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

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

TitelseiteTitelAnker des Kotwiczer Wappens (Bd. 5 S. 332-333)Titel - 1Impressum

The noble Polish family Kotwicz.

Die adlige polnische Familie Kotwicz. 

Anchor (Ćwieki, Kotłicz, Kottwitz, Kotwic), coat of arms .  

Anchor coat of arms in the castle in Baranów Sandomierski

Description of coat of arms

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A red stripe in the silver field. There is an armed arm in the jewel .   

Earliest mentions:

The first mention of the coat of arms of Kotwicz comes from the year 1281, when two brothers from the Austrian house of Pohners came to the Silesian lands using the coat of arms of Kotwicz.

Heraldic comrades

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Bandziński, Bodner, Chmielnik, wieki, Czaplicki, Dłuski, Dzieganowski, Gilewicz, Gilewski, Gilowski, Golicki, Głanicki, Gołaniecki, Gołycki, Gorczyński, Grodlinski, Hajański, Hełmidiski, Hemitzowski, Hemidzowski Łenkowicz, Jasiecki, Jasieniecki, Jedlecki, Kalecki, Kalenkowski, Kalęcki, Kalęczyński, Kaliniewicz, Kalęnczyński, Kęsmiński, Kęśmiński, Kolinkiewicz, Komorowski, Korycki, Kotiński , Olbrotowski, Pochner, Radomicki, Remar, Sasin, Siestrzencowicz, Silheim, Silhen, Smolicki, Smolik, Smulikowski, Strupińsk, Strzaliński, Strzała, Swęderski, Sylchanowski, Sylchen, Temrickowski, Tylkceleraty, Zylkógowski, Zrickski Zryski, Tołkężryski, Zukiński, ukiński, Żukliński

Anchor I. In a silver field, a red crossbar. Helmet decoration: an armored, hewing sword arm. This coat of arms came from Austria through the brothers Henryk and Jan Pochner to Lusatia in 1281, where they created the Kotwicz Castle, after which they named themselves, but which they lost because of hostilities against their sovereign, the margrave, the sovereign, the margrave ; they Sierpelten over to Silesia, where they called themselves, also distant Anchor; Jan's son then settled in Poland in the country of Wschowo. A down -     

Change of this coat of arms is referred to as armor armor II . This coat of arms I. lead die:  

Bodner, Czaplicki Dłuski, Dzieganowski, Gilewicz Gilewski, Golycki, Gorce - zynski, Grodlinski, Hemindowski, Herniczek, lpohorski, Kalecki, Kaleczycki, Kalenkowicz Komorowski, Sylch Kotwicz, Ladislaus, Kunigski, Rad, Stranzowski. Tolacowski , Wezykowski, Wilkowski, Wryszkolski, Wyrzykowski, Zeceleraty, Zgorski.  

However, the Lenkiewicz and Tolkacz have a black bar in silver.

Anchor II. A red pole in a silver field; Helmet - jewelery: three ostrich feathers. The coat of arms is a modification of the coat of arms Anchor 1. This must first be adopted by a branch of the Kotwicz, called Strzala, because this coat of arms is also called Strzala. After the nickname of a branch of the Strzala, the coat of arms is probably also called Siestrzeniec. These include dying:       

Bandzinski, Bohusz, Chmielik, Dulski, Geppert, Henikowski, Kesminski, Kolecki, Kuczuk,  

