In the period mentioned, we know of the Korczak Stawski family as envoys in 1652: Stawski, cup-bearer of Przemyśl, in 1662-73 Jan, cup-bearer of Lviv, and in 1693: Mikołaj, standard-bearer of Latyczów. Jan was also a sub-starosta and a town judge in Lviv and presided over the parliamentary sessions in the years 1656-75, while Mikołaj, the Sanok table-keeper, was marshal in 1661, and another Mikołaj, the Latyczów standard-bearer, in 1690.
The breakthrough period also includes the Ogońscy Trzebuchowski family, namely Marcin, the cup-bearer of Brzesko-Kujawy, then the cabinet-maker of Przemyśl, MP from 1667 to 1680, who was also the marshal of the local council four times during this period, and Adam, the cabinet-maker of Bracław, MP from 1701. The period closes with three famous names, namely: "Wiśniowiecki, Zamojski and Jabłonowski. Michał Jeremi, priest Wiśniowiecki, was an MP from Zamojskie Jelitów, and in 1669-70, priest Konstanty Krzysztof was elected as an MP; he was also the speaker of the meeting in Wiśnia twice; of Lviv, later an administrator, and finally a voivode of Lublin and crown treasurer, and in the years 1696-1701 Józef Zamojski. From the Jabłonowski family we know Jan, a standard-bearer of Lviv, envoy in 1693, and Aleksander, a crown standard-bearer elected as an envoy in 1703.
Throughout the entire period, from 1572 to the end of the 17th century, there are names of several members of parliament and marshals who appear only once in the lists. At the end of the 16th century the following members of this category occurred. 1572 Stanisław Tarnawski; 1575 Hieronim Krzeczowski, starosta of Szereszów and Stanisław Czarnocki, judge of Sanok; in 1587, Mikołaj Jazłowiecki, starosta of Sniaty, Prokop Raszko, judge of Galicia, and Baltazar Stanisławski, chamberlain of Sanok. A famous land writer, later chamberlain of Lviv, Jan Swoszowski of the Abdank coat of arms, was marshal in 1606 and was an envoy in 1590, 1596, 1607 and 1613. In 1596, Spytek Ligęza, castellan Czechowski, and Marcin Broniowski were envoys. Marshals of this period are not sure; in 1574 it was presided over by Sebastyan Żórawiński, chamberlain of Galicia, in 1575 by Jan Biejkowski, the Przemyśl cabinetmaker, who in 1587 was the marshal of the Rzeszów congress, in 1587 8/5 Stanisław Podolecki, the Lviv cabinetmaker, and in the same year on September 20, Jan Jaskmanicki, the Przemyśl land writer.
Now we will list the MPs who took place only once during the 17th century in the order of years. And so, in 1607 Andrzej Birecki, the deputy judge of the Przemyśl land, in 1613 Stanisław Złotnicki, a land writer from Sanok, in 1615 Samuel Dunikowski and Tarło from Szczekarzewice, in 1621 Zygmunt Zabawski and Samuel Światopełk Bolestraszycki, the latter of whom also served in 1624, in 1622 Bernat Suchorabski, in 1624 Jan Korytko a hunter of the Przemyśl land. Piotr Bolestraszycki, cupbearers of Przemyśl, Wojciech Srzedziński and Jan Wydżga; in 1625 Jan Bogusz in 1626 and 1628 Stanisław Sj-
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Bieganowski, in 1629 Jacenty Dersniak, in 1643 Aleksander Koniecpolski, crown standard bearer of Peresław, starosta, in 1648, Sanok cupbearers Adam Dzierzek and Karol Franciszek Korniakt, in 1648 and 1651, Bazyli Jaworski, in 1651 and 1655, Bieganowski, standard bearer Lviv, in 1662 Adam Żtliborski, in 1655 Marcin Bielski, Bfłchacki, cupbearer of Wieluń and Maciej Gałecki, cupbearer of Lviv, in 1672 and 1675 Mikołaj Sieniawski, crown standard bearer, in 1675 Marcin Kącki, starosta of Przemyśl, in 1676 Lipczno hunter of Przemyśl in 1678 and 1682 Andrzej Modrzewski, cup-bearer of Sieradz, then starost of Przemyśl, in 1682 Prokop Granowski, starost of Zhytomyr, in 1687 Granowski, starost of Lviv.