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4645. In the camp near Łęczyca, on October 2, 1656, John Casimir, the king, grants to Andrzej Potocki, oboźny kor., the estates of Grzęda, Sieciechów and Wola Brzuchowicka, vacated by the death of his father

JO Jakób, czechnik of Podolia. G. vol. 357 p. 647.

4646. In the camp near Łęczyca, on October 2, 1656, John Casimir, the king, gives Andrzej Potocki, the camp commander, Zwiniacz with Zwinogrod and the villages of Wołkowce, Łatkowce, Babina and Tupczyn. C. vol. 405, pp. 1569 - 1571.

4647. Pod Krosno, October 3, 1656. Resolutions of the Sanok Land Assembly. G. vol. 405 pp. 841—845.

4648. In the camp near Bydgoszcz, on October 18, 1656, John Casimir, the king, informed the Lviv municipal office that he was giving the village of Mierzwica to his colonel, Kazimierz Piaseczyński. C. vol. 405 p. 829.

4649. In the camp near Chojnice, on October 2, 1656, John Casimir, the king, gives Seweryn Markowski and Jan Świętochowski the estate of Daniel Peter, a burgher of Chojnice. C. vol. 405 pp. 1082 - 1084.

4650. In Włodymierce, on November 14, 1656, Wojciech Bawarski and his wife Zofia née Lubstawski make a foundation for one priest in the Soviet chapel in the cathedral church in Lviv. 0. vol. 229 pp. 1731—33.

4651. In the camp near Gdańsk, on November 16, 1656, John Casimir, the king, informed the mayors of the villages of Mokrocina, Mierzwica, Błyszczywodzie, Sraerekowo and Peredrymiki that he had given these properties to Kazimierz Piaseczyński, the starosta of Mława, his colonel. C. vol. 405 pp. 937 - 938.

4652. In Gdańsk, on November 17, 1656, John Casimir, the king, informs Franciszek Mniszch, castellan of Nowy Sącz, tenant of Szczerek, that he ordered money for bread for the artillery to be collected there. C. vol. 405, pp. 941—942.

4653. In Lviv, January 15, 1657. Universal of the Lviv sejmik. C. vol. 405, pp. 1015 - 1016.

4654. In Gdańsk, on January 20, 1657, John Casimir, the king, extended the right of life imprisonment to part of the town of Bobrki, as well as the villages of Łany, Piatnicany and Łąki, which was due to Mikołaj Pełczyński to his wife Maryanna Óchyjewna Tyskiewicówna. C. vol. 405, pp. 1356—1357.

4655. In Gdańsk, on February 9, 1657, John Casimir, the king, confirms to Jan Bazyli, son of Bazyl Małynenka Ozerleniowski, and Jan, son of Teodor Czerleniowski, cousins, the right to the village of Czerleniowce. C. vol. 409 p. 129.

4656. In Gdańsk, on February 10, 1657, John Casimir, the king, appoints Wojciech Wiśniowski as general usher. C. vol. 409 p. 306.

4657. In Pyzdry, on February 24, 1657, John Casimir, the king, transfers, at the request of Mikołaj Casimir Kniazymowski, the privilege of half a field of land on the Eak River to his son Basil. 0. bar 448 pp. 2293—4.

4658. In Częstochowa, on March 3, 1657, John Casimir, the king, enumerating his recent achievements in connection with the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the victory of Stefan Czarniecki, appoints him the Russian voivode in recognition of this. C. vol. 405 pp. 1475—7.