Masłowice

1) a village and manorial farmstead, Wieluń county, Starzenice district, Ruda parish, 6 km. from Wieluń, 7 from the river Warta. It has a distillery and water mill; the village has 61 houses, 477 inhabitants; the farmstead has 7 houses. in 1827 there were 38 houses and 389 inhabitants. This village is mentioned in Laski's Liber beneficiorum [Book of Benefices] (vol. II, 111). The Masłowice estate consists of the farmsteads of Masłowice, Stawek, and Małyszyn; and the villages: Masłowice, Małyszyn, Borowiec, and Stawki, covering 2,040 mórgs. The manorial farmstead of Masłowice has 360 mórgs of farmland and gardens, 156 of meadows, 10 of pastureland, 883 of woods, 63 unused and squares, for a total of 1,422; it has 13 brick buildings, 16 of wood, with a 9-field crop rotation. The farmstead of Stawek has 278 mórgs of farmland and gardens, 41 of meadows, 5 of unused land and squares, for a total of 325, with 3 wooden buildings and a 9-field crop rotation.  The farmstead of Małyszyn has 261 mórgs of farmland and gardens, 21 of meadows, 12 of unused land and squares, for a total of 294 mórgs, with 5 brick buildings, 4 wooden ones, and a 7-field crop rotation. The village of Masłowice has 72 settlements, with 392 mórgs of land; the village of Małyszyn has 10 settlements with 128 mórgs of land; the village of Borowiec has 12 settlements with 74 mórgs of land; and the village of Stawki has 26 settlements, with 231 mórgs of land.

Source: Slownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1885, vol. 6]