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

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Bronikowski. In blue a silver boat hook (oseka), sloping on the right with the point upwards; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. The Bronikowski shoot from Opole, belongs to Silesia. The coat of arms is also called Osea.

Oppeln-Bronikowski ( not m. Von Oppeln-Bronikowski) - an old German and Polish family noble own coat of arms .

Coat of arms Oppeln-Bronikowskich (Polish variety "Osęk", boat hook on a red field)

Original family name derived from Upper Lusatia , from the area around Löbau and Zittau . The family sounded opal. Werner de Opal appears in documents as early as 1261 year. A descendant of the family, Henricus de Oppel, bought wealth Bronikowo Kościan County in a year 1412 and became the forerunner of all Oppeln-Bronikowski, both Polish and German, who took the surname from the estate. Weapons According to Polish custom, the Bronikowski family was given its own name, Osęk. Part of the family stayed in Saxony ,she still used Oppell's last name. It still exists today. Coats of arms of both families with silver sandals In a red (or blue) field it is assigned to an ancestral legend according to which one of the ancestors used a grappling hook as a weapon at the Battle of Legnica . According to another version of the family legend, during the invasion he had the ancestors of the Bronikowski family Tatars tear out the painting with a grappling hook Our Lady of Częstochowa with the altar on Jasna Góra , hide it from enemies and thus save it from destruction.

Genealogists and heraldists of the 18th and 19th centuries suggested this nickname Oppeln, Oppeln-Bronikowskich z Opole Region (German name Opole : Oppeln), but the latest research by genealogists of the Verband des Deutschen Adels (Verband des Deutschen Adels eV) showed the origin of the Lausitz. To this day, many family members have held important positions in Poland and Germany. The branch settled on Oblath (ob. Daring About Salchow ), now expired, had a Prussian title count Count von Bronikowski-Bronicowa. One of the last Opole-Bronikowski estates in Poland a year ago 1945 was Żychlin (Greater Poland Voivodeship) .

From the mid-16th century to the late 19th century, most of the branches of the family were Calvinists.

Famous family members

Adam Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , activist 

Calvinist

 in Poland a Saxon general (18th century);

Adam Feliks Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , 

Senator

 - - 

Castellan 

The Kingdom of Poland

 (18th-19th centuries);

Alexander von Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , German 

writer

 , author of historical novels (18th-19th centuries);

Antoni Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , Hellenist (19th century);

Friedrich von Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , German writer (19th-20th centuries);

Hermann von Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , Olympic gold medalist ( 

Olympic Summer Games 1936

 ), later a General 

Wehrmacht

 (20th century)

Jan Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , Polish and Swedish military, Prussian general, knight of the order 

Pour le Mérite

 , (XVII-XVIII centuries);

Karl Ludwig von Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , 

Prussian

 General (18th-19th centuries),

Kazimierz Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , 

Polish teacher

 and 

Germanist

 , (XIX-XX centuries);

Mikołaj Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , 

General

 Polishing (18th-19th centuries)

Rajmund Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , 

November insurgent

 (19th century);

Stanisław Oppeln-Bronikowski

 , known 

journalist 

Poznan

 (19th century).

Broniewski from the Tarnawa coat of arms . A house with the Targowickies, that's why our writers messed them up enough to count the Targowickies between the Broniewskies and the Broniewskis between the Targowickies. The name of the Broniewskis from the village of Broniewice, which is not far from Waśniewo, the town of Abbot Wąchocki, has its origins, but at that time they spread their lands in different provinces, especially in the countries of Sandomierskie, Lubelskie and Przemyśl. Okolski begins with Jerzy, the canon of Lemberg, the pastor of Drohobycki. Paprocki from Marcin, whose six sons have remained. Dzietrych, a canon by Przemyski, Mikołaj, Stanisław, Michał, Jan and Marcin. Of these Stanisław's sons were two: Jan, whose maiden name was Targowicki: Marcin and his brother brought the Broniewskis into the house. This Marcin was accepted at royal courts, in particular with King Casimir and his sister Elizabeth. (with whom he also supervised) with Olbracht Aleksander and Zygmunt the first. Then he went on a hike to the Holy Land, where he was created as the Knight of Bożogrobski. After returning to his homeland, he gave considerable evidence of a fearless heart in many campaigns. for which he was awarded the Burgrave von Krakowski and the Starost von Lubaczowski. He lays his Starowolski in Monumen's tombstone. fol. 165. His descendants are left. Marcin, the writer from Lwów, whose son Stanisław died in Pskov, died bravely while attacking the enemy. Wincenty, and he spent his years in the camp. Stanisław auf Bieździedzie, standard-bearer and horse from Przemyśl, Staroste from Medycki, who had become famous at the royal courts of Sigismund and Augustus, looked for this fame in later works of knights and liked it [p. 308] Luck did not serve because he was captured by the Tatars in a battle, he hardly got out: after all, he was always nice to the Polish majesties, both because of his loyalty to them and because of a common sense in all the practices of them the Polish kings exposed him to difficult functions, as in embassies with foreign nations. What he and his tombstone confess to the deceased in the church of S. Franciszek in 1582. Zygmunt's first letter in MS. Petricovia. declares that he was destined for the embassy to the Ottoman ports; he lived for 75. For God's sake he was generous, especially towards the chicken monastery in Biecz, in Tu chowa and Prochnik, in the hospital, in the OO. Benedictines on Łysa Góra in St. Cross, religious virgins in Tarnów, churches in Bieździedz and Piotrkowice and many other places, thanks to his generosity, beautiful decorations of the glory of God were created. His daughter confronted Łukasz Gornicki, the Starost of Tykocin. Paprocki for the coat of arms. fol. 414. Bielski fol. 586. Starowolski in Monumen. And from his four sons: Jan Konuszy Medycki rejected all his hopes at a young age and soon said goodbye to the world. Stanisław, the second son of a standard bearer, a courtier of King Stefan, spoke German, Hungarian and Turkish as well as his mother tongue. Sebastian, the third son of the Staroste von Medici, at the courts of August, Henryk and Stefan, after spending a long time with Ligęzianka with his daughter from Sanocki, joined him for a lifetime. Peter, the fourth son, gave his breasts for his motherland on all expeditions during Stefan Król's expeditions to Moscow at a younger age. He spoke both Turkish and his own mother tongue. Sebastian, the third son of the Staroste von Medici, at the courts of August, Henryk and Stefan, after spending a long time with Ligęzianka with his daughter from Sanocki, joined him for a lifetime. Peter, the fourth son, gave his breasts for his motherland at a younger age in all expeditions during Stefan Król's time with Moscow. He spoke both Turkish and his own mother tongue. Sebastian, the third son of the Staroste von Medici, at the courts of August, Henryk and Stefan, after spending a long time with Ligęzianka with his daughter from Sanocki, joined him for a lifetime. Peter, the fourth son, gave his breasts for his motherland at a younger age in all expeditions during Stefan Król's time with Moscow.                                       

Marcin Broniewski, a man of wit and special importance, in whom long experiments in the public interest, its natural twist, polished even more. With Stefan King he gained so much respect in philosophy and geometry, both with his skill and in matters of war, that the same gentleman sent him as envoy for the Moscow expedition to the Perekop Tatars. Nine whole months between this fat paganism, which, with no little expense and no less courage, was consumed in inspecting those lands where, having visited all the villages, towns, rivers, mountains and customs of this nation, he made a description of Tartariae published hac in lucem nunquam editam with geographical maps in Kolno in 1595. But the printing house inadvertently added many errors to its true story: this was repeated in Lugdun in 1630. Emphasis. Our Fr. Possevinus tomo 2. sub voce Tartari j, where he said about [p. 309] Bronikowski. In this book he added comments on the Moscow monarchy. I do not know whether I have read this "or that" Marcin Broniewski, a letter he had provided with the title "Pogrom Tatars" from Stanisław Żołkiewski, Crown Hetman, 1620 more than once deputy of the Crown Seyms, in particular 1588. Constit . fol. 471. et 1590. fol. 575. et 1591. fol. 617. Starowolski in Hecatombe the greatest titles. to the Seym Constit. 1609. fol. 907. and from there the inspector to the Rawska district. Stefan, canon of Kamieniecki, pastors Buczacki and Jaroszowski flourished in 1643. Histor. D. Podkamenen. Anna Broniewska, a nun of Sr. Klara in Sącz in 1701. Stanisław Broniewski, Owrucki's cupbearer, had Zofia Rakowska, five sons of hers, Stanisław, Józef, Antoni, Kazimierz and Wojciech, daughter Marianna behind Jacek Zielenski. The cup winner's sister was one behind Trzecieski, the other behind Samuel Morski. Great Uncle Marcin, Wojciech and Jan.             

