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

Werner Zurek

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

TitelseiteTitelTitel - 1Titel - 2Titel - 3Titel - 4Titel - 5Titel - 6Titel - 7Titel - 8Titel - 9Titel - 10The eagle (Volume 7, p. 128)Titel - 11Arrows (Volume 8, p. 545)Doruchowski des Niesobia-Wappens (Bd. 3 S. 391)Titel - 12Der Kopf des Wappens von Rawicz (Bd. 4 S. 291-293)Titel - 13Kierzyński des Niesobia-Wappens (Bd. 5 S. 85)Titel - 14Titel - 15Łęczycki des Niesobia-Wappens (Bd. 6 S. 226-240)Łęczyński des Niesobia-Wappens (Bd. 11 S. 278)Mijomski, des Wappens von Niesobia (Bd. 6 S. 406)Mirowski vom Niesobia-Wappen (Bd. 6 S. 420)Der Adler (Band 7 S. 128)Sępiński, des Wappens von Niesobia (Bd. 8 S. 325)Titel - 16Titel - 17Titel - 18Titel - 19Titel - 20Titel - 21Titel - 22Titel - 23Titel - 24Titel - 25Mirowski des armoiries de Niesobia (vol. 6 p. 420)L'aigle (Tome 7, p. 128)Titel - 26Flèches (Volume 8, p. 545)Impressum

The noble Polish family Niesobia.

Die adlige polnische Familie Niesobia.

Coat of arms of Niesobia.

Niesobia coat of arms in the castle in Baranów Sandomierski

Description of coat of arms : 

A two-part shield in a strip, in the first field a red silver reed, with a golden black eagle tail ending in the second field , in the piece of jewelry there are three ostrich feathers

Earliest mentions:

There is a court record from 1424 and a medieval seal from 1357 and 1363 Wierzbięta of Paniewice      

Origin: The origin of the coat of arms goes back to the 11th century - the rule of Casimir the Restorer. The likely reason for the award was an accurate prediction of the outcome of the battle with the Czechs by one of the royal colonels (the prediction of this outcome was associated with the shooting of the tail of a black eagle - hence the image of an arrow and a black eagle's tail in the coat of arms) . 

Crest comrades : 

Bilanowski, Biskupski, Biskupski Wierzbięta, Doroszewski, Doruchowski, Gąsczyński, Gąszczyński, Gąściński, Geszczyński, Gubakowski, Kempisty, Kempiński, Kępiński, Kepski, Kępisty, Kierzyński, Kieszczyński, Kompaniec, Krzywosąd, Lycosądzki, Łycosądzki, Łycosądzki, Łędzczyński, Mijomski, Miromski , Mirowski, Mirski, Mironienko, Mironow, Mirowski, Niemczyk, Niesobia, Niesobski, Omenta, Omęnta, Omęta, Piekarski, Pieszczafa, Ponęcki, Pryzkint, Pryżgint, Sępiński, Średnicki, Użwenzicky.

Biskupski of the Niesobia coat of arms (vol. 2 p. 161)

Biskupski of the coat of arms of Niesobia. Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. Wierzbięta by Bobrowniki Biskupski, he makes his wife Małgorzata reformed in 1497 in the city books of Ostrzeszów. Bartłomiej from Bobrowniki, Wojski Wieluński, his wife Katarzyna Bużeńska, daughter of the district judge from Sieradzki Piotr. Paprocki for the coat of arms. fol. 363. Piotr Wierzbięta Biskupski published in 1611 with his speech on the Assumption of the Lord before Pope Paul V and cardinals in Rome: He was later Canon of Kruszwicki and in 1620 of Warmiński College Bransberskie Ara Gratiarum. Aleksander Wierzbięta Biskupski Member of Parliament; and from there the Commissioner for the Demarcation of the Land of Wieluń, Constit. 1658. Patient bishop nun of St. Clare in Bydgoszcz 1676. In 1701 Wojciech had Konstancja Bronikowska with her son Józef behind him.          

