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The noble Polish family Alfred. Die adlige polnische Familie Alfred.

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The noble Polish family Alfred.

Die adlige polnische Familie Alfred.

The noble Polish family Alfred.

Part Kossowa and cold called Glogowska 1552 and the second part, Leżnicką and 1576 years Glogau belongs to Jan and Marcin Kossowski (PAW.). Łęczyca file exchange Piotr Kossowski , 1387 years , and Mikołaj v. Mischka, 1392-1399 ( Łęcz. I. 461 1861, 2409 , 6000 ) . Jan , pastor of the united Leżnicy James and Adalbert , whether through whole Kossowscy brothers , heir of n Kossowa , in the parish of settlement , the estates defendant in 1462 on the tenth of the pastor of Boleścin ( Pom. Journal. W. Mi XVI .587) . Wojciech and his wife Katarzyna Popiołkówną , 1483 estates heirs from n Leżnicy ( Korytk. Archbishop. ) . Mikołaj 1489 and January 1507 , canons włocławscy . Marcin , son of Piotr , the heir of von Pilch , Constanta and Jakobs , the Prusków and Jans wife , the estate daughter of Mikołaj Chrościńskiego , Will Chrościńskiej in Łęczycki 1576 ( PAW. ) . Lives in the mid-sixteenth century Jan Kossowski , had two sons, Marcin and Andrzej. Marcin sued Czudnikowskiego 1580 years and left three sons , Jan, Piotr and Mikołaj. Jan went in 1604, some Kupienina Puczkowi. Piotr , together with Jan , in 1604 in Przedeczu after receiving the sum and confirming the goods sum from 1625 , wrote to his daughter , Eve Rożnieckiej . Mikołaj , Margrave przedecki 1627 1631 Brest, to confirm in 1627 Komorowski . In 1627 Chotel Trzebuchowskiemu sold it. His son Jan wrote in 1640 years the estate sum of his wife Jadwiga von Czackich (Gr. before 564 28 f., 52 f. 291, 496 and 635; F. 54 209, 69 550 and 90 f, 70 f and 227 228) . Andrzej , the second son of Jan and his brother Marcin , testified in 1589 , providing goods for living with his wife Jadwiga Psarskich in 1582 , who gave the goods permission to sell Kalten . In 1593 acquired and sold Wstowo Psary Kretkowskiemu 1599 , signed in 1602 , his second wife, Dorothy von Wstowskich , life imprisonment for Wstowie. With Psarskie, other sons, Adalbert, Stanisław and Andrzej and Wstowskiej, Jan and Stefan. 1608 years Wojciech confirmed Psar sales contract , it had been made by his father , and Stanisław , 1615 years brings the books of the castle przedeckiego , Wstowa sale deed made by his father . 1619 years Andrzej has renounced his rights to Psar Kretkowskiemu. Dorothy Wstowskich 1628 withdrew her rights to her husband's assets, her sons: Stefan and Jan (Grodz. before 291 f 29, f 30, 188, 37 and 128 f 18, f 41 and 303 f 47 . 196, 50, 297 f , 171 f 61, 65 f 2 , 67 f 69 f 435 and 654 ) . Jakób , the son of Rosław , 1617 . Andrzej entered a contract with Siemianowskim in 1648 (ibid. 63 f 53 and f 72 482). James and Jan, the estates sons of Piotr. The goods first sued Mielinski 1580, and the goods second Sierakowskiego confirm 1586 (group before . 28 f 34 f 680 and 452 ). When Jakób sons , Samuel and Przeclaw left , his wife wrote of Maryannie Kaznowskich , the estates sum of 1625 ( ibid. 69 f 45 f and 46 71 245 ) , and Janie other sons , Krzysztof testified irritably 1623 the estates Łętkowskiego , Chrysostom , who wrote the goods of those 1623 6,000 Flora . Maryannie wife and Adam, who in 1631 , Jan and Stanisław Kossowski (ibid. 67 f 52 f 69 f 45 and 46 71 245 , 70 298 f) confirm. Adam , son of Stanisław , bondholder Grochowiska 1608 named his sons Łukasz and Andrzej , 1625 Witowskiego confirm . Łukasz Under Delegated Municipality przedecki 1634 . Stanisław , the third son of Adam , bought some 1619 years defective (ibid. 49 f. 261, 50, 282 f, 112 f 55, f 63 53 69 f 79 and f 70 604) . Samuel von Hawthorn, the son of Jakobus, the brother of the Przecław, became a record of his brother Przecław 770 flora in 1628. and the cousin Chrysostom, 1,000 plants. Married to Sophie Wappenurtówną , Kasztelanka Kamieniec, took 1651 years after Oleska Mąkolice in Sieradz. His children : Susanna , for Albrecht Achacym Ligęza with the time castellan Czchowskie , Anna , Benedictine in Jaroslavl and Kazimierz , married 1644 Jadwiga Tymińska , 2nd time Kazimierzów Lipczyńska , with whose son Samuel and daughter Zofia , the estates remained in 1654 r . cared for Ligęza . samuel v Samuel Kazimierz , ensign Zator and Auschwitz 1690 testified in 1671 , the estates development of life in prison with his wife, Krysia Zofianną , who left estates a son, Kazimierz and daughters : Eleanor , one-of Christmas v. Krysia 1692 and two o v. Jerzowę Starzechowska 1700 and Anna Janow Parysow Krysia 1700 After the death of Lukas Kossowski was 1659 cześnikiem Łęczycki Wawrzyniec, then cupbearer 1667 married Maryann von Bromirskich 1666 years ( Ręk. Oss. Sig . 139 f 118) . He still lived 1673 Jan Kossowski von Hawthorn, Czesnik smith 1727 was cześnikiem Inowrocław 1730 Andrzej , fang Łęczycki , died 1732 with Joanna Iwańska , had a son Ignacy , married to Frances Gołkowska , the son of Jan Chrysostom 1791 moved the estate sum Brochockiemu (DW 107 f 1322 ). In the first half of the eighteenth century there were two brothers (putative sons of Andrzej) born to Barbara Paruszewski, Antoni and Stefan, who wrote Hawthorn. Antoni , catch Bydgoszcz 1727 and regents kancelaryi less Lithuanian caught up Inowrocław 1728 . In 1733 he was a member of the Brest Kujawski region and signed a general confederation of Warsaw (Obl . Warsz. 422 49 f). The consensus Royal from 1732 , from the district Dorpowski przedecki the estates brother departed , Stefan bought 1745 In 1744 , the treasurer of the court of the crown , the estates resigned office in 1762 , received the district office Sieradz 1748 in 1764 at the Office of the Crown, was Secretary of the Great Crown. He died in 1771, his tombstone on the outside wall of the XX church. Carmelites in Leszno Street in Warsaw. After and governor Budzyński, who renounced the estates of the Szołdrskim district in 1748 (M. 228 f. 623) and Wałcz in 1765, that the district resigned to Mielżyńskiemu for consensus Royal 1766 received from him in return for the estates of the County of Radziejowski son Ignacy (Sig. 31 and Chancellor IV 31 197 f ) . Kłodawski district office, which also had as he went to the son in 1768 (M. 234 f. 454). In 1761 he was major-general and the estates royal army regiment łanowego ( Ziem . Kuj ), from which a regiment joined in 1768 (Sig. 32) . In 1764, Field Marshal Bund Kuyavian Provinces, Lord Brest, signed the election of King Stanisław August. Married the first time with Zuzanna Walewska , starościanką wartską , goods testified record for life 1737 ( DW 101 f 587 and Gr before . 277 87 f ), 2-oz Caroline Dąmbska , for which goods he received in year 1767 r . award life imprisonment the district office Kłodawski (Sig. 30 ), left the estates first wife three sons , Rocha , Stanisław and Ignacy , who testified in 1773 year division of property , the estates remaining parents (DW 90 f. 110) . In 1747, while Treasurer GErikht is in a clean, wealth Cieńskich as a witness at the wedding of his niece, Kunigunde Cienski, daughter of Andrzej and Christina Brest Junker Schnitzer Kossowski, with Santa Claus Wodziński, cantonal judge Kruszwickim (Act Wedding. In Liszkowo). From the sons of the Secretary of the Royal Crown : 1 Roch , his father governor Sieradzki , already in 1757 , they also estates his father's crown GErikht treasurer and received the estates county Parczew 1762 he went the same year the county Sieradz , brother Stanisław (Sig. 27). In 1791 was the treasurer of the crown, was 1792, the district, Łęczyca, emfiteutycznem law on goods 50 ( Kancl. 71 II f 3 and Sig. 37) . Łęczycki and deputy speaker of the region of this provincial federation in 1766 , signed in 1764 , the election of King Stanisław August . Heir Lagiewniki and Kabylnik years 1788 (DW 104 f 613), received medals: St. Stanisław 1765 1774 estates White Eagle (Cancl. 52 f 35). In 1780 he was introduced to the palace on Bielańska Street in Warsaw (DW 96 839 f) . Married the first time to von Constanta Łubieńska , daughter of Kazimierz governor lelowskiego and Jadwiga Rudnicki , together with whom was introduced in 1766, the palace was bought by Przebendowskiego , Jesuit Street in Warsaw (DW 85 806 f , 89 f 595 and 597 , 106 f 289 ), 2- for Bielinska v. Barbara , daughter of Franz and Christine Czersk governor of Prince Sanguszko , died in Warsaw , 1801 , he testifies in 1783 , a record for life ( DW 99 f . 920 ), left the estates second wife sons : Karol FranciszekAntoni , b . Warsaw 1792 ( metr. the bone . St. Jan ) , the lieutenant of the 3rd drive regiment of the Duchy of Warsaw 1830 heir of n Beleżyniec in Volhynia , who died in 1869 , and Thaddeus Maurice , b . 