1682. In Warsaw, on February 16, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders officials to have Walenty, Krzysztof, Marek, Jan, Piotr and Sebastyan Stogniew, who were sentenced to exile, be captured and thrown into prison. G. bar 335 pp. 125 - 126.
1683. In Lviv, February 22, 1572. Testament of Anna Bartoszowa Korecka. 0. vol. 42 pp. 871—872.
1684. In Warsaw, on March 4, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Mikołaj Mielecki, voivode of Podolia, to return the property taken from the heirs of Stanisław Oporowski, starosta of Kruszwica, the villages of Kamienobród and Czuniów. C. vol. 335 pp. 109 - 110.
1685. In Warsaw, on March 4, 1572, Zygmunt August, the king, ordered Piotr Klophas, his bailiff, to establish a property in the villages of Mierzwiecze, Mokropin, Kamienobród and Czuniow, and then give them to the guardians of the descendants of Stanisław Oporowski, the staroste of Kruszwica. C. vol. 335 p. 145.
1686. In "Warsaw, on March 25, 1572, Zygmunt August, the king, informed the heirs of Stanisław Lipnicki, the tenant of the villages of Kozice and Jemielno, that in order to purchase these villages for the benefit of Mikołaj Herburt, the starosta of Lviv, he had sent commissioners. C. vol. 335, page 189, and on page 176 below 126. March 1572. 1687. In Warsaw, on March 26, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Konstanty Korniady, the Russian customs officer, not to collect customs duties and taxes from the inhabitants of the city of Busko. C. vol. 335 Btr. 1688. In Warsaw, April 1, 1572 r. Zygmunt August, the king, orders the starost of Lviv, Mikołaj Herburt, to release Walenty Balanter from prison. 0. vol. 335 pp. 173 - 174., 1689. In Chocim, on April 15, 1572, Bohdan, the voivode and hospodar of Moldavia, entrusts
Marcin Dobrosolowski takes care of the Chocim castle. 0. bar 335 p. 294.
1690. In Warsaw, on April 26, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, grants the village of Grzęda as a life estate to the spouses Mikołaj and Barbara Trzebiński. 0. bar 335 pp. 474 - 475.
1691. In Warsaw, on May 5, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, informs the tax and customs collectors that the inhabitants of the town of Kamieniec were freed from paying customs duties and taxes for ten years at the Warsaw Sejm. C. vol. 335 pp. 277-278.
1692. In Warsaw, on May 10, 1572, Zygmunt August, the king, gives Baltazar Ożga of Milatyn, the substarosta of Lviv, a house located between the house of Sydor Ozyżykowicz and the canons' mill, and a meadow, after the childless death of Miszko Zubek, from the Lviv suburb, fell to the treasury, which was once owned by Maciej Wilczek, the substarosta Lviv, sold to Fedek Szidor. C. vol. 345 p. 284.
1693. In Warsaw, on May 20, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, grants various freedoms to the inhabitants of the city of Lviv of the Greek religion, reserving them also for Latins. C. vol. 335, pp. 426—431.
1694. In Lutsk, on May 20, 1572, Oryna Putatinaja Suropiatowiczowa with her children Matvij and Jew sells half an Ostrów to the Armenian priest Jakób for 70 kopias of groschen and a Lithuanian coin. C. vol. 345 p. 257.
L 1695. In Warsaw, on May 20, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, allows the spouses Franciszek and Magdalena Białkowski to sell or exchange the villages of Dobrzany and Brody, which they possess with the right of life estate. C. vol. 335 p. 621.
1696. In Warsaw, on May 20, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, confirms the document of Mikołaj Herburt, issued in Wielopole on August 1, 1571 to the innkeeper in Wielopole. Vol. 65 pp. 964 - 967.
1697. In Warsaw, on May 21, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the Jews, thanks to whose fault the bad coinage spread, to deposit the silver needed to mint a new coin, a total of PLN 100,000. C. vol. 335, pp. 274—275.
1698. In Warsaw, on May 22, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, publishes the resolutions of the Sejm regarding the provision of Podolia castles, coins and Kraków saltworks. C. vol. 335 pp. 270 - 273.
1699. In Warsaw, on May 22, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, confirms the document of Casimir IV Jagiellon, freeing the Nowy Sącz townspeople from paying customs duties. C. vol. 338 p. 333.
1700. In Warsaw, on May 30, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, made the mayor and councilors of Lviv aware that he had granted Busins of the Greek rite living in Lviv equal rights with Latins. C. vol. 335 pp. 443-444.
1701. In Warsaw, on May 31, 1572, Sigismund Augustus, the king, recommends to the mayor and councilors of Lviv the case of the spouses Jerzy and Katarzyna Glaczów from Kraków. C. bar 335 pp. 244-245, 300-301.