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

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The noble Polish family Gedroyc.

Die adlige polnische Familie Gedroyc.

The noble Polish family Gedroyc.

The noble Polish family Gedroyc, Gedroic, Gedroyć, coat of arms Hippocentaurus.

Jozef Arnulf Giedroyc, JozefJan Giedroyc,Jerzy Giedroyc.

Coat of Arms Description.

Hippocentaurus. In a silver field on a green ground, a Hippocentaurus striding to the left, that is, a black horse, with the upper half of a naked man, from the navel upwards, placed as a neck; the man turns to the right and shoots an arrow from a red bow at a blue horse's tail, at the end of which a man is threatened by a snake's head; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms originated in Italy and came with Palemon, from there to the northern shore of the Black Sea and from there north to Lithuania, where he came to rule in 930. This coat of arms was carried by the Romans who moved in, who were probably related by marriage to the princes of Samogitia and Dziewaltow, from the line of Dorszprung, who also came to power in Lithuania around 1150 and ruled there until 1283. The families that are derived from this family of dynasties carried this coat of arms, namely:

Dorszprung, Dubrowicki, Gedrojc, Ginwiłł, Gojtus, Holszanski, Hornostaj, Hornostajski, Jamont, Kulwiec, Mickiewicz, Mieśmieki, Paliszewski, Rukiewicz, Solomiej, Strawinski, Swirski, Szawelski, Utenuszowicz, Wiazenski, Zdanowicz, Zywibunt.

The noble Polish family Gedroyc.

Die adlige polnische Familie Gedroyc.

Zeitungen 19. Jahrhundert Teil 1

5698 (Posener Journal) 1886

Posen 6 / V. In Warsz. + Łucja Rautenstrauch geb. Gedroyć, Schriftsteller (No. 104)

Record Katholisch Teil 9

60232 (Posen - Hl. Maria Magdalena)

1905.13 / 2. Bolesław (added “Prince Gedroyć”) Jurkowski merchant from ul. Breslau, youth, * 25.12. 77. x Stefania Lausch, merchants with her mother in ul. Gołębia - Czesław and Ludwik LL. The postage “was made by Rev. Jany based on a declaration of ancestry by the heraldic notary Dr. Corrected Mudrecki on 14./4.1943 in Kraków"

Jerzy, the guardian of Lida, signed the election of Stanisław August. In 1771 he was a Lidzki hunter, and in 1780 a city judge in Novgorod. In the same year 1780 member of the Permanent Council of the Judicial Department, then Lithuanian military writer until 1787 (VL 1789). Stanisław August visited him in Bryciany. his son Jerzy, born from Kunegunda Burzymowska, proved his noble origin in the kingdom of 1839 (A. b. Her.). The same Jerzy, married to Kunegunda, P. Gedroicówna left his daughter Karolina Bolesław Wielogłowski, chamberlain of Fr. Brunswick. Wincenty, 1783 hunter Lidzki, 1790 secretary of the Lithuanian minor seal (Acts XIII), 1799 to his brother Benedikt, Chamberlain Stanisław August, part of the village of Wołejsze (DW 112 f. 1415). N. Strażnik Upicki 1768 [From the supplement, p. 119:] Jerzy mentioned in the text of "Herbarz", son of Jerzy von Burzymowska, was born in 1785 in Nieciecz. Rummla's collection).