1795 Kozłówka (metr. in Kamionce) and daughters Zofia Graf Ignaców Wielopolska and Christine Adams Świejkowskią. Maurice, son of Rocha, married, in 1823, in Warsaw, Anna Constanta Cieszewską Pelagia, divorced Czołhańską and left their daughters, Zofia, who died in 1889, and Barbara Lipkowska and sons, Stanisław Tadeusz, was born. 1824 Wojszyce inheritance from n , after which the estates daughter Marya Marchwicka and sons : Maurice , Kazimierz and Jan and Piotr Henrykk , b . 1828 , the estates died in 1903 , bishop serreńskiego , auxiliary bishop General Plock , then Kujawski . Maurice 1837 Karol 1843 and Tadeusz Stanisław 1863 surveyed the nobility in the Kingdom of Poland (with Teki Rummla BW). 2 Stanisław , the second son Antoni , the secretary of the crown, the governor Sieradzki 1762 years after the retreat of the county from his brother Rocha . In 1764, Lord Sieradzki signed the election of King Stanisław August. In 1765 he received a letter przypowiedny the goods armored squadron , after the surrender of her father (Sig. 31) . Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław in 1780 In 1792 the district received a law emfiteutycznem Obornicka on the 50 ( Kancl . 71 II f 6). Married to Eva Gałęzowską sentenced to life imprisonment in 1767 , on the lease Polkowski to 1775 years for the district office Sieradz ( Kancl. 34 II f 32 and Sig. 32 ). In 1796, in his Sieroszewski (DW 111 f 253) confirm. 3 Ignacy , brother of the previous two , Elector of King Stanisław August , the governor Radziejów 1766 , 1768 , from his father received the estates county Kłodawa beds , by consensus the king of the year (Sig. 32) . In 1777 the district Radziejowski joined Zakrzewski. In 1779 he was a candidate for Kastellany Kruszwica and 1787 to Sieradz ( melting point) . 1778 Married to Katarzyna Szydłowska starościanką uszycką , he left his daughter Anna , first widow and divorced 2nd time Józef Drużbacką , died childless in 1843 , estates Stefan , brother of Antoni , secretary of the crown, Czesnik Brest 1736 and received a royal consensus of the county of przedecki in 1745 from Antoni (M. 227 f. 370). In the years : 1746 , 1749 , 1752 , 1755 , in the year 1757 , 1758 and 1761 received royal consensus to transfer the county estates to different persons, but apparently they gave his son Antoni, who with the title , a member of Brest In 1764 he signed the election of King Stanisław August. Stefan , was with Anna Wilkszycką , daughter of Franz and Frances him inowłodzkiego Leszno , 2 v. Wives of Jakób Kossowski, Ensign Brzezinski (DW 77 284 f) married. With her sons Antoni and Hyacinth. Antoni , starościc przedecki , the governor himself was przedecki 1764 1774 she moved Kretkowskiemu ( Kancl. 52 IV f 213) . After the death of his mother was a village mansion Kubłowo 1772 ( Kancl . 50 II 181 f.). In 1785 he was castellan inowłodzkim and the Order of the Holy. Stanislaw . In 1782 he was a member of the Łęczycki Region. In 1790 , Knight of the Order of the White Eagle . Married the first time with Gąsiorowska with Angela , he received together with Kubłowo 1772 2nd time with Maryann v. Wodzinska, daughter of Karol, the mayor and nurskiego Ostrowski, with the time Kastellan Reich Kongress and Antonina Godlewskich, who signed the estates prenuptial 1792 (DW 109 f 434) marriage contract, with his second wife had a son, Jan Józef, born Krzysztof became. Sucha , in Bedlnie 1797 Wojszyce heir of n , Tadeusz , proved the Polish nobility in the kingdom before 1850 , childless Julia Bratoszewską wrote baptized died 1891 Jacek ( Hiacent ) starościc przedecki , brother Antoni , received the estates 1782 1787 years rezygnacyę Parśni estates and Bielawa , her brothers stryjecznych, Rocha, Treasurer and Ignacy (DW 98 Gr f 1356 before. f 98 166). Wojski more Szadkowski 1784 1781 and was married by Teresa Orsettich , daughter of William , ensign and Zofia Bielsko Poniatowski , the wife of the first time with Stefan Jastrzembowskiego , ensign inowłodzkiego (Gr. before . 99 f 29). Konstantin von Hawthorn , son of Kazimierz Jackowic heir of n , married to Constanta Starzyńska years 1688 ( Gr. heal . ). Kazimierz von Hawthorn Kossowski, Stamirowska married Constanza, daughter of Szczesny, Ensign Sochaczew and Zofia Izbińskich, 1716, he gave his sons, Antoni and Franciszek, a good high higher and lower, in the province of Łęczycki, forever. Antoni married a Jarzyniankę Anna and their son Józef , who, with Christine Kharkiv, had a son , Jan. After Franciszeklink's son Ludwik. Michał Hawthorn Kossowski acquired in 1750 Łobodzice and dear Łobodzką, in the province of Sieradz (coat of arms. King.). He probably inherited the same estates Michał when Margrave Sieradzki signed the election of King Stanisław August. In 1774 his son, Jerzy, retired to manors in Brodnia and Beach, in the province of Sieradz ( Kancl. 52 IV f 98) . Franciszek, cupbearer inowłodzki , died in 1757 Is not his sons goods , Roch and Stanisław , podczaszyce inowłodzcy , Elector Stanisław August . Jakób Czesnik 1733 was cupbearer inowłodzkim 1734 and 1735 , the goods pantry, at the end of the first bearer Brzezinski 1736 with the latter entered office 1754 was his wife FranciszekLeszczyńska , daughter of Wenzel podstolego Warsaw, widow FranciszekWilkszyckim (DW 68 f 77 f 798 and 284). N. , with Czesnik was cupbearer inowłodzkim 1735 his son , provided by hr . Czarnecki , will be Tomasz , the governor balkowski 1759 , the heir of Grove, in the province of Łęczycki ( Coat of arms. King . ) . It was 1760 and Brzezinski podstolim this title when a member of Łęczycki signed the election of King Stanisław August. In 1765 Orlov squire squire Brzeziński 1766 1779 lieutenant Orlov , at the end of 1785 ensign Brzeziński . With Zofia Mieńkińskiej (or Zofia Stokowska ? ) had daughters Lipińska generals and Frances Andrzejów Cielecka , and the son of Józef , b . 1763 died 1814 successor of Rudnik and Grove, Staroste balkowskiego 1789 ( VL ) , cupbearer inowłodzkiego 1791 married to Maryann bar . Rosenówną, daughter of Józef, former Polish army general and Eva from Kossowski. With her 1 Franciszek, the heir of Pieńczniewic , to Rose Żychlińska , the estate daughter of Ludwik and Christina Bojanowski , the estate Mieczyslaw son, who was married to Anna Wagrowska and daughter Marya, married for Maryan Roznowskie. 2 Joanna, for Ferdinand Potworowski. 3 Barbara , a Thaddeus Roznowskie . 4 Józef, the one-of v. Lenartowiczowa, 2nd time Szymanowska. 5 Anastasius. 6 Wladyslaw . 7 Jan , former Polish Army officer. 8 Karol Marcin Mikołaj , was born. 1803 the owner Rudnik , married 1st time Żychlińska with Ludwike , daughter of Ludwik and Christina Bojanowski , estates his daughter Stefania Alfredowa Nieszkowska , Kazimiera Teodorów Jabłkowska and Ludwike Arthurs Łubieńska , 2nd time estates Bogusława Żychlińska , estates sister of the previous one , son of Karol , was born. 1843 Dworszewic heir of n, married to Pelagia Wojakowska, daughter of Karol and Augustinus von Parczew, the estates of Tadeusz, Janina, Zofia and Isabella (coat of arms. Count Mo.). Stanisław , Jan , Krzysztof , Stefan , Raphael Samuel and Stanisław second , from the Łęczycki , and Szymon , the Inowrocław , Elector King Michał . Józef von Hawthorn, Royal Chamberlain Brzezinski 1748 . Jan, Czesnik inowłodzki by Maryinna Olszanickiej, had a son, Felicyana, who acquired estates part of the 1764 Parśni and Bielawa from Bielawski (DW 84 f. 756). The same Felicyan v. Feliks , was treasurer inowłodzkim 1772 died in 1780 Piotr , treasurer inowłodzki 1762 died in 1771 Mikołaj and Świętosław vom Łęczycki , Elector Stanisław August . in 1773 Świętosław's son Raphael with Hawthorn, Treasurer Gostyń and Maryinna Gozdowski sold his inheritance from in Kossowie and cold brother Wojciech. The Güterse Adalbert von Hawthorn , titled treasurer Krzemieniec (D W. 90 f 294 and 335 ).Stanisław , armies greater Brzeziński 1783 Józef Chamberlain Stanisław August 1791 , descendants of Kazimierz , 1716 High heir of , Michał , the owner Łobodzic in 1750 and Tomasz , alderman balkowskiego , the owners of the Grove 1759: FranciszekRemigiusz and Karol Marcin Mikołaj , questioned the estates sons Józef , Hippolytus , Wawrzyniec , the son of Ludwik, Apolonia and Maryanna , daughter of Erasmus and Eleonore von Jerzmanowski and Andrzej , son of Franciszek, the nobility in the Kingdom of Poland until 1850 Mikołaj von Hawthorn, the royal guard ensign, son of Jerzy and Marcyanny Wiszczyckiej 1767 Tomasz von Hawthorn, stolnikowi Brzezinski, moved the estates assets, the estates after his mother (DW 86 f 38) .

