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The noble Polish coat of arms Nostitz. Die adlige polnische Familie Nostitz.

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The noble Polish coat of arms Nostitz.

Die adlige polnische Familie Nostitz.

Nostitz, coat of arms. Families belonging to the coat of arms: Choczowski, Nostitz or Nostycz   

Nostitz - a noble family from Upper Lusatia , who spread Silesia , the Czech Republic and Poland quite early on .            

The Lords of Nostitz have been registered in their ancestral seat in Nostitz ( Obere Nosaćica) - today a district of the town of Weißenberg - since 1280 . In 1439 Nostitz was sold by the family. The family was divided into three branches:      

Unworthiness (near 

Kittlitz

 ) with the 

line

 Unworthiness and 

Cunewalde

 ,      

Ullersdorf (near Jänkendorf) with two lines: Ullersdorf and Schönbrunn (the latter includes the Silesian lines Mitsch, Ransau, Lampertsdorf and Zedlitz) and

Rothenburg

 with the Rothenburg, 

Guttau

 and 

Tzschocha lines

 . The actual line of the Rothenburg Nostitz family began with Caspar von Nostitz (d. 1484), whose three sons Hartwig, Georg and Otto (I.) founded the later heavily branched lines of Tzschoch, Guttau and Rothenburg.      

Czech Republic 

Jan Hertwik Nostitz (1610–1683)

The Czech Graf Zweig comes from the Czoch line established by Hertwik von Nostitz . His great-grandson Johann von Nostitz (died 1619), was chairman of the regional council of the Duchy of Wola , left two sons, Otto (II) and Johann Hartwig; from the former comes the Rokytnice line, which was given the title of baron in 1681, the title of Bohemian count in 1675 and the title of imperial count (imperial count) in 1692 . In 1890 the line ended at o'clock. Józefie Nostic (1821-1890).                 

The founder of the Rieneck line was the second son of the aforementioned Johann von Nostitz, Jan Hertwik Nostic (1610 Wińsko –1683), who acted as a true privy councilor and supreme chancellor of the Czech Republic. He received Sokolov in his will after Otto von Nostitz (III.) . In 1631 he became Baron Sokolov, in 1641 a Czech graphemaker, in 1651 an imperial graph and in 1673 he invested in part of the County of Rieneck. Pakoměřice Castle became the headquarters of the Nostitz-Rieneck line, and after the Měšice Castle was built in 1775, the family moved there. After the Second World War, the Counts of Nostitz-Rieneck were deported from Czechoslovakia to Austria and their property was confiscated.               

Silesia, from 1711 the Count's branch comes from the Ransauser branch of the House of Mitsch. The Prussian general August Ludwig von Nostitz comes from this line .   

The coat of arms of the Nostitz family shows a red and silver checkered bull horn in a blue field. On the helmet with a red and silver cover of the horns.  

Franz Anton von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1725–1794), Czech nobleman and patron 

Friedrich Moritz von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1728–1796), Austrian field marshal and president of the court war council 

Johann Nepomuk von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1768–1840), imperial-royal 

field marshal

Albert von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1807–1871), the highest land marshal (Oberstlandmarschall) in the Czech Republic 

Erwein von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1863-1931), Austro-Czech politician and industrialist 

Maria von Nostitz-Rieneck (1863–1934), wife of 

Ernst Emanuel von Silva-Tarouc

 from 1885  

Maria-Anna von Nostitz-Rieneck

 (1882–1952), from the 

Ringhoffer

 couple , philanthropist   

Zofia Nostitz-Rieneck

 , wife of Friedrich von Nostitz-Rieneck, born as Princess von Hohenberg (1901–1990), daughter of Archduke 

Franz Ferdinand 

who was shot in Sarajevo

 .      