Piotr of Czyrniów, 1520 of the body of elders, and Olechno Czyrniowski in 1520-1522 by Chełm Richter (Acts XIX). Krzysztof Czerniowski, 1577 in the Chełm area (ibid.). Jaczko, heir of part of Czerniów in Chełm region from 1564 (Pav.). Tymoteusz, owner of Czerniewo in Włodzimierz district, 1583 (Jabł.). Aleksander and his wife Eudoksya sued Kiszka in 1595 for pledging Vorotov and Romanov. Piotr, confirmed by Pociej 1608. Once Jerzy, secured 300 fl. on the "Okolny" estate at the Łuck Castle, from this sum Zawadzki Horaimowa 1634 (Woł. I f. 136; II f. 42 and VB f. 664) king Zygmunt Kościuszko Fedorowicz, but the king returned his honor Czerniewski 1538 (ML. 30) Paweł, a Brzeg-Lithuanian landowner, married Maryna née Wereszczak in 1649 (Pac. f. 75) Andrzej and Jakób wrote about the election of Władysław IV .with the Pińsk district, in which Czerniewice is located. Eliasz Niszczujkowicz, Jan Jarosz Szyray and Seweryn from Minsk Voivodeship and Jerzy and Eliasz from Vilnius Voivodeship signed for the election of Jan Kazimierz. Stefan, deputy of Brasław, died in 1687. Anna, wife of Michał Tysenhausen, c. 1715 (Sap. III f. 163) Jan signed the election of Augustus II with the province of Vilnius. Manifesto of the Lithuanian nobility 1763 Katarzyna, daughter of lieutenant Jan Jakób Lithuanian troops and Anna née Łoknicka, wife of Michał Korwin Idźkowski, bailiff in Bielsko, who bequeathed her a life sentence in 1782 (DW. 98 f. 325). Zacharyasz Czerniewski, the owner of Czerniewo in 1656, had a son, Aleksander, and this, Jerzy, whose sons: Marcin with his sons: Andrzej and Antoni and Jan identified themselves as nobles in Vilnius Governorate in 1800. Dymitr Czerniewski, owner of Czerniów and Hultai in Brest-Lithuania Voivodeship, had sons: Władysław, Jakób and Filip. Władysław from Brest left six sons in 1676: Franciszek, Bartłomiej, Eric, Antoni, Kazimierz and Jan. The latter, the Brześć Swordfish in 1708, had sons: Józef, Stanisław, Antoni and Ignacy, whose mother renounced her proposal in 1736. Józef and Stanisław were the owners of Harmanów, Horan and Pisarzewszczyzna in Mścisławskie Voivodeship. Józef had sons: Feliks, Jerzy, Piotr and Jan, and the latter, Andrzej and Stefan. Andrzeja, sons: Józef, born 1810 and Justyn, born 1815 Stefan, sons: Kazimierz, captain of the former Polish army, Mikołaj, born 1794 Alexander, born 1799 Jan Stefan, born 1803 and Jerzy, born 1805 (meter from the Gizowieński and Kołtyniański Churches). Jacob, the second son of Dimitri, had a son, Basil, and this Gabryel, who left four sons: Ignatius, Cypryan, Andrew, and Dmitri. Ignacy had sons: Mikołaj, Jan, his son Tymoteusz, Michał, Szymon, Łukasz and Emilian. Cypryjan had a son, Tadeusz, Andrzej, a son of Grzegorz; and Dymitr's sons: Prokop, Andrzej and Grzegorz. Those Czerniewskis who had their nobility in Vilnius Governorate in 1820 submitted the above family tree. Stefan, married to Gedroicówna, came to Żmudź from the Minsk province and left four sons: Kazimierz, Aleksander, Jan Stefan and Jerzy. Aleksander, the owner of Tawrów in Telszew district, had sons from Jankowska: Władysław, Zygmunt, Bolesław, Ludwik, Adam and Konstanty. Jan Stefan also lived in Telszewski district, where he bought Judsodzie, from Brodecka he had sons: Adolf, the owner of Judsdzia, Wiktor, killed near Tryszki in 1863, Edward, a doctor of medicine who died in Gibraltar in 1897, and Cesar. According to Jerzy, Kalikst's son was married to Jakóbowska. Some of them spelled themselves Koropki-Czerniewskie. In 1674 Stanisław Koropko Czerniewski acquired Moygie in the Wilkomier district from Maciejowski, which he handed over to his son Marcyan in a will from 1702, who acquired Gudaita from Kielpsz in 1773. His three sons: Jerzy, Antoni and Tadeusz, the last two of whom inherited in Gudayce. Antoni, born in 1720 (Meter in Oniksztach) he had three sons: Maciej, Jan and Dominik, from whom Dominik, born 1770 he left sons: Justyna, Franciszek, Michał, Antoni Paweł, born 1814 (Meter in Telšiai), Leona, born 1815 Feliksa, born 1819 and Józefa, born 1821 (record number in Ejgirdzia). Tadeusz, born 1739 (a meter in Kowiorski church), had sons: Ignacy, born 1768 and Józefa, born 1774, from whom Ignacy left his son Adam (from ME Brensztein's Teka). Jadwiga Czerniewska, the daughter of Adolf, the owner of Janów in Kaunas Governorate, and Mary, née Micińska, married in 1900 in Ejgirdzia Dr. Franciszek Biliński from Niemirów.

