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| Reference | Collection / Fonds | Date | Title and text | Availability |
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| 132/1/567567-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1628-04-01 | Wojciech Zimnicki to his wife Hanna regarding the lease of a garden and municipal affairs Wojciech Zimnicki explains to his wife that, at the request of the Lviv city councilors, he must remain in Warsaw after the Sejm to finalize municipal matters. He also provides instructions regarding the management of their garden, recommending an increase in the lease fee or cultivating the land personally for household needs. Wojciech Zimnicki, M[unicipal] S[cribe] of L[viv] To: Hanna Zimnicka ("My Lady, Wife of the Lviv Scribe", on the address label: "To the Noble Lady Hanna Zimnicka, Lviv Municipal Scribe's Wife, Councilor's Wife, my dear spouse") | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/570570-002 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1636-11-11 | Letter from Raymund Zimnicki to his mother Anna requesting money for studies Brother Raymund Zimnicki OP, while studying in Naples, apologizes to his mother for a previous bitter letter caused by poverty and harsh living conditions. He begs his parents for financial support to pay for books, bedding, academic promotion, and his return to the country, indicating safe ways to send the money. Fr. Raymundus [Zimnicki, OP] To: Anna Zimnicka, mother (header: "Mnie wielce łaskawa Panimatko y dobrodzieyko moia"; in the text also father Wojciech Zimnicki) | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/570570-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1636 | Letter from Father Rajmund Zimnicki to his father regarding a brother-in-law's legal dispute Father Rajmund Zimnicki informs his father about the complaints made by the Prior of Rohatyn against his brother-in-law concerning an unresolved legal dispute. The friar asks his father to treat the matter with kindness, announcing that the Prior will provide further details in person. Fr. Rajmund Zimnicki OP ("Fr[ater] Rajmundus Zimnicki or[dinis] praed[icatorum]") To: Wojciech Zimnicki, the sender's father ("Domine Parens ac Patrone colendissime") | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/614614-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1625-02-03 | Letter from Tomasz Kozicki to Anna Zimnicka requesting intercession with her husband Tomasz Kozicki asks Anna Zimnicka to persuade her husband, the Lwów scribe, to reach an agreement with Mr. Pegłowski. The author informs her that he has sent a messenger and expects written instructions regarding the further course of the matter. Tomasz Kozicki To: Anna Zimnicka, wife of the Lwów city scribe | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/948948-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1619-01-01 | Letter from Katarzyna Rusznikarka to Anna Zimnicka regarding fruit and a delayed arrival Katarzyna Rusznikarka from Sambor apologizes to the scribe's wife, Anna Zimnicka, for the delay in her arrival caused by poor road conditions and promises to deliver the prepared fruit in person soon. She also asks her to convey a request for support to a journeyman in a time of urgent need, promising appropriate compensation. Katarzyna Rusznikarka To: Hanna Zimnicka, Lady Scribe of Lwów | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/10871087-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1629-04-01 | Letter from Jagnieszka Chmielowa to Anna Zimnicka regarding a pilgrimage and shopping Jagnieszka Chmielowa asks Anna Zimnicka about plans for a joint pilgrimage to Częstochowa and requests an early notice so she can hire a coachman. She also provides a detailed settlement of funds sent for purchased goods and asks for the redemption of items pawned with Mr. Jezierski. Jagnieszka Chmielowa To: Anna Zimnicka, wife of the Lwów scribe (on the address: “Nobly Born Lady Anna Zimnicka, Wife of the Scribe of the City of Lwów”) | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/10871087-002 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1629-01-01 | Letter from Jagnieszka Chmielowa to Anna Zimnicka regarding the return of left-behind belongings Jagnieszka Chmielowa asks Anna Zimnicka to send back a wagon, supplies, and personal items left behind in haste in Lviv, and to purchase silk (kitajka) and olive oil for the nuns. She also addresses the matter of sending wine to the doctor's wife, as well as current settlements and errands. Jagnieszka Chmielowa To: Anna Zimnicka, Lviv scribe (on the address: “Nobly Born Lady Anna Zimnicka, Scribe of the city of Lviv”) | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/11981198-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1632-11-30 | Letter from Zygmunt Misakowski to Anna Zimnicka regarding the settlement of a debt Zygmunt Misakowski justifies the delay in repaying a debt by the need to collect receivables from debtors and asks for the return of a saber left in Lviv. Attached to the letter is a postscript by Zygmunt Płaza with a declaration of prompt repayment of his own debt upon returning to Lubaczów. Zygmunt Misakowski, rotmistrz of the Kwartiane army; Zygmunt Płaza of Mstyczów (co-author of the postscript) To: Anna Zimnicka, City Scribe of Lviv ('I[m]ćina Pani Pisarzowa Lwowska A moia wielce M[o]śćiwa Pani Matho') | Edition · check statusRead → |