Olbrotowski, Silchen, Siestrzencowicz, Skibinski, Strzala, Szykier, Zdzitowiecki

 anchor

Other names of this coat of arms: Kotficz, Kottwitz, Kotwic Description of the coat of arms: A red stripe in the silver field. There is an armed arm in the jewel. It is common in the areas of: Cracow, Mazovia and Lithuania. Legend of the coat of arms: two brothers from the family of the Austrian dukes; When Heinrich, the Duke of Breslau, ran against the Polish princes in 1281, they carried his pay in the army, they called themselves Pochners, one of them was called Jan, the other Heinrich. From these, after he married in the Luszeńska region, Henryk took the estate where he founded the city and named it Kotwicz. Later, in a fight with the lords of his margrave princes, he lost his property, from where he moved to Silesia, where many of his descendants stayed, who fell as anchors, and they wore a helmet on a crown, he knew on a helmet. And those who go from his older brother Johannes wear their hand on the helmet, as said above, which is no longer certain that it was given to this Johannes for honorable services. So this is the difference between the coat of arms of the Archdukes of Austria, which bears white on red, and the anchors red on white. Sealing: Bandziński, Bodner, Chmielnik, Czaplicki, Dłuski, Dzieganowski, Gilewicz, Gilewski, Gilowski, Golicki, Gołanicki, Gołaniecki, Gołycki, Gorczyński, Grodliński, Hajańoski, Hełmindorski, Ibrapohorskiiieck, Ibrapohorskii, Jaspohorski, Ibrapkiiapki, Ibrapkiiapki, Ibrapkii , Jedlecki, Kalecki, Kalenkowicz, Kalęcki, Kalęczyński, Kaliniewicz, Kałęczyński, Kęsmiński, Kęśmiński, Kolinkiewicz, Komorowski, Korycki, Kotficz, Kotficz, Kotwickiński, Sucarzochinz, Kotwick, Silomowski, Parski, Sucaromowski, Sucaromowski, Sucarzi, Sucarzi, Olomski, Olzyński. Silhen, Smolicki, Smolik, Smulikowski, Strupiński (1 person), Strzaliński, Strzała, Swęderski, Sylchanowski, Sylchen, Temricowski, Tołka Wilkowski, Wryszkolski, Wryszkowski, Wyrzykowski, Zceleratyń, Zukiński, Zukiski, Zgorsski. References: "Czaplicki of the coat of arms of Kotwicz (vol. 3 p. 172) Czaplicki of the coat of arms of Kotwicz. Neither Paprocki nor Okolski have written about it. Jan writer from the city of Winnicki in the Podolskie voivodeship. Daniel the elder Czehryński and Chmielnicki, had a Dispute over the property of Sobotów, over the Kochow. Climact. 1. lib. Felicjan, Zygmunt and Marcin Franciszek from Bucice in the country of Ciechanów 1697. Election order Samuel captain of the tank flag from 1658. Comput of the army.. Fol. 49. " " Lenkiewicz of the coat of arms of Kotwicz (vol. 6, p. 43) Lenkiewicz of the coat of arms of Kotwicz, in the Mozyrski district, written from Strupina. Jan Lenkiewicz 1601. Constit. F. 778. Jan 1620. Constit. Fol. Constitut 1647. People 46. N. Mozyrski, scholar and brave soldier Władysław Mozyrski, chamberlain 1674. Roman cupbearer Trembowelski 1674. and then Mozyrski's chamberlain 1681. He had the Bliskowska sister of ytomierz-Starosta behind him, his consort Marcin, his son Jędrze j, but these seem to seal Podkowa or Pobóg to me. N. Land author Mozyr, member of the Seyms in 1724. N. signed a marriage contract with Antonina Stempkowska Jan was a victorious bachelor in the Imperial Army against the Turks. Histor. Hungar. " " Wilkowski of the coat of arms of Kotwicz (vol. 9 p. 341) Wilkowski of the coat of arms of Kotwicz, in Greater Poland. Paproc. With the fol. Wappen 707. writes that the descendants of Bartłomiej Romer bought the Wilkowice estate and were named Wilkowski after them. Stanisław von Wielki Pogożew Wilkowski, on the privilege of the Łowicka Collegiate Church. 1523. " 

Anchor (noble coat of arms)

Anchor (Ćwieki, Kotłicz, Kottwitz, Kotwic), coat of arms .  

Anchor coat of arms in the castle in Baranów Sandomierski

Description of coat of arms

 : 

A red stripe in the silver field. There is an armed arm in the jewel .   

Earliest mentions:

The first mention of the coat of arms of Kotwicz comes from the year 1281, when two brothers from the Austrian house of Pohners came to the Silesian lands using the coat of arms of Kotwicz.