The above-mentioned Bernard, who bought Dąbie, the Brest swordfish in 1464, and his brother Andrzej, writing from Kozarzewo, sold their parts in Kłobi and Ossów in 1446 to the Kłobi-born brothers Michał, Piotr and Wojciech. Bernard secured a dowry and a dowry of 400 zlotys in Dąbie in 1444 for his wife Helena, by whom he left, among other children, a daughter Helena, according to Stanisław von Zakrzew and son Wincenty (Gr. Brzes. 1 A f. 109 and 261; 2 f. 123 and 193; 4 f. 135; 5 f. 165; Dudki Brzes. 3 f. 126; 5 f. 308). Wincenty, the heir in Dąbie, received from Kazimierz Jag in 1474. Pniewy in Brest County, for which he received royal approval in 1495. On these two estates he bequeathed the sum of his wife Jadwiga in 1483 (Gr. Brzes. 4 f. 1; 1 B f. 102 and M. 15 f. 123), from whom he had a daughter Zofia, Mrs. Mikołaj of Zagorzyce and Sons: Marcin and Jakób. The latter, heir of Kobielice, began to write Kobielicki and brought forth the House of Kobielicki (Gr. Brzes. 10 f. 106; 11 f. 52 and 205). Marcin, who already writes as Dąmbski, owner of Dąbie, Golanka, Słuszków, Świerczyna, etc. (Gr. Brzes. I i f. 205; 12 f. 33 and 271; Inscr. Brzes. 1 f. 44, 45 and 46; 2 f. 578; 3 f. 162), he left numerous descendants of an unknown wife, eight sons: Wawrzyniec, Stefan, Krzysztof, Tomasz, Bartłomiej, Walenty, Wojciech and Stanisław (Gr. Brzes. 4 f. 198) and two daughters: Barbara, wife of Stanisław Witkowski, 1542 and Felicya, wife of Jan Goślicki, 1556 Nach all surviving Dąbskis go to Marcin's two eldest sons. The descendants of others have expired. We'll talk about the latter first. Krzysztof, the third son of Marcin, the owner of Golanka, Słuszków and part of Świerczyna in 1557 (Paw.), married 1st v. Katarzyna Kroszyńska, 2nd from Katarzyna of Jarantowice, left four children: Dorota , wife of 1st v Adam Jukowski, 1581, 2nd v Wojciech Bujalski, Jan, owner of Golanki, married to Anna Grodzińska, whose son Piotr pawned Sławęcino in 1609, Walenty, married Barbara Prądzyńska, from whom his son Krzysztof accepted the reform and together with other dissidents signed a manifesto against the Bishop of Opaleński in 1609, which forbade them to build a church in Międzyrzec, and finally Stanisław, the owner of Ossów, married in the 1st BC. with Zofia Żegocka, in the 2nd B.C. with Katarzyna Niedrowska, whose son Walenty died childless (Gr. Brzeskie from 1541-1610 and Gr. Przed. 32 f. 384 and 386; 40 f. 348 and 389; 56 f. 384; 59 f. 361) . Tomasz, fourth son of Marcin, co-owner of Dąbie in 1557 (Paw.), by Ewa Krowicka, left a daughter Katarzyna, with Stanisław Ruszkowski in 1594 and a son Adam, who with Andrzej Dąbski, son of Wawrzyniec, and his Cousin completed the Dąbia estate in 1599. From Barbara Tolibowska his daughter Anna, after Goczanowski and son Piotr, heir in Dąbie, married to Anna Zalewska, from their daughters: Anna, Katarzyna and son Jan, childless (Brzeskie from 1542 -1662). There is no news of Bartholomäus, Marcin's fifth son; he had to become childless, just like his younger brother Walenty. Wojciech, Marcin's seventh son, official in the royal chancery in 1586, left behind his son Jan, who testified to Feliks in 1629 (Gr. Przed. 69 A f. 11, 659 and 859; Judgment. Or. 27 f 654 ). Stanisław, the youngest son of Marcin, co-owner of Dąbie in 1557 (Paw.), died childless, and the remaining property was divided between the brothers in 1576 (Gr. Brzes. 21 f. 79). Wawrzyniec, Marcin's eldest son, received Borucin from his father and gave rise to the lineage written on this estate. He also inherited Dąbie and Mała Kłobi and bought Dowierzyno in 1554 (Gr. Brzes. 7 f. 111). He left two daughters: Anna for Marcin Nieszczewski in 1595 and Barbara for Jakób Rusinowski from Rusinów (Kcyń files from 1610) and five sons: Hieronim, owner of Retków, died childless, who inherited estates from his brother Eustachy he to his nephew Adam, 1622 (Gr. Brzes. 58 f. 666); John, a priest who died in 1605; Andrew, about whom below; Jarosław, whose son Wawrzyniec, owner of Dąbsko, Gorek, Retków etc., by Anna Smoleńska, left daughters: Zofia, after Daćbog Moszczeński, judge from Bydgoszcz, Eleonora, after Ignacy Madaliński, Elżbieta, after Władysław Głoskowski and Teresa, 1- o v. after Konstanty Bojanowski, 2nd Vice after Jan Sleszyński, city judge from Bydgoszcz (Gr. Brzes. 31 f. 390; 64 B f. 497 and Wyr. Piotr. 267 f. 896); Eustachy, married to Zofia from Wola Wolska, died childless. Andrzej, son of Wawrzyniec, owner after his father Borucin and part of Dąbie whose section he completed in 1599 with his cousin Adam, as well as Smolsk Folwarczny and Piaseczny, Rzesin, Rzesinek etc. after marrying Katarzyna Grabska, a daughter of Peter, took over important possessions for them: Grabie, Kopasina and Wilków, which remained in the hands of the Dąbski family until the beginning of the 19th century. Andrzej, 1577 writer for the city of Brest, 1595 seat of the Brest region, 160