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Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa (Vol. 7 p. 427-467)

Potocki, Pilawa coat of arms , in different provinces the house is famous for its age, merits and honors. Okolski held that this honorable family descended from the Moskorzewski Pilavites; but in this he errs; because, as I wrote under the coat of arms of Pilawa, Aleksander son of Żyrosław, the ancestor of this coat of arms, as the same author admits, had eight sons, one of them was Janusz from Moskorzewo, voivode of Kraków, who was another Sulisław from Potok, because I read him in the Jędrzejowski Monastery catalogue, and it is known that he was the first to write Potok from here, which, like his brother Janusz, separated him from Moskorzew for himself. Then this Sulisław was the castellan of Sandomierz in 1217, when he entered the list of Leszek the White Duke. For the same reason and for other reasons, I understand that these will correct the gray opinion relating to the beginnings of the Potocki Pilavites to the Buczacki family, for the Buczacki Pilavites (because the Abdeks, as they were called in their place , the earlier ones) only around 1540. They began to be called Buczackie when Tworowski Pilawita took the last Buczacka heiress of the abdication coat of arms, and the Potocki family under that name worked them for glory several centuries earlier. Some also understand that the Potok, located in the Sieradz Voivodeship, is the nest of this brave family, after all, in their opinion, on no unfounded basis can I abandon the authors older than Kobierzycki. Paprocki and Okolski and others; All claim that the Kraków province, like many of the most accurate names, was the beginning of the Potocki Pilavites, and even if they are silent, the gravediggers for men who remember this blood, then in Jędrzejów, then in Potok nearby von Jędrzejów, ordered that they themselves would speak for the open truth. This is the potok from which I once tithed to Jędrzejów Abbey, first Maurus, the bishop of Kraków, and then his successor Radost, who joined in 1144, and [p. 428] Wincenty Kadłubek, her successor, soon confirmed what Starowol had written to posterity. in the life of the same Kadłubek: he places the village of Borowa there, from which I understand that the Borowski Pilavites got their name. When some of the Potocki family moved to Ruthenia from Krakowski and became famous there with their knightly works and became famous, they financed złoty potok at that time as discussed below. what Starowol wrote about posterity. in the life of the same Kadłubek: he places the village of Borowa there, from which I understand that the Borowski Pilavites got their name. When some of the Potocki family moved to Ruthenia from Krakowski and became famous there with their knightly works and became famous, they founded Złoty Potok at that time as will be discussed below. what Starowol wrote about posterity. in the life of the same Kadłubek: he places the village of Borowa there, from which I understand that the Borowski Pilavites got their name. When some of the Potocki family moved to Ruthenia from Krakowski and became famous there with their knightly works and became famous, they founded Złoty Potok at that time as will be discussed below.

According to Sulisław, Sandomierski's castellan, the antiquity of his successors is finally buried deep in our memory, which I could read in various places, I quote here. Sulisław, the castellan of Zawichostki, signed a letter from Bolesław the Chaste at Nakiel. in Michow. fol. 177. in 1256 and the city of Kraków in 1258. About Klemens, the castellan of Lublin in 1256. About Jędrzej, the castellan of Wojnica in 1287. About Jan, the castellan of Sandomierz in the same year. In the first volume I talked about Klemens, the Sieradz castellan in 1306, and also about Bogusław, the Sandomierz castellan in 1256. Jan of Potok, the court of the Elżbieta court, the Queen of Hungary, son of Alexander, a courageous man who lived in the times of King Łokietek. Joannes Turów writes about him, Felicianus sicarius Hungarus, in Carolum Regem Hungariae Elisabetamque Reginam cum fenum strinxisset, et jam Regem Reginamque sauciasset, Joannes, Filios Aleksandri de Comitatu Potokiensi, bonae indolis juvenis, Vicedapifer reginae, in sicarium invectus, eum. ferro transfixit and in Cenam dejecit. Sarnicki lib. 6.fol . 3I1. says, and Joanne Patocio; but both in it and in other authors it is known that the printing house made a mistake in the following way: because Stryjkov. On his pilgrimage to Hungary after learning of the matter, Jan Potocki, a Polish nobleman, wrote and Długosz, expressing this danger from King Charles in 1330, said that this John das de comitat of Regio Joannes filios Aleksandri de Potochen, adolescens, war ingenuus , tui Dapiferi officio fungebatur, Felicianum in pueros regios, rawlitatis et necis opera anhelantem primus aggressus, sic na ictu, inter collum et scapulas inflicto, repressit debilitavitque, ot corruens deflueret praeceps in Cenam. The same is attested about him by others, Załuski Speech different f.Tember Chron 78. It is not surprising that at the Hungarian court a teacup was a Pole: for Elizabeth of Charles, the wife of the Hungarian king, was the daughter of the king of Poland , with which many Polish nobles moved to Hungary.

