The noble Polish Baworowski family. The noble Polish Baworowski family. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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This is a hodgepodge of a disordered, systematically arranged collection of the Polish nobility. On these pages you will find out everything about: descent, aristocracy, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herb, herbarity, indigenous, information, literature, names, nobility files, Nobility, personal history, Poland, Schlachta, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, coat of arms, knight, Poland, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, vel temere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, vel timere, systematic ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, vel timere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: Polish, English, German, French.

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The noble Polish Baworowski family. The noble Polish Baworowski family.

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The noble Polish Baworowski family.

The noble Polish Baworowski family.

In the blue field a golden arrow with the tip pointing upwards, whereby the left half of the arrowhead is torn off without feathering, torn at the bottom, in the middle in cross section, a golden eight torn. Five ostrich feathers in the jewel above the crowned helmet.

Baworowski Count

On the blue field a golden arrow with the point upwards, whereby the left half of the arrowhead is torn off without feathering, torn at the bottom, crossed in the middle, a golden eight torn. There are five ostrich feathers in the jewel above the crowned helmet.

Baworowski, coat of arms of Prus 2do. Paprocki in the Nest of Virtues, another house, is understood by the Baworowscy who came to us from Bohemia with their own coat of arms, by those who seal themselves with Prussia for that there, Wacław, and his son, he gives to John and those of Mikołaj, the captain, he begins: He testifies to Okolski, where he names those who came from Bohemia, not Baworowskie, but Bayer, with all this, as well as some ancestors, I put Balbin of the Czech historian as a foundation, this lib . 3. c. 15. 1315. writes that Bawor von Baworów from the family, who has an old-fashioned arrow in their coat of arms, to the Aureae Coronae monastery, that is, as a margin, which he wrote Spineae Coronae, he wrote five on estates of eternal times.   So I come to the conclusion that Paprocki is wrong when he says; that Wenceslaus, who was the first to visit these countries here, had bought the goods from Baworów in Podolia from them [p. 79]  

Baworowski coat of arms. In the blue field there is a golden arrow torn from the end, the tip of which is broken from the iron and bent on the left side, the saber cross from the arrow, and between the torn ends the ordinary number eight p is added. On the helmet five ostrich feathers paprocki in the nest of fol. 1212. Okolski vol. 1. fol. 30. The first was brought to Poland by Wacław from Baworów, a Czech parent at the court of Sigismund, function of it and the enemies of the motherland he was terrible, and the Polish cavalry from fearless heart kind. Baworów later he bought the castle and the city with bordering country in Podolia or founded it, named it after his name and changed its coat of arms from Bohemia, which had grown up in Prussia: after he had also Katarzyna Kolanowska, an heiress in Iwaniec, his daughter Anna from [p. 80]        

Józef is still blooming, his wife Jordanowna. Szymon, his brother, lived sterile with Trzeszkowska. Your third brother, Jerzy.  

Wiktor Baworowski, Adviser to the Governments of Gallic and Lodomeria, Knight of the Order of St. Stanislaus. - Alojzy the Trembowelski table, first the Cupbearer from Halicki in 1673. - Heraldry Wielądka. 

Onufry Baworowski took the castellan from Przemyśl of Charczew, the heir of the Balice estate in the Przemyśl region, and in 1778 he had two descendants from her, Jan and two daughters. - Notes from Krasicki.

