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From: "Marek Jerzy Minakowski" <>
Subject: Re: Nobility
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 10:35:09 +0200
References: <OF749EBD3A.43421B37-ON41256D79.0027AE1A@cle.creative.com>


According to "Slownik Geograficzny" in 1890 Zakopane was a village, with
3372 inhabitants. The Austrian government sold royal starostwo nowotarskie
having divided it into 6 parts, one of them was Zakopane. 1824 Zakopane
was bought by Emanuel Homolatsch, and his son sold it to M. Pelz.
Wladyslaw hr. Zamoyski bought it on 9 may 1889.

MJM
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marcin Kindler" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 9:14 AM
Subject: RE: Nobility


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> wasnt zakopane owned by Zamoyski familly at the end of XIX century?
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> Subject: RE: Nobility
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> Zakopane itself was a village belonging to the Crown until King Michal
> Korybut Wisniowiecki granted it an independent municipal charter. If by
> "region" you mean the former province of Nowy Sacz, of which Zakopane
> was a part, this is a relatively large region, which includes
> picturesque castles, manors and villas, of course formerly owned by the
> nobility. In order to determine precisely who owned what in the region,
> you would have to begin by consulting the Slownik geograficzny Krolestwa
> Polskiego ("The Geographical Encyclopedia of the Kingdom of Poland"), as
> well as other sources, on a village-by-village, town-by-town basis. The
> Internet often has very thorough websites (in Polish) containing the
> histories of some relatively small villages and towns.
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