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The noble Polish family Baran (Aries)
Die adlige polnische Familie Baran (Widder)
(Agnus, Baran (ram) , Baran (ram) y, Borowiec, Junoszyc), coat of arms of the nobility.
Description of coat of arms:
On the red field, in the meadow, a silver ram to the right. The jewel contains five ostrich feathers.
• Earliest mentions:
Coat of arms from the 13th century. An entry from the year 1335 in Jan Długosz's insignia: "JUNOSCHA album agnum sive areitem in campo robeo defert" (German: "JUNOSCHA carries a white lamb or a ram in a red field").
• Origin of the coat of arms and the legend:
Kasper Niesiecki in the Polish crown wrote about Junosz's coat of arms that its origin was controversial, some considered it to come from Germany, others claimed that it was Polish. Folk etymology derives the name of the coat of arms from German, so it would be a distorted word "Jungschaff" or "Jungxoph" (Polish: "young sheep").
The coat of arms legend says that the knight Junosz went to a wedding with his friends, and during his departure a white ram happily played near the entourage, which was considered a good omen. The procession soon met the German knights who marched in the area and who managed to defeat Junosza. After learning of the larger Germanic forces nearby, he cheated on their horses and defeated this group as well. It arrived on time for the wedding, but was smeared with the blood of the defeated German knights. In memory of these events, Junosz's coat of arms bears a red shield (made from the blood of the Teutonic Knights) and a white lamb, which brought the knight the victory.
It turns into a much older myth. The axis of the story is to defeat the enemy who could prevent you from getting to the wedding. It also relates to the myth of the Spring Festival of the Flock, when the marriage of the earth goddess to the god of heaven was celebrated.
• Herbowni: Baran (Aries) owicz, Barzyk, Bądzyński, Bieliński, Bojanowski, Boniński, Borawski, Borkowski, Borowiec, Borowski, Borukowski, Chądzeński, Chądzewski Dorpowski, Drewnowski, Drużbic, Dubk Germanowski, Gałckiński, Dubk Germanowski, Gałckiński Gostkowski, Goślinowski, Grochowski, Gulczewski, Gzowski, Hermanowicz, Hermanowski, Horyszewski, Humiecki, Jabłozski, Kądzielawa, Kiernowski, Kijowski, Kisielewski, Kisieliński, Kliński, Koło, Komacarni, Konius, Konińmanowski, Kołacarnicki, Konius, Konińmanowski Kozak, Krosnowski, Krzykowski, Ługowski, Malicki, Mieszkowski, Międzobrodzki, Nijowski, Odnodzki, Ojrzanowski, Omieciński, Oparski, Orłowski, Osiński, Ostrzałkowski, Ostrzeniewski, Pianzałkowski, Ostrzeniewski, Piankoski, Piński, Piankoski, Piński, Piankoski, Pińiotski, Piankoski, Pińiotski, Piankoski, Pińiotski, Piankoski , Polikowski, Poniatowski, Przedojowski, Przerownicki, Przędzowski, Puzdrowski, Radziejowski, Rachański, Rościszewski Skoroszewski, Słuszkowski, Smogorzewski, Starzyński, p tefanowski, Stępkowski, Stępowski, Stoiński, Stopiński, Suchodolski, Szaniawski, Szarleński, Szarzyński, Szetyński, Śliwiński, Zaliwski, Zamojski, Zawadzki, Zawłocki, Zdrojewski, owskiakowski, ŻŻuch
Tęgoborski from the Śreniawa coat of arms with a cross or like others write: Tągoborski, w Krakowskiem Voivodeship. Mikołaj Tęgoborski (but also in this house there was a heresy with two wives, Sobiekurska and Oraczowski, he left these descendants, Anna Jan Szypowski as sterile, Katarzyna Jaroszewski, a wife, also two sons, from his first wife Adam Stradomska Zofia, Krzysztof's daughter, who was left behind with her descendants, including his brother Piotr, with Korycińska by Jan, the castellan of Oświęcim, a daughter: it seems to me that this Piotr was the son of the castellan of Żarnowski, who was appointed for inspection in 1678 from the Starosties of Chęciński and Żarnowski, Constit. fol. 14 and 40. Stanisław, starosta Małogoscki, from the Sejm of 1685. Commissioner for Coin Comparison, Constitut fol. 15. [page 70] he showed remarkable results in the Chocim and Vienna expeditions Courage; he became a lifelong friendship with Agata Wodzicka Wawrzyniec, the treasurer Nurski, daughter from 1685. N. Małogoscka, a Starosta, was for Jędrzej Kobielski. Piotr, the great cousin of P Katarzyna Korzeńska, daughter Maciej, the second Grotowska, had behind them iotr and Adam, who are both raised upwards, and who he left with the first offspring. The same cousin after Aries. Gabriel died in 1661 in the Kraków Church of St. Maciej and was buried. His wife was the first Strzalanka, the second Workowska. Jan Nowogrodzki, a cupbearer from the Sejm from 1678 who was registered for the inspection of the Crown Treasury, had Katarzyna Czerska behind him. Katarzyna Tęgoborska, a Tynical land clerk of Sandomierski's wife, left this world in 1702. A more peculiar benefactress of the Kraków College with S. Piotr, where she was buried after her death and, among other things, with her graces founded Good Death Congregation there, the church is significant adorned:
In 1778 Kajetan Tęgoborski, the pastor of Przemyśl Cathedral, had his brother N. Karśnicka from Balowna, born in Baligród, behind him. - Krasicki.
Bełzowski . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. Aleksander Bełzowski signed Jan Kazimierz's election with the Krakow Voivodeship.
Just MS alone. about Prussian families about them, and their coat of arms describes them that way. A ram with horns climbed so high that it stood on only two hind legs and two forelegs and lifted its head up in a red field. On the other side of the shield (because one is divided lengthways into two parts) a griffin with green wings in a white field facing the ram, with legs and head turned, a crown over the helmet, in which there is also there is a ram and a griffin like on a shield. In the large Kwidzyn Church you can see the banner with this hanging coat of arms and with it the inscription Petrus Behm Regni Poloniae Civis.
Wielądek states in heraldry that no one wrote about her, he called her Behm and called her Karol Behm around 1784. He was a canon of Gniezno. - Also Kuropatnicki in §. V. in the Legitimatorium Galliciae et Lodomeriae inter equites sinus voce extract, Wincenty Behm uses on September 17, 1782. - [S. 105]
It seems that they are the same Bems as Niesiecki writes about them, because today there is this family in Gallicja, as well as in Krakow, where Jędrzej Bem lived recently, coat of arms Bem (allegedly a judge), he had a wife Agnieszka Gołuchowska, after whose death he took Marianna Ostafińska, of whom he had a son in 1795, Józef, who was still alive, the latter in military condition, bravely distinguished himself as an artillery general. - -
Dąbski, Godziemba coat of arms, in Kujawskie Voivodeship and in others. Or rather, the Dąbski born Lubrański had its origin, from where they also wrote the Lubraniec Day, but if they parted with them, I cannot close. Even more often, the fresh panegyrists of Lubrański, the Crown Vice Chancellor of the author of this famous family in our country, adopt two sons for him, one of whom with many other estates belongs to Lubrańcz, Lubin and Chocin. the other Dębie a mile from Brześć Kujawski and Lubrańcz, from whose properties Dąbski was named. What is perhaps nice after all, how much I could read in the oldest privileges; Only one Lubrański, Grzegorz Deitarus, kept the smaller crown seal in 1496. However, this was in a mental state. In one place I read the pastor of Szkalmierski and in the other the archdeacon of Krakow: he was offered the diocese of Płock, but he did not want to accept it: what is spoken more clearly in Lubrański. The beginning of this honorable house cannot be the beginning unless someone says that after the death of his wife and after the descendants she left behind, only this condition was chosen for herself: however, for this either an earlier author's certificate or an It becomes needs a more open document. Therefore, some people attribute nine sons to whom Dąbie was involved, others attribute seven: of these two in Lithuania, two in Ruthenia, three in Kujawy. However, this requires either an earlier author's certificate or a more open document. Therefore some attribute nine sons to the son to whom Dąbie was assigned, others seven: of these two in Lithuania, two in Rus, three in Kujawy. However, this requires either an earlier author's certificate or a more open document. Therefore, some people attribute nine sons to whom Dąbie was involved, others attribute seven: of these two in Lithuania, two in Ruthenia, three in Kujawy.
In fact, the Dąbski family flourished in Rus with the same coat of arms; I am sure. Including Jakub around 1590 with Zofia. Skokowska from Sandomierski fathered a daughter, Anna Klonska, childless and four sons: Jakub, who lived in Moscow in a hussar style [p. 294], Sterilis died, as did his brother Marcjan, who was also captured in Korsun, from which he broke. When he again attacked the rebellious farmers near Batowo, he fell dead: John, he kept the Winnica-Starosty away from Odrzywolski, the Starosty from Winnicki, his son Tomasz from Podhorocka from Podhorece and his daughter Teofil Zawadzka from Chełmska: The son Jan from Aleksandra Wierzbicka came from Tomasz, and after the death of her husband Rozwadowski he married Jan Konstancja Malawska, daughters: Wiktoria, Petronella and Marcjanna, two sons: Marcin and Antoni. Jan had Anna Gdeszyńska behind him with his daughter Marianna and sons Stefan and Józef. Gabriel had Franciszka Leszczyńska, a son, Eustachy, with him.
