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

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

TitelseiteWappen von Zienowicz (Bd. 10 S. 170-174)TitelPodbereski des Gozdawa-Wappens (Bd. 7 S. 340-341)Zenowicz im Wappen von Zenowicz (Bd. 11 S. 498)Frąckiewicz des Brodzic-Wappens (Bd. 4 S. 46-48)Wappen von Masalski (Bd. 6 S. 349-353)Kiszka des Dąbrowa-Wappens (Bd. 5 S. 98-104)Chlebowicz, Leliwa-Wappen (Bd. 3 S. 27-34)Titel - 1Wappen Aleksandrowicz (Bd. 2 S. 22-25)Titel - 2Wappen von Kurcz (Bd. 5 S. 451-453)Pac des Gozdawa-Wappens (Bd. 7 S. 219-231)Titel - 3Tyszkiewicz, Leliwa-Wappen (Bd. 9 S. 173-184)Wołowicz des Bogoria-Wappens (Bd. 9 S. 414-423)Impressum

The noble Polish family Zienowicz.

Die adlige polnische Familie Zienowicz.

Deszpot's coat of arms (vol. 3 p. 339)

Deszpot's coat of arms, see Zienowicz. 

Zienowicz coat of arms (vol. 10 pp. 170-174)

Zienowicz coat of arms . Shoulder up, one half of the ring turned, a bull should stand in the red field, above a bachelor's cross, above a helmet and crown a night heron holding a ring with a diamond in its mouth, twisted with his whole body in the right shield; that's how they describe it: Paproc. in Gniaz. fol. 1190. For the coat of arms. fol. 674. Approx.volume . 3. fol. 336. Jewels fol. 92. It was comforting. at MS. Paprocki put this coat of arms in a slightly different symmetry in the nest, but in a later one it was a coat of arms. The book improved everything. There, in the nest on what occasion, he places this coat of arms in this way. When paganism suddenly broke into Serbia, devastating everything and taking people prisoner, a pagan, who had captured a daughter of the Prince of Serbia, seduced him into his camp: One of the brave Serbs saw it and chased him, a price so worthy, or that to save it or to give one's life to defend it. The heather, who did not trust his strength, got off his horse when he came out of the dense forest, into the thicket and the thicket and dragged the girl and himself with him - so that he would remain hidden with her, but the weeping and the frequent sobbing of the virgin, which spread through the forest, paved the way for the persecutor and the Serb who seeks the way to him: there he collided with the heathen; soon he laid a corpse for him, the princess was grateful for this service, took the ring from her finger and placed it on his hand, but when he took his weapon from the corpse and arranged other booty from it, he left the seal do not fall carefully and only noticed its damage when the maiden was led to a safe place, then they returned to the ruin and looked for her to the place of the victorious battle, where he found a raven in its mouth on a tree above the corpse [p . 171] the retaining ring), and after killing the ring and taking it from the bow , but as a reward for his courage, he took the princess into marriage from his father, and the coat of arms was formed in this form. And he will name it both paprocki and okol. Desspot, which means virgin in the Greeks, before the Greek emperors, their sons and sons-in-law, that they were called despots, writes by Pontana Bollandus in Actis SS. Volume. 2. fol. 1001. But that was the name of the despot family, whose property Jerzy and Jan Despots were confiscated from the Turks, brought six hundred horses to Władysław, the Hungarian and Bohemian king, and fought with him against his brother Wojciech, as testified by Tubero Dalmata lib. 4th comment. de suis tempor. and Bielski writes about one in fol. 609 and 614. Jacob Heraklides from the Basilica of the Despot, who in 1561 with the help of Albrycht Łaski was soon thrown from Tomsza by the Wallachian court and robbed of his life, his daughter Anna was Jędrzej, Fr. Sanguszko, the starost of Włodzimierz. One of these despots, then, that Bratoszewicz came to the Lithuanian principality, settled there and spread the Zenowicz family: it was Paproc. because what Okol. he writes, deriving this house from Bratosz, son of Hercules, and others here about Zenons and Bratoszów, citing revolutions, as one of the despots of Zienowicz Bratoszowiczów of Serbia, the prince, was voivode Multański in 1380, and that for the Turkish invasions and incursions, no. Since he could rule this state calmly, he went to the Principality of Lithuania, where he was gratefully received by Witold and well equipped; this is not certain for many reasons, and that the Turks at that time were still far from Multan and could not attack them with war: however, the authors agree that the first to come to the Lithuanian principality gave Witold Smarhon as a gift to him and to other estates a hundred miles long, from the river Mysz to Dzisna, he also gave him Orsza: he fathered a son Zen or Zenon, of whom the descendants were called Zienowiczes. According to Kojałowicz in MS was one of them. Michał Zienowicz, voivode of Mścisław, Stanisław, field hetman in the Lithuanian army. Jerzy, the Starost of Bracławski, sent an envoy to Helena in 1494, the Moscow Princess Aleksandra, P. Lithuanian spouse. Uncle. fol. 670. He left offspring. for Helena, the Moscow Princess Alexander, Ms. Lithuanian spouse. Uncle. fol. 670. He left offspring.                                                 for Helena, the Moscow Princess Alexander, Ms. Lithuanian spouse. Uncle. fol. 670. He left offspring.    