In 2 the Konarski-Kuyavian castellan was twice a deputy to the Crown Tribunal, in 1584 and 1589, and was appointed by the Sejm in 1607 to correct Crown rights. He died in 1617 and left three sons: Adam, Jan and Piotr, this order usually being mentioned in the acts mentioned (Gr. Brzes. 52 f. 15 and 56 f. 424; Brzes. Rec. 55 B f. 789; M 185 f . 521; Gr. Przed. 67 f. 626; 70 f. 546; Gr. Brest from 1621 and 1643). His daughter was probably Zofia, the wife of Ludwik Szczawiński in 1647 (M. 189 f. 683). AND. Adam, the eldest son of Andrzej, castellan of Konarski-Kujawy after his father became the owner of Rzesin and acquired Jurkowa Wola, stolnik of Brzeg in 1628, castellan of Słonski in 1640, signed the election of Jan Kazimierz with the Brzeg Voivodeship. Married 1st of with Dorota of Smuszewska Smuszewska, for which he took Smuszewo, 2nd BC with Elżbieta from Jemielno Jemielska, castellan of the forge, daughter of Stanisław, from his first wife he left a daughter Bogumiła and son Andrzej, a Jesuit, 1648 and on the other hand. Daughter Zofia, wife of 1st Vice Mirosław Konarski, 2nd Vice Mikołaj Wierzbowski, Starosta Dybowski, 3rd Vice Wojciech Moszczeński and sons: Ludwik, Stanisław and Zygmunt (gr. Kruszw. from 1644 and Rec. Brzes. 69 A f. 246 ). Ludwik, son of Adam, castellan of Słońsk, deputy 1662 and 1671, from cupbearer of Inowrocław, castellan of Konarski 1676, died 1678, married to Anna Zakrzewska, left their daughters: Konstanca after Jan Kadzidłowski , castellan of Konarski and Apollinary, after Paweł Działyński, the castellan of Bydgoszcz (Wyr. Piotr. 258 f. 1227; 288 f. 332 and Gr. Brzes. 72 f. 260). Stanisław, son of Adam, castellan of Słońsk, archdeacon of Płock and canon of Kujawy, coadjutor of Chełm 1668, bishop of Chełm 1674, Łuck 1676, Płock 1680, in Kujawy 1691 and finally in Kraków 1699, he died in 1700 in Kraków without the to complete indentation. He restored several churches in the diocese where he was pastor and raised the Usari banner at his expense to the relief of Vienna. They say he didn't receive a bishopric, but he did. The last he received for completing the coronation of Augustus II. In 1669 and 1670, the citizens gathered in the Radziejów Sejmik ordered their envoys to demand a Chełm coadjutor from him, repeatedly promised him, and in 1683 the Kujawian nobility demanded that him a higher diocese (Z. Kuj. ) . He left a vast estate consisting of numerous estates, jewels and finished goods. Zygmunt, son of Adam, the castellan of Słońsk, kept the Gniezno Starostei in 1662, which he gave up with the Gniński in 1670 (Sig. 11 f. 115). Cześnik from Inowrocław 1668, chamberlain from Inowrocław 1670, starost from Inowrocław 1681, castellan from Inowrocław 1678, became voivode from Brzesko-Kujawy in 1685 (Gr. Brzes. 74 f. 156). He died in 1706. In 1698 he held the district of Dybów. He was elected deputy of Kuyavian five times, in 1673 he was a deputy of the crown tribunal, which he set up in 1687 (Zap. Lub. 63 f. 10). In 1699 he was appointed by the Seym to separate the province of Brześć from the province of Gniezno. He signed the elections of King Michael, Jan III and August II. The owner of numerous estates, including the Dąbie and Borucin families bought by Jan Stanisław Dąmbski, as well as the key of Lubraniecki (Obl. Brześ. 6 f. 80), both he led as well as his descendants the title of count, which was official records were given: Zygmunt, married 1st BC. Jadwiga of Miłosław Górska, coat of arms of Łodzia, daughter of Piotr, and 2nd BC . donated the estates of Czaple, Lińsko, Zdziki and others (Kij. VII f. 1456; Woł. X f. 332; Zap. Lub. 65 f. 944). Our heralds claim that during the voivode's lifetime, Daniłowiczówna, barefoot, became a Carmelite in favor of the higher indult. Descendants of Zygmunt z Górska: Maryanna, after Jakób Działyński, the Kalisz governor, Teresa after Łącki, Wojciech, Andrzej and Adam (Wyr. Piotr. 296 f. 283 and Gr. Brzes. 82 B f. 301). Wojciech, son of Zygmunt, voivode of Brzeg, 1697 Starost of Sochaczew, from the Starost of Inowrocław, royal court marshal from 1702, after his father Starost of Dybów and 1709 and Starost of Bydgoszcz, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle in 1713; he died in Warsaw on May 14, 1725. Adelajda Cecylia Teresa Radziwiłłówna, daughter of Fr. Dominic in Niasvizh and Fr. Anna Maryanna Połubińska, sentenced to life imprisonment in Dybów County in 1706. In 1718 and 1722 he obtained a royal consensus on the withdrawal of the Dybowski and Inowrocław starostia. In 1722 he acquired the rights to Czermno from the Dunins, and in 1724 he and his wife obtained a royal consent from the Dembowski family for the purchase of the Youth Starostia, for which they probably relinquished their rights to Czermno (Sig. 19 and 20; M. 223 f. 192 and 255 f. 71). In 1724 he received a deputy in the Starostei Inowrocław in the person of Rościszewski (Sig. 24). He was the father of the Lubra estate