This house was more popular in Kujawy. Jędrzej, the castellan of Konarski, was 1607 MP for the correction of the crown rights. Laudum Radziejowskie in MS. Coll. Cracov. Paweł suffragan Poznań 1613. Histor. Domus Probat. Cracov. Daniel the Canon of Kujawski 1630. Gold. Brotherhood. John in our order, an example of patience and humility, was descended from this world in Jarosław in 1605 . Histor. Coll. Jarosl. Alexander in Krakow in 1658, after many pulpits, glorified with apostolic zeal. Jędrzej worked in this order for fifty years and was paid in Toruń. Stanisław in Poznan erased a state of humility in that order on various military expeditions at a young age. Jędrzej, the castellan of Konarski, three sons remained: N. the castellan of Konarski, and probably not the same later he was the castellan of Łęczyca, who became three sons: Łukasz, the canon of Krakowski in Rome, in jurisprudence and other sciences, which made great progress in Niemiecki, [p. 295] Having acquired a knowledge of Italian and French, in his homeland, then at the royal court, then at the royal courts, then at various commissions, he rose with the glory of his name; but his generosity showed his favor with God in a special way, because first in the Krakow Cathedral on the castle, with the eternal foundation that stands in the Venere Chapel on Thursdays all year round. Sacramenti, a mass over the same St. The Last Supper was sung: Pruszcz in description. Cracov. For the same chapel he made two silver candlesticks. Marble door for the Church of St. Michael OO. He founded the Discalced Carmelites; When his coat of arms is engraved there, he testifies: He built a church in Kruszyn; Ten monstrances he distributed sixty silver cans to poor churches. In order for God to be hidden among the people of the bread, He would stand before the people on the altar with greater esteem. He wrote a hundred thousand more to the Kraków chapter: he spent ninety years in these good deeds, at a good old age he separated this world in 1665. The life of St. Philip Neriusz, whom he translated from Italian into Polish. Sermon at his funeral, where his uncle Luke is also mentioned. Jakub chorą y Zatorski, the brother of the Łukasz canon, was sent to the Seym in 1662. From there he was commissioner of the tax court and in 1665. He was a chivalrous man, which he proved in Ukraine. In the dedication to his 1675 book, Celejowicz mentions Teresa, the flagship Zatorska. I understand that this is this Jakub's daughter. Jacek, first the castellan of Konarski, then Biecki from the Sejm from 1670. The commissioner is supposed to separate from Silesia. Constit. fol. 25. He renewed his vows three times, the first time with Anna Szydłowska, the second time with Pigłowska, the third time with Urszula Kalińska, the writer Łęczycka. He remembers his sons Jędrzej and Paweł, Nieszporko. A little and Celeev. Daughter Teresa 1675.
Adam the castellan of Słoński and before that Stolnik Brzeski, the second son of Jędrzej, the castellan of Konarski, husband and in the war and in the Senate famous for his homeland his first wife Smuszewska, of whom there were three daughters, one of whom they died as Virgin, the other married Świebski, the third was N, and son Jędrzej died in Kalisz, still a scholar, in our order for six years, in great opinion of his holiness after he passed away. His second wife, Elżbieta Jemielska, gave him three sons, Stanisław, Zygmunt and Ludwik, and a daughter, Anna Stanisław Niemojewski, the castellan of Elbląg. Of these
Stanisław, first the Archdeacon of Płock from the Sejm from 1667. Commissioner for the donation of the Church of St. James [p. 296] in Toruń, where heresy was under control. Constit. fol. 39. Then he took the Diocese of Chełm from Michał Król, from which he moved to Łuckie, from there to Płock, from there to Kujawskie and finally to Krakowskie, where he said goodbye to the world in 1700 without entering it. Peter is buried in our church. Prelate of the great virtues and mankind first of all great, and of this and the least was free to access him; Because of his pleasant manners, Kujawska Chapter entrusted him three times with sede vacante through the administration, once to Czartoryski, the second time to Gębicki, the third time to Sarnowski. Its generosity and souvenirs have been preserved to this day when the Płocki and Pułtuski churches were restored. Lutsk Cathedral was restored in a flash. Our Toruń College is a nicer and more comfortable factory at no low cost for the perfection we can see today. Our church in Gdansk, disturbed by heretical hatred, picked up its coffin and consecrated the finished one. Even those who previously fled Russia. After accepting the Turkish strength of our fathers in his estates, he was almost of paternal origin for a long time. Even so, the homeland felt his generous hand to himself when he and King Jan III. Was in Vienna. he set up a banner covered with the hussar's own wares. At the time of the dissolved election, August II was nominated and crowned. Our church in Gdansk, disturbed by heretical hatred, picked up its coffin and consecrated the finished one. Even those who previously fled Russia. After accepting the Turkish potency of our fathers in his estates, he was almost of paternal origin for a long time. Even so, the homeland felt his generous hand to itself when he and King Jan III. Was in Vienna. he raised a banner which was covered with a hussar made of his own wares. At the time of the dissolved election, August II was nominated and crowned. Our church in Gdansk picked up her coffin out of heretical hatred and consecrated it when it was finished. Even those who previously fled Russia. After accepting the Turkish strength of our fathers in his estates, he was almost of paternal origin for a long time. Even so, the homeland felt his generous hand to itself when he and King Jan III. Was in Vienna. he erected a banner with the hussar. At the time of the dissolved election, August II was nominated and crowned. At the time of the dissolved election, August II was nominated and crowned. At the time of the dissolved election, August II was nominated and crowned.
Zygmunt, the voivode of Brzeski Kujawski, the starost of Inowrocław, Dybowski, the second son of Adam Castellan Słoński, and before that the first chamberlain of Inowrocław, with whom he was deputy of the Seym in 1676. Constit. fol. 21. Then the castellan of Inowrocław and already in 1687 voivode, marshal of the Crown Tribunal. He polished his younger years with his knightly works on various occasions, especially with the Tatars, and later saved this homeland with sound advice. He was once united for life with Zofia Daniłowiczowska, the crown cup woman, the remaining widow of Cetner, the Starost of Lemberg, who later died with his consent, the Carmelite. For the second time with Jadwiga. Gorska from the Łodzia coat of arms, two of his daughters, one was Marcjanna Katarzyna Jakub Działyński, the voivode of Kalisz, the other was Teresa Jan Łącki, Castellan von Kalisz, wife, and five sons: Jan, Jędrzej, Wojciech, Piotr and Paweł. Of these
Jan Castellan Wojnicki from the Sejm. Commissioner for the revision of the Crown Treasury, Constit. fol. On the 13th he became a lifelong friendship with Katarzyna Kuczkowska, the remaining widow of Franciszek Czyżowski, from whom Stanisław became a son. Jędrzej, Zygmunt's second son, first the castellan, then [p. 297] Voivode von Brzeski Kujawski and Starost von Nakielski. Wojciech, the royal court marshal, the Starost of Inowrocław and Dybowski, had the Duchess Radziwiłłowna behind him, of whom the sons Antoni, the Starost of Inowrocław and Zygmunt, the Starost of Dybowski.
Ludwik, Castellan Konarski, the third son of Adam Castellan Słoński: Marianna, two of his daughters from Miaskowska, first lived with Plichta, the Starost of Gostyń, and after him with Jacek Leżeński, the second Nieborska: two sons, Jędrzej and Paweł.
Jan Castellan von Brzeski Kujawski, third brother of Adam Castellan Słoński: son Stanisław, bailiff from Kujawski, this one Krystyna Drzewicka (apparently he had the second Zofia Jordanowna Schwertnikown Chełmska, three daughters after Wiła Marięski, Wońjcanna Męciski, Wońjciech Eiech Eiech : Of these, Władysław died in Vienna, Konstantyn was a school Kujawski, Aleksander was a sword maker Inowrocławski, Anna Łubieńska had four sons: Stanisław, Kazimierz, Antoni and Jędrzej, three daughters: Krystyna for Zygmunt Mki Katadynski for Karol Dobiński: Stanisław and Jan.
Tomasz, the brother of Łukasz, the canon of Kraków, left offspring with Zofia Żydowska from the Leliwa coat of arms. Aries. Felicjan had the glembocka swordfish Brzeska Kujawska behind him, with whom he fathered a daughter, Zofia Krzysztof Świętosławski, who was married to the Chamberlain of Przemyśl. Anna Dąbska followed Jakub Błeszyński, the castellan of Miedzyrzycki, Ludwika, first Franciszek Michał Donhoff, the hunter of Lithuania, and then Jędrzej Sierakowski, castellan of Bełski. Anna follows Jan Borucki, the standard bearer of Brzeski Ku-jawski. Jan Podstoli Inowrocławski and then the castellan of Inowłódz, his two daughters: One Konstancja lived with Jan Kadzidłowski, the castellan of Konarski, the other with Działyński Paweł, the castellan of Bydgoszcz. Adam the Ensign of Bydgoszcz 1704. Tomasz the Ensign of Kowalski 1730. Member of the Sejm.
