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NOWOŻYTNE WIZYTACJE KOŚCIELNE JAKO UZUPEŁNIAJĄCE ŹRÓDŁO W BADANIACH PROBLEMU ZNISZCZEŃ I NAJAZDÓW W XVII-WIECZNEJ ZIEMI PRZEMYSKIEJ I SANOCKIEJ

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Klebowicz G.

Rocznik Przemyski

2015

tom 51

nr 3(18): Historia

165-176

This article concerns church inspection records as a complementary source to the question of invasions and destruction in the 17th-century regions of Przemyśl and Sanok. The analysis of 17th- and 18th-century inspection reports shows that those sources (esp. the inspection by Fryderyk Alembek between 1636 and 1642 and by Bishop Paweł Piasecki in 1646) include the most information on the Tartar invasion in June 1624 and its consequences. The documents include records of destruction of individual churches, presbyteries, schools and hospitals, plunders, attempts to set fire, the names of the murdered and captured clergy. This article contains a detailed list of losses suffered by the parish organization in the Przemyśl and Sanok regions during that invasion. Besides, the reports include single records of damage caused by the Tartars in 1623 and 1629.

Duchowieństwo parafii w Szadku w XVIII w. w świetle wizytacji kościelnych

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Różański M.

Biuletyn Szadkowski

2008

nr 08

103-111

A list of clergymen serving in Szadek parish in the 18th century can be re-created on the basis of church inspections documents, providing information about priest working there at that time. There are records of seven such inspections, containing information with varying levels of detail, but nevertheless they provide such data as personal information, social descent, when and from whom they took holy orders and the date of starting service in the parish of Szadek. Analysis of this information indicates that all the vicars were of noble descent, and the priests working in the parish combined their pastoral duties with other functions (e.g. in a hospital, or as promoters of brotherhoods).