Archiwum dziekańskie dekanatu wałeckiego do 1945 roku w zasobie Archiwum Diecezji Koszalińsko-Kołobrzeskiej. Inwentarz
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2021
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Wydawnictwo KUL
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W artykule przedstawiono zachowane archiwalia dziekańskie dotyczące dekanatu wałeckiego. Biskup poznański dla terytoriów zanoteckich utworzył w XIV wieku oficjalat kalisko-wałecki. W wyniku reformacji w połowie XVI wieku oficjalat przestał istnieć. W 1602 r. tereny pozostałe przy katolicyzmie włączono do utworzonego dekanatu czarnkowsko-wałeckiego. Po I rozbiorze Rzeczpospolitej na terenach ziemi wałeckiej reaktywowano oficjalat dla Prus Zachodnich. Pod koniec XVIII wieku wydzielono autonomiczny dekanat wałecki, który pokrywał się z terytorium powiatu poza Czaplinkiem z prowincji Pomorze. Początkowo składał się z 12 parafii i 34 kościołów filialnych. W XX wieku kilka filii stało się samodzielnymi ośrodkami duszpasterskimi. Zachowane archiwalia (159 poszytów) podzielono na dwie części: Generalia, dotyczące problematyki całego dekanatu, dzieląc je na dalsze serie, i Specjalia dotyczące poszczególnych parafii. Zachowane akta pochodzą od końca XVIII wieku do 1945 r.
The article presents the preserved dean’s archives concerning the Walcz (Wałcz) deanery. In the 14th century, the bishop of Poznan (Poznań) created the Kalisz-Walcz (Wałcz) official office for the territories behind the Notec (Noteć). As a result of the Reformation, in the mid-16th century the official office ceased to exist. In 1602, the areas remaining under Catholic Church administration were incorporated into the newly created Czarnkow (Czarnków)-Walcz (Wałcz) deanery. After the First Partition, the official office for West Prussia was reactivated in the area of Walcz (Wałcz). At the end of the 18th century, the autonomous deanery of Walcz (Wałcz) was established, which coincided with the territory of the poviat, except for Czaplinek, of the Pomeranian province. Initially, it consisted of 12 parishes and 34 branch churches. In the 20th century, several branches became independent pastoral centres. The preserved archives (159 notebooks) were divided into two parts: Generalia, concerning the issues of the entire deanery, divided into further series, and Specialties concerning individual parishes. The preserved files date from the end of the 18th century until 1945.
The article presents the preserved dean’s archives concerning the Walcz (Wałcz) deanery. In the 14th century, the bishop of Poznan (Poznań) created the Kalisz-Walcz (Wałcz) official office for the territories behind the Notec (Noteć). As a result of the Reformation, in the mid-16th century the official office ceased to exist. In 1602, the areas remaining under Catholic Church administration were incorporated into the newly created Czarnkow (Czarnków)-Walcz (Wałcz) deanery. After the First Partition, the official office for West Prussia was reactivated in the area of Walcz (Wałcz). At the end of the 18th century, the autonomous deanery of Walcz (Wałcz) was established, which coincided with the territory of the poviat, except for Czaplinek, of the Pomeranian province. Initially, it consisted of 12 parishes and 34 branch churches. In the 20th century, several branches became independent pastoral centres. The preserved archives (159 notebooks) were divided into two parts: Generalia, concerning the issues of the entire deanery, divided into further series, and Specialties concerning individual parishes. The preserved files date from the end of the 18th century until 1945.
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dekanat wałecki, archidiecezja poznańska, Archiwum Archidiecezji Poznańskiej, archiwalia, the Walcz Decanate, dean, Archdiocese of Poznan, Archives of the Koszalin-Kolobrzeg Diocese, archives
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"Archiwa, Biblioteki I Muzea Kościelne" 2021, T. 115, s. 33–55