Orthodox Poles in Ruthenia, Post of Poles elevated to the dignity of nobility and 3 other titles.

CZARNOWSKI Olgierd - Orthodox Poles in Russia. Brest-on-the-Bug 1927. self-published. 8, s. 117, [4]
[and] KRUCZKOWSKI Sylwester Korwin - Poczet Polaków wyniesionych do godnością szlacheckiej przez monarchów austrjackie w czasie od r. 1773 do 1918. Further those to whom the mentioned rulers approved the former titles of princes or counts or gave the titles of counts and barons as well as those to whom they approved the old Polish nobility. Lvov 1935. published by the author. 8, s. 56
[and] [the same] Eska [pseud.] - Red Ruthenia. Lvov [1922]. Bookg. Gubrynowicz and Schmidt. 8, p. 16. broch. Reproduced from "Gaz. Lwowska"
[and] JAWORSKI Franciszek - Grodecki Cemetery in Lwow. With 11 engrav. in the text. Lviv. 1908. p. 49 [Bibliot. Lwowska, vol. 2].
[and] BOGUSZ Adam - Cards from the history of the villages of Smarżowy and Siedliska of the Pilsen district and memoirs of their former heirs (1686-1846). Cracow 1904. order of the author. 8, pp. [2], 53, [1], XV, plates 2. total binding slightly late pp.
Good condition. The first work contains, among other things: General outline of Polish settlement in the territory of Podolia, Volhynia and Kiev gubernias until the Great War, Short outline of the history of Polish settlement in Ruthenia until the Cossack wars, Polish settlement in Podolia, Petty Polish nobility in the 18th century and discussion of the problem in individual districts of the eastern borderlands. Rare. The second includes a brief preface and a list of some 1,000 individuals with brief biographical data. The last title concludes with a selection of source documents and genealogical tables.