The Ozga family dies out in the 15th century. v. But this Piotr, chamberlain of Lviv, had a companion at the Warsaw sejm in the person of Jan Adam from Żmigród Stadnicki, chamberlain of Sanok, elected 13 times as a deputy to the crown sejm, so only three times less than Ozga. In fact, the Stadnicki family did so in the 16th century. how they were active in the assemblies of their voivodeship throughout the next century. And so, in 1572 we meet Stanisław as an envoy elected in Wiśnia, in the years 1590 - 93 Stanisław of Żmigrod, in the years 151)3 - 1596 Marcin, in 1618 Marek, in 1632 John, in 1780 - 1693 Jan the crown standard-bearer, in 1712 Kazimierz. As marshals of regional assemblies, we know Jan Adam from Żmigród in 1635 24/4, Karol Marek, chairman of the Sanok inhabitants in 1656, Jan Franciszek, crown standard-bearer in 1695, 25/5, and Andrzej Samuel, castellan of Lubaczów in 1669, 26/6.
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The activity of the Sreniavite Stadnicki family extends to the end of the 16th century. and for the entire 17th century. In.; in the second half of the 17th century. There is the Przestrzeł Ustrzycki family, which until the end of the assembly period was very popular among the Przemyśl and Sanok landowners. Maciej Stanisław Ustrzycki, deputy mayor of Przemyśl, deputy judge of Sanok, and between 1654 and 1676 he was elected as an envoy 12 times. We also meet Bazyli, land bailiff of Przemyśl in the years 1653-1665, who also served as marshal three times in 1669 as a Przemyśl clerk; while Maciej Stanisław, the above-mentioned Sanok judge, presided over sejmik meetings five times. We meet Aleksander Samborski as an envoy in 1617; in 1671, Mikołaj Pisaiz of the Przemyśl region; in 1680, Marcin, a cabinet maker from Zadrożym; in 1678-87 Mikołaj Stolnik Żydaczowski, sub-starosta, and finally the staroste of Przemyśl, who also presided over sejmik sessions twice in 1673-4. In 1710, Maciej Ustrzycki, ensign of Przomyśl, served as envoy; in 1730 - 48 Bazyli, treasurer of Żydaczów, later of Przemyśl; in 1733—50 Bogusław; at that time, in 1693, Tomasz Stolnik Sanok, in 1693, 29/4, Maciej Józef from Unichów, three times in 16'16 - 97, and finally, in 1747 and 1748, Bazyli of Unichów, castellan of Przemyśl.
From the 16th century centuries prominently appear at the Mniszków assemblies, starting from 597, in which we see Jan, the starosta of Sanok, active. The starost of Lviv, Sramsław Boniface II, was elected an envoy twice; in the years 1628-32 we meet Franciszek, the staroste of Sanok, in 1664-75 Jerzy Wandalin, the staroste of Sanok, in 1696 Józef Wandalin, the staroste of Sanok, in 1733 Jerzy Wandalin, the crown hunter, in 1656-58 Michał, the staroste of Przystan, 1748-64 Adam, starosta of Mostów and crown standard bearer; Jerzy Wandalin, the starosta of Sanok, was the marshal four times between 1650 and 1672.
In addition to these Mniszków, we also know Mniszków of the Poraj coat of arms in the Przemyśl land, two of whom mainly contributed to their land. Piotr Paweł from Bożenin Mniszek was an MP in 1653-54, he was a town writer, later a land writer in Przemyśl, and he must have had considerable respect among the landowners, since he was elected marshal of the local council 12 times. In 1720, Jan from Bożenin Mniszek was elected envoy at the Wiszeń sejmik; he also presided over the assembly meeting, and in 1733 he was elected marshal of the Ruthenian Confederation under Stanisław Leszczyński.
The Janina Sobieski family was very popular among the nobility, and Jakób Sobieski, starosta of Krasnystaw and crown cup-bearer, was elected a member of parliament in Wiśnia ten times in a row. He was also elected marshal four times at the sejmiks in Wiśnia. Before Jakób, in 1613 we see Sebastyan Sobieski, the envoy of the Crown, and in the years 1648-50, Marek, the starosta of Krasnystaw, and in 1664, Jan, the Crown Ensign, later the king, was elected in Wiśnia. Another member of this family served as a member of parliament in 1701. He was Jan, a crown prince and military guard, who was also the marshal of the Wisła sejmik.