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1162. It appears, therefore, that one of the letters written before June 28, 1837 was notpreserved.3. At this time Bogdan Jański was overwhelmed by pleas for financial assistancefrom his closest friends and helpers, A. Celiński and L. Przecławski. The former'shealth had become seriously impaired, and he died toward the end of this year.4. Probably Leopold Bronisz /born c.1804 in Chorszew near Lipno/ - a colleaguefrom Pułtusk and Warsaw; recorder of deeds, and Lord of the manor ofChoroszew and the tenement house at Lipno. He had a very damaging effect onJański’s life. Apparently Jański now proposed to contact him and convert him.5. Probably the daughter of Adalbert Jański. Bogdan planned to bring her to Paristogether with Alexandra, in order to establish a female branch of his community.