Prussia 2do coat of arms. Two scythes white with the edge to each other, folded so that their ends overlap, connected at the bottom with a golden link so that their end hangs; above between the ends of the scythe one and a half crosses, as in the coat of arms of Prus, red area of ​​the shield; an armed hand with a sword is also worn on the helmet, as in the coat of arms of Prus 1mo or Paprocki in the nest of fol. 64. Put five ostrich feathers, but for a coat of arms. fol. 418. Hand and Okol. Volume. 2. fol. 542. Jewel) fol. 75. Biel. fol. 82. They usually call this coat of arms wolf scythes because they catch such wolves . The authors therefore assume the beginning of this coat of arms. Under Kazimierz Król Mnich, under the expedition against the rebel Maslaus, hetman in the Polish army, brave husband of the Prus 1mo coat of arms or as Paproc. he says in his book Strom. one of the three princes of Prussia; When he beat Maslaus twice happily, his daughter, who had only one child left with great wealth behind her, pleaded to be married to King Casimir, who not only did not defend how much he earned, but also gave more goods him to defend the borders from the enemy in these parts. In order for Maslaus to have two scythes in his coat of arms, as described here, he added them to commemorate his native one and a half crosses. Okolski is attracted to this coat of arms of Wincenty Kadłubek, the former bishop of Krakow and then a Cistercian monk, but I am sure he had the Poraj coat of arms as I ordered under this coat of arms: the same set of paprocki in the nest, but improved over coat of arms. who not only did not defend him how much he earned, but also gave him more goods so that he could defend the borders from the enemy in these parts. In order for Maslaus to have two scythes in his coat of arms, as described here, he added them to commemorate his native one and a half crosses. Okolski is attracted to this coat of arms of Wincenty Kadłubek, the former bishop of Krakow and then a Cistercian monk, but I am sure that he had the Poraj coat of arms, as I ordered under this coat of arms: the same set of paprocki in the nest, but improved over coat of arms. who not only did not defend him how much he earned, but also gave him more goods so that he could defend the borders from the enemy in these parts. In order for Maslaus to have two scythes in his coat of arms, as described here, he added them to commemorate his native one and a half crosses. Okolski is attracted to this coat of arms of Wincenty Kadłubek, the former bishop of Krakow and then a Cistercian monk, but I am sure that he had the Poraj coat of arms, as I ordered under this coat of arms: the same set of paprocki in the nest, but improved over coat of arms.                         

Herbowni.

Baworowski, Daniecki, Dębowski, Faszczewski, Głuchowski, Grzybowski, [p. 524] Jezierski, Kobyliński, źaźniewski, Małachowski, Misiewski, Mitarnowski, Myślecki, Nakwaski, Niewierski, Nowomiejski, Olszewski, Preczkowski, Pruski, Radomiński, Wołowski, Zaborowski, Zglinicki. 

In these coats of arms you will find arrows : Akszak, Baworowski, Baybuza, Bełty, Białokurowicz, Białynia, Blanckenstein, Bogoria, Bogunki, Bratkowski, Chalecki, Hełt, Hołodyński, Kalinowa, Kościesza, Lisż, MŁosiatyńielies, Niemczyrową, Nowyniacą, Nielynies, Niemczyrowąk Pnieinia, Rubiesz, Rudecki, Samsonowski, Siekierz, Strzały w Tuzinie.  

Jordan, coat of arms of Trąby, in the Krakow Voivodeship, an old house in Poland, but also famous in Rome for the first centuries because according to Chronol. Cassiod and Me. Chron. Bel. Jordanes was consul of Rome in the year after the 470th consul of Christ. Jordan Sarmata Leonis Bessici Imperatoris, comes stabuli. Niceph. Callist. 1. 15.c. 20th and then Consul Constantinopolitanus, as Parisius wrote. John Jordan, the courtier of Theodosius the second, and in relation to him first by the betrayal of the slain slave Chrysapius the murderer, John Jordan's son, gave Pulcheria the empress; Who, after avenging his father's death, had endured from this world, was Cedrena Parisius. Some people understand that this name first came to our Poland with Jordan Roman, the first bishop of Poznan, but Długosz in Vitis Episcop. Posnan. clearly states that this bishop was from the Ursyn family [p. 502] in the Jordanów house before the succession below. Jordanes was also the bishop of Warmia in 1328, but that one other coat of arms, that is, an open book for him, was laid by Treterus. Frydrychow. in Hyacin. Gwilhelm Jordan, the archbishop of Lemberg and Halych, was laid down in 1411, but was never there and does not bring an author to it. Casimir the Great (Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz would rather say), the king of Poland let Jan Jordan of Zakliczyn be hereditary under the inheritance law of the mayor of Myślinice, where Mikołaj, the castellan of Wojnica, built the castle at a cost. In 1412 I wrote to Dobek Jordan, the castellan of Wojnicki. Jordan von Zakliczyn, a copper tombstone in Cracow in the church of S. Katarzyna, above which is written: Facilis jactura Sepulchri est, memoria justi manet cum laubibus 1471. Driacki in Waschen B. Isaiah says:                    

