Majątek ziemski w Stryszowie w 1786 r.

The estate in Stryszów covered the central part of the village, stretching from the border with Marcówka to the borderline with Barwałd. Due to changes in the 20th century, especially the parcelling after World War II, its appearance and the sense of the private village of Stryszów were completely blurred. In 1786, this locality belonged to Piotr Dembiński. Unfortunately, both his person and the layout and characteristics of the estate are known only from single sources. Therefore, the author undertook an analysis of the description of the estates of the Stryszów dominion from 1786, noting in it not only the potential for the reconstruction of the rural layout, but also the cultivation culture just before the agrarian changes introduced by Julian Gorczyński and Franciszek Łubieński. The article has become a form of recording some Old Polish names of their roles or fields in Stryszów, which have partially survived and now function as Stryszów hamlets.