The families that have been persistently serving the public cause over the course of two centuries, the immeasurable growth and decline of the local council's life include, above all, the Fredro family from the Bończa coat of arms. The following are known as envoys: in 1573 Jerzy, in 1624 Maksymilian, in 1627 - 1640 Jan deputy judge, then judge of Przemyśl; in 1621 - 1638 Jakób Maksymilian, then chamberlain of Przemyśl, in 1648 - 1653 Andrzej Maksymilian, royal secretary, in 1643, Stanisław, army of Przemyśl, in 1652, Zygmunt, stolnik of Sanok, and Aleksander, czesno, Przemyśl, in 1667, Paweł, starosta of Krosno, in the years 1662 - 1668 Karol, castellan of Sanok, in the years 1662 - 1672 Stanisław Podolia of Podolia, in 1673 Jerzy Fredro. They were marshals at various sejmik meetings: in 1669, Karol, the starosta of Krosno, in the years 1671 - 1G81, Stanisław Michał, substoli of Podolia, then a writer from Przemyśl; in the years 1692 - 1705 Stanisław Józef, voivode of Podolia, in 1G79 Jan Maksymilian, writer from Przemyśl, in the years 1673 - 1696 Jerzy Bogusław, castellan of Lviv, in the years 1708 - 1722 Stanisław Józef, castellan of Lviv.
Like the Fredro family, the Korczak Drohojowski family also took an active part in the life of the sejmik for two centuries. In 1575 we see Thomas as an envoy; in the years 1587 - 1597 Jan Tomasz the starosta of Przemyśl, in 1590 Kilian the chamberlain of Przemyśl, in 1616 Krzysztof, in 1639 - 1643 Stanisław, in 1699 Jan, in 1750 Józef the standard-bearer of the Jews, in 1764 - 1766 Jan the swordsmith Przemyśl. Of course, they also chaired various sejmiks, such as Kilian, Chamberlain of Przemyśl twice in 1589 and 1593, Stanisław, Castellan of Przemyśl in 1575, Jan Tomasz, Crown Referendary and Starosta of Przemyśl in 1596, Adam in 1694, Antoni Hunter of Sanok in 1743, and finally Józef, Castellan Przemyśl in 1765
Very early on, we see the Ukszyce Orzechowski family acting as parliamentary deputies, in 1575 Walenty the judge from Przemyśl, in 1664-65 Hieronim the judge from Sanok, in 1687-96 Samuel the land writer of Przemyśl, and in 1699 Franciszek the hunter from Przemyśl. The marshals were in 1573 Walenty Orzechowski, in the years 1653-1664 Hieronim Podsędek, then a judge in Sanok; in 1683 Samuel Czesnik of Kiev; in 1703, Franciszek, hunter, municipal judge of Przemyśl and marshal of the confederation established under Stanisław Leszczyński, finally in 1725, Hieronim, castellan of Przemyśl.
The Gozdawites, Bals, known in the Sanok region, also became known in a wider arena of public activity. They were elected MPs in 1572: Matiasz, in the years 1621-1634 Jan, in the years 1632-1641 Adam Jan, the Przemyśl ensign, in the years 1638-1648 Stefan, in 1665 Michał, in 1667 Stanisław. The marshals were elected in 1648-1661 Stefan, in 1651 Nicholas, in 1670-1672 Stanisław chamberlain of Sanok, in 1723 Antoni czesnik Przemyśl. The Dedyński family also belonged to the same coat of arms for two centuries, either as deputies or marshals of local assemblies. In the first row we see in 1575 Józef deputy judge of Sanok, in 1613 Stanisław, in 1699 Jendrzej military commander
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Myskie; and in 1726, Marcel De(ij'B8ki) was elected marshal. Also, the third family belonging to the Gozdawites, the Humnicki family, covered two centuries of their activity. The following were elected as envoys: in 1625 and 1626, Samuel Humnicki, sub-stole of Sanok; in 1678, Jacek, sub-stole of Sanok, and in 1730, Roman Cześuik of Sanok, born in 1733, Adam, staroste of Horodło, born in 1761, Franciszek, cup-bearer of Przemyśl. In 1648, the marshals were Stanisław Humnicki of the Sanok army, in 1677, Jacek Szymon, podstoli of Sanok, and in 1719, Adam, starosta of Horodło.
The following members of parliament were from the famous Krasicki family, Kogala coat of arms: in 1575, Stanisław, the Lviv cabinetmaker; 1597 Jan, in 1613 and 1616 Marcin, starosta of Bolemów and the queen's landlady, later voivode of Podolia; 1634 Jau, stolnik of Sanok, 1766 Antoni, castellan of Chełm, who was also marshal! deliberations of the Przemyśl sejmik on November 5, 1764