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

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The noble Polish family Gerwatowski.

Die adlige polnische Familie Gerwatowski.

The noble Polish family Gerwatowski.

The noble Polish family Gerwatowski, coat of arms Szeliga.

Gerwatowski, coat of arms Szeliga. and Rozanna 1648, Pomeranian. Paid homage to Prussia in 1772. Around 1825 led to proof of nobility in Poland. (Zernicki).

Coat of Arms Description.

Szeliga. In a red field a golden crescent, open at the top, decorated with a golden high cross; Helmet decoration: a peacock tail. About the origin of the coat of arms it is said: The Lithuanians invaded the land of Lublin in 1282 and it was attacked by Prince Leszek Czarny with an army consisting mainly of the nobility of the Sieradz and Sendomierz principalities. He had knight Szeliga with van vanguard and later authors like Duncewski, Krasicki, Kuropatnicki, Malachowski, Wieladko and also added his own data. (...) entrusted by enemy position and strength. On that report, Leszek ordered a night raid from the enemy camp. This raid, carried out by Szeliga, was successful, many Lithuanians were killed and captured, the rest fled, and a rich booty was made. As a reward, Leszek Czarny awarded the knight Szeliga, who had a silver crescent in a red field as his coat of arms, as a augmentation of the same cross, which had triumphed over a pagan enemy, this gold, just as gold should be from crescent distant, because of the brilliant success and of rich spoils, then as a crest a peacock's tail, of which the proven many-eyed cleverness of the knights should indicate. It kept this new coat of arms name Szeliga. Since this war took place on the day of Archangel Michael, September 30, Prince Leszek had the Church of St. Michael built in Lublin as a thank you. It is believed by some heralds that the coat of arms should have a half ring instead of a crescent moon, as in the Ratuld coat of arms, which is why it is often confused with this one. Then it is also stated that instead of the cross, Mond was originally occupied with a fallen sword, but that Bodzeta, Archbishop of Gniezno, carried the Szeliga coat of arms after he had baptized Grand Duke Wladyslaw Jagiello as a Christian in 1386, the sword in his coat of arms replaced with a cross. The first homeland of the Szeliga tribe and coat of arms was the Szeligi estate in the Sendomierz province in the Opatow district. This coat of arms is used by:

Bialecki, Bielenski, Bielinski, Bodzanowski, Bodzeta, Borzyszkowski, Bossowski, Bostowski, Bukraba, Charzewski, Charzewski, Chlistowski, Czarnoluski, Czarnotulski, Czernicki, Dabrowski, Dobiesz, Dobieszewski, Dowojna, Fargow, Gerwalowski, Gorecki, Gorski, Gorski, Gorski, Kozica, Kozierski, Krzczonowicz, Lancucki, Lasocki, Lasowski, Lis (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis), Losowski, Losowski, Lukomski, Magier, Markowski, Matkuszewski, Mirecki, Mirewicz, Mirzejowski , Nazarewicz, Niemojewski, Piatkowski, Plucinski, Podsonski, Potocki, Prumienski, Przeczkowski, Pstrag, Puzlowski, Ramienski, Ratocki, Rostkowski, Rytel, Rytelski, Serwatowicz, Siemionowicz, Skorupski, Stawski, Stanislawski, Strawinski, Strusinski, Szufczynski, (Scheliha), Szeligowski, Szeliski, Szolkowski, Szpadkowski, Trojanowski, Trzebinski, Turczynowicz, Turzenin, Wachowski, Wysokinski, Zabawski, Zernicki, Zlocki, Zubrzycki, Zychlinski.

The Bukraba and Zernicki have changed the coat of arms: von Mond is not occupied by the cross, but this is somewhat raised, as a helmet decoration three ostrich feathers, the Krzczonowicz and Strawinski: a double cross truncated on the lower left bar, helmet decoration three ostrich feathers, the Puzlowski: instead of the cross an unfeathered arrow with half a pointed iron, crossed by a shaft in the form of an X, the Scheliha and Szolkowski: carry the family coat of arms, moon silver without cross, helmet decoration three ostrich feathers.