August Ludwig von Nostitz

 (1777–1866), Prussian cavalry 

general

 , heir to 

Sobota

Willy von Nostitz

 (1835-1916), Prussian officer, member of the Prussian state parliament 

Gustav von Nostitz-Wallwitz

 (1789–1858), 1839–1846, Saxon Minister of War 

Hermann von Nostitz-Wallwitz

 (1826–1906), German politician 

Benno von Nostitz-Wallwitz

 (1865-1955), 1928-1945 President of the Oberlausitzer Wirtschaftsgesellschaft in Görlitz 

Alfred von Nostitz-Wallwitz

 (1870–1953), German politician 

Helene von Nostitz-Wallwitz

 (1878–1944), German writer 

Gottlob Adolf Ernst von Nostitz and Jänkendorf

 (1765–1836), Saxon politician from Upper Lusatia and writer under the pseudonym Arthur vom Nordstern  

Karl von Nostitz-Jänkendorf

 (1781–1838), Russian lieutenant general 

Eduard von Nostitz and Jänckendorf

 (1791–1858), Saxon lawyer, landowner and politician 

Ulrich von Nostitz on disgrace

 (1500–1552), chairman of the Upper Lusatian regional council 

As a mercenary commander in 

Chojnice, 

Kaspar I von Nostiz

 took part in 

the Thirteen Years' War

 on the side of the 

Teutonic Order

 , which was forced to surrender after a three-month siege .     

Kaspar II von Nostitz 

 (1500–1588), member of the Princely Council .   

Ernst Armin von Nostitz

 (1863–1926), Prussian lieutenant general 

Otto-Ernst von Nostitz

 (1894–1959), lieutenant in the First World War 

Gottfried von Nostitz-Drzewiecki

 (1902–1976), German diplomat 

Karl von Nostitz-Drzewiecki

 (1767–1838), Saxon lieutenant general and commandant of the 

Königstein fortress

Konstantin von Nostitz-Drzewiecki

 (1786-1865), Saxon lieutenant general and commandant of the Königstein fortress 

Garczyński coat of arms (vol. 4 pp. 68-73)

Garczynski coat of arms. MRS. Hemp. A jewel named Calatowa is struck for their coat of arms. MRS. about Familiach Prus. they are attracted by the Junosz coat of arms. The Sas coat of arms is known in the genealogy on the Krasiński engraving card; it bears a great resemblance to the jewel of Sas, after all with a different symmetry you find it here, ie an arrow pointing straight up at an iron angle, above the moon with horns on a new moon; lowered, and the arrows on the sides of the moon on this side and on the other, on a star, four ostrich feathers over the helmet, so I saw it; on P. 69] the home seal of one of them, the same was given by Fr. Mikołaj Garczyński Soc. He was born in this house and added that his name was Cholewa, or it was different from the Cholewa coat of arms, and in Kazan it is faked like that at his funeral. Rzeszowski, but elsewhere I saw only three feathers on the helmet through which the arrow ironically steers towards the right target. Brantovna was one of those families behind him. Jędrzej Richter Tczweski, brother of our Br. Mikołaj, died around 1667. I read Bogusław in 1668. in Monitu. Residential Mariaeburg. Samson, Ensign of Chełmiński, said goodbye to this world in 1667. He was buried with the Carmelites in Danzig, the wife of his Pomeranian chamberlain Jan Werda, whose daughter her daughter and Dorpowski were consecrated. Aleksander, brother of Samson, both were born to Pisieńska Rengelinowna, their son was Orle, Garczyn, Iłownica, Krtów, zu MS. writes about the Prussian family, but in the foreword ad Conceptus mirabiles I read that the mother was Samson Grzymułtowska, the sister of the Poznan voivod; I don't know if it's better to say that Grzymułtowska gave birth to his wife Werdzianka, but that MS. he hesitates that the Verdy Chamberlain von Pomorski Grzymułtowska had behind him. From this Werdzianka Samson had three sons, Damian, Krzysztof and Stanisław; Of these, Stanisław, the castellan of Konarski from Lasocka, his son Franciszek, Gnieźnieński and Poznan Canon, several times deputy of the Crown Court. Damian was the standard-bearer of Poznan, his first wife, Anna Radomicka, castellan of Kaliska, gave him four sons, Ludwik, the Poznan headmaster, Stanisław, first the Poznan hunter, then the castellan of Bydgoszcz, now castellan of Inowrocław, his from Szczawińska, son of Wacław, and from Załuska, Józef: Stefan, striker Ensign Wachowski, [p. 70] he was marshal at the Sejmik in Średa and deputy, now castellan of Gniezno, his descendants of Zofia Tuchołczanka, the elder Jasieniecka, and among them his son Franciszek. Franciszek is Damian's fourth son. Damian's second wife, Ludwika Leszczyńska of the Wieniawa coat of arms, including son Michał Koronowski, professor of the Cistercian Order, and daughter Angela, nun of S. Franciszek in Bydgoszcz. Adam from Malbork Province signed the election of Jan Kazimierz. Stanisław na Garczynie and Orlu, from the Sejm 1683, commissioner for the demarcation between the Masovian Voivodeship and the Duchy of Prussia. Cons. fol. 12. Garczyński for Jan Zamojski's guardian, Starost Kałuski, then the Voivode of Sandomierz, one of whom was Eufrozyna Ołdakowska. N. Garczyńska Ensign of Chełmińska, Dominika Kossowski, the wife. Jan Deputy of the Crown Court in 1725. At that time Johannes was in a mental state. You are also in Krakow. Of these, Jan signed the Cracow Confederation. Joanna Tyburce Chrząstowski, Zadora coat of arms, spouse. The Zapendowsky of Prussia seal themselves with this coat of arms, but according to the Ministry of Justice. The sword does not place an arrow over the Prussian families. The same Dargolewskis there, but the sword wheel does not have two stars.                                             

