The following were elected marshals only once in one family during the entire 16th century. personalities - in lfi07 Andrzej Birecki in 1607 Stanisław Kaszowski, Junosza coat of arms, in 1616 Jan from Orsko Dunikowski p-dsędek of Przemyśl, Abdank coat of arms, in 1621 Marcin from Goraj Czurjło, Korczak coat of arms, in 1622 Samuel Światopełk Bolestraszycki, in 1622 Stanisław Płaza, Przemyśl cabinetmaker, in 1627 and 1634 Jan Ostrowski from Ostrów, in 1629 StaIJi^law Złotnicki, judge of the Sanok land, in 1634 Paweł Ligęza, Przemyśl swordsmith, former 1'ółkozic, and Wojciech Aleksande-Przedwojowki, sub-provincial of Przemyśl, in 1643, Wojciech Miaskowski, Bończa coat of arms, in 1048 Rafał Chotecki, sub-target of Przemyśl, in 1651, Adam Dzierzek, starosta of Żydaczów, in 1652 and 1653 Jan Maciej Grabia of Łągi, deputy judge of the Przemyśl land, in 1653 and 1656 Józef of Romanów, Swierski "swordnik" of Halych in in 1656 Stanisław Bełchacki, czesno of Wieluń; in 1657 Jan Białobocki, Mikołaj Farurej from Garbów and Jan Nehrebecki, soldier of Żytomir, in 1602 Marcin Widzowski, land writer from Lviv, in 1668 and 1673 Kazimierz Lipczyński, in 1675 and 1G76 Marcin Kącki, general of artillery in Przemyśl in 1679. Franciszek Zygmunt Gałecki, rank in Bydgoszcz, in 1682 Andizej Modrzewski, in 1682 and 1694 Adam Mikołaj Sioniawski, starosta of Rohatyn, later voivode of Bełżec and starosta of Iwów, in 1665 Marcin Goiszewski, swordsman, sub-starosta and Izia of the town of Lviv, in 16S9 Francis/.ck Podolski, cupbearer of Latyczów. in 1699, Wojciech Łoś from Grotków, sub-starosta and town judge of Lviv.
With August U. a new period in the development of the parliament begins.' ntarism; noble houses that considered the old Polish government system as an inviolable ideal are also disappearing, and new ones are emerging, bringing new views and new ideals. The Ossoliński Topor family belongs here first of all. It is true that Hieronim, the starosta of Żydaczów, was a member of parliament for several times in 648, but the activity of Nicholas the mayor of Latyczów and later the cup-bearer of Żydaczów dates back to the times of Ajrustus II. He presided over the Obczowy sejmiks in 1702 and in 171-2 he was elected as an envoy as cupbearer. Józef Ossoliński from Tenczyn is also known, who was marshal at the Wisze sejmik on 7/6, 1734.
Almost at the same time as the Ossoliński family, the Prussians Jabłonows3 appear as: in 1693, Jan, the standard-bearer of Lviv, and in 170:5, Aleksander, the crown standard-bearer; and as marshals Stanisław Jan, Russian voivode in 1668, 1669, 1672 and 1702, and Jan, crown standard-bearer in 1693.
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There are still members of the Cetner family from the Przerowa coat of arms, namely the envoys in 1675, Jan Szczerowicki, starosta in 1699, Aleksander Szczowicki, starosta, in 1712 Franciszek Kamionacki, starosta, and Józef; in 1733 Jan, the crown chef, in 1756 - 1758 Dominik Stocki, starosta; in 1760 Ignacy, starost of Korytnica; We know two mai'shals from this period: Jan, the staroste of Szczurowiec in 1674, and Jan Cetner from Czertwice, marshal of the sejmik from February 23, 1712.
The Dzieduszycki Saxons also introduced new ideas into public life in the above-mentioned period, both as deputies and as regional council marshals. In the years 1696-1712, we know Jerzy Dzioduszycki, the staroste of Żydaczów and crown equerry, as an envoy who, in the turbulent years of 1703 and 17(4), presided as a ductor at the camp assemblies of the voivodeship. In 1076, Franciszek, the staroste of Żydaczów, was an MP, and in 1736, Józef was marshal Franciszek, Lviv standard-bearer.
We know Rosnowskicli, coat of arms Ogon, as marshals, namely in the turbulent years of 1703-1716, the marshal of the Russian confederation, Mikołaj Rosnowski, the sub-voivode of Lviv, who was an envoy in 1703, and in 1730, Józef, the hunter of Podolia.
However, the Rzewuski family of Krzywda had previously taken part in the public life of the voivodeship. And so we know Stanisław, the sub-table of Bracław, and from 1655 a judge of Lviv, who served five times in the years 1652-62; in 1661, Michał, a writer from Lviv, a famous warrior, later crown treasurer, was an envoy, and in 1666 -1682, Michał, starosta of Chełm; in 1672 Jan Czesnik of Lviv, in 1730-1735 Michał the Crown Krajczy, in 1648 Franciszek the starosta of Kamionacki, in the years 1756-1762 Franciszek the Crown field writer. As marshals we also know the above-mentioned Staninisław, sub-stole of Bratslav, in the years 1659-1633, and Michał, a writer from Lviv, in the years 1661-1676.