The noble Polish family Gierwatowski.

The noble Polish family Gierwatowski.

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The noble Polish family Gerwatowski.

Gerwatowski. Prussia 1816 (Königsberg archive).

Copyright 2013 by Werner Zurek. Copyright for the image sources: (GNU Wikipedia)

Anna, Stanisław von Gierwat's widow, with her sons: Jan and Jakób, processed by Mierzejewski 1604 (Zs. Zambr.). N. with the country of Nur and Jan with the Kalisz Voivodeship registered for the August II elections. Michał Gierwatowski, as a layman in the Nikodem Monastery, son of Tomasz and Maryanna nee Ogonowska, sells his share in Ogony to Ogonowski (D W. 85 f. 272). Jan, son of Sebastyan and Maryanna, née Damięckie, sold his parts to Żebrach Damięcki in 1796. In the same year, Ojrzyński was endorsed by Jakób, the royal surveyor, Wiktor and Józef, children of Bartłomiej and Jadwiga, née Czaplicki (DW 111 f. 833). and 929). Paweł, Wojciech and Stanisław sons of Adryjan and priest Józef son of Paweł had their nobility in the kingdom in the middle of the 19th century.

1. Anna, kAnna

2. Widow of Stanisław from Gierwat with her sons: m Stanisław from Gierwat

3 Jan and m Jan

4. Jakób, m Jakob is under scrutiny

5. Mierzejewski 1604 (Zs. Zambr.). m N. Mierzejewski 1604

6. N. with Taucherland and N.

7 Jan with the province of Kalisz, which applied for the election of Augustus II. m Jan

8. Michał Gierwatowski as a layman, in the order Michał Gierwatowski Świecie (pom)

9. Nicodemus, m Nicodemus

10. Son of Tomasz and mother Tomasz

11. Maryanny née Ogonowski, sold his share to Ogony k Marianna Ogonowski 1765 1765

12. Ogonowski (D W. 85 f. 272). m N. Ogonovsky

Jan 13, m Jan

14. Son of Sebastyan and mother Sebastian

15. Maryanny nee Damięcki, sold his parts in Żebry at Marianna Damięcki

16. Damięcki 1796. N Damięcki 1796

17. In the same year Jakób, the royal surveyor, Jakób surveyor, the royal court

18. Wiktor and M. Wiktor

19. Józefa, m Józef

20 children of Bartłomiej and m Bartłomiej

21. Jadwiga née Czaplicki, responsible for Jadwiga Czaplicki

22. Ojrzyński (DW 111 f. 833 and 929). m N. Ojrzyński

23. Pawel, m Paweł

24. Wojciech and M. Wojciech

25. Stanisław, m Stanisław

26. Sons of Adryjan and Priest M. Adrian, Priest

27. Józef, m Józef

28. Son of Paweł, they had a knighthood in the kingdom in the mid-19th century. m Pavel

Grodzkie and Land Gniezno Part 1

13330 (#98) 1754

Antoni Gerwatowski and Marjanna née Krzywosądzki married, Dz-e Gorzyków (f. 639v)

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Fr. Czers. Czerska Land Book. Warsaw 1879             

Fr. gr. inscr, ind. z. liw. Town book inscriptionum of the land of Liw.             

Fr. rel. indium. gr. nowok. Book of reports of the town of Nowokorczyński.             

KT. Tyniec Diplomatic Code. Lviv 1871             

Kuj Adolf Pawiński. The history of the Kujawy region. Tomów 5. Warsaw 1888

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KW. Józef Wolff. Senators and Dignitaries of St. Fr. lit. Krakow 1885

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Lauda good. Lauda of the sejmiks of the Dobrzyń region (historical files of T. X) Krakow 1887

Lighter J. v Lekszycki. Die ältesten grosspolnischen grodbücher. Leipzig 1887

Lites. Lites ac Res gestae Polonos Ordinemque Cruciferorum. Volumes 2. Poznań 1890-92

Gently. Stosław Łaguna. Unknown Polish Medieval Heraldic Notes. Krakow 1898

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