In 1735 he was granted the privilege of holding some fairs and fairs, such as Przysiek, Gorska, Pendzewa, etc., which he acquired in 1712 from Nahorecki (gr. Kowals.) and his wife Wierzchowice in Lithuania. These estates were separated from his sons in 1728: Zygmunt Ignacy and Antoni Józef. He also had daughters: Teresa, after Prokop Lipski Oboźny of the Crown, and Jadwiga, after Kazimierz Dąbski, the Sieradz voivode (DW. 69 f. 1461). Zygmunt v. Zygmunt Ignacy, son of the court marshal Wojciech, received the district office of Dybów from his mother in 1726, which he transferred to his brother Antoni in 1734. In 1730 he received a royal consent from the hands of Głębocki to buy the Brześć starostia, but he did not use it (Sig. 21, 22, 24; M. 225 f. 198). Antony v. Antoni Józef, son of Wojciech, court marshal (DW. 77 f. 131 and 87 f. 580), staroste of Inowrocław and Dybów, 1734 voivode of Brzeg-Kujawy, signed 1733 as envoy of the Brzeg Voivodeship Lithuanian, the General Confederation Warsaw and 1764 the election of Stanisław August: in 1768 his wife received a life sentence in the County of Dybów (Sig. 26). The Starostei Inowrocław passed to Paweł Dąbski in 1740 and the district of Dybów in 1757 to his son August. He bought the Starostei of Niechorze together with his wife from the hands of the Szwejkowski family with the royal consent of 1758 (Sig. 29). 1740 Knight of the Order of the White Eagle, 1746 Royal Captain (Sig. 27 f. 51), 1756 Starost of Młodzieszyn. In 1770 he resigned from the province of Brześć, which was transferred to him by Ludwik Dąbski. He died on July 4, 1771 and was buried in Lubraniec. The owner of Lubraniec and Grab received royal privileges in 1746 and 1749 to hold fairs there (Rec. Brzes. 86 f. 92, 171 and 340). In 1755 Michał Kazimierz Radziwiłł, the Voivode of Vilnius, undertook to pay him 900,000 fl. as his mother's dowry (DW 76 f. 315). He married the voivode in 1732, Fr. Anna Karolina Lubomirska, daughter of Jerzy, voivode of Sandomierz and Joanna Karolina, count. von Starkhausen, with whom he witnessed a life sentence in 1736 (D W. 69 f. 622). She died in Katowice in 1770. She is buried in Lubraniec. He left her three sons: August, Jan and Stanisław. The last of them supported Ollier in 1779 on behalf of himself and his brothers (DW 95 f. 161). August, son of Antoni, voivode of Brzeg, received the hussar banner from his father in 1755, which he presented to his brother Stanisław in 1766 (Sig. 28 f. 485 and 30 f. 102). 1757 Starost of Dybów and Przedecz and Assessor of the Royal Courts. He received the first of these starostia from his parents, and bought the second from Kossowski (Sig. 27). In 1764 he signed the election of Stanisław August, whose chamberlain he became in 1765 (Sig. 31 f. 41). In 1772 he bought the Landgraviate of Gostyń from Lasocki, to which he sold Iłów in 1775 (DW. 92 f. 383). In 1774 he was the ambassador of the Gostyń region. Married to Aniela Podoska. Daughter of Tymoteusz, eunuch of Dobrzyński and Wiktorya née Rupniewska, he died in 1779 without issue, because the following year Sotro recognized the sum of his successors, brother Stanisław and Anna, daughter of brother Jan (DW. 96 f. 419 ). Jan, son of Antoni, the voivode of Brzeg, major general of the crown troops, then in 1765 the king's adjutant general, witnessed a life sentence in 1764 with his wife Elżbieta nee Mniszch, daughter of Jan Karol, chamberlain W. Ks. Litewski and Katarzyna nee Zamoyska (DW. 84 f. 486), with whom he wrote a premarital intercession in Iłów. His wife died in Toruń in 1767 and he himself died in Warsaw on October 23, 1769. Both are buried in Lubraniec. Her daughter Anna and both uncles were confirmed by Pogorzelski as her guardians in 1772 (DW. 89 f. 701 and 90 f. 324). Anna, divorced in 1780 from Ksawery Dąbski, the castellan of Brzeg, married Count Karol Wessel, the permissive Staroste, son of Teodor and Konstancja, née Countess Wielkopolska. She will also divorce him. In 1787 she married Dionizy Mniewski, captain of the national cavalry, then castellan of Brzeg in 1788 (DW. 96 f. 419; 107 f. 201 and 202; Rec. Brzes. 95 f. 301). Stanisław, son of Antoni, Voivode of Brześć, Starost of Młodzieszyn, signed the election of Stanisław August with the Brzeg Voivodeship. It was not until 1770 that his parents received a royal consent for the transfer of this eldership (Chancellor 48 II f. 101). In 1761 a colonel of the Kleine Krone Keule received a hussar banner after his brother Augusta in 1766 (Sig. 27 f. 534 and 30 f. 102). In the same year, 1766, he bought the forge governments from Zboiński and, together with his wife, received the mayor of the forge (Kancl. 31 II f. 228 and Rec. Brzes. 88 f. 181). In 1783 he received a royal consent on the withdrawal of blacksmiths from Sokołowski, and after Paweł Dąbski he became castellan of Brzeg and in the same year, after the death of Ludwik Dąbski, the last voivode of Brzeg-Kujawy. Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław 1781 and the Eagle of the Whites 1785. In 1793 he was President of the Courts of Appeal of the Crown Provinces and Council of the General Union (DW 109 f. 11

