From the Wolski family of the Nowina coat of arms, writing from Gosniewice, we meet Szymon, the treasurer of Sanok in the years 1672 - 1710, who also chaired the sejmiks in 1676, and Wincenty from Gosniewice, who was marshal at the camp assemblies in the years 1709 - 1711. Romuald in 1746. From the Lewicki family, the envoys were in 1760 Ignacy, the Lviv hunter of Przemyśl, and in 1762, Samuel, the sub-voivode of Przemyśl.
In the stormy meetings preceding the Tarnogród Confederation in the years 1713-1715, the sessions were chaired by Jerzy Antoni Łączyński, the chamberlain of Nowogrod, who later became in 1749 the kas^telan of Lviv; In 1720 he was an envoy as sub-voivode of Lviv. During the interregnum after Augustus, he was known as the chairman and director of the Ruthenian confederation in 1734. Mikołaj Sołtyk, castellan of Przemyśl, who, while still a hunter of podoi, presided over the sejmik in 1717 and later in 1736 we meet him again as marshal.
Also in these times, the Siemieński family of Leszczyc took an active part in the sejmik life. As envoys we meet in 1720 - 1730 Jan Podstoly, later chamberlain of Lviv, in 1740 - 1761 Wojciech, staroste of Dembowiec and refere...
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crown rent. The first of the above-mentioned people presided over the sejmik sessions in 1706, in 1731 as chamberlain of Lviv, in 1733 as marshal of the eco-federated voivodeship, and finally in 1737 and 17-10 as kestellan of Lviv. We meet later Józef Siemieński, the castellan of Lviv, as the chairman of the Lviv tax courts.
From the Wieniawski family, Marcin Aleksander Wieniawski, a Jewish cupbearer, served as members of parliament in the years 1730-1744. a town judge, finally, a standard-bearer of Przemyśl; 1735 Mikołaj, starosta of Przemyśl, 1762 - 1706 Roch, czesznik Przemyśl The first marshal in 1720, Mikołaj jalio starosta of Mogielnica twice in 1735, finally Marciu Aleksander, standard-bearer of Przemyśl in 1740, and finally Roch Józef 23/6, 1750.
We know the Nieczuj Urbańskis as the chairmen of the sejmiks, namely Maciej Kazimierz in 1711, Maciej 1716, Michał 1735 and finally Adam the Sanok hunter in 1767 at the sejmiks, mainly in Sanok.
The Jastrzębcy Zielouks also appear mainly in the 18th century, although we know Jatia as an MP from the Lviv region from 1667. Antoni, the starosta of Dołża, was an MP in 1748, and Michał Stolnik Przemyśl in 1764, who also chaired the assembly sessions several times in the years 1766-1770, from 1766 as a chamberlain. Lviv.
The Bukowski family, the Ozorya coat of arms, can be found in Sanok as chairmen of the sejmik sessions: Jerzy, Sanok standard-bearer in 1734, Jerzegj, Sanok hunter in 1741, who was an MP in 1740, and Antoni, Sanok castellan in 1760; Antoni in 1720, the town judge of Sanok, and Antoni in 1750, the sub-voivodes of Sanok, were elected MPs in those years; we finally meet Michał, the Sanok cabinet maker in 1762.
We know Aleksander from the Morski Topor family, he served as a member of parliament in the years 1750-64 as a czechnik, then an ensign of Przemyśl; he was the marshal at the Wisze sejmik in 1746; in 1744, Marcin Stefaa M>)r3ki presided over the sejmik; in 1764, Antoni Morski, castellan of Przemyśl, presided over the ordination of the hood in Przemyśl, and in 1772, Aleksander Morski, chamberlain of Przemyśl, presided over the Przemyśl sejmik. At the same time as the Morskis, we see the Junosz Konopacki family from Półków as marshals of the sejmik, namely Antoni, treasurer of the Przemyśl land, marshal of the sejmik meetings in 1754 and 1758, and Barnaba, marshal in 1762.
This period ends with the last two families who, although working in two opposite directions, nevertheless ardently strived for the ideal of the common good. Adam Czartoryski, general of the Podolia lands 1756-66, was elected seven times as an envoy in Wiśnia, he also served as marshal at the Wisła debates in 1761, 1764 and 17(17). The Potocki Pilavites are known as envoys of this period: in 1658 Andrzej Potocki, crown prince, in 1744 Joachim staroste of Lviv, in 1760 Ignacy and at the same time Józef staroste of Leżajsk; marshal! also' the Russian Confederation in the years 1767-69 in turn: Antoni, Józef and finally Ignacy, starost of Kamionack.
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