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Doruchowski of the Niesobia coat of arms (vol. 3 p. 391)

Doruchowski of the Niesobia coat of arms, in the Sieradz Voivodeship, they went from the Kępińskis to find out what was being said about them there. Piotraś the heir in Doruchów 1425. Mruk Doruchowski 1496. Both Grodzkie books from Ostrzeszów are mentioned. Piotr, Mikołaj and Jakub shared the property of Tokarz in the same town in 1502. Maciej in Kalisko 1591. and Adam 1627. Stanisław surrogate mother and collector in Ostrzeszów 16I3. In 1627 he was a member of the Seym. From there he was a member of the Radom Tribunal, Constit. fol. 5. Katarzyna Doruchowska, Jakub Szyszkowski, wife of 1613. What one should know about her Reformation in this city. Jakub Wierzbięta, Pozna scholar and chancellor of Warsaw in 1619, then crown secretary, archdeacon of Warsaw, czyca scholar, with mastery of clerical law, seriousness and devotion to life, he made his home a foundation of the Warsaw Collegiate Church on the Łomniki estate in 1631. Stanisław, the commissioner for the border between Wieluńska and Silesia, Constit. 1661. fol. 25. Jędrzej, son of Bartłomiej, from Anna Walknowska, Wierusz coat of arms, 1701. And in the past, Wierzbięta s sons from Kępno in 1481. shared their home estates Doruchów, Skarydzów, Godziatów and Bobrowniki. Wierzbięta von Bobrowniki he led the reformation of his wife Biskupska in 1497 in Ostrzeszów. From this you can know that the Myjomscy, Doruchowscy, Kępińscy Kierzyński families all came from one house, from Krzywosądy; jakoż Jana Krzywosąda mentions genetic material there, Myjomice, Kierzno; and in 1473. these estates were shared by Krzywosądów, as well as Kąty and Swiba, and in 1587. Anna Doruchowska Wierzbięta, born of Helena Slaska, was her sisters according to Kraszkowski, mother of Franciszek Kraszkowski, suffragan of Gniezno, son of the crown referender were the nephews of the two natural brothers Zdrowskie, the Grand Governor of Krakow. Third behind Borzewski, fourth behind Bujnowski, fifth behind Zaręba Tyminiecki. Stry-jeczne, on the other hand, behind Orzelski, the second behind Grabia, the third behind Brzechffa. The fourth after Rychłowski, after Jan Komecki, the writer from Cracow, after Lubieniecki. Marianna Doruchowska, wife of Marcin Wierusz Kowalski.                   

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Gąsczyński of the Niesobia or Krzywosąd coat of arms (vol. 4 pp. 77-78)

Gąsczyński of the coat of arms of Niesobia or Krzywosąd . In the Chełmińskie province, former hereditary estates in Niemczyk and in Tarnawa on the other side of Łasin. Of these, Jan Gąsczyński had an office in Malbork Castle, where, while he was monitoring the income there, he had an income of several thousand zlotys. His nephew was with Duchess Ostrogska [p. 78] in Wołyńska Voivodeship, and then he married Wałdowska from the Topór coat of arms in Ukraine. MRS. de family. Prussia. how others write their Gąsciński.         

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The head of the coat of arms of Rawicz (vol. 4 p. 291-293)

