[Footnote 15: A wealthy possessor of land—they were freemen and had serfs working for them—some of them were noblemen, and had the right to use coats of arms.]
[Footnote 16: Pan—Lord]
[Footnote 17: A man coming from Mazowsze—the part of Poland round
Warsaw.]
[Footnote 18: Count.]
[Footnote 19: Back side of the axe.]
[Footnote 20: A town surrounded with walls and having a peculiar jurisdiction or a kind of a castle.]
[Footnote 21: Inhabitants of Rus’—part of Poland round Lwow—Leopol
(Latin), Lemberg (German).]
[Footnote 22: Money;—marks.]
[Footnote 23: Hail—the war-cry of the family, either because it was numerous like hail or struck sharply like hail.]
[Footnote 24: Count.]
[Footnote 25: Wdaly—in old Polish—handsome.]
[Footnote 26: Beautiful.]
[Footnote 27: Abbot of a hundred