Mikołaj Jordan from Zakliczyn, a bachelor from Jerusalem, honored the holy places in Palestine with his person: from Lanckorońska, Mikołaj from Brzezie, the Grand Marshal of the Crown, he fathered two daughters, Zarębina and Pukarzewska, the sons Jan and Mikołaj. John, returning from foreign lands, appeared at the royal court, fully dressed cuirass, there, eager for the health of King Alexander, a slice of salt in Wieliczka, when he was dressed, and with his swiftness he jumped: in admiration everything was, but strange for the king, but satisfied with his courage, he translated it from Bocheński and Wielicki, a certain income from them after tagging him. He then gave him the castle of Biecka, with the title of which I read him on the list given to the 1502nd city of Lublin by Aleksander Król and in Nakiel. 1504.f. 573. Spiski was the star host; which he had committed in twelve thousand red zlotys and the saltworks in fourteen thousand red zlotys, which were paid by Zygmunt I. von Boner. White. fol. [S. 503] After passing the Janissaries, he received a considerable victory, took Herburtowa, the castellan of Bełska, and settled in Ruthenia. For Adam of Zakliczyn near Cecora and Khotyn to a memorable warrior who died in 1644, a tombstone was erected in Kraków by Brother Hermelaus Stanisław Bernar. Starowol. in monum. in Krakow near Ś. Bernar. Starowol. in monum. in Krakow near Ś. Bernar. Starowol. in monum.                     

Achacy, castellan of Biecki, second son of Jan castellan of Biecki, I read him, castellan of Żarnów, on the list of Zygmunt I. 1540 in Nakiel. in Miechow. fol. 629. he was and the Starost of Sądecki, the daughter of Zofia, Stanisław Wielopolski, her husband, erected a tombstone in the church of S. Franciszek in Cracow; This Achacy had Wielogłowska from the Stary coat of arms behind him, from whom he had two sons: Stanisław and Mikołaj. Stanisław, the husband of a knight, his sons, an Adam, to whom Koniecpolska is married according to Baran's testimony. gave birth to a son, Stanisław, who was mentioned frequently in the 1609 constitutions of the Sejm . Border Disputes Commissioner from Hungary, Constit. fol. 897th Sejm spokesman on 16I1. Constit. fol. 31. Constit was already a Krakow mug in 1613. fol. On the 30th and 1621 Chamberlain Constit. fol. 18. He went with Zofia Borkowna or better Krystyna, two daughters: Zofia Ługowska, Aleksandra in Korzkiew, heiress, wife and Dorota, Franciszek Ożarowski: also two sons, Mikołaj, a royal courtier [p. 504] Wife Lubomirska Katarzyna, of whom he left only one daughter, Walkanowska. In the camp Achacy and Jan spent their years with the bread of war of which Jan was King Stefan's soldier, who first stormed near Sawołocie while he was the captain of the hussar banner in Wallachia, attacking the enemy so eagerly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, bravely beheaded with the Turks, where, advancing hotly, fell from the galley into the sea, after being rescued when he disembarked and fought valiantly, he killed the Turkish judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. my wife and Dorota, Franciszek Ożarowski: also two sons, Mikołaj, a royal courtier [p. 504] Wife Lubomirska Katarzyna, of whom he left only one daughter, Walkanowska. In the camp Achacy and Jan spent their years with the bread of war, of which Jan was King Stefan's soldier, who first stormed near Sawołocie while he was the captain of the hussar banner in Wallachia, attacking the enemy so eagerly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, bravely beheaded with the Turks, where, advancing hotly, fell from the galley into the sea, having been rescued when he disembarked and fought valiantly, he killed the Turkish judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. my wife and Dorota, Franciszek Ożarowski: also two sons, Mikołaj, a royal courtier [p. 504] Mrs. Lubomirska Katarzyna, of whom he left only one daughter, Walkanowska. In the camp Achacy and Jan spent their years with the bread of war, of which Jan was King Stefan's soldier, who was the first to storm near Sawołocie, while in Wallachia he was the captain of the hussar banner and attacked the enemy so eagerly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, courageously beheaded the Turks, where he also fell from the galley into the sea when he was hot, because he was rescued, when he went ashore and fought valiantly, he killed the Turks Judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. 504] Wife Lubomirska Katarzyna, of whom he left only one daughter, Walkanowska. In the camp Achacy and Jan spent their years with the bread of war of which Jan was King Stefan's soldier, who first stormed near Sawołocie while he was the captain of the hussar banner in Wallachia, attacking the enemy so eagerly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, bravely beheaded with the Turks, where, advancing hotly, fell from the galley into the sea, having been rescued when he disembarked and fought valiantly, he killed the Turkish judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. 504] Wife Lubomirska Katarzyna, of whom he left only one daughter, Walkanowska. In the camp Achacy and Jan spent their years with the bread of war, of which Jan was King Stefan's soldier, who was the first to storm near Sawołocie, while he was the captain of the hussar banner in Wallachia, and so eagerly attacked the enemy that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, bravely beheaded with the Turks, where, advancing hotly, fell from the galley into the sea, having been rescued when he disembarked and fought valiantly, he killed the Turkish judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. He was the first to attack near Savoloc, and in Wallachia he was the captain of the hussar banner, attacking the enemy so quickly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, bravely beheaded with the Turks, where, advancing hotly, fell from the galley into the sea, having been rescued when he disembarked and fought valiantly, he killed the Turkish judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. He was the first to attack near Savoloc, and in Wallachia he was the captain of the hussar banner, attacking the enemy so quickly that he had to flee. White. 1572. fol. 647. Mikołaj, already on the ground, already at sea, courageously beheaded the Turks, where he also fell from the galley into the sea when he was hot, because he was rescued, when he went ashore and fought valiantly, he killed the Turks Judge: He married Podwerbecka, heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. Heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people. Heiress of real estate in Podolia. Gabriel and Samuel were also chivalrous people.                                                              