Jan from Lubraniec, Dąbski swordbearer Inowłodzki, captain of the Lelowski district, cap judge of the Kraków province, signed the election of Stanisław Leszczyński and Franciszek Dąbski, ibid Antoni, the voivode of Brzeski Kujawski under August III in 1697. Paweł Dąbski, Castellan of Brzeski Kujawski, Staroste of Inowrocław, Kazimierz of Lubraniec Dąbski Voivode of Sieradz, Pokrzywnica Starosta ad Pacta Conventa, Deputy of Stanisław August the King, Jan son of the same and Macieław of the same province, Sierjaw derjadz of the Brzesisławski Province, and Maciejaw of King Stanjawz of King Brzes Augustski of the Brzes Augustski Province of Sieradz from Pacta Conventa from Pacta Conventa . Aleksander von Lubraniec Dąbski, the citizen of Cracow Castle, Franciszek von Lubraniec Dąbski, the carpenter from Trembowel, an envoy of the Cracow Province. Józef [p. 298] from Lubraniec, the castellan von Kowalski from the Brzeskie Kujawskie Voivodeship, Stanisław the Starosta from Młodzianowski, Józef the Starosta from Karuczyński Ignacy The treasurers Kruszewski, Marcin, Tomasz and Jan signed the election of Staniszławie from the August Krodjl Voivodeship. Ludwik na Lubraniec Dąbski, the Starost of Inowrocław from this voivodeship, signed the election of Stanisław August. Jan Chryzostom Dąbski, General Inspector of the Cavalry and then Castellan of Inowrocław. Józef, a district judge, Latyczowski, a knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. Stanisław Chamberlain Brzeski Kujawski, Deputy Crown Tribunal 1768. from the province of Brzeskie Kujawskie, Ksawery, Unterisch Kowalski, August Gostyński staroste. and then the castellan of Inowrocław. Józef, a district judge, Latyczowski, a knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. Stanisław Chamberlain Brzeski Kujawski, Deputy Crown Tribunal 1768. from the province of Brzeskie Kujawskie, Ksawery, Unterisch Kowalski, August Gostyński staroste. and then the castellan of Inowrocław. Józef, a district judge, Latyczowski, a knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. Stanisław Chamberlain Brzeski Kujawski, Deputy Crown Tribunal 1768. from the Brzeskie Kujawskie Voivodeship, Ksawery, Untertisch Kowalski, August Gostyński staroste.
Dąmbski from Lubraniec, Antonin, Brzeski Kujawski's voivode, fathered three sons, Stanisław, Jan and August, with Princess Karolina Lubomirska. Stanisław Dąmbski, the voivode of Brzesko Kujawski, with Józefa Wesslowska, Starosta Golubska, left descendants of three sons, Stanisław, Adam, married to Krystyna Rymińska, and Józef and three daughters, Agnieszka with Eugeniusz Skarbek Panny. Jan Dąmbski, son of Antonin, with Elżbieta Mniszchowska, Chamberlain W. Ks. Ignited. He fathered Anna of three children, Imo Voto for Ksawery Dąbski, Castellan von Brzeski Kujawski, 2 for Karol Wessel, Staroste of Liberty, Teodor Wessel, son of the treasurer W. Crown. 3tio voto for Dyonizy Mniewski, the castellan of Brzeski Kujawski, a major general of the Kujawy division. - There is also in Lithuania, one of them Hieronim Dąbski, the district judge Upitski. - Wielądek heraldry. - Krasicki's footnotes.
Kuropatnicki expresses in his work in §. V. in the extract are registered on September 10, 1782 apud tabulas regni Galliciae and Lodomeriae immatriculatorum equitum. Łukasz, Dominik, Ignacy, Fortunat, Julian Dąbscy are registered.
Dedyński from the Gozdawa coat of arms, others write Dydyński: multiplied in different provinces. Piotr, the writer of Sanocki in 1541. Józef Dedyński, a deputy Sanocki from Tarnowska from the Sas coat of arms, left his son Paweł, who was captured by the knights of the Tatars. Piotr died in 1586. He was buried in our Jarosław Church of S. Jan, where he is buried. He had given birth to five brothers: Histor. Coll. Jarosl. Stanisław in the Przemyśl region, his wife Anna Leska, who helped him a lot in an exemplary life; of which he had a daughter, Zofia, who joined the monastery of S. Brygida in Lublin, she joined the eternal service of God: three sons, one of whom Łukasz, the parish priest of Sandomierz, the royal secretary, was clever at learning and mastering the law of 1620. Stanisław, his brother, brought Elżbieta Lanckorońska to the Orthodox Catholic faith, a pious man was converted. Jan the third brother: Cichocki All [p.
Józef Dedyński, Ensign of Krasnystaw, Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław, the Bottom of Voto with Rozalia Węgleńska, Chamberlain of Chełm, fathered three sons: Tadeusz, the border guard of Chełmski, Wojciech, the priest, and Kajetan. Three daughters: Anna Ignacy Szorca, Chełmskis Staroste; Izabela Maciej Ciemniewski, Chełmski's cupbearer; Kajetana Kazimierz Wieluński from the bailiff of the land border of the woman from Warsaw. In order to take photos with Bogumiła Piegłowska, he fathered a daughter, Klara.
Marcin Dedyński, castellan of Lubaczewski, brother of Józef, the standard-bearer of Krasnostawski, who left two sons with Katarzyna Nitosławska: Franciszek, Chamberlain JK Mci, and Michał, also Chamberlain, who was civil and military commissioner of the Bełskie region for two years . - Wielądek heraldry.
In footnotes, Krasicki lists three Dydyński brothers: Franciszek, who fathered an only daughter with Grodzińska. - Stanisław, the heir to the childless Silnica, and Antoni, the Pilzno bailiff, joined the Rosnowo Czerwonogrodzka flag. Also Onufry, the heir to an unmarried and other Onufry land clerk, Sanocki, who had a daughter and two sons from Jaroszkowska, from whom the elder took Orzechowska. - -
Dębicki from the Gryf coat of armsIn the province of Kraków, from Dębice beyond Tarnów, they took on the hereditary name that had left their house before Paprocki's age, and they still write about it today. Dąbecki Mikołaj von Gryf Wappen is mentioned by Bielski fol. 306. that the German knights captured him in 1410 near Koronowo. But it seems to me that the printing house was a mistake that the town of Dębicki was laid by Dąbecki. Stanisław Dębicki 1587. signed the laws of the Pokrzywnica Congress of the Sandomierskie Voivodeship mentioned in the 1570 constitutions. Photos 11th and 1595. fol. 676, where he was marked as a tax collector in Sandomierz. Mikołaj of the Elders of Oświęcim His son Anna Trepczanka Jana daughter: brother of town clerk Sandomierski of Mikołaj Jan 1615. He was an expert on national law, polite manners to everyone, he bravely stood near Smolensk, pointing with a pen and one Saber, how with kind regards he served this country [p. 317] 30. 35. He was also a deputy to the royal tribunal in 1643. He gave a reason to the Church of Stobnica, approved by the 1678 Constitution. Fol. 40. Sandomierski Monastery OO. The reformists count him among their founders: the wife of Lego Zofia Gniewoszowna Lublin, ensign of the Rawicz coat of arms. Marcin Zygmunt Substitute, Judge Sandomierski, appointed by the Sejm for Aleksander Lubomirski in 1676. Const. fol. 38. Samuel's Bidzieńska daughter married Mikołaj. Marcin, Aurelian, Michał, Mikołaj in Strzyżowice 1674. Krzysztof S. Teologiae and Juris Utriusque doctor? Canon of Kraków, civil servant of Sandomierski and canon, Pastor Stobnicki, royal secretary, deputy of the royal tribunal in 1695. He is counted among their founders by the reformists: the wife of Lego Zofia Gniewoszowna Lublin, ensign of the Rawicz coat of arms. Marcin Zygmunt Substitute, Judge Sandomierski, appointed by the Sejm for Aleksander Lubomirski in 1676. Const. fol. 38. Samuel's Bidzieńska daughter married Mikołaj. Marcin, Aurelian, Michał, Mikołaj in Strzyżowice 1674. Krzysztof S. Teologiae and Juris Utriusque doctor? Canon of Kraków, civil servant of Sandomierski and canon, Pastor Stobnicki, royal secretary, deputy of the royal tribunal in 1695. The reformists count him among their founders: the wife of Lego Zofia Gniewoszowna Lublin, ensign of the Rawicz coat of arms. Marcin Zygmunt Substitute, Judge Sandomierski, appointed by the Sejm for Aleksander Lubomirski in 1676. Const. fol. 38. Samuel's Bidzieńska daughter married Mikołaj. Marcin, Aurelian, Michał, Mikołaj in Strzyżowice 1674. Krzysztof S. Teologiae and Juris Utriusque doctor? Canons of Kraków, officials of Sandomierski and canons, Pastor Stobnicki, royal secretary, deputy to the royal tribunal 1695. Mikołaj in Strzyżowice 1674. Krzysztof S. Teologiae and Juris Utriusque doctor? Canons of Kraków, officials of Sandomierski and canons, Pastor Stobnicki, royal secretary, deputy to the royal tribunal 1695. Mikołaj in Strzyżowice 1674. Krzysztof S. Teologiae and Juris Utriusque doctor? Canon of Kraków, civil servant of Sandomierski and canon, Rev. Stobnicki, royal secretary, deputy of the royal tribunal 1695.