Mikołaj Zygmunt Broniewski, courtier of King August II. In 1700 at the general assembly of citizens of W. Ks . he wrote to Olkiniki vom Lidzki poviat. Antoni, the writer of Halicki from 1763. Antoni z Biedziedzy Broniewski, the treasurer of Zydaczewski, the clerk of the Liw region, wrote to the election of Stanisław August Król with the voivodeship, he was later a Jewish carpenter and a member of the tribunal of the small Poland from Zydaczewski poviat in 1765. Stanisław von Biedzieża from this poviat wrote himself up with the above-mentioned elections and Nereusz, whose drafting constitution mentioned in 1764. Fol. 46. ​​that he was appointed inspector of a Jewish election tax by the Zydaczewski poviat. - Wielądek heraldry.        

Kuropatnicki in §. V. expresses in his work Andrzej, Antoni Broniewski, which is recorded in the excerpt apud tabulas Regni, Galliciae and Lodomeriae inter equites cum voce on September 10, 1782. - -  

Bronikowski coat of arms . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. There is a gaff, one in the red field, not straight, but pointed to the right side of the shield, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. I'm in Bydgoszcz in the Church of the Fathers. Among other coats of arms, the Bernardines saw a silver gaff in a bloody field, but straight up. The Bronikowski family in Wielkopolska is proud of this coat of arms. From the oldest I read Jan Bronikowski, Abbot Bledzewski, Canon of Posen in [p. 310] 1577. 5o Singularia. Piotr in 1632. Adam, Dobrogost, Jan in 1648. Hieronim the royal captain, Aleksander, Przecław, Wojciech von Babin, Jan Dobrogost, Jędrzej Kaliski Doppelmacher in 1674. flourished. Stanisław, the canon and official of Przemyśl, the priest of Samborski who died in 1677, donated his library to our Przemyśl. Stanisław the nephew his life was born in the order Soc. He consecrated Jesus to God, glorified by his zeal in various ambones. Konstancja Broni-kowska Wojciech Biskupski, coat of arms Niesobia spouse. Anna Jan Glinicki from the Junosza coat of arms? her sister von Grabski from the Wczele coat of arms. Hieronim, Poznanski, his son is behind Przyjemska, the Chamberlain of Kaliska. Przecław, Jan, Władysław flourished in 1696. There was also Bronikowski, a respected colonel in the Crown Army, who was drafted abroad.                

Piotr Bronikowski signed with the General Confederation at Sendomierz in 1704. In 1734 Andrzej Bronikowski was an advisor in the Confederation of Wielkopolska Provinces. Bogusław from Opolno, the Poznan Canon, was a member of the Crown Tribunal from the Poznan Chapter in 1768. Antoni with the Province of Poznan; Adam, Jan and Aleksander signed up for the election of Stanisław August Król with the Kalisz Voivodeship. Andrzej Wojski less Wieluński in 1792. Samuel Bronikowski, Chamberlain of JK Mci, Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. N. Bronikowski, president of the Piotrkowska camera in 1794. - Heraldry of Wielądek.        

Bronikowski, a general in the Saxon army, joined the Confederation of Toruń Dissenters and headed it together with Golcz in 1766-7-8. - Jan Bronikowski, Cupbearer from Ostrzeszowski. In the Bełskie Voivodeship, Józef Bronikowski was the Lubacki hunter. - Krasicki's footnotes.   

The writer Aleksander Bronikowski, famous in Germany, who lives in Dresden and [p. 311] the freedom to use materials from the Royal Library, he wrote (but in German) many historical novels, almost all of which stem from Polish history. - All of them have found translators into Polish and are easy to read, or the author often did not write the most friendly to the homeland of his ancestors He died on January 22, 1834 at the age of 51 at his birthplace in Dresden.   

For the Osęki coat of arms, see Nowicki, Bronikowski. 

Bronikowski coat of arms . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. There is a gaff, one in the red field, not straight, but pointed to the right side of the shield, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. I'm in Bydgoszcz in the Church of the Fathers. Among other coats of arms, the Bernardines saw a silver gaff in a bloody field, but straight up. The Bronikowski family in Wielkopolska is proud of this coat of arms. From the oldest I read Jan Bronikowski, Abbot Bledzewski, Canon of Posen in [p. 310] 1577. 5o Singularia. Piotr in 1632. Adam, Dobrogost, Jan in 1648. Hieronim the royal captain, Aleksander, Przecław, Wojciech von Babin, Jan Dobrogost, Jędrzej Kaliski Doppelmacher in 1674. flourished. Stanisław, the canon and official of Przemyśl, the priest of Samborski who died in 1677, donated his library to our Przemyśl. Stanisław the nephew his life was born in the order Soc. He consecrated Jesus to God, glorified by his zeal in various ambones. Konstancja Broni-kowska Wojciech Biskupski, coat of arms Niesobia spouse. Anna Jan Glinicki from the Junosza coat of arms? her sister von Grabski from the Wczele coat of arms. Hieronim, Poznanski, his son is behind Przyjemska, the Chamberlain of Kaliska. Przecław, Jan, Władysław flourished in 1696. There was also Bronikowski, a respected colonel in the Crown Army, who was drafted abroad.                

Piotr Bronikowski signed with the General Confederation at Sendomierz in 1704. In 1734 Andrzej Bronikowski was an advisor in the Confederation of Wielkopolska Provinces. Bogusław from Opolno, the Poznan Canon, was a member of the Crown Tribunal from the Poznan Chapter in 1768. Antoni with the Province of Poznan; Adam, Jan and Aleksander signed up for the election of Stanisław August Król with the Kalisz Voivodeship. Andrzej Wojski less Wieluński in 1792. Samuel Bronikowski, Chamberlain of JK Mci, Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. N. Bronikowski, president of the Piotrkowska camera in 1794. - Heraldry of Wielądek.        

Bronikowski, a general in the Saxon army, joined the Confederation of Toruń Dissenters and headed it together with Golcz in 1766-7-8. - Jan Bronikowski, Cupbearer from Ostrzeszowski. In the Bełskie Voivodeship, Józef Bronikowski was the Lubacki hunter. - Krasicki's footnotes.   

The writer Aleksander Bronikowski, famous in Germany, who lives in Dresden and [p. 311] the freedom to use materials from the Royal Library, he wrote (but in German) many historical novels, almost all of which stem from Polish history. - All of them have found translators into Polish and are easy to read, or the author often did not write the most friendly to the homeland of his ancestors. He died on January 22, 1834 at the age of 51 at his birthplace in Dresden.   

Męciński, Poraj coat of arms , in the Lublin and Sieradz Voivodeships. You will write from Kurozwęki, which, as in the past, was one of the most prestigious in Poland, and learn what was said about it near Kurozwęckie and under the Poraj coat of arms. Later, Kurozwęki left her property when the only child was taken by the royal treasurer of Kurozwęska, Jan Lanckoroński, the hunter Sandomierski, and the next day they inherited in this house, but the Kurozwęscy, and then they flourished on different chairs in the Senate . After all, under the name of the Męciński family. Jędrzej Męciński Wieluń castellan, from the Sejm of 1591. Deputy Radom Tribunal, Const. f. 610. his daughter was for Piotr Gołuchowski. OK. Volume. 2. fol. 8I. N. Jan Koryciński, the castellan of Oświęcim [p. 360] woman; The second daughter of the same Jędrzej, Katarzyna, stood behind Krzysztof Drohojowski. Starowol. in monum. fol. 729. N. was behind Olbrycht Baranowski from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiec, the castellan of Kamiński. Jędrzej MP in the Sejm from 1611. From there commissioner to recognize the injustice from Hungary. Constit. fol. 7. Maciej from the Wieluń Region, 1627 MP from where he was a Member of the Radom Tribunal. Constit. f. 5. Balcer, the commissioner of Moscow, hoisted banners there on Władysław the prince g at his expense in 1618, over which I read the royal letter in MS. Cracov. Jan, the valiantly standing captain of Cecora, was captured, but abandoned her after buying his freedom. Jan Castellan von Sieradz in 1676. Constit. fol. 9th and 1667th where he was commissioned by the Republic of Poland to the borders of Silesia. Constit. fol. 21. His brother Wojciech Kazimierz, first the Starost of Brzeźnica with this title, I read him, a deputy of Wielkopolska at the Lviv Tax Tribunal, in the constitution of 1653. fol. 2. then Chamberlain Wieluński 1,661. Commissioner on the borders of Silesia, Constit. fol. 25. and then castellan of Sieradz. Acta Castr. Vielun. 1664. He built a grave in Cz Cstochowa and in 1659 a magnificent marble grave for himself and his whole family. Then in 1701 Chamberlain Wieluński, Deputy Crown Tribunal. Finally he chose the clergy state. Kazimierz Ignacy, the star of Wieluński and Radomski, and previously Ensign Wieluński, was a member of various parliaments from 1683 to 1690. There were three of his daughters, Marianna, Katarzyna and Konstancja, one of whom was Goszczyński's star after Tarło, and two sons, Józef and Wojciech. Of these, the Staroste of Ostrzeszów, the marshal of the Crown Tribunal from 1731, died in 1738 in the Crown Parish. According to Olszewski Marcin, N. Męcińska was the Starost of Wieluń in 1671. Wojciech Chełmski in 1686. Jan Castellan of Bracław. Mikołaj was the castellan of Sieradz. Jan Wojski toyto-mirski, top judge Sieradzki 1733. Jan had Barbara Ługowska, the older Lelowska. Jan Wieluński Starost 1733 member of the assembly. Paul Royal Colonel 1704. Wojciech the Cupbearer, Chełmski 1686. Jan the Castellan of Bracław. Mikołaj was the castellan of Sieradz. Jan Wojski toyto-mirski, bonnet judge Sieradzki 1733. Jan had Barbara Ługowska, the older Lelowska. Jan Wieluński Starost 1733 member of the assembly. Paul Royal Colonel 1704. Wojciech the Cupbearer, Chełmski 1686. Jan the Castellan of Bracław. Mikołaj was the castellan of Sieradz. Jan Wojski toyto-mirski, top judge Sieradzki 1733. Jan had Barbara Ługowska, the older Lelowska. Jan Wieluński Starost 1733 member of the assembly. Paul Royal Colonel 1704.                                                       