Wielądek in heraldry entered this family in Volume IV. from Niesiecki, later in the volume of V., he enclosed a separate and detailed description that was given to him, as he writes from authentic documents. And the love for the coat of arms refers to its description in Volume IV. According to Niesiecki, it is not known why this ace is mentioned in the coat of arms. Wielądek's genealogy is as follows. -     

This old house in Prussia, Pomeranian Voivodeship, was named Garczyn Garczyńskie by the first ancestors of his heirs. From these Michał Garczyński, the goods of Garczyn, Stare Orle, Krtowo, Równe, Iłownica, Ułonia Wielka, Karczewo, Karczewko and others in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, inheritance, as through an authentic donation in Bełz from Alexander his son Feria. documented secunda post festum SS. Tuum Regum from 1671 attested. The one with Zofia Pisieńska, the coat of arms of Poraj, fathered two sons, Aleksander and Samson. Aleksander Garczyński, son of Michał, the Marchocka of the Ostoja coat of arms in Rus, had two daughters: Zofia, Andrzej Rzeczycki, wife Katarzyna Chrząstowski and two sons, Jan and Władysław Steriles.    

Samson Garczyński, Ensign Chełmiński, married twice, primo voto with Katarzyna Doręgowska, left descendants: daughter Ewa, who was married to the first husband of Wawrzeńc Wałdowski of the Topór coat of arms, after the second Zapędowski, and three sons, Aleksander, Rafał, the one with Katarzyna Kochańska had five daughters Marianna after Jakub Rogaliński, son of Franciszek Łódź Rogalinski and Marianna Przetocka, of which daughter Konstancja Rogalińska after Andrzej Łochyński, Konstancja behind Morskie, [p. 71] Barbara to Dzierzbicki. Rozalia to Lniński. Krystyna after Gortatowski, all four childless, and the son of a Samson who sterilized with Roznowska. Bogusław Garczyński, the eldest son of Samson nee Doręgowska, born of Justyna Lisowska, had a son, Aleksander, of whom he fathered one from Barbara Plichcianka, Gostyńska's Starosta Walerian, with Zalewska, and Maciej Garczyński, with Anna Sicińska Daughter, Marianna, behind Tokarski, with whom she left two daughters, Józefa and Magdalena, and three sons: Franciszek, Tomasz and Piotr Tokarski. There were five sons of Maciej Garczyński and Sicińska: 1. Józef Garczyński, who with Marianna Grabowska had a daughter Teresa and a son Paweł. 2. Ignacy Garczyński, who with the first Agnieszka Przyborowska, fathered Wincenty and Romuald; childless with the other Zakrzewska. 3. Paweł Garczyński, with Dąbrowska sterilis. 4. Andrzej Garczyński, who fathered Romuald and Maksym with Honorata Zarembianka. 5. Wincenty Garczyński, who is childless with Gogolewska. Józef Garczyński, who with Marianna Grabowska had a daughter Teresa and a son Paweł. 2. Ignacy Garczyński, who with the first Agnieszka Przyborowska, fathered Wincenty and Romuald; childless with the other Zakrzewska. 3. Paweł Garczyński, with Dąbrowska sterilis. 4. Andrzej Garczyński, who fathered Romuald and Maksym with Honorata Zarembianka. 5. Wincenty Garczyński, who is childless with Gogolewska. Józef Garczyński, who with Marianna Grabowska had a daughter Teresa and a son Paweł. 2. Ignacy Garczyński, who with the first Agnieszka Przyborowska, fathered Wincenty and Romuald; childless with the other Zakrzewska. 3. Paweł Garczyński, with Dąbrowska sterilis. 4. Andrzej Garczyński, who fathered Romuald and Maksym with Honorata Zarembianka. 5. Wincenty Garczyński, who is childless with Gogolewska.                       