Stefan von Dębice Dębicki signed the election of King Stanisław Leszczyński with the province of Sandomierskie in 1697. Jan Sandomierz border officer, secretary of the General Confederation from 1733. Antoni von Dębico Dębicki, a border official, cap judge of the Sandomierz Province, secretary of the General Confederation from 1734, signed the files of the City of Sandomierz. Feria 6ta postridie Festi S. Martini Pontificis to the oblate of the same covenant, later in 1759 he was the Chate of Wiślicki, Substarost and magistrate of Nowomiejski. Jacek Dębicki, Ensign from Wiślicki, and Wojciech, his brother Maciej Jaksa from Dębice Dębicki and Chryzostom signed the election of Stanisław August, King of the Sandomierz Province. Tadeusz von Sandomierski and Ludwik Dębicki, Chamberlain J, K. Mci, Knight of the Order of St. Stanislaus. - Wielądek heraldry.
Dębiński or Dembiński from the Rawicz coat of arms. Our writers, over whom I stand under the coat of arms of Rawicz, fail because of the duct of Warsjusz, the castellan of Cracow, of this precious family. The oldest under this name was read somewhere by Paprocki, Bernard Dębiński, the standard-bearer of Krakow, 1300. Jakub, then a famous husband and happy captain, left his son Jędrzej in 1400, by the son Jakub, a bachelor in his homeland, first the castellan of Małogoszcz, with the title that he was sent with Wojciech Gorski in embassy to Jerzy by the Czech king was to cleanse his lord Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz of his plague, as if his and his wife were instigated by him. The strength of the Czech towns and villages had been lost, which he did quite successfully because he stood before the Czech king when he did openly showed Kazimierz's innocence and challenged the slanderers to a duel, and nobody spoke, the Czech king admitted that he never believed this slander. Cromer l. 24. There the same author soon mentions him that when Wałcz, our army tightened with a siege and Bernard Sumberg gathered three thousand cavalrymen and infantrymen from Germany and the Czech Republic to support the sieges, Jakub Dębiński Hetman was against it for that time He dragged people away from the city of the Teutonic Knights after waiting to reach Sumeg by the march of Brandeburg the enemy learned of and returned in disarray. As early as 1462, as treasurer of the crown, the fall of the city of Krakow from [p. 319] Tęczyńskie, he calmed down because he had killed Jędrzej Tęczyński. Here Okolski ended this brave husband; the second after him Jakub Dębiński, the Crown Treasurer, the Starost of Cracow, and then the Chancellor, followed by the Auctor signatorum; when two Jakubów Dębiński Podskarbich placed one after the other: Ale Starowolski in Bellator. fol. 116. He only understands one thing, the same Jakub, first the key, then the seal: Then he went to the Sandomierz Voivodeship and the Krakow Castle, where he died, as I said in my place, what I can do from years of calculations know: Because Kromer wrote about him in 1466. Kazimierz Król commissioned him to rule over Lesser Poland. to leave Prussia alone; and in 1467 he sent with others to the king of Bohemia: and Vading. in Innal. Less. in the year 1466. Number 3. testifies to Paul II. The Pope rode in the embassy for the Minorites and Okolski a little lower than the works of 1462. He ascribes to Kromer to the latter, or he spoke about the first in the same year. After receiving the great crown seal, he was sent again as an envoy to Bohemia to convince the Czech king. that Ladislaus, the son of Kazimierz, should be put on the Czech throne during his lifetime; What if Jerzy didn't refuse as long as there was consensus from Rome? Upon confirmation of these plans, Dębiński was again sent to the Apostolic See with Michał, Abbot Świętokrzyski. After returning to his homeland as a voivode of Sandomierz, when Mikołaj Komorowski was attracted by great promises to the King of Hungary, he seemed to convince him when the Dębiński army fell, Berwald ruined, wywiec burned, he raped Seffara and Komorowski from everyone Deprived of property. Cromer lib. 28. who also mentions him in 1479 as castellan of Krakow. According to Okolski, he left a worthy senator of two sons, Jędrzej and Jakub. The first To confirm these plans, Dębiński and Abbot Michał Świętokrzyski were sent back to the Holy See. After returning to his homeland as a voivode of Sandomierz, when Mikołaj Komorowski was already attracted by great promises to the King of Hungary, he seemed to convince him when the Dębiński army fell, ruined Berwald, burned down Wywiec, raped Seffara, and robbed Komorowski of the property of all. Cromer lib. 28, who also mentions him in 1479 as castellan of Cracow. According to Okolski, he left a worthy senator of two sons, Jędrzej and Jakub. The first To confirm these plans, Dębiński and Abbot Michał Świętokrzyski were sent back to the Holy See. After returning to his homeland as a voivode of Sandomierz, when Mikołaj Komorowski was attracted by great promises to the King of Hungary, he seemed to convince him when the Dębiński army fell, Berwald ruined, wywiec burned, he raped Seffara and Komorowski from everyone Deprived of property. Cromer lib. 28, who also mentions him in 1479 as castellan of Cracow. According to Okolski, he left a worthy senator of two sons, Jędrzej and Jakub. The first of these Dębiński fell with the army, Berwald ruined them, burned wywiec, took Sefflara by rape and robbed Komorowski of everyone's property. Cromer lib. 28. who also mentions him in 1479 as castellan of Cracow. According to Okolski, he left a worthy senator of two sons, Jędrzej and Jakub. The first of them Dębiński fell with the army, Berwald ruined them, burned wywiec, took Sefflara by rape and robbed Komorowski of everyone's property. Cromer lib. 28, who also mentions him in 1479 as castellan of Cracow. According to Okolski, he left a worthy senator of two sons, Jędrzej and Jakub. The first of these
Jędrzej, the district judge Sandomierski, lived to be one hundred and twenty years old and would not have lived any longer if he had not been in the air if he had not died: his son Feliks, who fathered Krzysztof and Jan from Tęczyńska, and his daughter Strzalina, judge Zatorska and Świerczkowska. According to Tęczyńska's descent, Feliks renewed his vows to Strzalanka, which gave him three sons, Stanisław, Feliks and Jędrzej. Jan von Tęczyńska, born in his younger years at the court of Zygmunt August, was polished by a royal captain on the Moscow expedition. He left a son Adam from Oraczewska, also a husband of a knight, of whom he was the son of Gabriel Aleksander. that of Izabela Bełżecka, the Duchess Zbarazka [p. 320] gave birth, offspring: daughter Krystyna Kochańska and sons Mikołaj, Jerzy, Zbigniew, Adam. Geneal. Belz. Jan's daughter from Oraczewska married Koniecewski. Feliks von Strzalanka, sons, first Stanisław, of whom Marcin Dębiński was his own Polish Mars, lieutenant during the siege of Smolensk with Zygmunt III. and push bravely; He sealed his love for his homeland with his life. Marcin's brother Sebastian died childless. Feliks, the second son from Strzalanka, of whom Krzysztof and Zygmunt were two sons. Jędrzej, Strzalanka's third son, fathered Jędrzej, the heir in Lgota, Jan Feliks and Konstanty. of whom Krzysztof and Zygmunt were two sons. Jędrzej, Strzalanka's third son, fathered Jędrzej, the heir in Lgota, Jan Feliks and Konstanty. of whom Krzysztof and Zygmunt were two sons . Jędrzej, Strzalanka's third son, fathered Jędrzej, the heir in Lgota, Jan Feliks and Konstanty.
After Kuczkowska's death, the second castellan, Nestor of Poland, considered Orich's name to be of great eloquence. choose. 6. Minocka, of whom only one daughter was Katarzyna Rejowa. After Minocka he joined Gosławska Barbara, with whom he had two daughters: Barbara Mińska, the Deputy Chancellor of the Crown, and Zarębina, Starościn Grabowiecka: son, also the Starost of Małogoszcz, Hieronim.
