Estates
Nicholas Zharkikh
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Mykhailo Glynsky was a poor man. At that time, wealth was determined by the amount of land and subjected personal – he had neither. The Lvovich Glynski brothers did not inherit anything from their father, who was also a poor, landless man.
All property owned by M. L. Glynsky was acquired during his service under the ruler:
Object | Method of acquisition | Previous owner | Beginning of possession | End of possession |
The courtyard in Troky | service | Jacob the Jew | 05/7/1500 | 05/28/1508 |
Yard in Troki | purchase + exchange | Shamak Danilovych, German Hanus | 05/7/1500 | 05/28/1508 (?) |
Turiv | service | grand duke | 05/22/1505 | 10/21/1508 |
Lisovo and 4 villages | ? | ? | ? | 05/23/1508 |
Lyshki yard | ? | ? | ? | 02/18/1509 |
yard in the Vilnius city | service | Lukash, the groom of King Alexander | ? | 10/24/1510 |
Sivek | ? | ? | ? | 1510 (?) |
a palace in the Troky District | ? | ? | ? | 1510 (?) |
Goniądz, Raigorod | ? | ? | beginning 1505 (?) | 04/14/1508 [1], 01/5/1509, 12/2/1517 |
Tutyna estate near Kaunas | ? | ? | ? | before 1508 [2] |