Samson Garczyński, Ensign Chełmiński, son of Michał, secundo voto with Barbara Werdzianka, the Odrowąż coat of arms in Prussia of the old and important family, daughter of the Pomeranian chamberlain Jan Werda, Starost von Nowski from Elżbieta Grzymułtowska of the Nieczuja coat of arms : 1. 2. Chryzostom Krzysztof, 3. Stanisław, the castellan of Konarski Łęczycki.

Damian Garczyński, the first son of Samson von Werdzianka, born the standard-bearer from Pozna, married twice, first vote with Anna Radomicka, castellan of Kaliska, fathered four sons: Ludwik Chamberlain of Poznań, Franciszek, Stanisław, castellan of Inowłódz, and Stefan, castellan of Inowłódz of poses.

Ludwik, Chamberlain of Posen, heirless. Franciszek had two sons with Walewska: Stanisław, the canons and priest of Zbąszyński, and Kazimierz, the ensign of Wschowski, of whom Józef and Jan Garczyński were sons. Stanisław Garczyński, the third son of Damian nee Anna Radomicka, born, castellan of Inowłódz, the first relationship with Wiktoria Szczawińska had a childless son Wencesław, Starost of Kłodawa. The second relationship with Załuska consists of sons, Józef childless and Mikołaj Garczyński, who with Zboińska left a daughter, Magdalena Ignacy Tuchołka, a wife and a son Jakub. Stefan Garczyński, the fourth son of Damian née Radomicka, born, voivode of Poznan. The one with Zofia Tuchołczanka fathered four daughters: Ludwika and Dąbski, childless. Eleonora after the Lanckoroński Starost von Rawski, including three sons. Teresa after the Czosnowski Starost of Ciecianów, with her daughters: Antonina and Zofia a nun. There were four sons of Stefan Garczyński, the Poznan voivode: 1. Franciszek, Chamberlain, Wschowski, childless.         

The second son of Stefan the voivode, Edward Garczyński, castellan von Rozpirski, who fathered a daughter with Katarzyna Radolińska, Anna for Nepomucen Mycielski, the Starost von Ośnica, with whom he had two daughters Józef and Jolanta and two sons Ignacy. had and Edward Mycielski. A son of Edward the Castellan, Captain Stefan Garczyński [p. 72] of the national cavalry, which with Anna Skorzewska leaves a daughter Aleksandra and sons Tadeusz and Filip Garczyński.  

Rudolf Garczyński, Stefan's second son, voivode of Poznan, childless.

Stefan Garczyński, the third son of Stefan, the voivode of Poznan, born of Tuchołczanka, a major general in the Crown Army, who married Weronika Krzycka for the first time to Mycielska, with whom he had two daughters, Eleonora, who was with Adam Gajewski, Castellan Rogoziński, leaves two daughters, Antonina and Pau-lina, and two sons, Franciszek and Ewaryst Gajewski. Antonina, the second daughter of Stefan Garczyński, the general who lived with Fryderyk Graf Skorzewski, leaves offspring: four daughters, Kornelina, Olimpia, Klotylda and Florentyna, sons of two Heliodor and Arnold Skorzewski. 

The same Garczyński general with Weronika Krzycka also fathered four sons, Franciszek Captain, Antoni, Nepomuk and Stefan. Franciszek fathered two sons with Mycielska, Bonawentura and Nepomucen. 

Damian Garczyński, son of Samson from Werdzianka, née secundo voto with Ludwika Leszczyńska, with her he fathered two daughters, Teresa von Jan Walicki, coat of arms Łada stolnik Rawski, with a daughter Ludwik, the second wedding after Mokowski, and Aniela one Nun, and there were four sons. Father Michał, Wojciech, Władysław and Józef are childless. 

Chryzostom Krzysztof Garczyński, the second son of Samson from Werdzianka, was born, who with Wilczyńska had three daughters, Teresa Kossowski, Zofia Jan Radoński and Marianna, who had a Jesuit Bonawentura with her first husband Trzebuchowski, and with her second husband Michał Garczyński Michałiora Zakegrzewski court, she left a daughter Melchunda Kunegrzewski wife.