Włostko, the heir of Potok, signed inter praesentes on the list of the Jędrzejów monastery in 1366. 429] Paprok. about the coat of arms. fol 73. was then soon the castellan of Wiślicki, with whose title I read it under the privilege of Casimir the Great, granted to the city of Kraków in 1368. Jakub, the castellan of Radom in 1398. He narrates the letter from Jagiełło the king, given to the city of Lublin. Bernard flourished around 1435. recommended husband and his piety and greatness of spirit, but his age hid his honor: it is certain, however, that the Potocki-Pilawite family flourished from its beginnings in the first background of dignity, our writers testify, after all equal to others, so always loved them, and they sacredly guarded that to exotic titles and glorious privileges, transferable from other countries, of princes, counts and margraves, they gladly invited themselves to them and more than once did not allow them to be accommodated, as they had enough because they came from the Polish nobility. There were estates of three of Bernard's sons, Bernard, Maciej and Stanisław, but the others say that there were eight estates, all of whom, with the respect of their brother, Abbot Jędrzejowski, gave their home wealth, the monastery, for the increase in worship for ever : like Nakielski in his Miechovia fol. 510. mentions Piotr and Jan Potocki in 1460. in Szczepanowice. they gave up eternal times: jakoż Nakielski in his Miechów fol. 510. mentions Piotr and Jan Potocki in 1460. in Szczepanowice. they gave up eternal times: jakoż Nakielski in his Miechów fol. 510. mentions Piotr and Jan Potocki in 1460. in Szczepanowice.

Bernard, Abbot Jędrzejowski, son of Bernard, was named after Okolski; but Starowolski in the life of Wincenty Kadłubek, I call him Stanisław, which I understand, maybe both are true, that is, the baptismal name Bernard took on himself, which was later changed to Stanisław during the monastic investiture. After Jakub Michowski on the Vilnius suffragany, according to the papal consensus, began to govern the Jędrzejów Abbey, already the twenty-fourth since the beginning of this monastery began the abbot, in the period of which it was published, Liber retaxationum "around the year 1.550 of all praise him, that he was a divine celebrant, a model of monasticism and an adornment of his homeland, both of whom died childless, von Goworczanka, coat of arms of Rawicz, his third wife, he had three sons, Jerzy, Wojciech and Jędrzej From these Jerzy, the eldest , his son with his famous Bernard, a famous captain and warrior, but above all his bravery, on the occasion of Wiśniowiec with the Perekop Tars, published in 1512, about which Justus Decius, de Sigismundi I. temporibus, fol cum Litvanicis copiis, et Nicolaus Kameneccius cum Polonicis, ad Wiśniowiecciam opponunt [p. 430] se hostibus, qui statim in Constantini aciem irrumpunt, at il le ut fugam suorum vidit, Polonos ut subveniant, hortatur, negotium hoc Alberto Sampolinscio et Bernardo Potoccio, strenuis militibus creditum, who attacked with a big heart and captured by the prisoners the Tatars, after having broken through estates when they found them from the Untied and they overpowered the pagans, defeated the Tatar army with such a memorable defeat that twenty-five thousand of their corpses were counted, ten thousand horses captured, sixteen thousand slaves captured, as Bielski says. 519. I like him Jacob, but Starovol. in Monum. from his tombstone, Bernard and Sarnicki. I don't know if it wasn't his wife that Paprocki writes about, Elżbieta Kościelecka, Łęczyca voivode, who later married Sebastian Żórawiński, castellan of Halych. Wojciech, the second son of Stanisław, a group of four daughters, Barbara Samborzęcka, Zofia, Anna and Katarzyna; (probably one of them was not for Jerzy Lutomirski, the flag-bearer Kamieniecki), he left three sons. Jan, the son of Plajska's first wife, son Stanisław, and two daughters, Katarzyna Swarczowska and Jadwiga Strzałkowska, wife Gawrońska from the second, two sons, Remigian and Jan Nikolaus. , that of Katarzyna Gruszczyńska, a judge from Sandomierz, divided Poland into two sons: because Stanisław settled in Wielkopolska near Jarocin and Jędrzej in the Duchy of Lithuania: Stanisław's descendants flourished in Poznań Voivodeship in those times when N was castellan Rogoziński , he had behind Mięszkovską Poznańska, from which one son was killed young, the other Stefan, his daughter became his Benedictine in Poznań in 1532. Wojciech, who spent almost all his life in the camp until he was eighty years old, in various ex-issues, became a captain, buried in Jezupol at OO. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. He divided Poland into two sons: because Stanisław settled in Wielkopolska near Jarocin and Jędrzej in the Duchy of Lithuania: from Stanisław at that time flourished the descendants in the Poznań province, from which N. Castellan was Rogoziński, he had a Mięszkowska Poznań judge behind him , one of whom had killed a son young, the second Stefan, his daughter became a Benedictine in Poznań in 1532. Wojciech, who had spent most of his life in the camp until he was eighty years old, was a captain in various ex-issues, buried in Yezupol at the OO. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. He divided Poland into two sons: because Stanisław settled in Wielkopolska near Jarocin and Jędrzej in the Duchy of Lithuania: from Stanisław at that time flourished the descendants in the Poznań province, from which N. Castellan was Rogoziński, he had a Mięszkowska Poznań judge behind him , one of whom had killed a son young, the second Stefan, his daughter became a Benedictine in Poznań in 1532. Wojciech, who had spent most of his life in the camp until he was eighty years old, was a captain in various ex-issues, buried in Yezupol at the OO. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. Stanisław's descendants then flourished in the Poznań Voivodeship, of which N. was castellan Rogoziński, he had Mięszkowska Poznańska behind him, one of whose sons was killed young, the other Stefan, his daughter, was a Benedictine monk in Poznań in 1532. Wojciech, who digested almost all his life in the camp until he was eighty years old, captain in various ex-issues, buried, he rests in Jezupol at the OO. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. Stanisław's descendants then flourished in the Poznań Voivodeship, of which N. was castellan Rogoziński, he had Mięszkowska Poznańska behind him, one of whose sons was killed young, the other Stefan, his daughter, was a Benedictine monk in Poznań in 1532. Wojciech, who digested almost all his life in the camp until he was eighty years old, captain in various ex-issues, buried, he rests in Jezupol at the OO. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. who, having spent almost all his life in the camp, up to the age of eighty years of his life, captain in various ex-editions, is buried in Jezupol with the fathers. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620. who, having spent almost all his life in the camp, up to the age of eighty years of his life, captain in various ex-editions, is buried in Jezupol with the fathers. Dominikanów, his wife Dorota Zajączkowska, from this line came Maksymilian Potocki from Wola Wielka near Żarnow, his daughter followed Stanisław Kozierowski around 1620.