). The voivode had a huge fortune, eight towns and over a hundred villages, but he could not keep this property. He sold the Dąbie family estates to Zagajewski in 1777, the Lubranieckie estates with the associated title of count to Paweł Dąbski, the castellan of Brzeg, in 1778, and Grabie to Biesiekierski in 1793 (Notes from Brzes. 92 f. 213 and 93 f. 83; Gr. Brzes. Deb. and B f. 50). He died in Warsaw in 1809, buried in Giżyce. In 1765 he married Józefa Wesslówna, the starostin of Golub, for whom in 1766 he secured 900,000 apartments on his estates. (DW 85 f. 798 and 87 f. 580). After the death of his wife, he wanted to marry Anna, his brother's daughter, who had divorced von Wessel in 1787, but the marriage never materialized. He left his children from Wesslowna: Stanisław, Adam, Józef, Agnieszka, Teodora and Maryanna, who were taken to Golędzinów in 1787, the property inherited from his grandmother Ludwika Wesslowa (DW. 103 f. 544). Among them: Stanisław, envoy from Brzesko-Kujawski in 1788, owner of Nasielsk in 1803, died unmarried. In 1796 he confirmed to his father that he had received a thousand ducats, which his uncle August had bequeathed to him (Brzes. Gr. Debit. And B f. 185 and 191; DW 111 f. 808). Adam, captain of the national cavalry and civil-military commissar of Brest in 1792, acquired Grodzisk in 1796 from Karol Wessel (Rec. Brzes. 96 f. 21 and DW. 112 f. 1196). He died on January 12, 1798; without leaving any descendants of Krystyna Rymińska. Józef, married to Michalina Prusimska, daughter of Antoni Michał; the starosts of Nieszawa and Maryanna née Dąbska, the castellan of Kowal, died childless, and his widow, who had saved Brzezie and Wieniec na Kujawy, married Count Stanisław in 1809. Miączyński, to whose house she brought the above possessions. Agnes; wife of Count Eugeniusz Treasurer; She lived with him in isolation . She lived in Nasielsk in 1818. Teodora; wife of Kazimierz Kownacki, Captain of the National Cavalry; Separated from him she lived in Pilica, which her father sold in 1803. Maryanna, wife of Antoni Walewski, lived in Nagłowice. Andrzej, the second son of Zygmunt, voivode of Brzeg, and brother of Wojciech, court marshal; he died in 1700 and left two sons with Elżbieta Naruszewicz: Paweł and Tomasz: Paweł, captain of the Royal Artillery and Foot Artillery Regiment from 1720, witnessed a life sentence in 1726 with his wife Teresa née Niemojewski (Rec. Brzes. 82 A f. 52 and 83 B f. 123). Tomasz, the owner of Wilkowice in Kujawy and Mańkowiec in Podolia, received from Augustus II in 1730 (sig. 21 f. 50), burgrave of Inowrocław 1715, treasurer of Inowrocław 1717; 1727 the blacksmith flag and 1738 the Inowrocław flag as envoy of the Chełmno Voivodeship, where he owned the Chełmno Wielka estates; he signed the General Warsaw Union in 1733 (Obl. Warsz. 49 f. 422). He died in 1748. Married to Maryanna Kolczyńska, the daughter of Jan and Teofila, nee Radojewski, together with her he acquired the mayorship of Jakwice in 1720 and in 1726 gave up the mayoralty in Bruniewo and Myszczenica Borucki (Sig. 18 f . 25 and Sig. 18 f. 25 and pls. 19 and 21). He went with their sons: Stanisław and Józef and daughters: Ludwika Kozicka, Urszula, v. Jozefowa Zlotnicka; Swordnikowa Dobrzyńska, 2nd from Kajetanowa Umińska, treasurer of Inowrocław and Józefa: Stanisław, son of Tomasz, ensign of Inowrocław, owner of Wilkowice and Wielka Chełmna, Chalice of Brest in 1756 and town writer in 1759, Elder of Inowrocław 1772; signed with the Brest Voivodeship; the election of Stanisław August. 