Stanisław Garczyński, castellan of Konarski Łęczycki, third son of Samson from Werdzianka, born in the Sejm from 1683, commissioner for the demarcation between the Masovian Voivodeship and the Duchy of Prussia, constitution. fol. 13th of Agnieszka Lasocka, his wife Albracht Adrian Lasocki, castellan of Inowrocław, Starosta Wyszogrodzki, of Agnieszka Brochowska, a born daughter, fathered two sons, Lana Starosta Budziszewski, deputy of the Crown Court in 1725, and Albrachtan Posen and Canon of Posen and three daughters: Mechtylda after Michał Karczewski. The second to Szembek. The third after Leszczyński.    

Jan Garczyński, son of Stanisław Kastellan Konarski von Lasocka, nee Staroste Budziszewski, from Eufrożyna Ołdakowski, had three sons for Józef Treasurer Drohicki and three daughters: Brygida after Byszewski, chaired by Halicki, Kunegundanalia after occupation by Jan. There were four sons of the same Józef Garczyński nee Urszula Obrycka. Piotr Garczyński, Burgrave of Łęczycki, offspring with N. Zamojska. Second son of Józef Garczyński born in Obrycka, [p. 73] Hermenegild Garczyński, civil and military commissioner of the Drohicka region.    

The third son of Józef, the treasurer of Drohicki, Edward Garczyński, the prelate of Liwski, canon of Inflancki. Józef's fourth son, Fryderyk Garczyński, a lieutenant in the Crown Army, who lost his life in the plight of his homeland during the last revolution during the storming of Praga. Józef Garczyński has three daughters: Marianna for Andrzej and Krasnodębski, Mechtylda for Wojciech Kotowski, Eleonora for Piotr Wojewódzki.  

Stanisław na Garczynie, Orlu, Krtowie-Erbe, from the Sejm of 1683. Commissioner for the demarcation between the Masovian Voivodeship and the Duchy of Prussia. fol. 13. What about Niesiecki above p. 70. He went with Konstancja, Jan von Bojanowo Bojanowski née Anna Widlicka, his daughter and the wife of his son Michał, according to the 1698 document. in Castro Skarszeviensi feria 4ta post Festum solenne Pentecostes: recording by Stanisław Garczyński, Konstancja Bojanowska, Jan Bojanowski and Anna Widlicka, married with their daughter and own voice. Michał de Rautemberg of Garczyn Garczyński, son of Stanisław, judge of the Michałów Land of Mendrzec, Przęsławice, Bogdanków Land in the Chełmno Voivodeship, heir, which is confirmed by the transaction in 1723. Feria 4ta ante festum SS. Simonis et Judae Aplorum in Castro Covaleviensi, member of the Chełmno Voivodeship when convened in 1734. One of the first swindlers of Barbara de Nostitz Bąkowska, Paweł de Nostitz Bąkowski, father of Inowrocławski, born from Ferdynrocławski's first marriage Rzeczno Kosski, from the second marriage of Ferdynand Kosski, Gostomski, the district judge Michałowski, who was also Marianna née Garczyńska, a daughter, Kunegunda Melchior de Dryw Zakrzewski, judge Michałowski's wife.      

Kajetan de Rautemberg by Garczyn Garczyński, Czerniechowski, son of Michał, property of his father in the province of Chełmińskie, Mędrzyc, Przęsławice, Bogdanków, acquired in the Kalisz Voivodeship and in the Nakielowsski County, heir with Teodora Jan de Warsz Dembińów, an inheritance from Lułdowsz Dembińów fathered daughter, left a daughter, Maryanna Aleksandra, with two names. Antoni de Büchner from Zawady Zawadzki, the court treasurer JK Mci, wife. 

