The noble Polish family Carowe. Die adlige polnische Familie Carowe. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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This is a hodgepodge of a disorderly, systematically arranged collection of Polish nobility. On these pages you will learn everything about: descent, nobility, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herbalism, information, literature, names, aristocratic files, nobility, personal history, Poland, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, knights, Poland, herbarz. Conglomeration, translations into: English, German, French. Dies ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch geordneten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamenendungen, Adelsverband, Genealogie, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschung, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldik, Kräuterkunde, Informationen , Literatur, Namen, Adelsakten, Adel, Personengeschichte, Polen, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Ritter, Polen, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, Übersetzungen in: Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch. Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous apprendrez tout sur : l'ascendance, la noblesse, la littérature aristocratique, les terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, l'association aristocratique, la généalogie, la bibliographie, les livres, la recherche familiale, la recherche, la généalogie, l'histoire, l'héraldique, l'heraldique, l'herboristerie, l'information, la littérature, les noms, dossiers aristocratiques, noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Szlachta, armoiries, recherche d'armoiries, littérature d'armoiries, noblesse, chevaliers, Pologne, herbarz. Conglomération, traductions en : anglais, allemand, français.

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

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The noble Polish family Carowe.

Die adlige polnische Familie Carowe.

The noble Polish family Carowe .

Carowe . Polish gender ( Sinap ).

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Coat of Arms of Weiher (Vol. 9 p. 265-275)

Weiher Coat of Arms . According to MS, this coat of arms is also called Skarzyna or Pomerzanin . conopate . o Fam. Prussian. The authors disagree with the description of this coat of arms, Bielski f. 610. Okol . Vol. 3. [p. 266] fol . 310. Roses on the underside, hooks on the top, or otherwise not of the same shape, so arranged in this as in this. Which seems more secure what MS writes. o Pruskich family , Stanislaus Trebnic . in the sermon at Weiher's funeral: that three red roses in a white field, one beside the other, should be stretched across the shield, and below three teeth or hooks joined, between two balconies white, in a blue field . Okolski puts four bars between three, he puts the hooks in the red field, and below are roses above the fourth bar, the field he places above the first bar and the last below the fourth says it should be blue. On the helmet so he, so Bielski folds three ostrich feathers, other three towers, each of them looks like an ostrich feather. Where this coat of arms was bought, I read nowhere, only the MS mentioned above. The history of Hollenderska proves that Theodoric Weiher von Franken, a family man, a brave man striving for knightly glory, came to Prussia and Pomerania together with Krzywki during the reign of Charles the Bald Roman Emperor. Among them was Marcin Weiher, heir to the estates named Leba , bishop of Kaminski in Pomerania in 1549. to Micraelius confirm syntagm . Historian. lib . 3rd fol . 542. He is already infected with the Lutheran sect, but he is with the story of Posselii Polon infected. Truth. fol . 515, which puts his death in the year 1556, tells of him that the last was the Catholic bishop Kaminski and Mateusz Judycki , among other things the tombstones of the Weiher family in Puck, who wanted to leave a souvenir to Marcin, he wrote to him in 1655 to how much of the same house and parentage. Martinus Weiher ultimus Episcopus catholic Caminensis , vir in suo munere pastorale pervigil , sepultus in sua Cathedrali , was written by Starowol . in Monum .

Ernest Weiher haeres in Leba et Neuhof , Colonel of King Zygmunt August, Starost of Puck, Nowski , Sobowicki , by [p. 267] Born in Ramlowny , who was the first to emigrate from Pomerania, he settled in Prussia, despite the efforts of P. Piotra scargi soc . Jesus was reconciled with the Catholic Church in 1585, having already rejected the Lutheran sect in old age, Histor . soc . Sachin . p. 5.lib . 5.num . 104. Where he deserves this praise, Pruthenicae terrae column , et gloria belli , as in his works of chivalry, a warrior remembered for that native land when sent by King Sigismund Augustus, sixteen hundred foreigners, in 1564. Cavalry troops on the Presidium of Livonia, captured and sent back to the king Krzysztof, the duke of Mecklenburg, coadjutor of the Archdiocese of Riga, who clung to his party from the Poles to Eric, the king of Sweden: he valiantly defended the province , which he had entrusted to him, both against Sweden and against Moscow. Bielski f. 610. A larger field for exploits opened up for him under the rule of the king Stefan Batory , first near Tczew , when he shotgunned the camp of the rebels of this lord of Danzig people, forcing others to flee, he himself has wounded his proof on this occasion. White. fol . 739. He had previously taken over a play from Henryk Kutsbach , the imperial envoy, to the same citizens of Danzig, fearing harmful correspondence with such a monarch. White. fol . 737. Later, in the skirmish with the Danzigers, our strength helped us to victory, he was closely besieged by the lighthouse by the sea, and in all the difficulties of the brave leader and general he performed his duties. In the Moscow campaign, too, Polotsk and Pskov might do something to win his undaunted heart: for he was the master of quick wit, great wit, fluency in different languages, luck and adventure. Spirit, it's a saying. Pugnae certamen , ni certificate adsit victoriae spes , quacunque ration party potest , evitari debit , cum nempe profligatus , famam simultaneously amitate , nec easy iterum redintegrat vires . Starowol wrote about him. in Bellat . Sarm . fol . 205. Stryykov . fol . 790. Kobierzycki fol . 262. Associated for life with Anna Mortęska , chamberlain of Malbork , Ludwik Mortęski , voivode of Chełmno , his sister who gave him five daughters, Zofia Jan Sapieha , Starost Uświacki , voivode of Kiev, second vote after Rucki in Lublin country. The second prince Massalski , allegedly married to the castellan of Smolensk, the third to Jędrzej Koss, brother of Abbot Pepliński . The fourth nun in Strzelno . The fifth girl died; and six sons: Franciszek, who died in Kraków at a young age [p. 268] the world said goodbye, buried there with OO. Dominikanów , he was a courtier of Sigismund III.