1765 cupbearer of Bydgoszcz, 1768 Deputy of the Crown Tribunal and Ensign of Kruszwica, 1770 Ensign of Inowrocław, 1772 Ensign of Brest and 1784 Starost of Dybów, 1787 Chamberlain of Brest. 1786 was a Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław, 1788 MP of the Brześć Voivodeship to the four-year parliament. Married to Teresa Madalińska, he received together with her in 1771 confirmation of the emphithetic contract for the village of Orłowo for the age of 40 from the Starostei Inowrocław and in 1772 he received Leszczyna from the former Jesuit estates (Chancellor 48 II f. 101 and 54 II f .58). In 1793, together with Michał Dąbski, the captain of the national cavalry, he was delegated from the Brest district to take the oath of homage to the Prussian king (Rec. Brzes. 95 f. 452 and 96 f. 98 and 182). He died in 1802, buried in Lubraniec. His children: Józef Walenty, Małgorzata Myszkowska, Maryanna Waliszewska and Wincenty; 1812 named as creditor of the fair after Graf. Anton Sierakowski. Józef Walenty, son of Stanisław, chamberlain of Brzeg, married to Maryanna Leszczyńska, coat of arms Belina, Starosta of Rawa, left her five children: Hilarya behind Łuszczewski, Józef, owner of Zakrzew, died childless, Ignacy, childless, Florentyna, after Aleksander Leszczyński , Starościc Rawa and Franciszek Stanisław, died 1878, married to Faustyna Niemiryczówna, whose daughters: Helena for Grzybowski and Leokadya for Assendi and sons: Michał and Stanisław. Michał, the owner of Gulin, married in the 1st BC. with Grabińska, in the 2nd B.C. with Cecylia Masłowiczówna, inherited from Wacław's son's second wife. Wincenty, son of Stanisław, chamberlain of Brzeg, owner of Wilkowice, Dobrzelewice etc., who died in 1820, from Placyda Moszczeńska, left a daughter Józefa and sons: Maksym, Józef, Eugeniusz, married to Morzycka and Stanisław. Among them: Maksym, son of Wincenty, officer of the former Polish army, owner of Wierzyki near Kutno, from Płowska, he has a daughter, Marya and son Ludomir, married to Stefania Gołembowska, from whose son Mieczysław, married to Węglińska, and daughters : Irena for Rosiński and Helena for Młodowski. Józef, son of Wincenty, owner of Boruchów, married to Cyryaka Dąbska, daughter of Stefan nee Konary and Bibianna nee Moszczeńska, he has daughters: Walerya Malicka and Helena Żórawska, and sons: Władysław, after him his son Franciszek, Józef in America , Jan, married to Lichaczewska and Roman, born 1849, married to Graf. Wanda Raczyńska, daughter of Aleksander, his son Zdzisław, born 1884 and daughters: Halina, Irena and Marya. Józef, the second son of Tomasz, ensign from Inowrocław, owner of Mańkowiec in Podolia, starost from Karaczyński, signed the election of Stanisław August as the envoy of the Podolia Voivodeship. 1767 provincial judge of Latyczów, 1785 castellan of Busko, knight of St. Stanisława 1789. 