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Krakowski Rocznik Archiwalny T. 15 XV KRAKOWSKI ROCZNIK ARCHIWALNY Tom 15, 2009 Krakowski Rocznik Archiwalny XV RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 1 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:202:58:20 THE STATE ARCHIVES IN KRAKOW Krakow Archives Annual XV KRAKÓW 2009 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 2 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:432:58:43 ARCHIWUM PAŃSTWOWE W KRAKOWIE Krakowski Rocznik Archiwalny XV KRAKÓW 2009 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 3 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:432:58:43 Komitet Redakcyjny Alicja Falniowska-Gradowska, Kamila Follprecht, Maria Kocójowa, Krystyna Jelonek-Litewka, Bożena Lesiak-Przybył, Rita Majkowska, Janina Stoksik, Bożena Wyrozumska, Teresa Zielińska Redaktor Naczelny Sławomir Radoń Sekretarz Naukowy Kamila Follprecht Recenzenci Janina Stoksik Zdzisław Noga Pismo dotowane przez Gospodarstwo Pomocnicze Archiwum Państwowego w Krakowie Copyright by Archiwum Państwowe w Krakowie Wydanie I, Kraków 2009 Adres redakcji Archiwum Państwowe w Krakowie 30-960 Kraków, ul. Sienna 16 tel. +48 (12) 422-40-94 wewn. 13 e-mail: [email protected] RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 4 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:432:58:43 KRAKOWSKI ROCZNIK ARCHIWALNY TOM 15, 2009 SPIS TREŚCI Jubileusz 90-lecia urodzin Anny Palarczykowej (Janina Stoksik) .......................... 11 ARTYKUŁ Y HISTORYCZNE Waldemar Komorowski, Kamila Follprecht, Właściciele kamienic Rynku krakowskiego w czasach nowożytnych (do pierwszej okupacji szwedzkiej), (część 14) ...................................................................................23 Teofi l Wojciechowski, Reformacja w Bochni (część 1) ..... ....................................... 33 Adam Perłakowski, Źródła do dziejów rodziny Zamoyskich w Zbiorze Zygmunta Glogera w Archiwum Państwowym w Krakowie ......................... 77 Janusz S. Nowak, Dobra i zamek w Spytkowicach za czasów Sieniawskich i Czartoryskich (1704–1782) .......................................................................... 93 Jerzy Gaul, Kancelaria austriackich wojskowych władz terytorialnych we Lwowie 1774–1918 ... ............................................................................... 135 MATERIAŁ Y Ź RÓDŁ OWE Zajęcie przez Austrię Sądecczyzny w 1770 r. (oprac. Bożena Wyrozumska) ............ 157 Aleksandra Czechówna o Stanisławie Wyspiańskim (oprac. Bożena Lesiak-Przybył) ..................................................................... 161 MISCELLANEA Anetta Chachlowska, Materiały związane ze Zbigniewem Herbertem w Archiwum Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie ...................................................199 IN MEMORIAM Dorobek twórczy Adama Cieślaka (1955–2008) (Marek Mariusz Tytko) ................. 209 Pożegnanie Pani doc. dr Anieli Kiełbickiej (Redakcja) .............................................218 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 5 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:432:58:43 6 Spis treści KRONIKA Sprawozdanie Dyrektora Archiwum Państwowego w Krakowie za 2008 rok (Magdalena Marosz) ...................................................................221 Obchody Jubileuszu 130-lecia Archiwum Państwowego w Krakowie (Monika Andrasz-Mrożek) .........................................................223 Sprawozdanie z wyjazdu naukowego do Rzymu, 13 września– 23 października 2008 r. (Mariola Szaleniec) ............................ 225 Sprawozdanie z pracy w Bibliotece Polskiej w Paryżu (Wiesław Filipczyk) ........................................................................................226 Sprawozdanie z pobytu służbowego w Instytucie Józefa Piłsudskiego w Londynie (Sylwester Rękas) ............................................................................................ 228 „Z Fototeki Lanckorońskich” – wystawa w Archiwum Nauki PAN i PAU w Krakowie (marzec – kwiecień 2009) (Adam Korczyński) .......................... 232 WYKAZ SKRÓTÓW ........................................................................................ 235 SPIS ILUSTRACJI .......................................................................................... 237 INDEKS NAZWISK ........................................................................................ 239 INDEKS NAZW GEOGRAFICZNYCH .................................................. 253 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 6 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 Contents 7 CONTENTS On the 90th Anniversary of the Birth of Anna Palarczykowa (Janina Stoksik) ........ 11 HISTORICAL PAPERS Waldemar Komorowski and Kamila Follprecht, Owners of Tenement Houses in Krakow Main Market Square during the Modern Times (until the First Swedish Deluge), (part 14) .............................................................................23 Teofi l Wojciechowski, Reformation in Bochnia (part 1) ........................................... 