Stanisław starosta Chęciński, the first son of Walenty castellan from Kuczkowska, who voivode with Żelechowska, Ciołek coat of arms, a group of six daughters, that is Padniewska, castellan from Oświęcim starosta Dybowska, Anna Sapieżyna, Smolensk. Histor. Sapieh. He had three sons from Modliszewska, Starościna Łomżyńska, Chądzyńska Starościna Nurska, Bolestraszycka, Belinowy and Bielawska. She married Aleksander Komorowski from the Korczak coat of arms, the castellan of Sądecki, the second of Marek Stadckk, von Kek and two nuns. 2. Aleksander Seweryn [p. 321] Heir in Secemin, he had three wives, the first Pleszkowska, who was born by Parzniczewska, of whom only two daughters were left, one of whom was given to the Krakow swordmaker by Samuel Czarnocki from Klimuntów, the second to a nun in Zwierzyniec : He took a daughter from Pleszkowska, Piotr Krupka, the Czestnik from Lubelski, took Konarski's castellan from Tarnów Sieradzek, but the world said goodbye to both of them while they lived Steriliter. 3. Zygmunt and Mężykowna Sądecka had two daughters, one of whom was Helena and Jan Kazimirski Bibersztein, the other Zofia with his brother Jędrzej: Zygmunt died in Kraków in 1633 near S. Francis is buried, as the flag in the same church attests Baran (Aries) owski in MS. but okol. writes that the third son of Stanisław, the starost of Chęciński, was Hieronim, not Zygmunt, who died young,
Jakub, the second son of Walenty, the castellan of Kraków, the Starost of Czorsztyn, whose three sons were successively the Starosts of Czorsztyn, who according to Okolsk. from Wężykowna he should speak to Mężykowny, son Stanisław, a royal courtier who fathered Erasmus, a knightly husband against the Tatars from Rarowska, from Witkowska he had only one daughter: Zygmunt captain, died childless: Aleksandra, the boy disappeared : Feliks, whose two daughters came from Przyłęcka, two Kazimirskis, as mentioned above, came from Baran (Aries) owski, the wife, her third sister was Komornicka, the second - Oraczewska. Erazm, the Starost of Czorsztyn, the third son of Jakub, the Starost of Czorsztyn, according to Okolsk. (but this author did not have his second son, Jakub), the captain on many occasions, the writer from Podlaska left Skijowska. Erasmus is the third son of the castellan of Valentin, dean of Krakow, pastor of St. Michael at Krakow Castle traveled legally to Sweden, but he did not want to accept the miter, he moved into a better life in 1613. Kasper, the fourth son of Walenty the Castellan, Chamberlain Mielnicki, captain against Moscow in the time of Stefan the King first took Marianna Kopciowna, who gave him three daughters, one of them lived with Trzciński, Chamberlain Sochaczewski, the second and the third with Aleksander Koniecpolski; 2 to voto Uhrowiecka, from whom Franciszek's daughter was forced to live with Olizar, the royal captain. Jędrzej, Starosta Lubomski, the fifth son of Walenty, the castellan, had three sons. Rafał, who died young, Jędrzej, the canon and cantor of Sandomierski, Stanisław na Biały, his daughter Chylińska and then Kazanowska. [S. 322] Stanisław, nee Otfinowska, had descendants. Baran (Widder) owski writes: During his time, Stanisław Dębiński was a Krakow district judge, he had Krzysztof Chełmski's remaining widow behind him, but they lived sterile. John, the sixth son of Walenty, after the death of his brother, the Starost von Lubomski. Valentin the Seventh died young.
Hieronim, the starost of Małogoski, the eighth son of Walenty, the castellan, but from Gosławska, the generosity of the great lord, Bużeńska Regina, Starosta Dobczycka, gave him a son, Franciszek, first the standard-bearer of Krakow's chamberlain, who deserved it This country joined the Wielopolska Chamberlain von Baran (Widder) ska for life. He had no descendants: Okolski writes that his son was Jan, a royal courtier: He took Dorota Czarnkowska, the castellan of Śrzemska, from Teresa Eleonora's daughter to Wielopolska Mazovian castellan von Kamieniecki married: She was a lady of virtue as piety, patience and mercy for the poor, love for enemies, for whom S. bought every Friday with mass, in accordance with God's will, affection for the saint. Mother, Our Cracow College has saved an eternal memory from God as his more peculiar benefactor, where there is the collection of other rich apparatus and a considerable sum that our fathers gave away to see of their generosity in the Church of St. Peter, a great one Monstrance made of pure gold, richly adorned with precious stones, estimated to be nearly a hundred thousand, went in 1704 to pay for their services. She was buried in the same church. Franciszek, the castellan of Wojnicki, had Krystyna Borkowna, the castellan of Radom, behind him, whose three sons Józef, Ludwik and Jan and two daughters, Salomea, Józef Michałowski, the head of Cracow, and judge Grodzki, Petronel for Józef Otfinowski , married, the star of Sczerczowski. Antoni, the hunter from Krakowski, his wife Marianna Brzechfowna, from whom his daughter Elżbieta with Dębiński Józef from the Nieczuja coat of arms. Wojciech Ensign Zatorski and Oświęcimski, he had Zuzanna, the Jewish Krakow standard, behind him, two of whom were sons, Franciszek and Jan. It is printed by this standard bearer, Philomel Rosarian, Canens Mystery Rosarii BM Virg. Cracoviae 1710. His brother died in Krakow in 1730. Jan Bailiff from Krakow published: Various public speeches by Seym and Seym in Częstochowa. 1727. in 4to. Krzysztof Dębiński from Morakowna left the daughter of Stanisław Borkowski, the wife of Łabędz, the castellan of Połaniecki, and Stanisław, the abbot Bledzewski, in many functions that were meritorious for this homeland, especially among these [p. 323] the times when the Swedes ravaged Silesia: He died in 1641. Jakub, the brother of Krzysztof from Malicka, fathered Daniel and Prokop. Jakub Dębiński remembers the stories of the Krakow landlord, who had two sons, Mikołaj and Sebastian, and the same number of daughters from Czarnock and Strzalin: Sebastian, née Ossowska from the Castellan of Połaniecki, had two daughters, Pozowska and Mokrska, as well as the sons Jan and Paweł. Jan from Gorska had a son, Adam, and two daughters, Kosnowska and Grodzicka. Paweł Komornicka gave birth to a daughter, Szydłowska. Balcer Dębiński, three sons, Wojciech, Samuel and Zygmunt. Erazm, the court ensign, signed the incorporation of Podlasie and Volhynia into the crown.
There is also the Dębiński family in the land of the same house and coat of arms that Maciej, the voivode of Inflancery, died in 1610. In old age he was buried with the Holy Trinity in Cracow, his daughter was in Fraucimer Królowa Konstancja, wife of Zygmunt 111. This is Aries. I left him in Inflanckie voivod: Okolski says he later moved from Inflanckie voivodeship to Połock, but Baran (Aries) owski, who knew him, did not write anything about it, and until then Sapieha was sitting on a chair in Połock. In the days of Sigismund Augustus this Maciej in Inflantech, both Polish and Lithuanian cavalry, regiment in Rumbork, Hadzel, Rakobor and others bravely stumbled across Moscow to own it, he took it from Moscow and took possession of it. 1577. Orle Castle is named and Bebel is torn away from Moscow after crushing the enemy army there. he captured the others whose chief he had sent back to the king, and set up these fortresses with his men. He kept and defended the city's wallet in Inflanciech from Moscow with various insults: with Jędrzej Sapieha, the voivode of Nowogrodzki, and for the second time with Aleksander Chodkiewicz, the starost of Grodno, he worked and took all the ammunition from Moscow and sent all of them with slaves to Vilnius in the following year 1578. He took the meal near Bierzonami: and the second time he cut off the small number of ten thousand Tatars to aid Moscow on its way to Moscow: in 1580, after breaking into Moscow with fire and sword, he destroyed the whole thing Country. Askarod and Lenward Castle were besieged and taken very seriously. Treasured his chivalrous heart, King Stefan made a perpetual donation from Bebel Castle and many others, including Rumbor County. Wojciech, Maciej's brother, born, captain and famous husband, inseparable comrade of fraternal victories, was cared for by the king in Inflantech in 1583. Stanisław and Remigian [p. 324] in Greater Poland, brothers. Of these, Remigian was deputy of the Crown Tribunal in 1643. Stanisław, Abbot Bledzewski, died in 1641. Jeremiasz had Bąkowska Pomeranian Chamberlain of the Ryś coat of arms, the remaining widow of Mikołaj Czapski, behind him. Jan Zofia Baran (Aries) owska, Rawicz coat of arms. Adam, first Sumińska from the Leszczyc coat of arms, he sired three daughters: Konstancja Kazimierz Bartski from the Szaszor coat of arms, Urszula Paweł Chmielowski, Bracławski's under table, and Katarzyna Józef Grochowicki were married. After Sumińska he took Karwosiecka and his daughter Teresa Godzimirska. According to Karwosiecka, Katarzyna Święcicka from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiec was the son of Jan. Adam's brother Antoni had Siedlecka behind him. Stefan Dębiński made a lifelong friendship with Witkowska, who had two sons, both of whom were childless. Zygmunt also Witkowska. N. Chamberlain Sandomierski, Zofia Witkowska, who was killed during the Swedish invasion in 1645, left a son, Paweł. Okolski is attracted to these Dembińskis by Wincenty Kot, the Archbishop of Gniezno, but this is against all our historians who testify to him that he was from the Doliwa coat of arms, where I will also talk about him. He also assigned Przemyski's bishop to the same family without a name, without a year, but innocent. And yes, and Jakub, who was mentioned here at the beginning, first the Crown Treasurer and then the Castellan of Krakow, does not seem to belong to this house, the basis of which I got from Okolski myself, Band. 2. fol. 303. where, among other things, he signed Odrowąż with the establishment of the Mogilski monastery in 1462. Jacobus de Dębno alias Szczekocie Regni Poloniae Thesaurarius, Capitaneus Sandecensis and Biecensis and Regiae M. Pincerna Supremus. For a better understanding it is necessary to know that some houses came from Dębno or Szczekocin for a long time and these Odrowąż, others also from Dębno and those of the Dębno coat of arms, others from Dąbno and these Doliwczyk, others from Dębian and these Rawicz and Nieczujów, about the one below. There was also the Dębiński family from Dębin in Strzelno in Silesia, of which Paprocki in Stromatibus testifies, I don't know which coat of arms. Some houses were written by Dębno or Szczekocin for a long time and these were Odrowąż, others also by Dębno and those of Dębno coats of arms, others by Dąbno and these Doliwczyk, others by Dębian and the Rawicz and Nieczujów, about the ones below. There was also the Dębiński family from Dębin in Strzelno in Silesia, of which Paprocki in Stromatibus testifies, I don't know which coat of arms. Some houses were written by Dębno or Szczekocin for a long time and these were Odrowąż, others also from Dębno and these were from D frombno coat of arms, others from Dąbno and this Doliwczyk, others from Dębian and these Rawicz and Nieczujów, about the ones below. There was also the Dębiński family from Dębin in Strzelno in Silesia, of which Paprocki in Stromatibus testifies, I don't know which coat of arms.