Newspapers 19th Century Part 1

6423 (Poznan Journal) 1888

In Kosarzewo, in S. Lublin. 18 / V. + Alex. Nostitz Jackowski 1821. * in Halina near Dobrzyń. After school in Plock, he settled in the country. He held many dignities (No. 120)

7261 (Poznan Journal) 1890

Joz. Nostitz Jackowski on Fri. 14 / XI. + after kr. suffer hard. Own it. d) Judge in Pr. Zach. At the age of 44 adult to the bone. in Skarlin. Wife and family. The Judges (No. 265)

8418 (Poznan Journal) 1894

Helena Kowalska née Nostitz Jackowska 15 / IV. + Length suffered severely. Man and Children (No. 88)

Newspapers 19th Century Part 2

24 (Dziennik Posen) 1901

Funeral service for Stanisław Nostitz Drzewiecki (see no.19 above)

1072 (Dziennik Posen) 1909

10 / VII. Without. 154/09 Dz. Poznan: The Wyszupena estate (East Prussia) bought Nostitz-Thokarski von Czarnecki from Danzig

1176 (Dziennik Posen) 1910

14 / IV. + By Drzewiecki Józefa Żółtowska, in Poznan burial in Kaminiec, Mogilno district. under. Family of Uw. Earlier announcements indicate that the deceased belonged to the Nostitz Drzewiecki family

2448 (Dziennik Posen) 1916

13 / XI. + Ludwik Nostitz-Jackowski, 57 in Poznan. Burial in Skarlin, Subp. Wife, children, son-in-law and grandson Poznań

City and Country Gniezno Part 1

13392 (No. 98) 1755

Józef Tomaszewski, Sr. Father Kaz. T. from ol. Cecylia Chądzyńska with her 1/2 of the sum of 2,360 zlotys. from ol. Samuel Nostitz Drzewiecki, parts of W. Drzewce, all Srzedni and New Drzewce, Olbrachcice and parts of Langnowo in the eastern district. Heritage, ol. to his registered mother and fell on testimony. and Franciszek Ksawery his family brother, he cedes to this (f. 712v)

15334 (No. 109) 1782

Hipolit de Nostitz Jackowski Comrade Hast., Sister Aleksander NJ of Ol. Dorota Radolińska's Pärnu substitute, their rights in the amount of PLN 4,066. Mother's dowry. from sections of siblings from Trzciany 1752.5 / II. and oblates. in large nail. 1753, and fell next to Marianna von J., Ż. Ignacy Kalkszteyn, captain of the Prussian city. Sister and Józef J., brother of his family, fell into the department, with commissions of 1775, 5% overdue, collateral. at the German Trzciano in S. Nakiel. and the second, the same amount of 4,566 (!) due to her aunt, Mrs. Katarzyna Radolińska, and her testimony in Jaguszewice 1781.5 / V., Jan Korytowski is relinquished by the adjutant general. His Majesty (f. 27)

Grodzkie and Land Kościan Inscriptions

9685 (No. 319) 1737

Samuel de Nostitz Drzewiecki, Sr. Pater Jan Jerzy de ND from Ol.Krystyna Szlichtynkówna, Nowe, Średnich and part of Stare Drzewiecki, Knappe (p. 294)

9839 (No. 321) 1742

Karol Nostitz Drzewiecki, Sr. Samuel ND, from Helena Frankienberkówna, father of Plent, fatherhood of St. and Srednie Drzewce, in German Old and Middle Drybic in the east Paweł Zbijewski, burgr. pyzdr. for 42,000 PLN. For 1 year. (P. 212)

9979 (No. 323) 1746

Karolina Sr. Szarlotta de Nostitz Drzewiecka widow of Ol. Bogusław Bojanowski, heir to Trzebinia, receipt. Zygmunt from Kursk Łuba, Sr. Father Dobrogost from 16,000 zlotys. (f. 153v). Zygm. with KL Jagdbrüder., Pos.Sulejewa and Wyciąszkowa (f. 160v)

Grodzkie and Land Nakło Part 1

7406 (No. 212) 1765

Adam Zawadzki, v. Father Wladyslaw. Z. stolnika nowogrodz. from ol. Febronia de Nostitz Bąkowska, hereditary parts of the Zawadzki estate on: Waplewo, Waplewko, Tylendorf, with the young Szynwyr, Mnienie, Morayny, Polixy, Ramuty and the village of Seu łany located on the island ie Sledziowka in the province. malb. be alive. Marjanny Chrząstowska, c. Chrząst. how. zs. NS. by Magdalena Kruszyńska, class in Danzig, wife of the 1st v. oil. Sebastian. Radowicki as. zs. chełm., 2-o v. oil. Franciszek Chrząst. how. zs. Schw., Nov. 3, Stanisla. by Słup Wałdowski, Treasurer of Wschowa, 2nd v. born, and ol. Józef Bagniewski, see Father Teodora B. from ol. Barb. Hełstowska, born, 2nd Vice, currently Teodor Sierakowski, Chamberlain JKMci, wife, Sierakowski for 12,000 zlotys. sold (f. 129v). Check. Before. dat. in No. 14 / VB (f. 131)