Father Wojciech Męciński Soc belongs to this house. Jesus, who was born by Felicjanna Głoskowska's mother, coat of arms [p. 361] Jastrzębiec, born of father Wojciech, whose father died after all four years before his death after swearing heresy, his whole upbringing fell on his pious mother. jakoż probably with a tendency for good in Wojciech, it was sacred. To know that was what the Lublin Soc was given. At school he was used to getting up from bed when others fell asleep and kneeling for hours in prayer, which the inspector, when he soon noticed, forbade him, but as far as he could hide, he returned to his habit. He couldn't have been nicer when he heard of the atrocities suffered by the Lord's most heroic believers and therefore burned his heart to a godlike death. and since he understood that otherwise he could not come for this purpose, he thought of asking about the Societatis order. When he later thought of various difficulties and temptations for the world, he was already conceived. wavered in his enterprise, but in a dream as she looked at him the saint. The mother, in the person of Mariae Majoris, after giving him an orange, perished all these temptations. A major skirmish with his mother took place when he asked for permission to join the Order. She cut his heavy cheek. But she soon left this world and left the road to Wojciech, who was slower for his calling. He went to Rome, where Mucjusz Witellesch General Soc. Jesus was accepted into the order, there in contempt for the world, in humility, patience and many other virtues, after making great progress when his novitiate was finished, he was sent back to Poland, he heard philosophy in Kalisz, In the Meanwhile, after seasoning himself with the martyr's courage, he lavishly troubled his body, cutting himself with disciplines, burning himself with melted wax, and yes, when a certain culprit lost his name, he did not ask the elders to be allowed to do so with a different heart, but with his own heart. From here he could have hardened into similar torments for Christ in paganism, or he was denied it. Then his younger brother Stanisław dies, after which the extensive succession, wealth and hopes for honor made him a temptation, but he despised all this, and in order that the world would not be tempted later for him the whole substance of his Krakow college in Świnoujście. He wrote Peter down and said with joy: I have nothing now but blood and life that I am ready today to lay down for my God. After he had finished philosophy, he made his way to Rome there. Sebastian Wiejrze, his saints on Japan's thoughts, Father. he asked the general's permission, which he refused for a long time, and the general also bowed to his great demand. 362] to prepare on this path, the spiritual teachings given by Father Dr. Gaspar. Drużbicki Soc. Jesus, he wanted to express himself perfectly and to bring about: Theology Then, after he had not finished in Rome in 1630, he went to Portugal with a strangely great joy of heart, which also appeared on his face. There in Ebor, beginning with theology, ending with the priesthood, by Apollinar of Nice, Bishop of Soc. With the consecrated spearhead of the martyr, Jesus celebrated the first mass on the day of Our Lady’s Sacrifice in the second year after finishing his studies in Ebor and went to Lisbon. there, when the next day she is to start the route that she has taken to Japan, the letters of the priest general to Poland withdrew him for this reason: the case was brought before the tribunal of the collegiate church of Cracow, by the relative of Father Dr. . Męciński was brought in as if it was not Wojciech himself but someone else in his form who had saved his property to the college, then he was ordered by decree to appoint him one day; Realizing that he was either dead or that it was impossible to return to his homeland. Męciński did it with a great heart and courage, he stood at the appointed time, but secretly, so that the opponent predicted a certain victory for himself: when the matter was recalled, he also came to the City Hall, where by clear evidence and obvious signs that he knew his certainty, not only from himself, but also confirmed the collegial records. After calming the matter, he soon set out again for Rome and from there to Lisbon in 1631 and then to India. On that voyage they had covered the five thousand Spanish miles, and when they reached the coast of Brazil, their winds again poured towards Lusitania. He was there, father. Wojciech was a great merit, serving the sick and hearing confessions of two hundred people dying on two ships, many of whom were those whose first worms swarmed rather than died; until he got sick while doing the same job, developed a fever, and broke his joints. When he arrived in Lusitania, he was lowered from the ship with a rope and barely lifted on his shoulders onto the bed, from which he did not get up for eight months. However, the slightest did not cool in Adalbert, his desire to suffer for God because he saw his illness healthier in 1633, again in a ship called Bethleem, which was dedicated to Our Lady, after he had boarded and sailed to India. At first they were fine. Holy mass was celebrated every day and there was a Christian doctrine, but after three months her fever level got sick and died; and between them Fr. Sebastian Alwarez Soc. Jesus the Elder, after which all to Father Dr. Adalbert fell, but only one [p. As priests on that ship, about eight hundred people had to go there and listen to their confessions, and they also came to Mozambique, where our first fathers visited them, with Indian nuts the size of a man's head. and offered other fruits. After breathing a little on the ground, he returned to the ship, and here the violent rising wind broke the ships' anchors and drove them out to sea. Seeing them all in grave danger, a vote for St. Xawier was ready and his relic was given by Father Dr. Wojciech. who against the whole storm kept the ship happy, but when they then pulled her out and saw her unhooked , it was a miracle St. They admitted to Xawier. From there they came to Goya with great joy that they had received from us. Tameczny, Fr. The Provincial took him to the island of Salsetana, where he baptized many pagan monuments and gave them the names of Polish saints with great consolation. Returning to Goya, in addition to other great virtues, the memory of that at the tomb of St. Xawiera went to offer a carefully crafted silver lamp that he had kept for this purpose; on the silver coffin in which the body of this saint lies, a few fine pieces. Instead of going to sea, he went to Japan. First he visited the provinces of various kinds and spread the gospel everywhere. From Malabarica he sailed to Malaki in 1635. and it was difficult for him to stand up to the constant robberies at sea from the Dutch. While he was there, while he was there, hacked up by these robbers, eager to serve in the hospital, then he cooked the ointments with one, wrapped the wounds, made the beds, gave food, he had the rest for them holy eternity. In the second year he also went to Macau, but he hardly left the coast, got stuck by the Dutch, got into captivity with others from whom he had robbed everything and what hurt him most, the heretics had sacred relics or they were with them trampled on their feet, or they threw them into the sea with hunger, but exhausted from the last misery, he devoted himself to the cattle as a watchman. There he used the skills he was accustomed to at the Cracow Academy and polished them with greater experience in India: for when the son of the Dutch governor had a dangerous fever, he cured him; and yet he helped others with health, and whatever gifts he had received, he spent all of this on the rescue of the slaves who had been taken together, even after Six months after this captivity, for he went to freedom, after Kocyncyna, after he had rested a little, he came to Macau, where he came from work [p. Second, and too soon, he himself fell into a serious illness, from which, after having strengthened himself, he came first to Kamboi, where he was greatly respected by the king, and then to Manila, where he learned the Japanese language; In 1642 he said goodbye to Cracow College with a letter from his friends, an ivory crucifix and a picture of Our Lady painted on a tin after he returned it. (or a crucifix burned at sea in a ship fired by the enemy) Anthony Rubin Japanese visitor and the other three priests of Soc. Jesus came to Japan. They rarely got ashore there immediately after the guards stationed all over the borders were captured and brought with iron shackles to Nangazach, Japan's leading city. Asked in front of the Staroste what kind of people they are and whether they knew that according to Xogun's decree, all Christians, especially priests, were forbidden to enter Japan while they died. All through Fr. The visitor replied that the priests of Soc. Jesus, and that the Japanese have come to tell the faith of Christ, in fact knowing that the emperor forbids, but more of God's command, listen: I am now thrown into a filthy prison, in which they are with for seven months were fed some rice and water and were tortured in this way every day or every other day during that time; Each of them was tied to a ladder on their backs, their heads tilted back to make it easier to pour the water, and their left hands free, which, when placed on their chests, they declared as deviating from the faith . Shackled like this, the executioners put funnels in their mouths through which they poured so much water that they could no longer breathe. and only when they were laid under the wood did the peasants push with all their strength and the water from the bowels so violently that they tore the veins themselves and drew their bowels with blood through their mouths, and the martyrs, barely alive, remained in the torture chamber. You have endured such agony a hundred and five times. To see your ship unshakable by faith and yes, joy in all tortures, the governor sentenced them to death, for which they fell on their knees and thanked God: why the judge himself could not be surprised. They were then led through the streets of the suburbs on lean and shabby cattle to the mockery of the heathen, shackled with chains, their heads half shaved, their lips warmed with irons, their hands tied behind their backs, and the decree of death written on their backs. The Japanese emperor issued a death sentence on them for daring in his empires to speak the Roman faith, which they had long forbidden. Then out of town, [p. 365] led to the place called the Mount of Martyrs, kissed and embraced all the instruments of his death, each of them firmly connected with two ropes (only his left hand free, a sign of belief in the gallows over the water-filled pits , hung by his feet, his head bowed low to the waist, and after soaking his head in the stinking water for so long, he could barely breathe, so the bodies marked by each executioner lowered a circle with it the ropes until they tied more closely with the knot, until the bodies were somehow pulled out of the ground, which, after rising, slowly let go, from where they twisted to the other side than the ropes often went into the wheel When they were raped, which they unscrewed, the body spun so violently that the martyrs' heads became dizzy, and a lot of blood poured through the mouth from the agitated intestines. The brain moved immediately, practically the entire body prepared for violent death through severe torture. In this pit, so tired Fr. Wojciech celebrated his 42nd religious life on March 23, 1643 for seven days. One day he was preceded by the martyr's crown. Rubinus, three others, that is Fr. Antoni Kapecius, Fr. Franciszek Markwez, Fr. Didacus Moralez, on the ninth day they endured this cruelty, whose heads were beheaded that day. The bodies of everyone in the marketplace, chopped into tiny particles, threw them into the fire, and the dust from them was thrown into the sea. There was Father. Adalbert of larger size, a slightly elongated face, an even forehead, lively eyes, an eagle-shaped nose, a wheat-colored face, black and curly hair, faces of pleasant, gentle language: but most of the great virtues, of which the two were more peculiar : the first, a burning thirst for Christ, the second, the love of the holy. Virgo: under their protection in Westphalia, when he was attacked by robbers in a house in a forest that was built for a sleeper, or they already had him in their hands, finally they fled immediately out of fear, as he made a prayer in the subtle -Presidium had spoken. When he was captured by the Dutch, the image of St. The virgins took away, and although asked to come back involuntarily, he received his image for having said the angel's greeting. When he went to Venice near the Adriatic Sea, he fell into the Brenta River, which is called high mountains on all sides and is surrounded by a round fountain. He saw himself there without help and made a vow to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Virgos, give a silver plaque: it is strange that he swam on this river until he was half dead, to everyone's admiration that he did not contort or bend because of the cold [p. 366] the sea and not fallen with water. Filip Alega mb e, wrote Tanner about him. Scarlet Rose of Divine Paradise. N. Wieluński, he had Felicjanna Kucka inowrocławska behind him. Wojciech Męciński at the time in the social monastery.                                                                                                           