The castellan of Biecki in Dębiński left his sons: Arnolf, Stanisław Kostka, voivode of Kraków, who died in 1782, Franciszek, the starost of Czocorski, and priest Piar, who died young. Arnolf von Dębian Dębiński primo voto with Bobrownicka fathered. The sons Jerzy, Józef and Franciszek as well as a daughter Anna, who stood behind Wojciech Kluszewski, the castellan of Biecki, and, before his death in 1780, the nominated castellan of Wojnicki. Arnolf's second wife, the former Aksakowna stolnikny Wołyń-ska, born from Popielowny, left his sons Jan [p. 325] Nepomucen teacup Krakowski and Ignacy. Ignacy of Dębian Dębiński, Ensign of the Cracow National Order, bachelor, member of the Seym from 1788 from the Cracow Voivodeship, promised Marianna Moszyńska, daughter of Leon Moszyński, castellan of Lublin, and Ludwika Załuska, a Lithuanian cook.
Jan Nepomucen, Count Dębiński, had a Krakow teacup behind him, Krystyna Wiesiołowska, with whom he fathered three sons: 1. Feliks, married to Józefa Jurkowska, 2. Antoni, 3. Wojciech, and two daughters: Marianna and Jacek Fredro, die Standard bearer of Lviv. Amelia after the Rudzki Chamberlain by JK Mci. - Wielądek heraldry.
N. Dembiński, the starost Wolbromski, the squire in Szczekocin, left a son from Krasicka who joined Morsztynowna. - The brother of the same Wolbromski mayor had Szembekowna behind him: this marriage collapsed and Szembekowna succeeded Pomiński. Third brother of the Staroste von Wolbromski, a monk Can. Reg. S. Sepulchri. - Krasicki's footnotes.
Dębowski from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiec near Opoczno. Including Benedikt Erbe in Zychorzyn 1599. Dębowski. Acta Castren. Opocznen. One of them had Katarzyna Baran (Aries) owska from the Rawicz coat of arms, who later married Piotr Łagewnicki. Aries.
Dubrawski from the Sas coat of arms in the Przemyśl region. Tomasz Dubrawski, a deputy of Halicki from the Sejm from 1567. Collector., Constit. fol. 146. Deputy Sejm in 1569. Constit. fol. 171. N. Dubrawski, senior from Żarnowiecki, whose two daughters were one for Stanisław Sładkowski and one for Czarnocki. Aries. Dubrawskie Magdalena and Teresa, nuns at All Saints in Lviv. Dubrawski was a writer from the city of Chęciński to Czarniecki Wojciech. Jędrzej, Commissioner for the Separation of Hungary, marked with the Sejm of 1676. Constit. fol. 31. Franciszek, Chamberlain of Przemyśl, spent most of his years in the camp with great courage and glory, without searching his blood and health for his homeland. Nevertheless he defended his native freedom with language and strangely smooth pronunciation, which is why he served twice in the Chamber of Deputies, once in 1649, once in 1654. Hence John Casimir, the King of Poland, with a smaller seal [p. 432] to the virtue of his praise and to the virtue of his praise and to our law, which is especially gracious to him, eternal remembrance before God; This world said goodbye in 1665. Histor. Coll. Jarosl. Mariam: His son Paweł Konstantyn, dean of Łucki and Przemyski, member of the Crown Court several times and then in 1691 suffragan of Przemyśl.
The son of this Dubrawski suffragan, Przemyski, married Dębiński tea cup from Kraków. - In the Kiev province in 1781. Andrzej Dubrawski, a city judge in Żytomierski. - Krasicki's footnotes.
Dulski, Przegonia coat of arms. An old house in Prussia. Wojciech Dulski, ensign of Pomorski from Katarzyna Rabianka, fathered a daughter who was named after Jabłonowski von Wicholec, Wappen Prus, and the son of Jan Castellan Chełmiński and Grand Treasurer of the Crown, the Starost von Brański, [p. 434] Surazki, Świecki. Rogoziński, the man from his youth, hid King Augustus at the court, who, after having earned good services, took great care of him. He was married for the first time to Rożnów vom Gryf coat of arms, she gave him six daughters, one married Mikołaj Działyński, the voivode of Chełmiński, the second for Tarło, the starost of Zwoleń, the third for Kiszka, the star of Drohicki, the fourth, Elżbieta, for Maciej Konopacki and then the Chamberlain of Chełmiński. Voivode, the fifth Sophia ruled the prince in Toruń in 1623. The sixth virgin died. The second relationship he had with Mniszchowna, the remaining widow of Jan Firlej, the voivode of Cracow, and the Grand Marshal of the Crown, but he had no children with him. The third, Oleśnicka from the Dębno coat of arms, I am a supporter of Bełska, the niece of the Hetman Zamojski, after whom Jan's son remained, but mother and son died in 1583. The fourth, Zofia Herburtowna, the elderly wife of Barska and with this one Sterilis followed Zofia after his descent [p. 435] of the Cygenberg coat of arms with a daughter Elżanowska and a son without marriage. Krzysztof, the star of Rajgrodzki and Augustowski, the representative of the Podlasie Voivodeship, signed the Pacta Conventa of Władysław IV King. It's MS. about Prussian families Załusk. and a second MS. Konopats. which adds that Dulska was Frącki's wife and that Dulsk and Lubochin moved into Wojanowski's house with Dulska. During this time he had Marianna Jaskmanicka behind him. Dulska was behind Stanisław Kuczborski, Castellan Sierpski. Aries. N. had Teofila Ponętowska behind her. Samuel stolnik Parnawski, his wife EIżbieta Bekierska, daughter Marianna and sons Jędrzej, Antoni, Jakub and Rafał.
In 1788 Józef Dulski chased to Trembowelski. - Ignacy stolnik Latyczowski. - Krasicki.
Kuropatnicki in his work in §. V. in the apud tabulas regni Galliciae et Lodomeriae extracted the intermagnates of Józef Dulski on September 10, 1782.
Dymitrowski, coat of arms Prus 1mo , in the provinces of Krakow and Podolia. N. Captain over two hundred [p. 445] Infantry against Moscow in the battle of Czapniki in 1567. Biel. fol. 622. Dymitrowski, at the court of Stanisław Branicki, the swordsman of the Crown, the Starost of Chęciński, had Branicka from the Gryf coat of arms behind him, the son of the sword-bearer. Aries. Hieronim and Zygmunt 1632. Dymitrowski captured under the yellow water. Kochowski Climac. 1. lib. 1. 1648. Adam von Dymitrów, Aleksander and Jacek in Sandomiersk 1674. Other settlements near Ostrog.
Dziedzicki from the coat of arms of Dołęga in the Płock Voivodeship. N. Dziedzicki, bailiff of King Zygmunt III. 1608. Aries.