1766 he was allowed to smoke potash in the forests of Karaczyniec and Rymowy (Canonical Section 31 II f. 358). Married to Franciszka Dembowska, daughter of Antoni Michał, aunt of Dembowski, who later became known in Warsaw, he left a daughter, Tekla, wife of Ignacy Witosławski, 1778 Kronoboe (DW. 94 f. 266) and son Ignacy. Leon Dembowski writes in his diary that the Busko castellan had a second daughter whom he disowned, whom she married against his will. Ignacy, son of Józef, the Busko castellan, settled in Piatyhorka near Berdyczów, which he bought in 1818, after his father, the owner of Mańkowiec, lost this considerable estate. By Józefa Kunicka he had two sons: Józef, who died childless in 1830, and Bolesław Ignacy, who was registered in 1848 as a nobleman in the Podole Voivodeship. Bolesław, the owner of Piatyhorka, from Maria Paszkowska, left daughters: Wiktorya, Janina and Agnieszka. Adam, the third son of Zygmunt, Brzeg voivode, ensign and envoy from Bydgoszcz in 1703, was appointed commissioner by the Seym to settle border disputes with Szląski. The owner of Śliwny, Konary, Ruszków etc. married Justyna Janicka in old age, who after his death in 1758 married Marcin Czaski (gr. Gost.) and their son Jan v. Jan Ignacy (Rec. Brzes. 78), f. 915 and 973; Judgment, Peter, 290 f. 130). Jan v. Jan Ignacy, lieutenant colonel of the Potocki regiment, cupbearer of Lithuania in 1763 (Sig. 29 f. 213), then colonel of national cavalry in 1789, owner of Leśniewice, Ruszków etc., signed the election of Stanislaus August. He took an active part in the Bar Association, which he supported with his fortune. In 1790 he became chamberlain to Stanisław August (canon 95 f. 165). He left eight children by Antonina Przysiecka, including: 1) Marya, after Szczepkowski, captain of the former Polish Army, owner of Szczepków in Płock. 2) Katarzyna, after Ksawery Mikołaj Żółtowski from Poznań, owner of the Lutomie estate. 3) Constana, after Count Teodor. from the east sacks. 4) Kajetan, born 1769, companion of the national cavalry, owner of Leśniewice, Falęcin and Giżyce, where he lived, in 1810 married Helena Boczkowska, daughter of Paweł, the captain of the crown troops, who died in 1819. Justice of the peace in Gostyń district, died in 1836, left his daughters: Julia, after A] Exander Moszczeński and Mary, after Józef Kryński and sons: Rudolf Fortunat and Stanisław Antoni, owners of Leśniewice, who died childless in 1897. Rudolf Fortunat, born 1811 in Giżyce, officer in the former Polish army, he settled in France in 1831 and died there in 1887. Married to Józefa d'Argent, daughter of Jan and Margrave Mary de Gouer, died April 25, 1901, left he his daughter Alexandrina behind the bar. Alfred Binckhorst, Count. van den Binckhorst and sons: Kajetana, born 1859 became the owner of the uncle of Leśniewice and Stanisław Gustaw, born 1860, died 1890 childless. 5) Józef, born 1773, died 1842, by Teresa Krajewska, he had one daughter, Rozalia, after Zakrzewski, and four sons: Emanuel Józef, childless, Nikodem, born in Giżyce 1807, captain of the former Polish army, knight of Virtuti -Militari-Kreuzes, died childless in Leśniewice in 1887, Paweł, after him: Felicya, Lucyan, the owner of Nagorek, married Zofia Przesmycka and Seweryn and finally Henryk , to whom he Truskolaska, sons: Stefan and Tadeusz. 6) Nicodemus, an officer in the former Polish army, died in 1806. 7) Vincent, who served in the military, undertook the Napoleonic campaigns. 1808 Knight of the Virtuti Militari Cross and lieutenant in a cavalry regiment, 1813 lieutenant and Knight of the Legion of Honour. Major during Fr. Konstanty's reign, he died in 1852 and left with Fr. Weronika Gedroicówny, daughter of Józef, sons: Bronisław, kept for baptism