Nienski standard-bearer of the Sanok land. Stanisław Złotnicki, writer of the Sanok lands. Zbigniew Sienieński. Marcin from Sienna Sienienski. Jan Bal from Hoczew. Matiasz Zabawski from Zabawa. Tyrawski. Jan Zawadzki. Andrzej Ustrzycki from Unihów. Zygmunt Zabawski. Michal Polanski. Stanisław Szalewski. Gabriel Sikorski. Adam Konarski. Jan Kowalski from Kowalewo. Simon Zaporski from Zaporz. Piotr Dembicki from Izdebek. Stefan Wybranowski. Adam Dwernicki from Ternów. The names of their mothers, those who, in their general letters and private letters, approved our consent in toto are: Piotr Chrząstowski. Jan Zaporski. Jan Giebułtowski. Stanisław Dunikowski, Stanisław Lissowski, Stanisław Sikorski, Adam Goreczkowski, Stanisław Klophas from Słruszewicze. Mikołaj Lesiowski, Wojciech Falencki. Wojciech Leszczyński, Jan Domaradzki, Paweł Dedenski, Marcin Skorgiewski, Paweł Brzeski, Piotr Izdebski, Mikołaj Pełka, Piotr Dedeński, Marcin Chronowski, Stanisław Tyrawski. Jakub Klophasz. Andrzej Chotecki, Jendrzej Rynkowski, Tobiasz Gieralt, Krzysztof Zaporski, Tomasz Młodzianowski from Karniów. Jan Krzesz. Marcin PobidzinskI, Janusz Gzernieczki, Stanisław Glinka. Marcin Baliczki. Mikołaj from Kurozwęki Kozłowski, deputy judge of the Sanok region, marshal of the Sanok congress circle at that time.
hid. Bel. Castr. San. 144 p. 1968-1972.
in Warsaw, August 28, 1618. The king's response to the delegation of the landowners of Sanoklcb.
Response from Jkr. To Mr. Andrzej Ustrzycki from the citizens of the knighthood of the Sanok land, envoy in Warsaw on August 28, in the year of our Lord 1618. 1. A declaration of faithful submission and long-term health of rule, congratulations which Mr. Andrzej Ustrzycki, envoy on behalf of the knighthood of the Sanok land in Sanok, gathered to His Majesty the King. Mci brought gracefully and graciously by J. kr. Please accept. At the same time, the current desire of the citizens of the Sanok region to fight against the enemy's senses, like J. kr. The Lord deigns to approve and wishes that all the following dangers can be dealt with in the old manner and order as common law, also according to the ancient custom of this Republic, which, when they are omitted and when new ways are used, the way is opened to harmful examples. J. kr. sees it. I think that the knights of the Sanok land were terrorized by those who came to the group about the following dangers from pagans and from Hungary, about some people buying into the borders of the crown, and were moved to the group, but with the addition of J. kr. This was to be the case as the lord and head of this Republic, because it was a good thing according to the old style in such an important matter, respecting the dignity of His Majesty the King. It is important that this tax may have its effect after such a private congress, because not all citizens of the country are allowed to do so and not everyone will want to be subject to such a private decision, and what is more, there is a time limit for the implementation of this project of the citizens of the country, by this time this enemy (if, God forbid, he attacks our country again) the praeda onustus will leave the field, the war time will already have passed, rather than these taxes heaps were collected and turned on the soldier. What do J. kr. think about himself? My wish is that, having ceased to choose this conscription, the knights there, of their own will and inclination, would turn to saving the homeland, if necessary, and that everyone in his house should be ready to defend himself, not in this respect as an equalitatem, but as one who prevails to disgust the enemy. What danger touches Hungary does not understand Jkr. "Maybe, at that time we should have feared some periculum from that wall, and also from the lord voivode of Transylvania himself")