Wielądek writes extensively about this family in heraldry and includes such a genealogy. The Mecciński house with the Poraj coat of arms, i.e. a white rose with five leaves in a red field, comes from the Poraj family, i.e. the Roman Rożynow family, who then moved to Bohemia and took the name Porajów Poraj, the brother of the archbishop St. Wojciech came to Poland from Bohemia after Mieczysław Król and Gaudentius, Archbishop Bogumił, Archbishop of Gniezno, Archbishop Jozafat of Połock, Wincenty Kadłubek, Bishop of Cracow, were included in the number of saints ;; later this house changed to the nickname Kurozwęcki from Kurozwęki County in Sandomierskie Province. The last was Piotr Kurozwęcki, first the royal court marshal, then the castellan Sandomierski and together with the treasurer of the crown. After giving his only daughter Jan Lanckoroński, the Sandomierski hunter, he also handed over the Kurozwęki district to the same house, but the district was still in the hands of Sołtyk, Voivode Sandomierski, and is now on his property. The family of this Piotr, that is Kresław General von Wielkopolska, first Wiślicki, then the Lublin castellan, who was sent by King Kazimierz to Mikołaj, the fifth Pope, 2nd Stanisław, the Deputy Chancellor of the Crown. 3. Stanisław, the treasurer of the Crown Court, Wieluński and Krzepicki also starred. These, who had produced significant descendants, took the name of the Męciński von Kurozwęki family, and from then on this house seems to have its first beginning. but later the county fell into the hands of Sołtyk, Voivode of Sandomierz, and now it remains on his property. The family of this Piotr, that is Kresław General von Wielkopolska, first Wiślicki, then the Lublin castellan, who was sent by King Kazimierz to Mikołaj, the fifth Pope, 2nd Stanisław, the Deputy Chancellor of the Crown. 3. Stanisław, the treasurer of the Crown Court, Wieluński and Krzepicki also starred. These, who had produced significant descendants, took the name of the Męciński von Kurozwęki family, and from then on this house seems to have had its first beginning. but later the county fell into the hands of Sołtyk, Voivode Sandomierz, and now it remains on his property. The family of the same Piotr, that is, Kresław General von Wielkopolska, first Wiślicki, then Lublin Castellan, who was sent by King Kazimierz to Mikołaj, the fifth Pope, 2nd Stanisław, Deputy Crown Chancellor. 3. Stanisław, the treasurer of the Crown Court, Wieluński and Krzepicki also starred. These, who had produced significant descendants, took the name of the Męciński von Kurozwęki family, and from then on this house seems to have its first beginning.              