Grodzkie and Land Poznan Inscriptions 17th / 18th centuries

6741 (No. 1271) 1743

Jan Karol Nostitz Drzewiecki, sister Samuel née Helena Leopoldyna Frankemberkówna, heir to D. Drzewce and others, through his fortune Karol Lariscek, former Drzewce in Wschowa to Maciej Urbanowski for 6,000 zlotys. Replacement (f. 13v)

11704 (no.1352) 1775

Marjanna Bronikowska in D. after Mikoł. Jarocki, mother, Wojciech J., son, mother in them. NS. and: Ignacy, Franciszek, Zofja, Ludwika, Marcjana, their children, a receipt. Jan-Karola Nostitz Drzewiecki, partial heir of St. Baumbbart and all new and middle-class; oil. Jadwiga Jarocka virgo adulta; oil. Karol J., S. The same, ol. Nicholas. J. from ol. Marjanny de Rebenstoki 1st v. Birth, stepson testified + s free (f.7)

16401 (No. 1346) 1769

Marjanna Bronikowska, the widow of Mikołaj Jarocki, mother and Op. Wojciech and Ludwika JJ. Receipt. Jan Karol Nostitz Drzewiecki's legacy in St., N. and St. Drzewce from the area of. alone. (f. 72)

17232 (No. 1358) 1781

Jan Karol Nostitz Drzewiecki, v. Father Samuel of ol. Helena Leopoldyna Frankenbergówna, husband of Renata Abigail from Krokowski her, co Krzysztof K. capit. WK with Abigaili Zofji Krok., Widow of the 1st vice after Kasper Rajmund Krok., 2nd married man (v. 520)

Grodzkie and Land Wschowa Part 1

383 (No. 4) 1557

Kasper Nostitz Drzewiecki owed 100 PLN. v. Annie Czamrównie the Elder after ol. Maciej Dłuski (w. 198v)

727 (No. 10) 1588

Jan Piotrowski, heir in Piotrowice, wife and Jadwiga Szkopówna de Paczendorff, married, give the obligation to Joachim Thoss, the castle. zs. in the Wygnańczyce commune, Kaspr Nostitz Drzewiecki in Drzewce, Jan Radlitz in Andrzychowice, Abraham Gorczyński, father Zygm. G. The heir's anchor in Gorczyn (f. 303v)

3505 (No. 68) 1671

Krzysztof Unrug, the starost of Gniezno. Receipt. Jan-Jerzy Nostitz Drzewiecki and Barbara Kotwicówna Muschel. from PLN 4,000. the rest of the sum 10,800 PLN. (f. 567)

Grodzkie and Land Wschowa Part 1

3521 (No. 68) 1672

Anna-Magdalena Pogorellówna, f. Jana-Henryka from Haugwitz, closes Urszula-Marjanna, f. Adam-Henryk Wojerz and Barbara, Jan-Jerzy Nostitz Drzewiecki widow, family sisters Krzyckie, as ol. Piotr Krzycki Kotwicz Burgrave zs. East of ol. Urszula Temricowna, daughters and heirs, with 2,000 zlotys. (f. 621v)

3692 (no.73) 1678

Fryderyk and Nostitz Drzewiecki from the 1st and Anna-Helena Rotemberkówna from the 2nd husband. life imprisonment (f. 209). Ten D. nomin. op. for children: wife Jan-Jerzy ND Nepot with the brother of his uncle Chrysostom Gorzeński in Kalisz, Jan-Olbr. Bojanowski, Jana de Rotenburg and Jan Chwałkowski are signed by the Greek group. East (f. 209v)

3753 (No. 73) 1679

Adam Const. from Mielęcin Mielęcki from I and Anna-Hel. Rotemburkowna d. Pool Fryd. de Nostitz Drzewiecki and Fryderyk a Pusz and Anna-Helena ND mar. from II, cont. 3 years rent the village Bacz (!) in the church, S. v. PLN 8,000. (f. 357v)

3805 (No. 73) 1681

Franc. Tworzyański and Teresa von Wierzbno Rydzyńska shell. with I and Melchjor Lossa and Anna-Elżb. de Nostitz Drzewiecka von II, continued 3 years. NS. the villages of Swidnica and Czerlejewo sv 10,500 zlotys. (f. 548)

