The village Aleksiejewicze was mentioned in 1783, as part of Braszewicze parish, some of the inhabitants were “Boyars”. In 1858 it was mentioned as the center of Imienin volost, Kobryn district, Grodno province. There were 262 revision “souls” (state peasants) living in the village. They used to be subjects of the Torokany monastery. The village of Aleksiejewicze, can be seen on the 1860 map, Schubert’s map. In 1886, the village had 28 courtyards and 377 inhabitants, there was a windmill.

In the XVIII-XIX centuries it belonged to the Niemcewicze family. Also Adamowo is mentioned in 1858, Osowiecka parish, Kobryn district, Grodno province. was the center of the village community, 208 “souls” lived, which partially belonged to the estate “Adamowo” (151 registered souls), owned by the landowner Konstantyn Kruszewski. The Puchowaja estate had 57 registered “souls”, the estate belonged to Julia Klimaszewska. In 1890 the community had 256 dessiatinas of land, of which 177 dessiatinas were suitable.

The village of Ogdemier was first mentioned in 1630 under the name “Idemer,” and in 1770 it was referred to as “Gdemer.” On a map from 1750, the road passing through the village was designated as a main route. The village was advantageously located and attracted the attention of the nobility. In 1867, it was part of the Worocewicze wolost in the Kobrin district of the Grodno Governorate. At that time, the area recorded 369 “souls,” which also included people living in the estates of Ogdemier (Kurowska), Ostrowki (Rudolf Tarnowski), Podwincze (Anton Dubienecki), Guta (Ivan Dubienecki), Kerenuwok (Anton Zalewski), Gusowka (Mrs.