As it turned out, Wojciech from Kurozwęki Męciński, who married Jadwiga from Szamotuły Szamotulska, gave birth to significant offspring in 1522, of which Wojciech Męciński, hereditary in Nowy Dwór, Osmiolica, etc., Barbaraęylańska né Mitzbosgift, married important estates such as Trotszynska Pruświcko, Danków, Parzymiechy etc. come from a daughter, Anna, especially Stanisław Zbarawski, the second marriage of Siennicki, the voivode of Podolia, and four sons, namely Wojciech married the noble Koryciński only daughter home. Jan 2nd, who with Felicjanna Głogowska, fathered two sons, Stanisław, the childless, and Wojciech in the monastery of Soc. Jesus stayed and then martyred in Japan for the Faith of Stą, from the Apostolic See with the title of Blessed Honor and daughter Sophia, married to the Kurdwanowski House. And it was John who settled in the province of Lubelskie and had considerable goods there that were given to the Jesuits, and after the death of the same order they fell victim to the same fate as others. 3. Krzysztof, who died childless. 4. Andrzej von Kurozwęki Męciński castellan from Wieluń, Starost von Brzeźnica, heir in Dukla, Działoszyn, Kobylanki, he from Seym in 1591. Elected member of the Radom Tribunal, together with Anna Balowna, fathered [p. 367] two daughters, one of Katarzyna, whom Drohojewski had married: 2. After marrying Barbara to Gołuchowski and three sons, on January 1, he fathered two daughters, namely Helena Potocki, chamberlain of Halicki, and Teodora Orzechowski, married with the flag of Lublin, 2nd Maciej, he sent in 1627 from the Wieluń region to Seym, and from there he was a member of the Lublin tribunal, who had two daughters with Katarzyna from Mstyczów Pazionka, the elder Brzeźnicka; These are Anna Stanisław Koryciński, the castellan of Oświęcim, and Katarzyna Mikołaj Jordan, the chamberlain of Cracow and the Starost of Dobczycki. and five sons, Jan Krakowski, Andrzej, Krzysztof, childless; Wojciech Wieluński, the chamberlain who had two daughters with Teresa Przyłęcka, the castellan of Oświęcim, Katarzyna Marcin Olszewski, the wife of the Starost of Wieluń. 2. Anna, who stood behind Kożuchowski's Wieluń teacup, and two sons, Jan, the ensign of Wieluński, Anna of Szczawin Szczawińska, the voivode of Inowrocławska, Kazimierz Wieluński and the starost of Radom, who married Barbara Warschterzycka, who had three daughters Katarzyna and Marianna, Marianna. Constance and the sons of two twins, Józef and Wojciech 1686, born on March 20, Józef died as a bachelor; and Wojciech, the Starost of Ostrzeszów and the Lord of the Keys from Żarek, Włodowina, Ogrodzieniec Ucegowy, Chełm, Skrzydłowa, etc., who was sent to Grodzieński Seym and replaced the Marshal's place at the Crown Court, he would join. By marrying Mskcińska he fathered two sons, Adam and Walenty, and a daughter, Ewa. Adam, the current Castellan of Spicimirski, a cavalier of the Polish Order, served as the Seym's deputy and deputy after teaming up with Aniela Stadnicka, the Starosta of Ostrzeszów and fathering four sons and eight daughters, the eldest of them became August Miączyński, the Starost of Krzepice, the Cavalier of the Order of Śgorz Stanisław, a national who made this world childless; other children in stag and hen residences remain until now, Walenty Adjutant General of JK Mci, a knight of the Order of St. Stanislaus who had married to Zuzanna Siemińska, a royal advisor, left this world without children. Ewa, however, married Mikołaj Małachowski, the governor of Sieradz, with whom she gave birth to two sons. John of Nepomuk, the Starost of Opoczyński; and today the crown advisor, Stanisław, the captain of the national cavalry, daughter of Izabela, who was married to Rostworowski, the castellan of Zakroczym, Jan 5th Castellan of Sieradz, Starost of Radom, who was ordained commissioner of the Polish Republic in 1667 the borders of Silesia. She and Anna Olszewska, castellan of Rospirska, fathered two daughters, Katarzyna Dąbski, married to the sword-bearer Inowrocławski, and Teresa Jan Dąbski, the castellan of Konarski Kujawski, his wife. - The third Jędrzej from Kurozwęki Męciński, who lived in Dukla, Barwinek, Tylawa etc. The hereditary gentleman who was elected commissioner to Moscow hoisted banners on Władysław the prince with his own property in 1618. After he had joined the noble house of Gniewosz, [p. 368] fathered a daughter at the beginning of the war of the provincial governor Trotsky and in the second marriage of Radziejowski, the deputy chancellor of the crown, a wife and two sons, Wojciech and Jan. Wojciech, childless, died, and Jan, the heir in Dukla, Barwinek etc., the colonel of the armored brand who married the standard Wieluń flag of Tomica fathered three sons, Wojciech Chełmińskis Cupbearer Paweł, the colonel of The Rzplita Army and Chamberlain Stefan Sanocki, the first two, left this world without Children. And Stefan, who had joined the Bronikowski family , fathered Michał Wieluński, who had joined the noble house of Rucki and fathered two sons, Jan first the Starost von Wieluń, then the crown administrator and, together with the general and chief of the horse regiment, a knight of the Order of the White Eagle, on the service of August III. with whom he was in a stranger grace, but still a knight from this last world, and Wojciech, the starost of Wieluński and Radomski, and later the castellan of Sądecki and a knight of the order of Stanisław Stanisław or a captain of the national cavalry and two daughters, Anna Adam Myszkowski, Chamberlain of Wieluński, and Elżbieta Aleksander Walewski, the standard-bearer of Piotrkowski. - Wojciech, the castellan of Sądecki, etc., the heir to the key of Działoszyn, Barwinek, etc. des Seym three times from the Kraków Voivodeship and four times from the Wieluń region, was appointed to liquidate the army in Radom. He was Marshal in the Confederation of Wieluń Land during the election of Stanisław August as King and Military Commissar in the elements of his reign. The latter, who had entered into a marriage relationship with Anna nee Głogowska, primo noto Stadnicka, ensign of Lubaczewska, fathered a son, Stanisław, and a daughter, Urszula, who was married to Władysław Charczewski, the castellan of Słońsk. Stanisław von Kurozwęki Męciński in Działoszyn in the Wieluń region, Ossym in the Opoczyński poviat region, Barwinek, Tylawa, Zynoranów in the imperial chain Lord Hereditary Wieluński starosta, a knight of both Polish orders, was sent five times by the W to the General Parliament , he was military commissar for two years under the presidency of Prince August Czartoryski, the voivode of Ruthenia, and other services in his country, and after being connected through the marriage relationship with the Kurdwanowski house, i.e. Potocki born with Rozalia, the Kurdwanowska Baranowska , he had three sons and five daughters, he was Jozef, Nepomucen, Wincenty, daughters: Tekla, Barbara, Ann, Ursula, Apolonia, the first of which was Jozef, Chamberlain of K. Mci, and then the Lieutenant of the Cavalry, the national Cavalry left this world in a cavalry state, and Tekla married the Lithuanian Prince Aleksander Giedrojec was a field camp. Knight of the Order of Sgo Stanisław. Other children, both in the hen and in the bachelor, remain. - Wielądek heraldry. Tekla, Barbara, Ann, Ursula, Apolonia, of whom the first Józef, the chamberlain of K. Mci, and then the lieutenant of the national cavalry in a cavalry state descended from this world, and Tekla was married to Prince Aleksander Giedrojc, a Lithuanian military camp . Knight of the Order of Sgo Stanisław. Other children, both in the hen and in the bachelor, remain. - Wielądek heraldry. Tekla, Barbara, Ann, Ursula, Apolonia, of whom the first Jozef, Chamberlain of K. Mci, and then the lieutenant of the national cavalry in a cavalry state descended from this world and Tekla was married to Prince Aleksander Giedrojc. a Lithuanian military camp. Knight of the Order of Sgo Stanisław. Other children, both in the hen and in the bachelor, remain. - Wielądek heraldry.                                           

Bronikowski coat of arms . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. There is a gaff, one in the red field, not straight, but pointed to the right side of the shield, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. I'm in Bydgoszcz in the Church of the Fathers. Among other coats of arms, the Bernardines saw a silver gaff in a bloody field, but straight up. The Bronikowski family in Wielkopolska is proud of this coat of arms. From the oldest I read Jan Bronikowski, Abbot Bledzewski, Canon of Posen in [p. 310] 1577. 5o Singularia. Piotr in 1632. Adam, Dobrogost, Jan in 1648. Hieronim the royal captain, Aleksander, Przecław, Wojciech von Babin, Jan Dobrogost, Jędrzej Kaliski Doppelmacher in 1674. flourished. Stanisław, the canon and official of Przemyśl, the priest of Samborski who died in 1677, donated his library to our Przemyśl. Stanisław the nephew his life was born in the order Soc. He consecrated Jesus to God, glorified by his zeal in various ambones. Konstancja Broni-kowska Wojciech Biskupski, coat of arms Niesobia spouse. Anna Jan Glinicki from the Junosza coat of arms? her sister von Grabski from the Wczele coat of arms. Hieronim, Poznanski, his son is behind Przyjemska, the Chamberlain of Kaliska. Przecław, Jan, Władysław flourished in 1696. There was also Bronikowski, a respected colonel in the Crown Army, who was drafted abroad.                

Piotr Bronikowski signed with the General Confederation at Sendomierz in 1704. In 1734 Andrzej Bronikowski was an advisor in the Confederation of Wielkopolska Provinces. Bogusław from Opolno, the Poznan Canon, was a member of the Crown Tribunal from the Poznan Chapter in 1768. Antoni with the Province of Poznan; Adam, Jan and Aleksander signed up for the election of Stanisław August Król with the Kalisz Voivodeship. Andrzej Wojski less Wieluński in 1792. Samuel Bronikowski, Chamberlain of JK Mci, Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław. N. Bronikowski, president of the Piotrkowska camera in 1794. - Heraldry of Wielądek.        

Bronikowski, a general in the Saxon army, joined the Confederation of Toruń Dissenters and headed it together with Golcz in 1766-7-8. - Jan Bronikowski, Cupbearer from Ostrzeszowski. In the Bełskie Voivodeship, Józef Bronikowski was the Lubacki hunter. - Krasicki's footnotes.   

The writer Aleksander Bronikowski, famous in Germany, who lives in Dresden and [p. 311] the freedom to use materials from the Royal Library, he wrote (but in German) many historical novels, almost all of which stem from Polish history. - All of them have found translators into Polish and are easy to read, or the author often did not write the most friendly to the homeland of his ancestors He died on January 22, 1834 at the age of 51 at his birthplace in Dresden.   

Zbikowski from the Korab coat of arms . - Franciszek, Jan, Stanisław Zbikowski, heirs of the Zbikowo, Klimątków and Ostrów estates, also part of Czachory in the Kalisz Voivodeship and in the Zegociński District. Border files including raria in Castro Calisien. fer. 61a contribution. Pentecost. Item proxima Anno 1564. et fer. 6. in Crast. S. Aegidii Abbat.         

From the express Franciszek comes Piotr Zbikowski after the resignation of Piotr and Matiasz Zbikowski from Zbikowo to the person of the noble birth of Jakub Zbikowski, his brother Fer. 2da post firm. SS. Corp. Christi Domini, anno 1591. in Castro Calisien. He had Jadwiga Tarzecka in his marriage, from whom Stanisław Zbikowski married Helena Mikołajewska childless, died of Józef Wyganowski in Lithuania.     

