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| Information in source format/language | Event (interpreted) | |||||||||||||
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| First name: | Adam |
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| Surname: | Falęczky | |||||||||||||
| Social origin: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Father's name: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Place of origin: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Event type: | początek funkcji | |||||||||||||
| Function/office/role: | arenda | |||||||||||||
| Place/Institution: | Bronowicze, (Bronowice (krak)) | |||||||||||||
| Date: | Jan 13, 1603 — Mar 11, 1603 | |||||||||||||
| Comment: | --- | |||||||||||||
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Source: Liber Conclusionum maioris Collegii Universitatis Cracoviensis 1592-1681
Note fragment 1 , Page/tab number in the source: 24
Conclusio reverendorum dominorum doctorum ac venerabilium magistrorum Maioris Collegii de arenda villarum Brono[wicze]
Note fragment 2 , Page/tab number in the source: 25
[Brono]wicze et Bosczyn reverendo domino Adamo Falęczky sacrae theologiae doctori, S. Floriani decano, collegae Maioris Collegii.
Anno Domini 1603, 13 Ianuarii, facta convocatione per praepositum Domus venerabilem magistrum Mathiam Blosium Cracoviensem professorem regium [--] placuit omnibus praeter unum, ut dictarum villarum, quae antea ad triennium reverendo patri domino doctori Adamo Falęczky fuerant arendatae, ea quae Bronowicze vocatur, eidem pro sequenti triennio, initium a Circumcisionis festo anni 1603 inclusive usque ad Circumcisionis festum anni 1606 exclusive sumendo computandoque, arendaretur.
Note fragment 3 , Page/tab number in the source: 27
In eadem convocatione ex omnium (uno excepto) conclusum est votis, ut villa quoque Bosczyn eidem reverendo patri domino Adamo Falęczky ad hoc idem triennium ad quod Bronowicze villa arendata est, arendaretur.
Note fragment 4 , Page/tab number in the source: 28
Auscultata atque approbata a venerabili communitate de utraque villa conclusio haec est 11 Martii 1603.
