@article{1f915468-2a18-4241-a6fa-f655aa531e8f,
author = {Maciej Ziemierski},
title = {The fate of Adam Toryani (after 6 March 1701–1756/57), son of the Krakow councillor Franciszek Toryani, in the light of his testament and posthumous inventory},
journal = {Krakowski Rocznik Archiwalny},
volume = {2017},
number = {XXIII},
year = {2021},
issn = {1233-2135},
pages = {11-44},keywords = {Toryani; Skorupka-Padlewski; middle class; nobility; testament},
abstract = {This article attempts to familiarise readers with the little-known figure of Adam Toryani, a representative of the Krakow judicial family of Italian-Swiss origin. Adam Toryani was undoubtedly in the shadow of his father, Franciszek I Toryani, an architect and Krakow councillor, as well as his brothers: Karol, a Krakow councillor and Franciszek II, a Krakow judge, and even his nephew Józef, a Krakow councillor and pharmacist as well as a doctor of canon and civil law. Through the marriage of Adam Toryani with a representative of the noble Skorupka-Padlewski family, settled in the area of the former Duchies of Oświęcim and Zator, there is also an attempt to show the fluidity of the inter-state borders in the former Republic. It is worth mentioning that the Toryani (Torriani) family coat of arms, the Della Torre, belonged to the old nobility of Lombardy-Switzerland, however, it did not obtain a Polish indygenat, or at least no information has been found on the subject. The article is accompanied by the edition of two related texts – the testament of Adam Toryani, written on 23 April 1756, and his posthumous inventory, prepared on 10 June 1757 by his wife, Marianna, née Skorupka-Padlewski.},
doi = {10.4467/12332135KRA.17.001.14655},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/krakowski-rocznik-archiwalny/article/losy-adama-toryaniego-po-6-marca-1701-1756-57-syna-rajcy-krakowskiego-franciszka-toryaniego-w-swietle-jego-testamentu-i-posmiertnego-inwentarza}
}