Falęcki from the Leszczyc coat of arms. Of these Boruta von Falant, Warrant Officer of Warsaw 1452. Statute. Masov. fol. 94. Stanisław [p. 13] Ensign Zakroczymski 1496. Stat. Masov. fol. 110. Marcin Falęcki, Chamberlain of Sieradzki, and then Castellan Rospierski, with whose title he signed the Będzin transaction in 1589. A man of great experience and wisdom, whose beginnings were taken at the court of King Sigismund Augustus, and then in various functions, as commissioner as deputy, for the inspection of royal goods in Małopolska vom Seym, Konstit. 1564. fil. 39. Paweł starosta Zakroczymski 1613. Constit. fol. 1; L. Aries. Wojciech wrote with the country of Czersk about the election of Jan Kazimierz Król: but some of them from Mazovia in the settlement area of Przemyśl. Józef burgrave Wyszogrodzki 1674. N. had Barbara Zaleska, Krobanowski's widow, behind her, whose son Jan was the regent of Gniezno.
Marcelli Leszczyc Falęcki, MP from Podolskie Voivodeship. - Józef from the same country. - Stanisław from the Czersk region signed the election of Stanisław August King. - Wielądek heraldry.
Frydrychowski from the Kornicz coat of arms . An old house in Oświęcimskie. Jan Frydrychowski, I read in the letter from Zygmunt L 1508. Jan canon Krakowski and Sandomierski, administrators of Wieliczka Saline 9, died in 1625. He was born in Kraków Castle, in Maciejowski Chapel, in Maciejowski's house and on a grand scale buried favor with Cardinal Bernard Maciejowski. His brother, Mikołaj Wojski Oświęcimski, died sterile and lived with Gosławska, who was the first to stand behind Iwan Kamiński in Aleksandrowice. He left Jan Zatorski with Konstancja Palczewska, a chivalrous husband and a considerable charge in the foreign Polish army. Tobias son of Aleksy from Frydrychowice, from where they got their name, a man in the law of the crown of great skill 1640. Aries. OK. Gabriel is mentioned in the Books of Krakow in 1641.
Gabonese , Janina coat of arms , in the province of Krakow. Stanisław Gaboński in Brzozów in Podgórze had a son, Romerowska Anna, whom he married, Zofia Staszkowska, a Krakow subordinate. Aries. Mikołaj, Jan Kazimierz, Feliks and Stanisław wrote to Sandomierz on the election of Jan Kazimierz. Lawrence is mentioned in the Krakow city books. 1569.
Gajewski from the Sulima coat of arms in the province of Krakow, as he saw on the tombstone, writes from Gajewo. Jędrzej Gajowski, courtier of King Zygmunt III. died in Moscow in 1610. The second Jędrzej, the castellan of Oświęcim, left [p. 62] with Przyłęcka from the Śreniawa coat of arms, descendants, sons and daughters, one of whom was Krystyna Aleksander Myszkowski, the castellan of Oświęcim, an important benefactor of our Kraków novitiate, died in 1659. She was buried there, but this marriage was not fruitful . Second Katarzyna after Krzysztof Przecławski. Paweł, her brother, had Katarzyna Lubomirska behind her. Stanisław, courtier of King Zygmunt, collector in Krakowski 1635. Constit. fol. His 60th wife Gorecka. Hieronim with Małgorzata from Trzebińska Trzebińska left offspring. Aries. 1638.
Gawłowski from the Jelita coat of arms . Paprocki writes about it, Okol. he went. I understand that these include: Piotr Gawłowski, the pastor of Wolborski, Canon Łęczycki, and Łowicki, the royal secretary, who is well deserved for his homeland. Aries. Paweł von Bełski signed the election of Jan Kazimierz.
Gawronski, coat of arms RawiczIn the province of Sandomierz they acquired this name from the possession of Gawrony. Paweł named Rewka, Judge Opoczyński, his sons Jan, the canons Gnieźnieński and Łowicki, Wawrzyniec, Stanisław and Krzysztof. [S. 83] who, after sharing their mother's goods, gathered their writings from them. Of these, Stanisław, he wrote of Strawczyn, his sons Krzysztof, Jan, Jakub, Dawid, Jędrzej and Stanisław. Of these, Jakub was the castellan of Wieluń, he left descendants at Rożnowna, a daughter of her was given to Stanisław Koryciński, the teaser of Krakow. Aries. Jędrzej was the administrator of the castellan of Sandomierski Tarnowski from Szyszkowska, the sister of Marcin, the bishop of Cracow. He fathered the son of Marcin, the canon of Cracow. Aries. Stanisław podżupnik Wielicki had two wives, the first Suskrajewska, one of whom became Jan: the other had Zofia Zbylitowska, the sister of Krakowski's deputy, with whom he had left no heirs, died in 1628. He was heir in Szyszczyce, Suskrajewice and Rzeszotka . Aries. Dorota Gawrońska, Prioress of Zwierzyniecka in 1635. After Stanisław joined our order in Rome, he ruled the Lublin on his return to his homeland, being an inseparable companion in his teachings and his true emulant of sacred virtues. Poznan for seven years and Province for five years, and in the election of Mutius Vitellesco as general he sat with great common sense and skill, no less contempt for himself, of which he never spoke of himself. only with humiliation; He eagerly applied for his closest assignments: he traveled the provinces and slept on the bare ground. In 1620 he fell asleep in you in the great sanctity of life in Poznan at his old age. with more than sixty. Immediately after his death, people emphasized the body of the ego with respect for him, during the funeral, because of his willingness and assessment of the deceased, the pastor of Tamecz and the canon of Posen, he preached to the people, recommending his beautiful virtues were. God who wanted to show his holiness and merits, his body or in a damp grave, because he swam many times during a flood and left a place unsullied and untouched for many years, with blood sometimes flowing from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy would not let the churches through, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. Immediately after his death, people emphasized the body of the ego with respect for him, during the funeral, because of his willingness and appreciation of the deceased, the pastor of Tamecz and the canon of Posen, he preached a sermon to the people, taking his beautiful virtues recommended. God who wanted to show his holiness and merits, his body or in a damp grave, because he swam many times during a flood and left a place unsullied and untouched for many years , with blood sometimes flowing from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy would not let the churches pass, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. Immediately after his death, people emphasized the body of the ego with respect for him, during the funeral, because of his willingness and appreciation of the deceased, the pastor of Tamecz and the Canon of Posen, he preached a sermon to the people, taking his beautiful virtues recommended. God who wanted to show his holiness and merits, his body or in a damp grave, because he swam many times during a flood and left a place unsullied and untouched for many years, so that blood sometimes flowed from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy would not let the churches through, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. As pastor of Tameczny and Canon of Posen, he preached a sermon to the people with the beautiful virtues of his recommendation. God who wanted to show his holiness and merits, his body or in a damp grave, because he swam many times during a flood and left a place unsullied and untouched for many years, so that blood sometimes flowed from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy would not let the churches pass, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. As pastor of Tameczny and Canon of Posen, he preached a sermon to the people with the beautiful virtues of his recommendation. God who wanted to show his holiness and merits, his body or in a damp grave, because he swam many times during a flood and left a place unsullied and untouched for many years, with blood sometimes flowing from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy did not allow the churches to pass, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. it had been left uncontaminated for many years, so that blood sometimes oozed from it; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy did not allow the churches to pass, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her. he had left uncontaminated for many years, so that blood sometimes oozed from him; When it was moved to a more honest place during the Swedish storm in 1656 and the enemy did not allow the churches to pass, it was burned to ashes. Jędrzej and Samuel 1648. Stanisław, Aleksander, Zygmunt, Hieronim and Antoni 1705 flourished in Krakowskie. N. Gawroński had Marianna Witkowska behind her.
Marcjan and Kazimierz Rawa Gawroński with the Sandomierz Province in Korczyn took part in the 1697 election of King Stanisław Leszczyński. Adam Rawa Gawroński, Wojski Wiślicki, Consultant of the Confederation of the Sandomierz Province in 1733. Sebastian Rawa from Gawron Gawroński, the seat of Latyczowski, a member of the Sejm of the 1764 Assembly, from the [p. 84] is mentioned in the constitution of fol. 189. Inspector of the Starosties of the Latyczewski Poviat. Andrzej Rawa Gawroński has registered for the election of Stanisław August, King of the Sandomierz Province. Józef Wiślicki's entourage.
Andrzej Gawroński: Canon of Cracow, editor of King Stanisław August, previously he was in the Order of Soc. Jesu, Feliks Gawroński, a subsidiary of Latyczowski, of the Order of St. Stanisław, bachelor.
Jan Gawroński with Agnieszka Krzeszowska had a son, Wojciech, who had settled in the Podolskie Voivodeship and had three sons with Agnieszka Wasilewska, Józef Gawroński, adviser to the East Gallic tribunal, and a commissioner delegated to the six fallen banks. The second priest, Stanisław Gawroński of the Carmelite Order, General Provincial. Third Bartłomiej Gawroński. - Much.
Kuropatnicki in §. V. included in the extract, the apud tabulas of Regni Galliciae et Lodomeriae inter equites cum voce, by Jakub Gawroński on December 3, 1782.