Jakub, the court marshal of Zygmunt August, then still King of Poland, by Father Maciej (he was the third brother of Bernhard Abbot Jędrzejowski, the standard-bearer of Krakowski, born part of his fortune, sacrificed to the glory of God, some of his brothers had his cousins ​​abandoned), all poured out for the favor of the Motherland, Therefore, in the camp he was so engaged in chivalry and martial arts that Zygmunt I subordinated his son August institution in bachelor works and in bloody merits, the estates of Zahajpol or Zajpole and Sokołów , [p. 431] he set eternal times for him and his successors, from which thereafter Zahajpol, the Potok on Pokucie on the Dniester remained; née Kozimińska, he had sons, Mikołaj and Jędrzej, and a repeated marriage with Jazłowiecka, two daughters, one of which went to the ensign of Podolski, the second to Mikołaj Koryciński; and the son of Stanisław, he left his son Jan, the starost of Tłoczacki, who acquired his inheritance on the Grodecki estate, was well honed in foreign languages ​​​​and in the camp, for the benefit of his homeland, for his fame name, was commanded by the captain Ostrorożanka , his wife, a daughter was born to him by Anna Wesslowa, Starosta Rożańska, Acta Castren. Zakroczym. 1646. and the son of Mikołaj, the royal captain, who according to Okolski of Logofetowno was the chancellor of Multańska (i.e. as I read in Actis Castren. Zakroczym. 1646. of Katarzyna Maraczanka, who after his death married Count Jan Tarnowski, the had fathered two sons, Stanisław and Jan, was buried with this tombstone: Si intueris quis fueram? sub auspiciis Ducis Exercituum Stanislae Żołkiewski, quiesco. Vale et cogita tuum extremum diem. Hodie vel cras sequeris; by his sons Stanisław, the royal colonel , his wife Zofia Makowiecka, the Stolniks from Halicka: the second Jan Karol, the cupbearer from Podolski, had his banners during the siege of Zbarazek Konst 1653 .f 3. and 1661. fol 1. Barbara Potocka was behind Jakub Myszkowski from Mirów, the burgrave of Krakowski Jędrzej, the second son of Jakub née Kozimińska, left the son of Jakub Halicki, chamberlain and captain, with Florian Zebrzydowski Hetman, bravely in Newl against Moscow: the The inscription on his grave in Budziacz says about him: Siste parumper eter, percurrens hic sta viator, Perlege, sed maestus Sarmata luge, precor. Potocius recubat gentis generosa propago Vandalitum, lapidis mole tegente caput. Quem Scytha, quem Valachus, quem turca timebat iniquus. Hunc brevis urna capit, pulvis et umbra tenut; from Ostrowska his son Jędrzej Ensign Podolski, spent forty years of his life in the service of his homeland and on war occasions, died in 1572. His grave in Buczac is mentioned as follows: Positus hic guy Andreas Potocki Vexillifer Camenecensis, Equitum Ductor, cognovit eum Moschusa magnan Equimum, Scyrenit eum Moschusa magnan Equimum, st.; his daughter married the starost of Chełm, Woroniecki; be, how many years do I get from the calculator, Bielski recalls when Krępski describes his defeat in 1563. Around. Volume. 3rd fol. 190 says that some [p. 432] from Potocki, named after the estates of Swięcice Trzonowe, Święcickiemi, one of which was after Zbylitowski. Aries. and at MS. claims that in Kraków Jędrzej Potocki left in Jeziorowice with the coat of arms Czermińska, Jelita, sons and daughters,

Mikołaj General Podolski, Starost of Chmielnik, Royal Captain and Regimental Bearer, son of Jakub née Kozimińska, the Elder; on the Dniester and in Wallachia, having established the beginnings of a heroic heart, and before that at the court of Sigismund I and Sigismund Augustus, he made the honor of his house with saber and unshakable loyalty to the lords; for which Zygmunt August gives him the privilege says: Cum esset nobis per multa et varia eximiae virtutis exemp, spectata fides atque integritas, Nicolai Potocki, quam ab ineunte aetate sua, adhuc D. Parenti nostro, in ejus aula educatus, deinde etiam in nostra per multos annos deliciousissime versatus, testatam re liquit; plurima insuper documenta egregii animi atque fortitudinis, in militia, per tuendis finibus Regni nostri, per multa dispendia suscepta, praebuit, adeo ut omnium et nostro judicio, dignus existimatus sit, ut inter alios Patricios Proceres, et strenuos viros, de Republice benemeritos, ad praemia meritae virtutis vocaretur, etc. At the wedding of this zygmunt, he gloriously hunted with a copy of Orichov. in Panegir. nuptia. 1553. He was associated with Czermińska for life, of which he joined Trus Jakub, starost of Chmielnik, the other with Stanisław Wołucki, castellan of Halych, crown chamberlain, starost of Rawski. And five sons: John, Jędrzej, Jacob, Nicholas and Stefan. Of these, the royal captain Mikołaj died childless and young without being able to hope for himself, after whose death his wife Helena Kalinowska resumed her marriage to Prusinowski Janusz, the chamberlain Bełski. At the wedding of this zygmunt, he gloriously hunted with a copy of Orichov. in Panegir. nuptia. 1553. He was associated with Czermińska for life, of which he joined Trus Jakub, starost of Chmielnik, the other with Stanisław Wołucki, castellan of Halych, crown chamberlain, starost of Rawski. And five sons: John, Jędrzej, Jacob, Nicholas and Stefan. Of these, the royal captain Mikołaj died childless and young without being able to hope for himself, after whose death his wife Helena Kalinowska resumed her marriage to Prusinowski Janusz, the chamberlain Bełski. At the wedding of this zygmunt, he gloriously hunted with a copy of Orichov. in Panegir. nuptia. 1553. He was associated with Czermińska for life, of which he joined Trus Jakub, starost of Chmielnik, the other with Stanisław Wołucki, castellan of Halych, crown chamberlain, starost of Rawski. And five sons: John, Jędrzej, Jacob, Nicholas and Stefan. Of these, the royal captain Mikołaj died childless and young without being able to hope for himself, after whose death his wife Helena Kalinowska resumed her marriage to Prusinowski Janusz, the chamberlain Bełski. Jan, Jedrzej, Jakub, Mikołaj and Stefan. Of these, the royal captain Mikołaj died childless and young without being able to hope for himself, after whose death his wife Helena Kalinowska resumed her marriage to Prusinowski Janusz, the chamberlain Bełski. Jan, Jedrzej, Jakub, Mikołaj and Stefan. Of these, the royal captain Mikołaj died childless and young without being able to hope for himself, after whose death his wife Helena Kalinowska resumed her marriage to Prusinowski Janusz, the chamberlain Bełski.