Jakub, Franciszek's second son, married Jadwiga Bielczewska. S. Jacobi Anno 1623. Jan fathered Zofia Prusakowska Bienieńska and had a son, Jerzy, the town clerk Krzemecki, ut supponitur. Fer. 2da after Dominic. Invocavit.   

Jakub, Jakub's second son, renewed his marriage contracts twice, he had a second relationship with Zofia Strobiszewska and the first with Krzyżanowska, as evidenced by transactions in the city of Poznan in 1669. 2da ante firmly. accepted. BV Mariae. He was the father of Jan, who with Ludwika Grodziecka, the widow of Małachowski without an heir, and Anna, a daughter who was married to Laurent Jatuchowski, left descendants of Wojciech with Pniewska.    

Krzysztof, the third son of Jakub, who was married to Głoskowska, had Marcin, the canon of Gnieźnieński, Szubiński and the pastor of Janowiec. The second life contract with Miklaszewska, according to the border records in the town of Kalisz in 1699. Jer. 5. Assumptio Post. BY Mariae had a son, Kazimierz, on the Castrens files. Posnania. 1679. Contribution by S. Martin, who with Miklaszewska will give birth to Adam, about what. Acta Cast. Blessings. 1706. post Martini and the one with Jadwiga from Przetoczno Przetocka from the coat of arms of Nałęcz from the voivodeship [p. 497] and the poviat of Posen, whose predecessors used to visit the land offices of a large amount of substance, but the last childless Tomasz has already passed away, as Acta Castren testified. Posnania. 1719. Of these, Stanisław Zbikowski, a bailiff from Poznan, was born. Acta Castren. Bidgostien. fer. 3. Lead the line. 1720 of them with Eleonora Skorzewska, Władysław Skorzewski, Colonel His Majesty and the Republic of Poland, with Konstancja Kierska, the castellan of Rogoźnińska, descendants. Expressed Adam gave birth to the second son of Kazimierz, who is also a descendant of Wiadrowska.                  

Anna Krzysztof, nee Miklaszewska, daughter, sister of Kazimierz, married Płaczkowski, from whom Katarzyna Mieszkowska gave birth to Chryzostom, and who with Marianna Drachowska has offspring, and another Walenty, who also has offspring from Bronikowska.

Jan Zbikowski, the third son of Franciszek, brother of Piotr and Jakub, died topless, as demonstrated by the resignation of Klimątek and Zbik in 1598. 2. ante firmly. Nativit. BVM in the city of Kalisz. - Duńczewski's herbarium. - -     

Zbylitowski, Strzemię coat of arms in the Cracow Voivodeship. OK. From the 1363 letter of King Casimir the Great in Cracow. Swentosław Zbylitowski, Chamberlain of the Crown, from the second letter from Elisabeth, Queen of Poland and Hungary, 1375, from Grzegorz Zbylitowski, a royal courtier, given by the third king of Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz, 1450. Konrad Zbylitowski, a royal courtier. Later two of the brothers Zbylitowski, Mikołaj and Stanisław, flourished , the former not only leaving behind his daughter Maliszewska from Maliszów: the second heir in Zbylitowice, Jankowice and Czajęczyce fathered three sons, Jan, he chose this priesthood; Feliksa, from this only daughter became Suchodolska. Mikołaj from Włodkowna from the Zabawa coat of arms gave birth to four sons. 1. Jacob unmarried. 2. Stanisław, a pious husband, heir to Góra Zbylitowska and Zagorzyce, he was united for life with Rożnowna z Bruśnik from the Gryf coat of arms, with whom he had two sons, Jędrzej and Zygmunt, and three daughters, Anna, Sczezna and Zofia, would have. This is Sczesna Zbylitowska, she seems to be a dead virgin. buried in our Krakow church, about what holiness This was the opinion of Tymowa Krakowa that in 1650, when she went to her for a cause in a severe handicap, she got full health. For whose grace she gave a souvenir, a silver plaque for the same church: from her sons Zygmunt Jędrzej, polished in various sciences, at the courts of Stefan and Zygmunt III. Królów spent his life traveling to Sweden and published Wieśniak for print in 4to Cracov. 1600. This is a book in which he described the farm with his native verse. 2to. The way to Sweden from Sigismund III. He defined the same verse in Krakow from 4 to 1597. He became engaged to Trzcińska from the Rawicz coat of arms from Rawskie Voivodeship, Stanisław, who was killed young, and Jędrzej was Baran. Jan 3, a courtier and a hussar captain, a learned husband, a loving and generous home, renewed his marriage vows twice, for the first time with Potocka from the coat of arms of Pilawa, which in the Cracow Voivodeship called some of Święcice Święcicki's property, from this son Jan was born wise, was so fond of books and scholars that he spent his whole life reading books. The second time with Ujejska Barbara from the Śreniawa coat of arms she was a pious mother and orphans, including three daughters, Barbara Kijańska, of whom only one daughter was married, Maryna Nidecki married, Zofia Zuchowska, but Sterilis, she was the first after Stanisław Gawroński, podżupek Wielicki, and Anna Morsztyn, Wielicka's enumeration; and the sons of six, Peter, [p. 139] Krzysztof, Zephaniah, Mikołaj, Stanisław and Samuel. Of these, Piotr, the district leader of Krakowski, and then the judge of 1648 respected. At the great courts of the Counts of Górka and Czarnkowski, Major Domo, caution in dealing with, ease in accelerating difficult interests, learning not inferior and quick advice for Barbara Słupska from the Leszczyc coat of arms, the daughter of Wacław and Zofia Bronikowska, of whom they were daughters, Agnieszka with Stanisław Baranowski from the Grzymała coat of arms, Zofia with Raszowski from the Grzymała coat of arms, 2nd photo with Mikołaj Grabkowski from the coat of arms Jastrzębie for a lifetime Waxman married Rupniewski von Konstancja first, Gajowski second and his sons Hieronim, Paweł, Stanisław, Piotr and Swentosław: Of these, Hieronim and Stanisław died as knights in the camp when they were young, Stanisław disappeared in Kolno in sixteen years a German city, as well as the strength that he broke the iron chains, broke horseshoes, Piotr was a Canon of Łęczyca. Krzysztof and Stanisław, the brothers born in Piotr, lie down for their motherland. Zephaniah, the fourth brother, had Pigłowska Barbara behind her, who gave him six sons, Mikołaj the fifth, who built a chapel under the title of the Snow Mother of God with the Virgin Mary in the Kraków Market and offered a tomb for In her house they offer holy masses to God. Samuel was her sixth brother in the Order of Soc. Jesus arranged his life according to the apostles in Kalisz. 4. Sebastian, who defended his homeland with his sword, sought the glory of war. worthy captain, especially recommended in Moscow campaigns, over the Biel. and Gwagnin. Signed by Kaptur Krakowski in 1586. Constit. fol. 405                                