Gdeszyński , coat of arms of Gozdawa , in the Bełskie Voivodeship. Paweł Gdeszyński remembers an excerpt from the royal chancellery from 1539 when he wrote some of his parts in Rzeplin to Bartosz Kazanowski to his brother-in-law, the district judge Łukowski, where he is referred to as an ensign. Aries. Krzysztof for all needs. in Moscow and suffered damaging damage from the attack while walking near Pskov: in 1596 he was a member of parliament, from where he was a member of the Rawska district. Constit. fol. 681. About Stefan and his knightly merits, Constitution 1623. fol. 17: Mark the royal captain under Korsuń after Kochowski, captured; Climate. 1. lib. 1. Later Pastorius says; that on this occasion [p. 85] wounded when the enemy was fighting near the prey at this time. he got away happily. Anna Gdeszyńska, Jan Dąbski, Tomasz Dąbski's second wife.
Gierałtowski from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiec . Okolski placed them under the coat of arms of Tępa Podkowa. Fern. in electricity. clearly states that there are Jastrzębczyk in Silesia, one of whom was behind Wacław Brodecki. Paweł Gierałtowski died childless: his nephew Samuel had two wives. Kizinkowna, the other Zuzanna Schillingzanka, with both of them he left offspring. Aries. Adam Richter Sądecki had Cikowska behind him. Katarzyna Gierałtowska was behind Mikołaj Brandy's judge from Zatorski and Oświęcim. A letter from Zygmunt I in 1508 is attested in the Duchy of Zator. N. took Zofia Komorowska, an old woman from Oświęcim.
Gorzechowski from the Ogończyk coat of arms in the Dobrzyń region. Stanisław Gorzechowski from the Chęciński Elders. Aries. Jan 1648 signed the election of Jan Kazimierz. Marianna was for Kazimierz Dobrogojski: Magdalena nee Przewoska was born, she was for Jan Paprocki.
Gruszecki from the Lubicz coat of arms in the Chełm country and in Podolia: Maciej, a knightly man to whom the king gave the good and small and large with an eternal donation with an eternal donation, from which he received this name and made him the crown bearer Malicka becomes assigned to him his son from Okolski Jędrzej, who was valiantly killed on all occasions by his cousin Kantymir, but he could not survive so that his father lived in the times of Jagiełło and the son for Stefan because more time would have passed than 1.5 Years. This Jędrzej von Hańska was the son of Piotr, of whom eight sons, six in different campaigns, died and two of the same Anna Orchowska were fathered, namely Bronisław Samuel Szumilist, called Rusiosiadł, he was a lieutenant in Zborowski and then Czerniechowski's army. I read Bronisław Gruszecki, the hunter from Czerniechowskie, in the constitutions of 1633. fol. 55th that he built a castle in Hołoskowice in Podolia. Stanisław Jan, first at the helm, then the judge from Podolski, Constit. 1661. fol. 26. Stanisław stolnik Latyczowski, Deputy Crown Tribunal 1694. N. Gruszecki, Maciej's brother, called Baran (Aries) , Wojciech, his son from Komorowska, fathered Stanisław, Jan, Piotr and Jędrzej. Stanisław Tomasz von Dubaniewska, who died in Halicz from the Tatars Mikołaj and Jan, knights, was born in Postrumińska. [S. 302] N. Maciej's third brother from whom they left, Jan Konstantyn, Wojciech and Piotr, brothers. Piotr of Anna Jaroszewska, descendants, Jan, Michał, Krzysztof, - Wacław, and daughter Katarzyna Krzewska, married Piotr Borzechowska, who was Remigian's son.The first father from Wojakowska had a son, Antoni, and then Józef from Piłczańska. Jan, a soldier with Zofia Pełczanka, had a son, Jakub. Wojciech with Molińska Tobiasza. Piotr died in Pokut, from which Marcin became his son. Gruszecka Józef Chmielecki, Apollon Szymon Rudnicki, wife. N. Gruszecki had Joanna Rudnicka behind her. Józef, a city judge, and Podolski, a landlord, his wife Anna Garmuchowska, of whom there were three sons, Tomasz Cześnik Podolski, took Angela Łochowska, Stolniks Rzeczycka, Michał, the second, third Kazimierz in our order. His sermons are printed. 1 Mon. The only one in honor of justice. Sermon to the Tribunal in fol. 1730. Calissia. 2to. The tribunal with credit, sermon on the votive of the tribunal 1730. in fol. Calissia. 3tio. Merit of honor, honor, sermon at the coronation of the Virgin Mary in Podkamień in 1730. in fol. Leopoli. Five daughters, Katarzyna Zbykalski at the Mielnicki under table, Helena Elżbieta at the Archibald Glower, Konstancja at the Franciszek Bogusz, the Halicki trophy holder, the fourth to Aleksander Zbykalski at the Plock swordsman. Teresa in the Kamieniec monastery under the rule of S. Dominik.
1788. Border guard Jan Gruszecki from Lublin. - Krasicki.
Aries coat of arms , see Junosza.
Junosza coat of arms. A white ram in a red field in the right shield turned and stood on a green lawn, bloody from side to side in blood, with horns on his head, five ostrich feathers on his helmet, Okolski ribbon. 1. fol. 354. and Rutka in MS. but paprocki on coat of arms fol. 248. and Kojałow. in MS. and MS. the other, about the Prussian family, from half a ram from the crown that emerges so that the front legs are clearly visible over the helmet. How many differences in this coat of arms. Some because [p. 512] in their coat of arms they use a ram with a flag, from the side of which the blood flows into the chalice, I put this coat of arms in the first volume because the Wieluń region seals it with it: this is the coat of arms that you in Paproc see. fol. 564. where he writes of the Germanic banners taken after the Grunwald victory that the thirty-first banner was the command of the City of Hearing, exercised by Arnold de Beden, Komandor Spadowski, under which the nobility of this poviat stood. The second and forty-sixth rows of the Alsperski diocese and the city of Alsperga had such a ram on. Others put a ram without horns, others in a rose bush, others a ram looking at its torso.
Some of the origins of this coat of arms come from Germany and say that a resemblance to Poland seems to confirm their novel from there, because in the German language von Jungszchoff means young ram, whence they might say that the Polish accent has broken this word, They called Junoša or Junoszyc. Others claim that he was born in Poland like from Długosz, claims Paprocki, when a Polish knight, who was going to a large post office to get his wife, came across the enemy guard, whom he happily defeated and then learned of those taken away Captives and from the entire army, he beat them and beat them. In this way he took the horses far away to the disused pastures. Friends of Junosza the knight, by agreement, saw him return the next day, well drenched in enemy blood. They informed the king of his bravery for what this jewel had given him. Others add that after the soldier who had become Junoša when he left, a ram came out who, when he saw him scream and jump out, predicted [p. 513]
Herbowni.
Bieliński, Bojanowski, Borkowski, Borowski, Borukowski, Chądzeński, Chociszewski; Chrapuński, Ciesliński, Dąbrowski, Dolecki, Dorpowski, Drewnowski, Drużbic, Dubkowski, Gałecki, Gigański, Gliniecki, Goslinowski, Gostkowski, Grochowski, Gulczewski, Gzowski, Hermanowski, Horyszewski Kisielewski, Kliński; Kolo, Koninski, Konopacki, Kormanicki, Kosmaczewski, Kowalewski, Kaonnowski, Kazykowski, Kuszkowski, Lelowski, Lipicki. Podoski, Polikowski, Poniatowski, Przędzowski, Przerownicki, Radziejowski, Rościszewski, Saporowski, Segrowski, Sęp, Skoroszewski, Słuszkowski, Smogorzewski, Starzyński, Stępkowski, Suchodolski, Szaniawski,
Kuropatnicki, Małachowski, Załuskis manuscript ref. Crown. and other later heraldists add the following families to this coat of arms.
Bądzyński, Baran (Aries) owicz, Chądzewski, Chodecki, Chudzewski, Domin, Janicz, Janiszewski, Kisieliński, Komarnicki, Koniuski, Kostkowski, Kurdwanowski, Lipnicki, Nijowski, Orwityowski, Stefanówski, Starziowski, Starziński, Szwarziński, Oliśwarziński, Szwarziński, Szwarziński, Oliśwarziński, Szwarziński, Oliśwarziński, Szwarziński, Janicz, Chudzewski, Domin, Janicz, Chudzewski, Szwarziński, Szwarziński, Stefan Tabacz, Żakowski, Zamojski, Zdrojewski. [S. 514]
Erhardus Jonoschitz lies with the Bernardines in Lubawa in 1599. Buried, lived unmarried, four coats of arms can be seen on his tombstone. The first Junosza, the second night heron, the third courage or the third wall, the fourth Strozberg, that's two months with their shoulders facing each other and the star above them in the middle. MRS. de Famil. Pruss. So I come to the conclusion that there were those who called themselves Junoszami. It also seems certain that the families of this coat of arms were first embedded in the Duchy of Mazovia, from where they later moved to various Polish provinces, some of which were created.