Jan, the voivode of Bracławski, and field clerk of the Crown, General Podolski, Staroste Latyczowski, the eldest son of Mikołaj General Podolski. Kobierzycki in the story of f. 397. Starowol. in Bellat. Sarmatian. fol. 220. That's what they say about him. Our homeland had neither a brave soldier nor one more experienced in the chivalrous works of a commander of that time. Under the Nevela, according to Starovol. During the reign of the hussar banner Konstantyn Prince Ostrogski, the voivode of Kyiv, he established his martial origins, during the reign of Zygmunt August, where he put his arm on Moscow's neck, he soon showed what he could in the second campaign against the Tatarskis (but this Polish bachelor was scarcely born when this was [p. 433] the occasion). Stefan Batory, King of Poland, honorable bachelor, during the Moscow War he was already a colonel, so he loved him all the more, more than once in his eyes, stained with enemy blood, he saw from the descending field. Jan Zamojski, the hetman and crown chancellor, wanted him to have in all his expeditions the victorious glory as a participant, which he had suffered as a fearless and fortunate warrior on the most difficult occasions, for which he valued him so much that without his advice he would never do anything , and yes, he would often, with pleasure, testify to him that he was worthy of the one on whom the whole government army would rely with the highest mace: how without flatulence it would be Sigismund III . The King of Poland, how much more than all others who deserved him, if there were supposed heresies intruding even in this honorable house, and with some only in these days of our time; it was not a dam of the great, not even for others, of the royal favourites. It is certain that after Zamojski's death in 1605. Soon after, Żółkiewski was transferred from a smaller club to a larger one: by 1613, which can be learned from the crown constitutions, that year, as spoken in Żółkiewskie, and the smaller Koniecpolski became given to him, that is, until the death of this John and his brother Jakub, knowing his merits and the dignity of this brave leader, he saw the Polish throne. Thanks to his product, this Jan won many significant victories, and most importantly, after that, Zamojski received the victory of Michał, the voivode of Multański, who was left in Wołoszech by the same hetman to insure the new inmates Jeremi and Simeon Mohyla, hospodars of Wallachia , subjected to his rule by four thousand Polish troops. When the party began to raise Michał's head again, he humiliated them so much with his saber and bravery that Michał saved his life from a skirmish in just a few people. The leader of the rebellious Cossacks was suppressed by the leader. He struck down five thousand residents of Transylvania and had him impaled in 1608. During the uprising of Sigismund 11I. Almost all of this king's fortune fell on him, so much so that near Guzów, when the opportunity came with the rebels, this Jan with his brothers Jędrzej and Jakub, together with close relatives, Strus, Kalinowski, Golski, many people came to a buoy, with royal dignity, having shown his breast, he substituted for the army's forehead; there, when on the right wing of Chodkiewicz the Lithuanian hetman in a small handful of his own people gave in to the Rococoan urge, the royal hetman of the Crown of Żółkiewski (because the great mace was idle) [p. 434] on the left wing, for a close relationship with the Rokoszans, he gave little encouragement to his offer to the king; hitherto that, having broken through the confused royal army of ranks, rebels to the king of tears, Sigismund III. when he saw the incessant step of Potocki's field, or that others advised him to be rescued to a safer place, he received it with a great heart; Up until this point, Jan Potocki, having driven his opponents out of the field, despite knocking down almost all of the other side's momentum, returned with the win. After that, all the Potocki admitted the happy course of this battle, only Potocki, as clearly writes the Łubieński Bishop of Płock, who saw it himself, De motu Civili lib. 3rd fol. 131. Zygmunt transferred the Bracławskie province to him out of loyalty to himself after the death of Prince Janusz Zbarazki. The rebels, who scattered after this defeat to find themselves well hidden in Poland, did not give up until this brave husband, he was within the Polish borders, so he left with the army to start new revolts in the country to crush Wallachia; where he hit the Turks, Tatars and Vlachs on the head, the assembled forces gathered, and having won a great victory, he settled Konstantin Mohyla on the farm; Due to his absence in Poland, the old domestic storm was so dusty again in his homeland that King Sigismund, in order to seduce them, had to quickly revoke John of Wołoch, for whose arrival, when they lost their hope, the longed-for peace came to the kingdom. So experienced to have this lucky warrior Sigismund on his council, almost everything depended on him, and the king experienced him defending his majesty so that it would be there and freedom would not suffer the slightest harm. When Zygmunt and his army decided to visit Moscow, he first besieged Smolensk by instinct; where he transferred over the whole army there Żółkiewski in Zolkiewski's absence; from where some of the Feldhetman pay him homage: after all, neither his tombstone, which Okolski wrote, bestows that title on him. It is certain that this Jan from Guzowska had his own significant department of the army, which was not under the jurisdiction of the hetman, and as a field clerk for the crown had the first prerogative after the hetman in the army: before the capture of the city of Smolensk, not health as old as camp needs, in the years of his 56th life, in 1611, he ceased to live with regrets for the majesty and the well-wishers of his whole homeland. Starowolski describes it as follows: Vir pacis et belli artibus clarissimus, forma corporis simul [p. 435] dignitate congruebat, et oris decus, et morum elegantia adfuere. Fuit in eo praeterea labores, inediae, algoris, vigiliae patientia suma, item justitia, pietas, modestia, liberalitas, caeteraeque heroeci animi dotes. The Latyczowski Castle took from the foundation, which had written a certain sum to the royal estates by rewarding him with his homeland, with the condition that his successors should endure them for fifty years after his death. What about const. 1598 .fol . 690. and 1607. fol. 851 and 1609. fol. 897. He had behind him Elżbieta Kamieniecka, a Russian lady-in-waiting, an orthodox catholic, with whom he liked to live without children, after all opposite her as the one who OO. The Dominicans in Kamieniec and Latyczów, although far from our beliefs, funded large alms for them. In order. Soot. pile. fol. 106. However, apparently, shortly before his death he reconciled with the Catholic Church, but Starovol. place cit. writes,

Jędrzej, castellan of Kamieniec, starost of Białokamiński, second son of Mikołaj General Podolski, signed with these titles on Zygmunt III's list. 1609. in Posseliusz fol. 433. His younger years at the court of Sigismund Augustus he further glorified his homeland: still as butler of Podolski in 1589 he was a member of the Seym, where he signed the Będzin deal and re-entered in 1601, from where he was marked, to leave empty fields in Ruthenia and Podolia, he divided himself into well-deserved homeland. constant fol. 742. In 1607, as a deputy of the Rawska district on the same Seym, he received some liberties in bloody merits from the Commonwealth for the New Town he founded on his hereditary lands in Podolia near the Wallachian border. constant fol. 857. (You don't write what it was called though). The hands of his already captain, already experienced regiment carrier, suffered from Multany, Wołochy, Turks near Kraków and Dziurdów, where he and his brother Siemion settled in the Wołosek yard, there he covered the Multan fields with dense bissurmans with graves. During the uprising at Guzów, at Zygmunt III. Standing, he set his life up on the rampart, on that occasion he scarcely breathed among the dead. He renewed his marriage vows twice, the first time to Zofia Piasecka with the coat of arms of Zabawa, who had four sons: Mikołaj, Stanisław, Jerzy and Jakub; Two daughters, one Anna, the first with Stanisław Golski, the governor of Ruthenia, and after his death with Karol [p. 436] the prince of Korecki, the castellan of Volyn, made contracts for life; She was a pious woman, born of heretical parents, still a virgin and gravely ill, neglecting her father's failings, professing her Catholic faith, and she was always zealous in later life, even bringing her own brothers, Jerzy and Jakub persuaded to abandon heretical errors, she died in 1623. In the 1930s she was buried at Korets, where her tombstone hung on a silver plaque. The second Krystyna, the first relationship, Aleksander Humiecki, the castellan of Kamieniec, the second - Samuel Zamiechowski, wife 9 God rewarded her holy life with great favors, and divine secrets about future goods sensational; I read in the history of our Lemberg College that two theologians were deported from there, at the request of the Ordinaria Loci, for a more certain confirmation of these divine gifts: I would have listed them here if I could have had them authentically. I have only heard her say many times, "After that the name of the Potocki Pilavites will flourish as long as the crown treasury does not set foot in this house." Courtier of Zygmunt III. and at Smolensk the captain, when he inspected and measured the mines under the walls of that city by order of the king, shot over the shoulder with a bullet over his shoulder, he sealed the life of a young plow on his homeland, with his blood. Kobierzyc encourages him. Story. fol. 381. is located in Potok, from where Starov. in monuments. and ok his tombstone was written. Courtier of Zygmunt III. and at Smolensk the captain, when he inspected and measured the mines under the walls of that city by order of the king, shot over the shoulder with a bullet over his shoulder, he sealed the life of a young plow on his homeland, with his blood. Kobierzyc encourages him. Story. fol. 381. is located in Potok, from where Starov. in monuments. and ok his tombstone was written.