Jan, second son of Ernst, voivode of Chełmiński , first chamberlain of Chełmiński 1604, then castellan of Elbląg 1612, then voivode of Malbork 1618. finally voivode of Chełmiński , Puck, Sobowidzki , Radzyński , Starosta and Człuchowski . His fearless bravery, with which he has shown himself more than once in various battles, paved the way for him: his first expedition with Sigismund III. to Sweden, then commander of the infantry, where he was faithful counsel, a weapon of fortune and dignity to the royal majesty, he asserted against the rebellious Sigismund, his hereditary Swedes, not without evident mortal danger, as a shots wounded, in the side and shoulder, scarcely had he sealed his favor with this king with his life. When he returned to his homeland, as soon as he recovered, he was sent by the king with the army to Hungary, but not there with the imperial queen. only in Hungary, but also in Wallachia and Multania he fought against the enemy with great courage and glory. Later, near Targowicami , Bucharest, Białocerkwia , Dziurdów , he always happily beat Turks and Tatars. In Moscow, strength in the eyes of Zygmunt Król worked in the eyes of Zygmunt Król , and when Jakub Potocki on the one hand broke into the city walls for the first time, on the other hand this Jan with his foot on the wall, the way to the walls opened: There, in the camp , which was fired with hook bolts for the time being as late as 1609, but did not let go of the armor, for which he thanked God, he also hung the armor in Loreta. In Chocim with Władysław the Prince he was sent out as Ottoman Turkish Tsar, he not only did not fear his power but demanded its tribute on many occasions, especially as Karakas Basha , unexpectedly he fell to his position where his courage at that time was recognized by the Poznań Voivode is strangely praised in his Dyariuszu of this war and by Birkowski in his funeral sermon , until the brave man went to perpetual peace in 1626. He was a great and prudent Senator on the Council whom he wished in that homeland that the proper army should always be ready and not merely laid down when the enemy shall penetrate deep into the bowels of that homeland; He even wanted his own fleet on the Baltic Sea, no matter how much the Swedes invaded Prussia by sea. Starovol . in Bellat . Sarmatian . he says he traveled in legation to the Danish king and Okolski to Prince Charles Sudermanja . Skills in knightly works from tried and tested youth; therefore, after the death of Żółkiewski in 1620, all could join the Crown Union [p. 269] to Zygmunt III. they recommended. humanity, especially outsiders; Generosity, especially to educated soldiers, hence it came from tending the wounded or the enemy or the captured, and generously dressing the dead or slain for burial, and encouraging by his example many other deeds of piety. He erected a magnificent and expensive tombstone, Anna Szczawińska , Mirachs , for his father and brothers in Puck, where his wife also had an exalted souvenir Starosta , as evidenced by the grabber in the OO. Dominikanów , in Gdańsk, in front of the big altar, died in 1627. Four coats of arms can be seen there, the first is Dąbrowa, the second is Pomian , the third is Doliwa , the fourth is Wilczekosy : that is MS. about the Prussian families, but in the coat of arms of Dąbrowa there must be an error, because the Szczawiński family did not seal themselves with Dąbrowa, but with Prawdzic : from them there were two daughters, one of them married to Jan Potulicki de Chodziesz , a chamberlain of Poznań , in Złotów and Potulica , an heir, with him she fathered Jan and Ernest Potulicki , she went 2 votes to Oleski in Oleśnica . The second nun in Chełmno Convent: four sons, Ernest, who said goodbye to the world while studying in Brunzberk .

Mikołaj , the second son of Jan, Voivode of Chełmiński , Voivode of Malbork in 1643, from whose chair he moved to the starost of Chełmińskie , Radzyński and Kowalewski , was sent to Parliament in 1631, from where he became a deputy of the Fiscal Court of Radom. const . fol . 10th and at the convocation 1632. Acta interr . Literis , militari laude, et fortitudine , liberalitate in egenos vir clarissimus , in medio cursu ereptus ; Culmaeque sepultus , speaks of an inscription in Puck made for him at Starowol . in Monum . His Tuczyńska 's wife , born from Firlejówna , the castellan of Wojnicka , born to their daughter Franciszek Czarnkowski , the castellan of Poznań.