At the turn of the 16th century and at the beginning of the next three families mainly appear, first the famous Greater Poland Nałęczów Ostrorog family already in the 16th century. century contributes to the development of parliamentary life in eastern voivodeships; in 1593, we see Jan, the crown cupbearer, as an envoy, in the years 1627-50, the staroste of Drohobych was the third MP, and from 1640, the crown cupbearer, who also presided over two sejmiks in 1641 and 1648. At that time, the crown cupbearer and the starosta of Busko. Andrzej Ostroróg, the starosta of Drohobych and Garwoliński, was the marshal of the regional council in 1661. The well-known and famous Lubicz Żółkiewski family also gave four envoys: in 1575 Stanisław, in 1593 Mikołaj chamberlain of Lviv, in 1616 - 18 Jan Hrubieszów starosta, and in 1624. Łukasz, starosta of Ka^uski. From the Herburt family from Fulsztyn, we know as envoys Jan in 1572, in 1572 - 1587 Mikołaj, starosta of Lviv, chamberlain of Galicia, in 1587 - 90 Jan, standard-bearer of Lviv, in 1590 - 1616, Jan Szczęsny, tenant of Mościce, and starost of Wisze.
The Gryfowie Leśniowski family also operates at the turn; in the years 1587 - 1596 Jakób Czesnik of Lviv was elected envoy; In the years 1622 - 1624 Mikołaj Stolnik Sanok was an MP; and in 1592, Jakób, cupbearer of Lviv, and in 1607, Krzysztof of the army of Żydaczowski, were marshals. Finally, here we should include the Siemieński family of Dembno, two of whom we know as envoys, Mikołaj, the stoluik of Sanok in 1575, and Andrzej, chamberlain of Sanok, envoy from 1587 to 1597.
Mainly for the 17th century. the activity of Brochwice Wojakovski extended. In the years 1627 - 1641, Remigian Wojakowski was a member of parliament, then the deputy judge of the Przemyśl land, in 1648 - 59 Jan was the royal secretary, in 1655 the hunter of Chełm, and in 1659 the deputy judge of Sanok. Next, we meet Kasper, deputy chief of parliament from 1651 to 1668, later deputy judge and finally judge of Przemyśl; in the years 1673 - 87 Remigian, substole of Przemyśl; in the years 1680 - 89 John the ensign of Novgorod and later the chamberlain of Przemyśl. The above-mentioned sub-stole Remigian was marshal twice, while Jan, the royal secretary, was elected marshal of sejmiks 15 times during almost twenty years from 1651 to 1670, and from 1660
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as a Przemyśl standard bearer. Finally, we see Jan "Wojakowski, a Novgorod standard bearer, as the chairman of the Bijrai* meeting in 1678.
In the first half of the 17th century. w. are known in Sanok as the chairmen of the Kozłowski sejmiks of the Jastrzębiec coat of arms, namely in IGI 8 Mikołaj of Kurozwęki, deputy judge of the Sanok town, and in 1655 Stanisław Mikołaj, czesnik of Sanok. At that time, the Wydżgi family belonging to the Jastrzębcs gave rise to two marshals, in 1640 Jan, deputy judge of Lviv, and in 1651, Ludwik. At the same time as the Kozłowskis, we see Ogońskis and Morawiecki active at the assemblies, namely Maryan Morawiec, deputy judge of Lviv, MP from 1622 to 1624, who was also a marshal! deliberations in 1628, while "Wojciech, the Jewish sub-stoli, presided over the SBJmik in 1656. The Janins Narajowskis are slightly earlier than these two families; Józef, a Lviv deputy judge and then a judge, is a marshal at the sejmiks in 160G and 1613, and Mikołaj, a Lviv land judge, in 1624. Even earlier, the Nieczuje Starzechowski family acted as chairmen of sejmik meetings, namely in 1575, Wojciech, chamberlain of Lviv, and in 1610, Jan Starzechowski. From the Świętosławski family of the Rola family, we know an envoy from 1607 to 1618, Jan chamberlain of Przemyśl, later a crown referendary and starosta of Kozienice, who was marshal twice in this period. at the regional council in Wiśnia. Wojciech Aleksander Przedwojowski, a swordsman and then deputy judge of Przemyśl, was a member of parliament four times between 1624 and 1635, and in 1634 he was the marshal of the regional council. Jan Ostrowski, starosta of Kapinoski, MP from 1624 to 1628, marshal twice, in 1624 and 1634. Famous MP to Murad IV. Aleksander Trzebieński, mayor of Lviv, then chamberlain, served seven times in the years 1621-1634 and was marshal six times during that time. We know two envoys from WapowskiNieczuj, Stanisław from 1594 and Krzysztof from 1622.