. 519 and bar 867 p. 145.
709. In Kraków, on February 27, 1545, Sigismund I. allows Piotr Starzechowski, Archbishop of Lviv, to purchase the hamlets of the Kozłów estate from the Tęczyński family. 0. vol. 365 p. 1825.
710. In Krakow, on March 6, 1545, Zygmunt L. instructs the mayor and councilors of Lviv to collect from Stanisław Soltis the sum owed to Andrzej Rożek. C. vol. 22, page 600.
711. In Kraków, on March 19, 1545, Sigismund L. forbids Iwan Chotek from pledging or bequeathing part of the village of Łoziny to anyone other than Grzegorz Domazyrski. 0. vol. 22 pp. 998-999.
712. In Bełz, on April 27, 1545, Augustyn Myrecki from Myrcz testifies that he bequeathed his estates to Szymon and Jerzy Myrecki under guardianship, but only for 2 years from the date of the bequest. C. vol. 22, pp. 740—741, 760—761, 799—800.
713. In Bełz, on May 22, 1545, Szymon and Jerzy Myrecki, natural brothers, heirs of their part in the village of Bujanycze, and Augustyn Myrecki, son of Jan Schirba Myrecki, inheritor of his part in Myrcze, conclude an agreement to exchange mutual goods. C. vol. 22, pp. 730—735, 750—755, 770—775, 795—806, 848—852.