![[land holdings] The Bishop of Sandomierz grants permission for Masses to be celebrated in the Skórkowski family’s manor chapel in Wielka Wola near Opoczno, Sandomierz, August 22, 1887](https://gcp-la8-storage-cdn.lot-art.com/public/upl/25/land-holdings-The-Bishop-of-Sandomierz-grants-permission-for-Masses-to-be-celebrated-in-the-Skorkowski-familys_6ad15fd96bcfb-full-14837100_1792106458-6ad15fda243a7.jpg "[land holdings] The Bishop of Sandomierz grants permission for Masses to be celebrated in the Skórkowski family’s manor chapel in Wielka Wola near Opoczno, Sandomierz, August 22, 1887")
[land holdings] The Bishop of Sandomierz grants permission for Masses to be celebrated in the Skórkowski family’s manor chapel in Wielka Wola near Opoczno, Sandomierz, August 22, 1887
k. [2], 33.5 x 20.5 cm and 3 documents;
Latin and Polish. Autograph of Bishop Antoni Sotkiewicz (1826–1901), Bishop of Sandomierz (1883–1901), previously Bishop of Warsaw (1872–1883). The bishop’s large ink seal. The Skórkowski family, bearing the Jelita coat of arms, owned the Wielka Wola estate from the Middle Ages until the 20th century. Included are two drafts of letters from the Skórkowski family to the bishop dated 1857 and 1877, as well as a letter from the Consistory of the Diocese of Sandomierz to the parish priest in Wójcin regarding the Skórkowski family.
Condition: good.
k. [2], 33.5 x 20.5 cm and 3 documents;
Latin and Polish. Autograph of Bishop Antoni Sotkiewicz (1826–1901), Bishop of Sandomierz (1883–1901), previously Bishop of Warsaw (1872–1883). The bishop’s large ink seal. The Skórkowski family, bearing the Jelita coat of arms, owned the Wielka Wola estate from the Middle Ages until the 20th century. Included are two drafts of letters from the Skórkowski family to the bishop dated 1857 and 1877, as well as a letter from the Consistory of the Diocese of Sandomierz to the parish priest in Wójcin regarding the Skórkowski family.
Condition: good.