Przyjemski, Rawicz's coat of arms In Wielkopolska they wrote from Golin, then from Przyjma. In Paprocki's time there were three brothers, Wojciech, first the land clerk of Kalisz and then the castellan of Łęczyca, a husband of great science who left offspring. Rafał was his brother, also the castellan of Łęczyca, and he had children. Stanisław, the third brother of this famous and happy captain, under King August I and Stefan Batory to Moscow, from whom he took the Kaminski-Starosty for his services, established the Chamber of Deputies in 1581, in which he enlisted with profound advice and smoother Speech he first took a royal staff and after the death of Jędrzej Opaliński in 1593 he lowered it sharply in 1595. He entered the grave, the husband was great in council, he was prudent in actions. stable in the Orthodox faith, it seems to me his son Jędrzej, first castellan of Gniezno, Kowalski and Koniński, Starost, and then the royal court marshal, young, confused the world after he had given up greater hopes for himself, she. N. Przyjemska, Jędrzej Firlej, Voivode of Sandomierz, second Stanisław Drohojewski, wife, Anna Teofila Rupniewski, castellan of Sądecki, Starost of Lelowski 1670. Wojciech castellan of Łęczyca, or better Lędzki, first mentioned were three Sędzki, who were mentioned above the one in Moscow, who pledged himself for his entire homeland, he fell, he was the bachelor of a beautiful heart, which he made famous in the Swedish and Muscovites with great names. Sigismund, the second son, this foot regiment at his own expense, put his life on the wall with them and previously fought with Adolf, the Swedish king of the Germans; the third Stanisław, first the Poznan Voivode, Osiecki, Koniński, the Starost, then lowered to a chair, and he moved to Inowrocławskie in 1628 for the Generals of Greater Poland, incompatible with the Poznan Voivodeship. In 1630 he took a smaller Kronstock, which with the same generals [p. 555] he held until 1643. He gave up his mortality, joined the life of the 1st vote with Anna Czarnkowska, the voivode of Łęczyca and the general of Wielkopolska, about which our priest Młodzianowski writes in his sermons in his volume. 1. fol. 401. that she showed him after her death, where she gave him healing admonitions: When she was saying goodbye, her spouse asked which way she was going, she answered and read Psalm 102, which begins like this. Benedic anima mea Domino and Omnia quae intra me sunt, Nomini sancto ejus. His second wife, Anna Opalińska, daughter of Piotr, the voivode of Posen, whom Piotr Opaliński Zofia had behind him, daughter of Krzysztof from Stemberg Kostka, castellan from Biecki, born of Pilecka Leliwczanka. Duriew. pag. 690. After his death, after his death, Stanisław, the Marshal's husband, had a dream, as if he were pouring a handful of dirt on her, to which Anna told him in his sleep who had seen such jokes, on whom he was should throw the earth ;; The marshal will answer: Don't be surprised, just, the dead man jokes, then Anna will break out of sleep and the dust and ashes on her face will have found the truth, she says to herself: I see it, no joke, God warns me this way. My wretched body will soon crumble to dust, and she imagined that because she had properly prepared for death, she would soon end her life. This Marshal's affection for the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mother, I praise Mr. Treterus in Magna-liis Divae Zdzieszensis, to whom he gave eight silver candlesticks of considerable weight; a silver lamp and a respectable size and shape of the work: a rich Dalmatian cope, a silver dress fashionably made for the camp; he also gave four thousand for the music of this church and many other things for the decoration of this place. There were four of his daughters, Katarzyna Grudzińska, the Starosta from Bolemowska. N. Miedzyrzecka Starostry. N. Konarzewska. N. sieniucin; and from his sons; Stanisław, the young man died, Father. Młodzianowski preached a sermon at his funeral, which was printed in the tape. 4. fol. 575. where he is said to be of such beauty and innocence, studying in poses that he was an angel or Ś. Stanisław Kostka, he could paint; While abroad, Hetman Piccolomini said of him that he was an imperial son to be born. After returning from the hike, he stopped living with regrets for everyone. The second Piotr, the Castellan of Srzemski from Opalińska, and the same Piotr formed a lifelong friendship with Katarzyna Opalińska, a Poznan chamberlain, widow, whom he died in 1674. He was a hooded judge Wschowski and was also captain of the common [p. 556] of his move, with which he successfully clashed his Roto with the Swedes near Leszno, he defeated several Swedish cornets in Sielna and conquered the Emperor of Dziastra: a very pious gentleman, he was not ashamed to serve the mass himself In order to dress the priest at the altar, which is customary, he made as many masses as he listened: in Zdzieszów he poured out the strength of thousands in honor of the Mother of God, who was famous there with miracles and with whom he died in 1673 Heaven bought. Gorczyński Rawicz the Old. Jędrzej, the third son of Stanisław Marshal, Ensign of Kalisz in 1674, and his son at the time. Adam Olbrycht Przyjemski, her fourth brother, Magnalia Divae Zdzieszensis fol. On the 28th he was first the Kronlager and Starost of Kowalski, then the castellan of Gniezno, with Zofia Grzymułtowska, the widow of Rusocki, he founded the fathers. Reformed in Górka in 1622 under the title Ś. Cross; the same OO. In a special way he founded a church in Osiek under the title S. Michał, because the monastery received another generosity: in 1642 his daughter Zofia Teresa married Aleksander Mikołaj Kostka, the oldest of Lipieński. Duriew. The folly memory didn't come off. 85. Rafał Przyjemski with Louis XIII. While citing the war wages of the French king, he achieved the general's sash: his brother Krzysztof under the Condeus, the hetman of France, while working for the glory of the whole house, drew Dunkirk; Being the same artillery general, he was captured by the Cossack in Korsu in 1648. but that the more unpleasant appeared to him, he voluntarily changed it into Tatarska, which was sent in 1655 by John Casimir to Charles Gustav, the King of Sweden. Tulden writes his speech, Lib. 5th story. sui temporis and sets in libro Politicorum, where he names them, aequitatis et judicii plenam: then this was Krzysztof, the Kalisz ensign, whose daughter Katarzyna lived first with Piotr Opaliński, the voivode of Łęczyca and the general of Wielkopolska, and then with Władysław Przyjemski, the voivod of Kalisz, the brother, they were born to their cousins ​​in the papal dispensation, and the son of the lieutenant colonel, his first wife, Zofia Gosiewska, the grand treasurer and field hetman of Lithuania, of whom your son was but died late; the second, Teresa Tarłowna, Deputy Chancellor of the Crown. Jędrzej, the third brother of Rafał and Krzysztof, just mentioned, first the crown man, then the table stand, then, the castellan of Łęczyca, it was written that way, but it would be better if Lędzki, the castellan of Chełmno, died, testified of Rozrażewska he seven daughters, as many sons. Of these, Władysław was first the castellan and then the voivode of Kalisz, the starost of Międzyrzecki, who would serve in the French army for eight years . 557] in knightly works, where Louis XIV fell into the heart. After his return to his homeland, he showed his bravery against the Cossacks abroad through his military experience, which he showed in Zbaraż, Komarno, Stryj, Kałusza, Khotyn, Vienna and Strygoń; On one of those occasions, he was shot in the leg when no paramedics and hairdressers could be violently injured, aided by the miraculous grace of Our Lady of Krasnobród, which he healed from them. He was a member of the General Parliament four times, where in the eyes of the whole country love for the common good, in all cases careful advice, not silted up by private interests, willingness, high skills, constant reading of wise books, shone in it; He ended his life in 1699. He married Katarzyna Przyjemska, the flagship of Kaliska, a cousin and widow of Piotr Opaliński, the voivode of Łęczyca and the general of Wielkopolska, but with her he lived Sterilis. Krzysztof or Chryzostom, Ensign from Kalisz, Starost from Kolska, brother of Władysław from Voivode Kalisz, his wife Marianna Mycielska, district judge from Sieradz, only daughter Zofia, 1st name of Gruszczyńska, castellan of Kaliska, 2nd von Gurów, castellan from Gniezno, elder from Kolsko. Jędrzej, Stanisław, brothers of the same Władysław, one of them was a chamberlain from Kalisz who left four sons: Józef, the canon of Poznan, Krzysztof, Ignacy, I forgot their fourth brother by name, and in these last descendants of such an honorable one At home, hope blossoms with first honors. I believe her sister has a lifelong friendship with Jędrzej Malczewski in the Poznan Province. N. Chamberlain from Poznan had Barbara Leszczyńska, voivode of Brzeska Kujawska, behind him. N. was behind Bronikowski. Dorota Przyjemska née Rozrażewscy, Ensign of Kaliska, and Katarzyna, Ensign of Kaliska, veins 167.2. N. Przyjemski, Chamberlain of Kaliski, had Joanna Kamieniewska, castellan of Miedzyrzecka of the Junosza coat of arms, behind her, 5th and 25th. Zofia Przyjemska by Jan Opaliński, voivode of Brzeski Kujawski and General von Wielkopolska, wife from 1670. Anna Teofila, Michał Krzysztof Rupniewski, Castellan from Sądecki, Starost von Lelowski.                                                                       

1778. Andrzej Przyjemski, head of Wschowski. - Tomasz, the star of Łomża. - 1788 Ignacy Chamberlain. - Krasicki's footnotes.   