Heraldic comrades

 : 

Bandziński, Bodner, Chmielnik, wieki, Czaplicki, Dłuski, Dzieganowski, Gilewicz, Gilewski, Gilowski, Golicki, Głanicki, Gołaniecki, Gołycki, Gorczyński, Grodlinski, Hajański, Hełmidiski, Hemitzowski, Hemidzowski Łenkowicz, Jasiecki, Jasieniecki, Jedlecki, Kalecki, Kalenkowski, Kalęcki, Kalęczyński, Kaliniewicz, Kalęnczyński, Kęsmiński, Kęśmiński, Kolinkiewicz, Komorowski, Korycki, Kotiński , Olbrotowski, Pochner, Radomicki, Remar, Sasin, Siestrzencowicz, Silheim, Silhen, Smolicki, Smolik, Smulikowski, Strupińsk, Strzaliński, Strzała, Swęderski, Sylchanowski, Sylchen, Temrickowski, Tylkceleraty, Zylkógowski, Zrickski Zryski, Tołkężryski, Zukiński, ukiński, Żukliński

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 Anchor of the Kotwicz coat of arms (vol. 5 pp. 332-333)

Anchor of the coat of arms of Kotwicz. The descendants of Jan Pochner Kotwicz settled on the land of Wschowa, where they were given surnames that were separate from various estates, some of them staying with the previous name of the Kotwiczs. Among these was Janisław, the archbishop of Gniezno, (although he was attracted by the Łyskowicki catalog for the Sulima coat of arms. Which he had in the law of the clergy and valor, he helped to do business; there, when Borysław laid his mortal Life: Janisław followed him according to the papal will in 1318. After returning to his homeland, after subjugating him, he was accepted as Archbishop of Riga from all miles away. In Pomerania the tithes and other provosts of Kujawski and Pozna were taken away from the bishops , Janisław proclaimed the German Master and with his other supporters: to Rome he sent the Bishop of Kujawski or with the protection of the Teutonic Order in Rome, supported by serious [p. 333] were Janisław. Paprocki says about him, that this honorable Archbishop, when war broke out in Poland, ordered a large part of the church silver to be brought to Chęciny for fear of a spoiled hand When the storm subsided, he did not take it with him, but instead, as a reward for this loss, was marked with a certain sum in the soups that he had to collect every year until he did not choose the right amount for which he was paid according to the silver tax who have favourited the Church, gave silver instead. Władysław Łokietek and with his wife and then his son Kazimierz he crowned the Polish throne with his wife. In Zni not the church and the monastery of the fathers. He exhibited, blessed and gave to the Dominicans under the title A. John the Baptist. He anticipated two villages, Leszno and Nagorzyce: for Leszno he took the village of Grocholice in the Łęczyca region from Florian, who signed himself from Kremów, and for Nagorzyce the village of Kopytkowo in the Sieradz region. Długosz calls him Magnus Reipub. Regni, Ecclesiaeque Gnesnensis-Amateur. The poor, whom he lavishly bandaged, called him their father; moreover, he rested full of days and merits in the Lord in 1341. He was buried in Gniezno. Then. in Archiep. Gnesn. The poor, whom he lavishly bandaged, called him their father; moreover, he rested full of days and merits in the Lord in 1341. He was buried in Gniezno. Then. in Archiep. Gnesn. The poor, whom he lavishly bandaged, called him their father; moreover, he rested full of days and merits in the Lord in 1341. He was buried in Gniezno. Then. in Archiep. Gnesn.                          

Jakub Kotwicz, castellan of Łęczyca, brother of Janisław, archbishop in 1339, as I read in Monitu. Collegiatae ovicien. Mikołaj Kotowicz, a nephew named Ślęzak 1434. About which Bielski fol. 351. Cromer lib. 21st Jan 1457. about what Biel. fol. 410. Cromer lib. 24.Miko łaj, Archdeacon of Posen, Canon of Gniezno, Decretorum Doctor, around 1523, whose Decisio de Statuto Provinciali contra raptores was enforced before church courts, ordered the fourth provincial synod under Jan Łaski, Archbishop of Gniezno, to the statutes of 1527, among other things .four cards its in 4to. There is a poem he wrote in honor of Zbigniew Oleśnicki, Archbishop of Gniezno in Starowol. in monum. Mikołaj Kotwicz, crown horse for Zygmunt I. 1531, can be found on the list of this king in Okol. Volume. 3. fol. 69.             

19th century newspapers part 2      

185 (Dziennik Posen) 1902

[19] 02.3 / VII. 151 Magazine The Poznań Marchlewskie Sisters announce Vila Giewontówka in Zakopane. Note: The Marchlewskis, they claim, come from the lower nobility of the West. Pruska, coat of arms of Kotwicz

1582 (Poznan Journal) 1912