Krzysztof, the third son of Jan Castellan Biecki, left his son Piotr as an expert on the Crown Law. Hermelaus, the fourth son of Jan, a courtier of King Zygmunt I, the Starost of Sambork, his sons from Wielogłowska, Krzysztof, Jakub, Jerzy, Stanisław and Spytek. Of these, Christopher John, the courtier of the princes of Austria, testified: He was later to Baran. Abbot Hebdowski died in Sądecki in 1627. Adam, Jan's brother, had three wives, the first being Szczelna Kątska, the remaining widow of Stanisław Gliński. This daughter gave him only one daughter, Magdalena, whom Krzysztof Borek married in Mironice: the second had Bodzęcianka Zofia, the remaining widow. after Pior, but with her Sterilis: the third Zuzanna, daughter of Krzvysztof Schyling, widow of Gierałtowski, with her he fathered three sons: Krzysztof, Jan and Jędrzej, and daughter Dorota, Adam died in 1629. is in Zwierzyniec, where and his wife first. Jacob, a courtier to King Augustus and then a soldier of unforgettable courage with Bernard Pretficz, his son Hermelaus. George, the third son of Hermelau [p. 505] Moschoviae, agris vastatis, caesis non paucis, Hostium terrorem in ipsam Novogardiam intulit, because during the Seym the Republic thanked Stefan Król and Zamojski and this Spytkowo through Stanisław Taszycki, an envoy from Krakowski, and the Senate King after him he pleaded for it that he would have a husband so well-deserved in relation to his homeland: that Spytek died as the Krakow chairman and Starost of Sądecki; his son from Pakoszewska from the Pobóg coat of arms, also Spytek, the Lviv stolnik, is mentioned in Konstytucje in 1611. fol. 38. whose daughter married Stefan Wieruski, who died in 1633 in Silesia, Germany; and his wife was born childless after him. Aries. N.            

Mikołaj, the castellan of Wojnicki, the second son of Mikołaj, the knight of Jerusalem, was the first castellan of Wiślica in 1515 when he signed the list of Zygmunt I, which was given to the city of Lviv and after his death Brother Jan , Castellan von Biecki, took the Staroste from Spiš, Oświęcim, Zatories, soups from Bochnia and Wieliczka with Kościelecki, who administrated the Krakow governorate, died in 1521. He had a son Jan from the wife of the first pilgrim, whom he had an expert for the crown law, several times deputy, from the second Anna Jarosławska Spytek, the castellaness of Cracow, his daughter, the remaining widow of Odra, the voivode Ruthenia, was a son Wawrzyniec Spytek and daughter Beata is mentioned by Severinus in S. Hyacintho. Wawrzyniec Spytek, the castellan of Kraków, the star of Przemyśl, Kamionacki and Czechowski, allied with Anna, the daughter of Mikołaj Sieniawski, the voivode of Ruthenia. and the Grand Hetman of the Crown, with whom he had five daughters. The first Elżbieta married Stanisław Boner, Starost Biecki, and then M [p. 506] at Paproc. fol. 473. 1557. From here he went to Cracow in 1563 and to Kastell in 1565, where he died in 1568. He was in Krakow with St. Catherine, where he decorated the chapel of his ancestors and adorned the tomb and provided a greater origin: they all praise him for his smooth pronunciation, his mastery of the Crown Law and his love for his homeland, but also his praise, that in those times when the Poles came to the fore, they captured the Luterski family and he received them with the old Catholic faith until his death. OK. he puts another Spytek with the treasurer, another with the Krakow voivode, another with the castellan, but he was one, and no one else was in these offices.