33 Adam Perłakowski, Sources for the History of the Zamoyski Family in the Zygmunt Gloger Collection at the State Archive in Krakow ............... 77 Janusz Nowak, Estate and Castle at Spytkowice, during the Period of the Sieniawski and Czartoryski Families (1704–1782) ............................. 93 Jerzy Gaul, Offi ce of the Headquarters of the Local Austrian Military Authorities in L’viv 1774–1918 ........................................................135 SOURCE MATERIALS Seizure of the Region of Nowy Sącz by Austria in 1770 (ed. Bożena Wyrozumska) ..............................................................................157 Aleksandra Czechówna on Stanisław Wyspiański (ed. Bożena Lesiak-Przybył) ......161 MISCELLANEA Anetta Chachlowska, Sources connected with Herbert, within the Archive of the Krakow University of Economics .................................................................. 199 IN MEMORIAM Adam Cieślak (Marek Mariusz Tytko) .......................................................................209 Aniela Kiełbicka (editorial staff) ................................................................................218 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 7 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 8 Contents CHRONICLE The 2008 Annual Report by the Director of the State Archive in Krakow (Magdalena Marosz) .......................................................................................221 Celebrations of the 130th Anniversary of the State Archive in Krakow (Monika Andrasz-Mrożek) ............................................................................. 223 Report on Research Trip to Rome, 13 September – 23 November 2008 (Mariola Szaleniec) .........................................................................................225 Report on Research made at Polish Library in Paris (Wiesław Filipczyk) ........................................................................................226 Report on Research carried out at the Józef Piłsudski Institute in London (Sylwester Rękas) ...........................................................................................228 ‘Lanckorońskis’ Photo Collection’ – Exhibitions in the Archive of Science PAN I PAU in Krakow (Adam Korczyński) .................................................... 232 ABBREVIATIONS USED ............................................................................. 235 ILLUSTRATIONS ............................................................................................. 237 INDEX OF NAMES ......................................................................................... 239 INDEX OF PLACE NAMES ......................................................................... 253 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 8 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 Anna Palarczykowa, wieloletni pracownik Archiwum Państwowego w Krakowie RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 9 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 1100 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 KRAKOWSKI ROCZNIK ARCHIWALNY TOM 15, 2009 JUBILEUSZ 90-LECIA URODZIN ANNY PALARCZYKOWEJ Jubilatka urodziła się w dniu 21 lipca 1918 r. w Krakowie jako Anna Maria Szyller. Rodzicami Jej byli Tadeusz i Kamilla z domu Janeczek. Ojciec był z zawodu kupcem. Kilka lat po narodzinach Anny rodzice rozwiedli się, a matka wkrótce powtórnie wyszła za mąż za swojego kuzyna Zdzisława Ruebenbauera, w tym czasie asystenta i doktoranta (z czasem doktora) Wydziału Rolnego Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego. Z małżeństwa tego urodziła się w 1925 r. jedyna siostra Anny – Maria. W 1927 r. rodzina przeprowadziła się do Kaliszan w poznańskim, gdzie ojczym przejął, po swoim ojcu, gospodaro- wanie dużym rodzinnym majątkiem ziemskim. Anna Szyller początkowo pobierała nauki w domu, zdając następnie egza- miny z zakresu każdej klasy w szkole państwowej. Od V klasy gimnazjum rozpoczęła naukę w Gimnazjum SS. Urszulanek w Poznaniu, gdzie w 1936 r. uzyskała świadectwo dojrzałości. W tym też roku podjęła w Krakowie stu- dia na Wydziale Prawa UJ, zaliczając do chwili wybuchu wojny w 1939 r. trzy lata studiów. Od 1940 r. zatrudniona była jako ekspedientka w sklepie galanterii skó- rzanej Anastazego Froncza, krewnego ze strony matki (sklep mieścił się w kamienicy na rogu ul. Floriańskiej i św. Tomasza). Równocześnie zaan- gażowała się w działalność konspiracyjną w Związku Walki Zbrojnej (ZWZ), przemianowanym w 1942 r. na Armię Krajową. Z końcem 1941 r. Niemcy aresztowali, na skutek „wsypy”, część grupy konspiracyjnej włącz- nie z jej przywódcą, pozostali, wśród nich Anna Szyller, zostali zatrzymani RRocznik_XV.indbocznik_XV.indb 1111 22009-11-05009-11-05 112:58:442:58:44 12 Anna Palarczykowa w nocy z 23 na 24 czerwca 1942 r. Początkowo osadzono Ją w więzieniu na Montelupich, a w dniu 17 sierpnia 1942 r. wywieziono do niemieckiego K.L. Auschwitz-Birkenau. Jako numer 17524
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