If you indicate this, give two printed documents. in the assembly of acts gr. Uvarova under. Nos. 36 and 37). Both of them date back to 1555 (March) and relate to the collection of Yamsky and significant money from the owner of the Kirillov-Blozersky monastery (in Romanov No. 36, Bloozerv No. 37). Following the petition of the abbot of this monastery, Simeon, the indicated payments (yamska and noticeable money) are allowed to be made by the Kirillo-Blozersky Monastery to the Moscow® Big Parish, clerk Ugrim Lvov.
“We should have Abbot Semionaz tell the brothers to order their monastery villages and hamlets, forward to take Yamskie and significant money from our treasury to Moscow in Boliei Parish; and we commanded forward. "Lvov".
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® x 1) I. Ya. Gurlyand: Jamaican Race to Moscow. State ‘page: 296. *) Acts, collection. gr. Uvarova, published under the editorship of prof. M. V.’Dovnar-Zapolskakhgo.
APPENDIX.
Reprinted below are the two zemstvo' charter charters 16', as well as the charter for the Ustyansky volosts of the Ustyug district dated 1622. September 8 was supposed to be entered into. (in 1865) publishing the acts of N.V. Kalachov. My reasons are unknown, but I will finish publishing this; the fact is that it remained unfinished, and everything that was published (112. pages) entered the scientific circulation: and “bears the character of the latest proofreading.” By the way, the certificates posted here are among the most interesting and rare. For the 15th and 16th centuries. Here we have: 1) letters of grant to monasteries and metropolitan estates in the amount of 10 (pp. 1-13, years 1426-1568), 2) letters of grant to clerks regarding monasteries and their peasants - 6b (pp. 13-17, years 1462-1541), 3) letters of grant to private individuals - 2 (p. 17-18, years 1490, 1552), 4) grants and charters to city and volost societies - 6 (pp. `18-32, years 1506-1595), 5) right - 2 _ (©tr.* 35-45, years 1499-1521), 6) bill of sale - 6 (pp. 50-54, years 1540 - 1580, 7) letters of various contents. 20, (pp. 38-35,. 45-50, 54-65; years 1482 - 1599), this includes: letters of obedience, protective letters, mortgages, quitrents, new ones, decrees, letters to city clerks, payment, obedience, \ preferential, letter of the butler Prince Fyodor Khvorostinin to Volok 3 Zamyatnz Otrepyev about non-collection from the peasants of the monastery village ` Buya-City of Yamsky money of the second. divorce; letter to the elders... TGlotova Slobodki about the payment of borrowed money by the Vimichs, the choice of hunters in the Yamsvme, etc.
re For the 17th century: 2 letters of grant from the Novgorod Metropolitan and the Vologda Archbishop to the children of the boyars on the estate (pp. 66-68, years 1600, 1602), a letter of grant to the Penezhans, Kevrolots, Chekolts, Mezens and Piliegors for sending various duties separately from the Dvinyans and Kholmogortsev, with an additional rent 'bor 68-74 1607); worthy _ special from the widown1ya sir! No.) complained, decree and charter, `tramot,
given to the peasants of the Ustyansk volosts of Ustyug and then
-skato TVZDOV (from 1 (pp. 74-98) ode 1608-1639; 1 `from the number of these letters below we reprint the Charter of 1652); 4 letters of grant: to the fishermen of the villages of Troeimova and others from 1614, a grant to the peasants of the Obonezh Pyatina in 1617, a preferential grant to Tikhvin M. 1617, granted to the fishermen of the village, Ddinova 1623, (unfinished,) pp. 98-112.
N% which of the ‘intended’ in the ‘composition’ of the ‘indicated 6 collection of acts of the ChN. V. `Kalachov's charter' in the last days again (from 0= 'completely independent of the collection)' were found and 'printed: smg, cash: granted 'statutory charter 'to the Ustyansky Volobts' 15389 century, ©0shared by M. M. „Botoslovekim according to the list of the Moscow Archive Min: Foreign. Djl (application dl 1647, No. 30 pp. 25-86)%.
Most (if not all) of the remaining letters remain unknown. Therefore, we found it advisable to reprint in the appendix to this article 3 statutory zemstvo charters, the number of which is not so large that it would be possible to ignore newly encountered copies. these letters.
As for the collection of acts of N.V. Kalachov 65. 620 complete bet, then you can’t help but wish that he was in. as soon as possible, partly reprinted, partly republished, as... according to the fragmentary nature of the proof copy. imvtnagosya v. according to our orders, it is possible. assume that the number of letters intended to be printed and selected for this purpose was much greater. more than specified. us, above.
t) Chtengya M. General. East. and others 1907 volume book.? neg. 47-51; In Kalachova, according to the same (apparently) list, pp. 19-55.