6942. In Żółkiew, on April 17, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, receives a receipt from Szymon Olszyński, a Bełsk czechnik, from the commission of his brother Konstanty's estates for the period from 1718 to 1725, C. vol. 526, pp. 1489 - 1491.
6943. In Żółkiew, on April 23, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, grants Dominik Ignacy the hungry man half of the village of Seredyniec as a life sentence. C. vol. 526, pp. 1239 - 1242.
6944. In Złoczów, on May 22, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, grants Jędrzej Kora-Bwski two manors in the village of Hułakowce for life. C. vol. 526 pp. 1847 - 1849.
6945. In Żółkiew, on May 30, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, appoints Jan Świeprawski as the governor of his estate. G. vol. 526, pp. 2742—2744.
6946. In Żółkiew, on the 7th of Gzerwca, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, the prince, pledged the village of Czernichów to Iziraierz Mogilski, the Gostyń master, for the sum of 17,000 zlotys. lent to his brother permanent. G. vol. 526 pp. 1950—1952.
6947. In the Pilecki Castle on July 12, 1731, Marya Józefa, princess and widow of Koninty Sobieski, gives in to her brother-in-law Jakób Ludwik in her claims to the sums paid in Paris. C. vol. 526, pp. 2341—2342.
6948. In Żółkiew, on June 23, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, the prince, acquits Mary Józefa, widow of his brother Constantine, of all grievances. G. bar. 526 pp. 2601 - 2604.
6949. In Żółkiew, on March 29, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, grants the commune the villages of Habin (le Kosakowskie and Wielohorskie) as well as a meadow for 10 kosars to cover the needs of the church.
6950. In Żółkiew, on August 8, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, gives Jan Świeprawski, his governor of Żółkiew, the village of Cecewa, part of the Pomeranian estate belonging to the Lviv land in the Ruthenian voivodeship, for life. C. vol. 526, pp. 2842 - 2844.
6951. In Żółkiew, on September 1, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, dismisses Antoni Leszczyc Grabianka, the general commissioner of his estates, from the management for the period from 1727 to 1731. C. i. 526 pp. 2747-2749.
6952. In Żółkiew, on September 3, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, prince, acknowledges Jan Kazimierz Trzeszkowski's management of his estates. C. vol. 526, pp. 2618—2620.
6953. In Żółkiew, on September 30, 1731, Jakób Ludwik, the prince, allows Józef Tadeusz Sikorski to buy it for PLN 4,000. the village of Kreehów from Teszkowski. C. vol. 526 pp. 3284 - 3286.
6954. In Warsaw, on November 22, 1731, August IL gives Bazyl Zagwojski the mayorship of Bar and the village of Komorów. C. vol. 527 pp. 171 - 173.
6955. In Warsaw, on November 28, 1731, August IL grants the village of Sucha Wola to Józef Rudzki. 0. bar 527 pp. 189 - 190.
6956. In Warsaw, on December 22, 1731, August IL granted the village of Stoki to Stanisław Tatomir and his wife. 0. bar 527 p. 351.
6957. In Warsaw on December 22, 1731 a) August II. grants the villages of Kozice and Jemielna to Jan Cetner, the crown chef, starosta of Żytomir, and Wiktoria, his wife. 0. vol. 527 pp. 403—404.
h) He gives them the villages of Grzęda, Sieciechów and Wulka Bruchowieeka. Ibidem pp. 405 - 406.
6958. In Warsaw on December 22, 1731, August II. extends the right of Wiktoria Cetner née Szczuki to the Balin starosty to her husband Jan Oetner, a chef from Zhytomyr. C. vol. 527, pp. 535—536.
6959. In Warsaw on December 22, 1731, August II. extends the right of Jan Cetner, chef of the district, starosta of Żytomir, to the starosty of Kamionecki, to his wife Wiktoria Szczuezanka. 0. vol. 527 pp. 1192—1194.
6960. In Warsaw, on January 15, 1732, August IL ordered the Crown Treasurer to leave the sum of PLN 41,000 from the Jews of Lviv as poll tax, which they had paid in excess of the amount due in the previous years. C. vol. 527 pp. 1130 - 1131. ]
6961. In Warsaw on April 12, 1732, August II. grants the village headship in Bródki to Katarzyna Pohorecka. 0. bar 529 pp. 5—6.
6962. In Warsaw, on June 19, 1732, August IL allows Franciszek and Maryanna Cetyz to relinquish the village headship in Ozernilawa in favor of their son Józef. C. vol. 529 pp. 209 - 211.
6963. In Warsaw on July 14, 1732, August II. orders the commander of the city of Lviv, Tulian, for Lviv's townspeople to contribute three parts to the maintenance of the Lviv garrison and the Jews to contribute a fourth part. 0. vol. 528 p. 1867.
6964. In Warsaw on September 11, 1732, August II. approves the mutual record of donation made by Ewa Umielszczanka, widow of Polezayk and wife of Mikołaj Bodra, a burgher of Lviv, and her husband. C, vol. 528, pp. 2079 - 81.