Rawicz coat of arms. Grot, the fourth brother of Prandota. Goworek and Warsjusz, whose descendants from Słupka were signed, Jan Grot from Słupka, the Voivode of Rawski, did not give Paprocki the year. Jan Grot from Słupka mentions Miechovit in the fourth book that he died with his son Jan near Bukowina. Others wrote from Nowe Miasto, as Jan (Rot from New Town, Voivode von Rawski 1485. Grot from Słupka, Castellan from Lublin 1366. Grot from Słupce, about whom he writes, Cromer. Lib. 16., that he had lost Konary Jan III of his name Grot von Słupka, the Bishop of Kraków, after Nanker, entered this cathedral to say that Władysław Król, Otto the pastor of Gniezno and the Crown Chancellor had forged the miter; he was confronted despite him have not tried to Archbishop Janisław Gniezno [p 292] She sent Poland with the Teutonic Order. to bear there Grot asked him the same time, a pallium, as a reminder that once the archbishop dignity was attached to the Cracow Cathedral the Castle in Iłża, formerly made of wood, in Radłów, a parish church in honor of St. John the Baptist, the second one in Dobrowoda, to whom he donated a dowry from the episcopal tithe. The village of Biskupice not far from Wolbram was named after Jan named grot. In the Kraków Cathedral he built one altar under the title of Saints Koźma and Damian, and the other under the title of S. Wincenty, both of which he had well furnished. He blessed the Church of St. Jerzy at Kraków Castle, where he also financed the benefice. He formed many parts of this sacred law. The Corpus Christi Church in Krakow was built for him. He sat in this diocese for seventeen years and ended the last day of his life in Wawrzeńczyce, in 1347, on the fifth day of August, he was buried in his cathedral, in the chapel of St. John the Evangelist, which later became the chapel of Sylwester Ożarowski [p . 293] Cracoviensis, qui obiit in Vigilia Ascensionis Domini eodem anno, the coat of arms of Rawicz and Niesobia. Paweł Groth is mentioned by Bielski in 1474. and the other two films. 486. Jan Groth, district judge Drohicki, heir in Tokary and Duszlewice, fathered three sons: Jan, whose two daughters remained. Katarzyna ordered with Stanisław Mężyński, Barbara with Sługocki: Jerzy, the landlord of Drohicki, of whom only the daughter Felicjanna was after Mikołaj Glinka Janczewski: Jakub, who fathered with Anna Oborska Sambor, the land writer Drohicki, Marianna Pilichowska gave birth to a son of one of the Mężyczyska. N. Grotowna was for Maciej Gembicki, the starost of Nakielski, and before that for Grabski.                    

i nor Okolski have written about it. There is a gaff, one in the red field, not straight but pointing 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 Saint Bernard saw a silver gaff in a bloody field, but straight up. The Bronikowski family in Greater Poland 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 1632. Adam, Dobrogost, Jan 1648. Hieronim the royal captain, Aleksander, Przecław, Wojciech von Babin, Jan Dobrogost, Jędrzej Kaliski Doppelmacher in 1674. Stanisław, canon and official of Przemyśl, pastor of Samborski, who died in 1677, gave a gift our Przemyśl his library. Stanisław, the nephew of his life, was born in the Soc. He consecrated Jesus to God, glorified by his zeal in various ambons. Konstancja Broni-kowska Wojciech Biskupski, coat of arms Niesobia spouse. Anna Jan Glinicki from the Junosza coat of arms? her sister von Grabski of the Wczele coat of arms. Hieronim, Poznanski, his son is behind Przyjemska, Kaliska's chamberlain. Przecław, Jan, Władysław flourished in 1696. There was also Bronikowski, a respected colonel in the Crown Army of Foreign Forces.               

1704 Piotr Bronikowski joined Sendomierz in the General League. In 1734 Andrzej Bronikowski was a councilor in the Federation of Wielkopolska Voivodeships. Bogusław from Opolno, Canon of Posen, was a member of the Poznan Cathedral Chapter at the Crown Court 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, 1794 President of the Piotrkowska Camera. - Wielądek heraldry.        

Bronikowski, a general in the Sask Army, joined the Toru Dissident League, and together with Golcz he headed it from 1766-7-8. - Jan Bronikowski, cupbearer of Ostrzeszowski. In the Bełskie Voivodeship, Józef Bronikowski the hunter Lubacki. - Krasicki footnotes.   

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

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Kępiński, the coat of arms of Niesobia (vol. 5 p. 72-73)

Kępiński of the coat of arms of Niesobia. One of these houses was behind Rożno, the mother of Adam Rożno, a Krakowski driver. Aries. Wierzbięta Kępiński, Ensign of Wieluński 1402. at [p. 73] the capture of Smoleńsk with Witold, badly wounded in the face. Długosz band. 2. Piotr Kępiński, the heir in Doruchów (which shows that the Doruchowski family left Kępiński in 1423. Buy the village of Przewoźnica from the Przetockis, and in 1425 his sister Dobrochna resigned the village, called Marshal. The Kępińskis do, Słuszyce, Dłota and other goods in the province of Krakow and Sandomierskie reached by Mikołaj and Wierzbienie and Good Ke? brother Willowing the heirs in Kępno the village Rzetnia for two hundred fines. the same Wierzbięta Kępiński the Altaristen of Ostrzeszów bequeathed in 1433 two fines in Rzetnia. January Starosta Ostrzeszowski 1448. Stanisław the Canon of Wieluński 1459. He sold his inheritance from Donabory, Jakowy, Łęka, Kępno and Rzetnia to his brother Dobrochna von Bananów in 1488. She wrote twenty leases on the Ostrzeszów altar and pledged in 1493 they passed the goods from Świba to Jan Pakosławski , from the books of the city of Ostrzeszów, Bartholomew from Kępno Kępiński, a knight cher husband already in Poland, already in Ferdinand III. The emperor of the camp, who died in 1646 from Zarki, where he lies after his death, wrote the tombstone of Starowol. in monum. fol. 780. Kasper 1629. Piotr 1641. Bartholomew 1659. Elżbieta Kempińska 1629. Acta Castren. Noise. Piotr Karol, the royal secretary.                

