75) In the 18th century, 0 peasants who were looking for their Cossacks, mention is made of 1703, 1104, .4715, 1794 tenge. It is easier for hunters to prove their Cossack identity, but with money, as we will see, it was not difficult to achieve Cossack status. The next year after the revision, in 1724, one of the powers, P. Bulavka, wrote to the general chancellery: my subjects, residents of the village of Smachina, etc.
The Kobilyan women, who were granted to my father a long time ago, were still under the burden of a man and were obedient to the fullest extent; and when in 1728, gentlemen Rubets and Borozna, sent by the 10th imperial decree to the Chernagovka regiment for revising the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Cossack camp, the people of the entire regiment, some of whose subjects, according to the testimony of the people, were accepted into the Cossack comput, and others who had not proven their Cossacks, left tags and stored registers in the peasant; from now on - the latter are voluntarily squeezing into the Cossacks, “and having taken great perseverance before themselves, the greedy subject does not want to give up poslushenstvo (customary allegiance)...” 78) And indeed, from this time on, we have encountered a lot of primroses of the transition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to the Cossacks, with the help of a purchased administration.
How this was done can be seen from the episodic story about the new Cossacks of the Prilutsk regiment, whose colonel Galagan began to abuse his power to such an extent that the Apostle sent there the general cornet Gortepka (1782) - to enforce the matter on the mfotB. “From the vfrny swfdfs, I learned, the hetman wrote to the cornet, that the colonel of Prilutsk, in addition to the local regimental starshyna officer, were natural peasants, whom the fathers of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth were serving their duty and they themselves were in the muzhik, you call whomever you want, to be included in the Cossack comput, named 76) Arch. Mlre. Col., L 503, g: I would like to consider myself as a sovftvik the shepherd of my regimental, 77} who, the dwarf of his colonel’s edge of the fort, rules the regimental office; and although the regimental sergeant-major many times told him, the shepherd, that if someone is looking for Cossacks, then they need to take the testimony of the witness, “and not like that. “Whoever has a sense of money, then whatever he wants, in his own biased way, he produces a clerk, and the colonel supplies;” n many have already been accepted from different backgrounds, but few are suitable, (as it should be, in fairness) if only there was money... Wanting to receive reliable information about this, we suggest that you carry out a detailed inquiry about the characteristics of the newly enrolled Cossacks, with the help of the regimental starshyna officer, vromv. a clerk, and old-timers from the Cossacks, who could confirm their right to be Cossacks.
73) Arriving in Priluka, Gorlenko invited the help of the regimental convoy Ogronovich, captains Movchan and Shankovich and began to talk about each of the newly recorded computers by Galagan.
Among other things, the Cossacks from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of the village of Dalnikh-Sorochynets were recorded. Ivan Mavdzhola; According to the computer certificates and according to the testimony of the Staraks, none of Manjola’s ancestors were Cossacks, and when Gorlenko and his comrades said that he should be in the old, common law, then Mavjola told him what the failed Cossacks cost him: first of all, he put 77) Galenkovsky, who, taking advantage of the illiteracy of his colonel, managed the regiment for thirty years, and signing for him on VEFBH OFFISHAL papers, he did whatever he wanted in the Prilutsk regiment.
78) Arch. Mlre. Col., without Le-ra. about the colonel - 4 rubles; how they instilled “badges,” but he was given 3 rubles; to the regimental centurion, as he joined the Cossacks, distant - 1 ruble; another time, like pofhal Hlukhiv, distant - 2 gold; (to the regimental hound, as they were accepted into the Kozako, far - 2 rubles, and as they were accepted “under the badge", far - 1 rubles; to the regiment, the subscription was far - half a taler. - After Manjola, the other new military officers began to talk about what it was for anyone to get into the computer.
It was discovered that the commander of Galagan and Galenkovsky, and the regimental centurion Pyotr Nosenko, took a lot of money from those who wanted to join the Cossacks.
Ivan Kharchenko showed that the colonel was only 3 rubles away. 50 k, to the regimental clerk - a large tree and a ruble of money; to the regimental sotvik - three kopecks of money; to the hundredth clerk - Poltiv.