Stanisław in Podhajce, Kraków Voivode, Grand Hetman of the Crown, Starosta from Halicki, Barski, Grodecki, Kołomyjski, Mościcki, Drahimski, Radomski, Doliński, the second son of Jędrzej Kastellan from Kamieniecki; first in Poland, then in France and the Netherlands, it was the choice of science, mastery of various languages and the highest function in the Republic of Poland. Having returned from foreign countries, he first declared war on heresy: not only did he himself renounce Witemberg's mistakes, but he also transformed the place in Paniowce where the Heretic Academy was located into a stable. It was founded by his uncle Jan, the Bracławski voivode, and he gave the printing house and heretical ministers in it four thousand every year. Annual Society. Then he armed his hand against the enemies of the motherland by [p. 437] sixty and some years to old age and 88. fighting incessantly, an example seldom practiced, forty-six times he stood for his fatherland and freedom for his health and blood: to say that he was not always with the same joy was, but always with a big heart and mind. Pod Guzowem vs. Rokoszanie, his first field; then in Wallachia with his uncles, their victorious fame and their warlike needs, an inseparable companion; at Smolensk against Moscow, at Chocim and Cecora against the Turks, at Bussa with Żółkiewski, at Bar with Koniecpolski against the Tatars, at Gorzdn against the Swedish king Gustaw, at Niedźwiedziemi Beds, Borowica, Chmielnik, Zbaraż, Wiśniowiec and Starczem, in front of Studzienica against Abazy Basha, already a captain, already a colonel, already a regiment, laid his breasts for his fatherland. Having crossed the Dniester, he defeated a large number of Tatars, he freed the slave taken from them, fifteen thousand, and captured their chiefs. After all these and many other campaigns, he thought, a warrior of sixty, enjoying his years and health, had retired from the army to begin a quiet life in his home; So, when he goes to Lviv, including a simple kmiotek near the road, plowing a field, digging up an iron mace, he takes it to Stanisław to take it, asks him to take it, accepts miles and pleases the peasant the least Expecting that he will guess another with jurisdiction, she eventually had as much as she already had at her age. Having overcome his hope given by Kazimierz Król, Lanckoroński gave him the mace in Lviv after Kalinowski's fatal death. This homeland, almost fallen into the abyss, the happy save, or persistently all misfortune upon it, planned its fate; and first, after the defeat of Batowska, the Ruskie and Volhynia Voivodeships, after gathering our survivors, uncovered the Cossack uprising near Zborów, and then and Zbaraż Jan Kazimierz Król from a difficult time Bazyli Szeremet, which he previously at hit Ochmatów, near Cudnów, he was hit on the head by Cudnów, he liberated the camp and the army, memorable and today Victoria; a quarter army from Charles the King of Sweden to his own lord, Jan Kazimierz, ripped off the Swedes, cutting them out at Lublin and rubbing his forces well elsewhere. Rakote, who agreed to our annihilation with the Swedes after suffering a heavy defeat and barely sparing his life. To Moscow, then with Jan, [p. 438] Kazimierz entered, He has reaped a triumphant harvest: he stopped fighting instead of living, that is, in 1667. After his death in Pidhaitsi, he awaits the last day there. He soon showed himself to his confessor, from whom he answered, as if asked; that one of the things that helped save me was that I kept the army under great discipline. He was the first chamberlain of Podolsky, Constit. 1623. fol. 10. later the castellan of Kamieniec, soon the voivode of Bracław, from which he moved to the presidency of the Podolskie Voivodeship, from Podolskie to Kijowskie, from Kijowski and finally to Krakowskie, as I argued in the first volume. And he died in the least uninterrupted way, and he said to those who asked him: I do not fear death, for I have sought it on so many occasions for God and my homeland. When he died, he held the crucifix in his hand so tightly and pressed it to his chest that if they wanted to take it out after death, there was no way they could do it before an hour and by force. He shared a lifelong friendship with his first wife, Zofia Kalinowska, a daughter of General Podolski, and his two daughters Powiła, of whom Elżbieta, with whom Elżbieta first lived with Hieronim Sieniawski, a field writer from the Crown, and a repeated marriage , with papal dispensation, with her family brother, Jędrzej Voivode of Bracław, Confederation of Saint Bernards in Usiatyn. The second, Anna, also had two husbands, the first Zygmunt Ostroróg, the starost of Rohatyn, the second, Maksymilian Przerębski, the voivode of Sieradz; There were three sons of the same Kalinowska: Jędrzej, Prokop and Feliks, but Prokop died at a young age, unmarried, in the eyes of his father, a blow from an icicle torn from a gutter. The other was married to Anna Mohylanka, a Wołoska peasant woman who had three husbands before him, the one whom he persuaded before her death from schism to unity with the Roman Church that she had done it in her; but there were no descendants with her. This gentleman has always asked for God's glory with true zeal; so much so that he was willing not to feast on his blood if it seemed to him that it deviated in any way from God's law. The church in Kamieniec Podolski, which was already in decay, was removed and restored, where part of the town fortifications were erected, which the institution from 1667 gratefully remembered. 16. He founded a chapel in Pidhaitsi. OO. He bequeathed thirty thousand to the Discalced Carmelites; and generously kind to some of our colleges. At the Holy Mother in Częstochowa, his mace, planted with precious stones, with a bond for favors rendered, he exposed. Stanisławów in Pokut [p. 439] he founded after his name. Yet he was generous with his cavalry in his well-deserved homeland, so that the royal estates bestowed on him by royal grace never long played in his hands, to share his wealth with ailing soldiers and the overworked; what the great Hetman Jabłonowski eagerly admitted about him; He liked to punish the more diligent, because he was pleasant and cheerful with others, accessible to all: it was the affection for him that attracted everyone, that he seemed to breathe only sincerity, with every truth he walked without hypocrisy, and he often became that Word Revera used, for that the military called him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. Yet he was generous with his cavalry in his well-deserved homeland, so that the royal estates bestowed on him by royal grace never long played in his hands, to share his wealth with ailing soldiers and the overworked; what the great Hetman Jabłonowski eagerly admitted about him; He liked to punish the more diligent, because he was pleasant and cheerful with others, accessible to all: it was the affection for him that attracted everyone, that he seemed to breathe only sincerity, with every truth he walked without hypocrisy, and he often became that Word Revera used, for that the military called him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. Yet he was generous with his cavalry in his well-deserved homeland, so that the royal estates bestowed on him by royal grace never long played in his hands, to share his wealth with ailing soldiers and the overworked; what the great Hetman Jabłonowski eagerly admitted about him; He liked to punish the more diligent, because he was pleasant and cheerful with others, accessible to all: it was the affection for him that attracted everyone, that he seemed to breathe only sincerity, with every truth he walked without hypocrisy, and he often became that Word Revera used, for that the military called him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. and revised to also share their own fortune; what the great Hetman Jabłonowski eagerly admitted about him; He liked to punish the more diligent, because he was pleasant and cheerful with others, accessible to all: it was the affection for him that attracted everyone, that he seemed to breathe only sincerity, with every truth he walked without hypocrisy, and he often became that Word Revera used, for that the military called him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. and revised to also share their own fortune; what the great Hetman Jabłonowski eagerly admitted about him; He liked to punish the more diligent, because he was pleasant and cheerful with others, accessible to all: it was the affection for him that attracted everyone, that he seemed to breathe only sincerity, with every truth he walked without hypocrisy, and he often became that Word Revera used, for that the military called him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. He went with the truth without hypocrisy and often used the word Revera, hence the military nicknamed him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order. He went with the truth without hypocrisy and often used the word Revera, hence the military nicknamed him Revere. Kochow wrote about him. Climate. in many places, Potocki Centur. virus. In order.