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Kierzyński of the Niesobia coat of arms (vol. 5 p. 85)

Kierzyński of the coat of arms of Niesobia , in the Kalisz Voivodeship, from Krzywosądy, because in the city books of the city of Ostrzeszów in 1442. Jan. Krzywosąda mentions these hereditary estates, Myjomice and Kierzno, and in 1587. Krzywosąda shared the estates of Myjomice and Myjomice Kierzno. In 1609 they were already called Kierzyńskiemi there. In 1617 Jędrzej Kierzyński from Krzywosądów signed this route in a specific transaction in that town. Kierzyński had Gorajska behind him. Kazimierz and Józef, brothers and sisters. 1697. Alexander 1724.       

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Kraszkowski from the Nałęcz coat of arms is bound (vol. 5 p. 376)

Kraszkowski's Nałęcz coat of arms is bound. Their first start was with the Małyski family, Jędrzej, because Małyski had two sons: one of them took the heiress of Raczyna, called Raczyński, and the other, who took over the heiress of Kraszkowice, called Kraszkowski. In the city books of Ostrzeszów in 1541. Kraszkowski deposited his shares in Myjomice, Kierzno and Lubczyna, and in the years 7595 and 1604 you will find her department in Torzyniec and the resignation of Kraszków in these books. In the past they wrote a little from Małyszyn, in memory of this source, where they came from, but later from Kraszkowice. Jędrzej Kraszkowski had Bielska of the Wierusz coat of arms behind him, with which there were five daughters: a Masłowska stolnikowa Wieluńska, the second Chlebowska, the third Lipnicka, the fourth Wojnowska, the fifth Psarska and son Jakub, Kraszkowice Wierzchlejski, sold for the life of Anna Wierzchlejski Doruchowska of the Niesobia coat of arms, of which Franciszek first Archdeacon of Gniezno, President of the Crown Court in 1718, then Bishop of Dardański and General Clerk of Gniezno, Abbot Witowski, Pastor of Łęczyca and Kaliski, founder of our residence in Łęczyca. Jan 1697. Katarzyna, wife of Florian Kraszkowski.      

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Krzywosądzki of the coat of arms of Niesobia (vol. 5 p. 421-422)

Krzywosądzki, coat of arms of Niesobia. Ancient is a family under this name, because according to Miechovita, lib. 2. and Biel. fol. 59. Count Krzywosąd, the Sieciechowski Monastery, received a village in 999. Count Bogumił, Count Krzywosąd, Kastellan de Ruda, that is Wieluński, 1252. Chełmnoer Land to the Teutonic Order at the praetor. lib. 2. c. 4. Criminal court of the Cracow Chamberlain in 1334. to Łaski in Stat. fol. 167. Jan Krzywosąd, Heir in Myjomice, 1447. Acta Castrens. Ostrzeszov. Krzywosąd the heir in Tymienice, treasurer of Kaliski in 1451. Acta Caliss. Terrestr. Marcin Krzywosądzki had Dąbska behind him, from her he had a wife, Dadzibog Chociszewski, and three sons, ukasz, Zygmunt and Jędrzej. The first of them was Łukasz from Katarzyna Poniń [p. 422] gave birth to a daughter Anna, married to Jan Szumański and son Antoni. Andrzej, the third son, first signed marriage contracts with Chrząstowska, the second with Wałdowska, descendants of his daughter Agnieszka and sons Karol, Ludwik, Franciszek, of whom Karol Szymańska is behind.               

1778. Walenty Krzywosędzki, a writer from Poznan. - Krasicki. 

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Łęczycki of the Niesobia coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 226-240)