Rydzyński from the Wierzbna coat of arms in Wielkopolska, however, they wear it in the same shape as I saw it on their house seal: the shield of the coat of arms, colored blue, divided into a wider line, should be three lilies above it, one row next to it the others three lilies below the line, however. one of them is of medium size, sloping slightly downwards, completely white; above the crown without a helmet, colossus pierced by an arrow, from the left side of the shield to the right. This coat of arms was brought to Poland from Bohemia and Silesia when Silesia broke away from Poland. One of the Counts of Wierzbna began to nest in Wielkopolska in the 1400s. Wrote Starowol. in monum. with these words: Hic quiescunt in Domino, sepulti duo fratres Germani, Stanislaus et Andreas, ut virtute ad religione Catholica, ita Avis Atavisque clarissimi, Quorum Pater fuit Albertus Rydzyński, Comes de Wirbna, Qui in Podolien multis annis dimicans cum Tataris, Ab eis captus, Proque Patriae libertate, Barbaram Expertus est servitutem. Patruus vero, Joannes Rydzyński, Ecclesiae hujus Cathedralis Scholasticus fuit; Pro Salute Animae Suae Anniversarium Perpetuum Fundavit, Sacerdotali Dignitate et Moribus, Atavi Sui Dignitatem Exprimens, Joannis [p. 206] Castellani Mederecensis and Capitanei Uschovensis, Cujus Prisca Pietas in Amplificanda Dei Gloria, Templis Exaedificandis, Singularis Enituit. Templum Rydzynense cum Oratoriis, Czerninensi, Dąbecensi, Pawłovicensi, Chłodensi and Kaczkoviensi Arcem Rydzynensem erexit, ubi ex hac vita ad immortalem commigrans, ibidem, in Ecclesia Rydzynensi S. Stanislae est., Sepultuslae Cujus Pater, Domicilium de Regno Bohemiae, in Regnum hoc Poloniae, around 1400. Transtulite. Gabriel and Albertus, Majoribus suis and Fratribus germananie, qui non exact 36 annis, ex seine miseriis erepti and Jesu Christi gratia, ad vere beatem vitam sunt vocati, hoc monumentum posuerunt. Stanislaus secutus est Andream post duos fere annos 1503. Oretur pro eis. Gabriel von Wierzbno Rydzyński, father of Łukasz, son of Rokosowska, daughter of the Crown Treasurer and heir in Szamotuły, gave birth to a son Gabriel, Więcborg Zebrzydowska, born by Anna, a voivode of Kaliska, son of Gabriel, of whom, of Jadwiga Latalska née Łabiszyn was the Son of Łukasz Cześnik Kaliski, who married Marianna from Mącznik Mączyńska. Chamberlain from Wieluń, he fathered three daughters, one of them Zofia, entered the marriage league for Malczewski, the second to Dorota, Adam Gostyński, the third Dominican, and their sons: 1. Karol Cześnik Kaliski, substitute Posen, he was a member of parliament the coronation Sejm of August II. from where was the deputy who wrote the constitution, Constit. 1697. f. 11. Chojeńska was behind him, son Józef died young, and two daughters, Teresa of them, followed the Grudziński heir in Chodzież 2 to the Duke of Woroniecki, the Wołyński standard-bearer, the starost of Średzki. Apollinara, first Ulatowska and then Niemojewska, castellan. This Karol became a clergyman, he was the archdeacon of Poznan, the canon of Gniezno, the pastor of Kosciański and then the abbot of Przemęcki. 2. Johannes, Archdeacon Szremski, Canon of Gniezno, Pastor Wschowski, was a member of the Crown Tribunal in 1694. *) 3. Stefan Soc. Jesus died in Kalisz in 1687. 4. Stanisław, a hunter                       

*) Wielądek claims that this Jan was not an archdeacon, but that Wojciech stolnik Poznań came from him, Franciszek was the heir of Podlesie from Wojciech and Teresa Jakub Radoński, Chamberlain of Gniezno, succeeded. - PW [p. 207] Wschowski, his first wife Korycińska, from whom his sons died, the other Kwilecka, of whom only two daughters were left, one of Antoni Mycielski, castellan of Sieradz, the other of Łochocki castellan, married. 5. Wojciech, the castellan of Lędzki, and before that the teacup of Kalisz, who sought fame from a young age, then in the French army and in Poland and was then sent from Poznan to the General Parliament, initially joined Jadwiga Manicka for life Son Jan, the heir in Pniewy, stayed. The second relationship with Anna Proska, the remaining widow of Franciszek Opaliński, son of Konstantyn and daughters, Teresa. Józef and Elżbieta. Krom of which they still bloomed. Jan Rydzyński, about the Biel. writes fol. 403. He bravely stumbled on the square near Chojnice in 1454, but first he determined the death of Prince Zegański, the leader of the enemy troops. N. Rydzyńska, Jan Tomicki, Castellan of Gniezno, spouse, around 1574. Approx. Volume. 2. Photo 171. Jędrzej signed the election of Władysław IV of Poznański. Marcin, the country subordinate Wschowski, 1638. Commissioner for border disputes from Silesia. Constitut. fol. 20. John and Nicholas, brothers born at this time. Mikołaj, the squire in Wężyska, has Zofia Grudzińska behind him. As the leader of the enemy troops, he laid the body. N. Rydzyńska, Jan Tomicki, Castellan of Gniezno, spouse, around 1574. Approx. Volume. 2. Photo 171. Jędrzej signed the election of Władysław IV of Poznański. Marcin, the country subordinate Wschowski, 1638. Commissioner for border disputes from Silesia. Constitut. fol. 20. John and Nicholas, brothers born at this time. Mikołaj, the squire in Wężyska, has Zofia Grudzińska behind him. As the leader of the enemy troops, he laid the body. N. Rydzyńska, Jan Tomicki, Castellan of Gniezno, spouse, around 1574. Approx. Volume. 2. Photo 171. Jędrzej signed the election of Władysław IV of Poznański. Marcin, the country subordinate Wschowski, 1638. Commissioner for cross-border disputes from Silesia. Constitut. fol. 20. John and Nicholas, brothers born at this time. Mikołaj, the squire in Wężyska, has Zofia Grudzińska behind him.                                       

Andrzej Rydzyński, heir of Wyrzysk, fathered a son, Władysław, of whom Jan and Barbara Brudzewska left Mikołaj, and Rydzyński, together with Zofia Grudziński, daughter of Zygmunt Grudziński, the starost of Bolemowski, descendants, two daughters in Pałika, Wiesukiński near Kcynia and Dobieszów, Wiesiołowski, married to Józefa Bielicka, with offspring. The second Teresa, the one behind Piotr Bronikowski, the sons Karol and Mikołaj Bronikowski, the daughter of Ksawer behind Bińkowski: There were three sons of Mikołaj and Rydzyński, née Zofia Grudzińska, the first Karol was with Justyna Ulatowska, Wyrzyska sold the goods. bought Niezuchowo, died childless. The second, Ksawery Rydzyński, chose a clerical state in which he lived in an exemplary manner in accordance with his duty and in 1779 performed the duties of a good citizen. As President of the Crown Tribunal, he became administrator of Gniezno, Abbot Peliński, Suffragan of Poznan, and in 1796 Bishop of Chełmno, Order of the Red Eagle and bachelor of Stanisław. Mikołaj's third son, Stanisław Rydzyński, the one with Barbara Gostomska, fathered a son, Mateusz. - Wielądek heraldry.     

Wydżga from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiec (vol. 11, pp. 481-482)

The river of the Jastrz Jbiec coat of arms . These are already mentioned in Volume IX, here we add: Dominik Wydżga, the treasurer of Podolski, had three sons with Anna Leszczyńska: Kazimierz, Michał and Tomasz; Kazimierz swordsman Bełski married Węgleńska and had two sons with her: Tomasz and Józef and five daughters: Salomea and Anna for Dobraczyński, Klara for Blidziński, Joanna for Porębski and Magdalena for Węgliński. Tomasz Halicki, Chamberlain, General of the Polish Army, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle and St. Stanisława, married to Przyłuska, a Starosta Hadziacka, left behind four sons: Wincenty, Antoni, Stanisław and Jan; Wincenty a Niemirowska had two sons who died in 1831; Antoni, the captain of BW P., left a son, Bogusław; Stanisław nee Niemirowska has four children, two sons: Kamil and Wincenty, two daughters: Karolina for Gałęzowski and Leonida; Jan of Baroness Wapińska has four children, two sons: Marcelli and Władysław, two daughters: Filipina and Jadwiga. Józef, the second son of Kazimierz Swordsman Bełski and Węglińska, Chamberlain Dubieniecki from Cieszkowska, left three daughters: Filipina for Zieliński, Karolina for Jan Bromirski, Salezja for [p. 482] Kasper Bromirski. - Michał, the second son of Dominik Wydżga, treasurer of Podolski and Anna nee Leszczyński, was District Judge Bełski, Deputy of the Tribunal in Lublin, Marshal of the Confederation of Bełskie Voivodeship. In 1764 he was elected heir Stanisław Poniatowski to the estates of Nieledew, Obrowiec, Raciborowice and in Wołyń he was later the Starost of Brodnica; He was married to Domicella Kamodzińska and had two sons: Walerian and Florian and Franciszka, who was for Dłużewski. Leon was a judge in Busko, several times a member of the Lublin Tribunal, sub-governor of Volhynia, married Charzewska for the first time; 2 to vote with Wereszczyńska, he left three daughters: Maria, Marcella, Wincenty's wife was kept by the castellan. Mantina primo voto for Wilczopolski, 2do for Bronikowski and Ludwika for Świeżawski. Ensign Paweł Lubaczewski, city judge Grabowiecki, the second son of Michał and Domicella, née Kamodziński, married to Rostkowska, left a son, Wincenty, who was sent three times from Hrubieszowski in 1820 and 1829; He was married to Domicella Drohojowska and one daughter, Tekla, was married to Lubowiecki: Walerian, the third son of Michał nee Mołodecka, was judge Tomaszewski. Florian was a member of the civil-military committee that dealt with the Order of St. Stanislaus von St. Augusta was later an appeal judge in Warsaw. - Paweł, the brother of Dominik, the treasurer of Podolski, left his son Antoni, who was the standard bearer of Buski. When the Sejm was convened in 1764, he was a member of the Bełskie Voivodeship several times. He also sat as a member of parliament. - From family documents.                         

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From Poznan, March 24th. Teresa Rydzyńska and Bronikowski .... - engagement at home family uncle (she) castellan of Poznan (No. 14)

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