Jędrzej na Stanisławów, castellan of Kraków, field hetman of the crown, Halicki, Kołomyjski, Leżajski, Wyzgrodzki staroste, elder son of Stanisław, Kraków voivode and grand hetman; Before that he was flag-bearer of the crown, then governor of Kyiv, then governor of Kraków and finally castellan of Kraków. Following in the footsteps of his father, from an early age he took up arms against the enemies of his homeland, almost always with his father, but especially in Miracle. And with John III. Chocimska, Żórawińska and other victories of that time, his bravery, goods were his obvious witnesses. When King John went to Vienna to help this city besieged by the Turks and in it almost all of Europe, the loss of his fearing castellan, as experienced in himself, whether in advice or courage, made the vice-regime by a diploma, and in his own care , he dropped his home, how happy hey hey during his treatment, not only without loss, but also with our gain; because he gave out the Turks from Jazłowiec, Usiatyn, Czortków, Jagielnica so much that they had to crush only within the walls of Kamieniec Podolski; and when the Tartars unexpectedly fell in Volhynia, and the whole country from Lubartów to Zasław was plundered by the castellan, after learning of this, the castellan took over the belts, so he smashed the enemy some, forced some to flee, and took away the crops and freed the people from the Tatar chains. Thankfully, King Jan, after returning from Vienna with a victory, presented Jędrzej to Mikołaj Sieniawski with a field club. The republic wrote in its constitutions of 1685 the perpetual memorial with praise of his chivalrous works in Podolia, Wallachia, and the wake-up call, and that forty thousand estates beyond his breasts, as beyond the wall that stands against these [p. 440] he launched a campaign in her defense, ordering her to calculate hibernation. Fortified at his expense by Stanisławów in Pokucie, with great convenience and necessity of this kingdom, the constitution of 1676 reminds. 42. established, founded and awarded a college there, to which he was assigned after his death. OO. He bestowed eternal times on the Dominicans Sniatyński, Uroczyszcze, Potoczek, which was approved by the Constitution of 1685. fol. 16. The Church of the Same Fathers in Halicz, formerly of St. Jacek was founded, and then, by the force of the times, so disillusioned that no trace of him remained, he led him out of the foundation; and for their monastery, certain lands of the same Starostei, he asked King John Casimir, on which the constitution of 1667. fol. 36. The Monastery in Kołczyn, or as it is now called, in Józefów and the Church of O0. It was issued to the Saint Bernards under the title of Corpus Christi in 1691 and transposed into eternity in 1691. He was buried in Stanisławów. He was associated for life with Anna Rysińska of the Leszczyc Coat of Arms, castellan of Kruszwica, born in Firlejówna; this daughter gave him a daughter, Katarzyna, who first lived with Ludwik Wielopolski, the butler of the crown, the Starost of Kraków, after him, with Franciszek Donhoff, the Starost of Wiślicki, after him with Lamot General Saski; and two sons, Stanisław and Józef. Of these, Stanisław, the Starost of Halych, was the royal captain during the Jubilee of Pope Innocent XI. In Rome. greeted, Saint Vincent the Martyr, he received his body as a sign of the affects; It was an incompetent fairy, in this holy gift that Stanisław himself, while protecting the holy faith, had his own blood with life and shed. From Rome to France, and he rushed to Belgium, the cord near the city of Bruxella, passing the rapid river, burning the gunpowder in one fell swoop, he blew up and drowned all the people on the ship with him; He alone and with the body of S. Wincenty intact on a narrow heap, that is, the rim, was lifted and placed, not without God's special providence upon him and the care of St. Martyr. Returning to its homeland from there, it was held at the court of Jan III. As a two-time deputy, he had already aroused great hopes at general meetings; but when he met Jan III. went to Vienna. He sent the Turks, there he jumped on the first fire with his father's banner and fell bravely, to the regret of King John and the Duke of Lorraine: his body was taken to Poland and buried in Stanisławów. he dismissed and drowned all the people of that ship who traveled with him; He alone and with the body of S. Wincenty intact on a narrow heap, that is, the rim, was lifted and placed, not without God's special providence upon him and the care of St. Martyr. Returning to its homeland from there, it was held at the court of Jan III. As a two-time deputy, he had already aroused great hopes at general meetings; but when he met Jan III. went to Vienna. He sent the Turks, there he jumped on the first fire with his father's banner and fell bravely, to the regret of King John and the Duke of Lorraine: his body was taken to Poland and buried in Stanisławów. he dismissed and drowned all the people of that ship who traveled with him; He alone and with the body of S. Wincenty intact on a narrow heap, that is, the rim, was lifted and placed, not without God's special providence upon him and the care of St. Martyr. Returning to its homeland from there, it was held at the court of Jan III. As a two-time deputy, he had already aroused great hopes at general meetings; but when he met Jan III. went to Vienna. He sent the Turks, there he jumped on the first fire with his father's banner and fell bravely, to the regret of King John and the Duke of Lorraine: his body was taken to Poland and buried in Stanisławów. God and Protection of the Holy Martyrs . Returning to its homeland from there, it was held at the court of Jan III. As a two-time deputy, he had already aroused great hopes at general meetings; but when he met Jan III. went to Vienna. He sent the Turks, there he jumped on the first fire with his father's banner and fell bravely, to the regret of King John and the Duke of Lorraine: his body was taken to Poland and buried in Stanisławów. God and Protection of the Holy Martyrs . Returning to its homeland from there, it was held at the court of Jan III. As a two-time deputy, he had already aroused great hopes at general meetings; but when he met Jan III. went to Vienna. He sent the Turks, there he jumped on the first fire with his father's banner and fell bravely, to the regret of King John and the Duke of Lorraine: his body was taken to Poland and buried in Stanisławów.

Józef in Stanisławów, Zbaraż and Niemirów, Voivode of Kyiv, Warsaw, Halicki, Śniatyński, Leżajski Starost, Grand Hetman of the Crown, second son of Jędrzej [p. 441] the castellan of Cracow and the hetman, born for knightly works; for of them became a lord in all parts of the world, and a bachelor among the most illustrious warriors of great heart against the Swedes at Cracow in his three hundred, with his great name and glory of good heart; from there to the Ukraine, where the Cossack uprising reigned, he went with his men and did not leave the field until he had crushed the Cossack uprisings with his victorious saber, not caring about his own impetuous subjects: for this the Constitution 1703. Fol . 24. says this about him, Yavneh to the Polish world, from the great ancestors of W. Józef in Stanisławów Potocki, the governor of Kyiv, the starost of Halych, merits, etc. Near Kalisz, Koniecpol and others, since fate of Mars does not always roll happily, however, it is certain that he has done his duty as a good leader and bachelor everywhere. He twice stood before the Crown Tribunal, once in 1700 and the second time in 1723. The supreme regimentation which placed the deceased Hetman above the Crown Army for the deceased's absence became the slightest loss of a fortune or great promises, without mentioning the Paying attention to these efforts and merits, he took from Augustus III. King of Poland with large crowned clubs. During the recent Moscow war with the Turks, who had swept the borders into Poland, he happily raised such twisted sides until he had led them both out and defended them from ultimate ruin. Stanisławów, stronger than his father, with better manners, he armed the city with ramparts and ammunition at great expense, decorated the town hall with a shapely tower and paved the city with cobblestones. He allowed our college to sit there, and as a founder he helped grow with the bounty of the Lord; Monastery of the OO. The Saint Bernards in Józefów were built by their father on a burnt down tree and the church and monastery built from scratch. Also in Zbaraż the church stood almost to its foundations after the destruction of the first one in Turecczyzna, the same church fathers. The Trinity Fathers were founded by the monastery there and in Krotoszyn in Greater Poland; The Church of the Holy Mother in Piasek near Tomaszów was built from scratch and decorated with towers, and he led the Trinitarian Fathers into it. His first wife Wiktoria Leszczyńska of the coat of arms of Wieniawa, Voivode of Podlasie, born to Princess Wiśniowiecka, this daughter, Zofia, worked first with Adam Śmigielski, the Starost of Gniezno, a famous warrior, then with Piotr Dominik Kosakowski, the Castellan of Podlasie, died in 1729, and their son Stanisław, about whom I will speak shortly. The second wife of Ludwik Mnischownn [p. 442] great marshal of the crown, but you have no descendants from her. This great Senator and Queen lives as I write this.