(CZAPSKI, Lubomirski, Krzepice).

(CZAPSKI, Lubomirski, Krzepice).

A charter granted for the town of Krzepice in Lesser Poland by Michał Czapski (1702–1796), Voivode of Malbork, to Piotr Ciupiński of the monastery of the Canons Regular of Kłobuck. Warsaw, November 21, 1754, bifolium, 35 x 21 cm.    
In Latin. Dry seal bearing the Poraj coat of arms, belonging to Stanisław Męciński, the starost of Wieluń—this is an extract from the town records of Wieluń dated January 17, 1780. Autographs of officials: Brodzki and Kożuchowski. An old Polish ink stamp of the stamp duty with an eagle. Krzepice had a castle built by Casimir the Great, a place where Queen Bona stayed. The text also mentions an agreement between Gen. Józef Prince Lubomirski (1704–1755), Lithuanian Vice-Chancellor, and Michał Czapski, Voivode of Malbork. The agreement regarding Koniecpol and the place of registration of the document in Chęciny are also mentioned. Signs of filing, good condition. 10541/20