3809 (No. 73) 1681

Jan-Jerzy Nostitz Drzewiecki owed PLN 8,000. Barbara-Elżbiecie ND, ol. Zygmunt ND to his daughter and brother, family nepotism (f. 563v)

3811 (No. 73) 1681

Franc. Jaraczewski and Apolinara Raczyńska got married. with me and Erasmus. Troszka and Anna-Elżb. de Nostitz Drzewiecka from the 2nd exam 3 years rent the village Boguszyno S. v. 8. 300 zlotys. rob. (f. 566)

8335 (No. 73) 1682

Zygmunt de Nostitz Drzewiecki, ol. Zygm. Son, in them. NS. and Joachim-Mikołaj de ND his brother. from I and Krystjan Lossa from II, counter. perform. in the village of Olomoscie (?) sv 9,000 PLN. (f. 725)

3836 (No. 73) 1682

Krystjan-Fryderyk de Frankenberg and Urszula-Małg. Zeydlicowna shell. with I and Adam-Henryk Wojerz and Urszula-Marjanna (!) with II and Barbara Kotwicoowna in d. after ol. Janie-Jerzy de Nostitz Drzewiecki from the 3rd, counterattack. rent NS. Przybyszewo (f. 729v) receipt. myself

3837 (No. 73) 1682

Urszula-Małg. Krzycka, (!) F. Adam-Henryk Wojerz in the comrade Melch. Gurowski, cupbearer from Posen and Krzysztof-Zygm. Kotwicza friends with 1st father. and matrix. for permission. Jan Jerzy and Melchior Wojerz of their sons, receipt. Barbara Krzycka, widow of Ol. Janie-Jerzy Nostitz Drzewiecki, his sister, his family. from PLN 4,000. (f. 733)

4155 (No. 77 III) 1698

Helena-Bogumiła Kalkreyterowna, father Hieronim K. from ol. Anna-Eufrozyny Walticzowny, wife of Henryk Goddfryd Drzewiecki, receipt. Brother of the Maksymiljan Ferdynand K. family from the file with father. and mac. PLN 2,000. (f. 12v), Gothic signature: Heinrich Gottfriedt von Nostitz

4445 (No. 77 VIII) 1712

Krzysztof from Kursk Luka, and Anna-Elżb, de Nostitz Drzewiecka got married. with me i hon. Andrzej Remfel from 2nd counter. List in Dębowejłęka S. v. PLN 5,000. (f. 60v)

4447 (No. 77 VIII) 1712

Wolfgang-Ernest de Nostitz Drzewiecki, S. Ol. Fryderyk de ND, e.g. 1,000 thousand ce. Salomei-Beacie de Stibitz, former father Charles-Henryk de Stibitz, his wife (f. 64v)

4467 (No. 77 IX) 1713

Jerzy-Zygmunt and Krzysztof-Fryderyk, family brothers and seers Tossowie, S. ol. Henryk, Anna-Helena Tossówna, d. after ol. Adam Kalkreyterem and Adam-Ertman, the same ol. Adam Kalkr. from ol. Małgorzata de Nostitz 1st v. Beg. Son, and Karol-Zygmunt, Adam Leonard and Ludwik KK. S. ol. Adam K. from the same Tossówna, sisters of the family testimony, receipt from 1,200 tal. record. me from ol. Adam Kalk. (f. 13v)

4528 (No. 79) 1719

Ernest-Wilhelm Bojanowski, S. Wacław-Achacego, Zuzanna-Elżbieta de Schwaichen, f. Mein, raub. Scripture from 1718. List 27 / VIII. in Drzewce on p. 50,000 PLN. (F. 66). Wireless. the heir of the village of Drzewce with his wife Wolfgang-Ernest de Nostitz Drzewiecki, the father of other parts of this village, robs. Screenplay for 500 tal. ce. (f. 69)

4634 (No. 79) 1718

Konrad Troszka, Sr. Father Asma Tr. With I and Barbara Slichtynkowna cP Samuel Sl. rotm. JKMci, Comrade Samuel Nostitz Drzewiecki, Sr. Father Jan ND from Ol. Krystyna Slichtynk. Testimony from Troszkowa family sisters, nephew from II, married receipt. with inventory (f. 28v)

4749 (No. 81) 1726