Jerzy, the Voivode of Smolensk, before Siewierz was picked up from Moscow. Mikołaj in 1499, among others, important Lithuanian lords of Wiedruś, imprisoned in Moscow, his son Jerzy, a Lithuanian writer, Staroste von Kokenhaus, left son Jerzy, a noble colonel, castellan of Smolensk and Połock, Starost von Propojski and [p. 172] Ciecierski, a regiment for the preservation of the Livonian castles in the given complex. In 1564 he was in this victorious battle with his banner in the Ivaniska Fields. He regulated the entire Lithuanian army in Livonia against Moscow; In 1567 he stood with two hundred of his men on the occasion when the commander of Serebrny Moscow Roman, P. Sanguszko, who alone with his men in Lepel was the star of Lepelski and Dzisneński, abolished several thousand from Moscow in 1568. Behind him was Chłebowiczowa, a voivode of Vilnius, from whom he had two sons, Krzysztof and Jan. Of these, Krzysztof was voivode of Brześć, Starost von Ciecierski and Propojski, he is mentioned in the constitution of 1613. 3. and fol. 7. previously the castellan of Brześć in 1588. According to reports, the Nowogrodzki commissioner for the treaties between the Polish crown and the Austrian house in relation to Maksymilian, who was captured in Byczyna, not only with the council, but also with the saber, he defended his homeland when he preceded the royal army at Wielki Luki with his men, the enemy he defeated, but he was far from the Catholic faith, he was for life with Teodora Wołowicz, the castellan of Nowogrodzka , joined by Zofia's daughter, who married first, came to Stanisław Kiszka, whose marriage separated, Kiszka became Żmudzki, and Zofia renewed her vows with Aleksander Słuszka, voivode of Trocki, the starost of Homalski, but she became Born of heretical parents and immediately clung to these faults by rape, however, they were explained by God's grace, After she condemned them, she lived un d she persisted in the catholic faith in the catholic faith and founded the year 1642 with her husband in two places of the OO. Dominicans, as Słuszki called it, an altar in honor of St. Archangel Raphael in the church in Niewiesko, an elegant church, built by Alandus in 1633; She was so sophisticated at sewing silk and throwing paper that, whether the birds or the animals or the flowers she made, they seemed to be ad vivum. And the son of the same Wołowiczownia Teodora (who is called Krzysztof, the governor of Połock, but mistakenly Susza w Życia B. Jozafat, and converted from schism to Orthodox unity by this archbishop) Mikołaj (not Jerzy, as he Starowol. In Bellat. Sarmat. Fol. 236. will.) Bogusław Kastellan von Połock, Ciecierski and Propojski starosta, royal colonel, paternal religious group rejected errors, with the church, which was reconciled with Catholicism, he left MS. after his death, in which he wrote against dissidents about Articles of Faith and some of his writings in Polish verse: and he was a big joke because he was brave in his hand to chase a copy at the royal wedding [p. 173] three times to the ring, again and again with great praise, he always hit it, for which the king made a considerable gift. During the Moscow war he jumped with his people into the greatest fire, not only that he broke the strength of the enemy, but above all lost some of his people; this big heart and Inflanckie ended his campaigns: in 1621, in the war at Chotyn with Osman Tsar, the Turks surrounded the Hetman Chodkiewicz in a battle and to save him he struck the Turks with his banner, and there he cut them after long lay down with them, lay their strength on the square with a corpse, but when the horse under him was killed and the helmet knocked off the head, trampled by his horses and weakened by his twenty wounds, half dead into the camp, carried on the third Day he gave his soul to God, on September 7th. Okolski says that his ex-wife Anna Pacowna, voivode of Minsk, wants to have the sermon at his funeral, his wife Anna Chodkiewiczowna and apparently the sister of Jan Karol, the voivod of Vilnius and the hetman of Lithuania, because he is otherwise the hetman's brother-in-law, he says: his two daughters were not a son: Anna Zofia lived with Wojciech Władysław, P. Radziwiłł, castellan of Vilnius, and after his death in 1636. 2 votes with Franciszek Zebrzydowski, castellan of Lublin, Starost of the new town; an altar in honor of St. Gabriel was quite expensive. Second Zofia Paweł Sapieha, Voivode of Vilnius and Hetman of the Lithuanian woman Histor. Sapieh. The castellan of Nowogrodzka calls this Zofia, but wrongly.                           

Jan Kastellan von Witebski and before that the Lithuanian steward, Starost von Trąbski, son of Jerzy Kastellan von Smolensk, brother of Krzysztof, voivode of Brześć, Sarnicki, says that this Jan was born by Princess Pruńska, he is in the statutes of 1598 Member of the Lithuanian Finance Courts. There were four of his sons: Jerzy, Michał, Abraham childless and Stanisław. Of these, Michał, his son Piotr, spent all his years in the camp from his youth. Jerzy was a district judge in Vilnius, with this title he sent to the Seym in 1629. From there he was deputy of the Constit Finance Court. fol. On the 18th and 1632 he signed the pact of the Władysław IV monastery. The electoral code of F. 17 fathered three sons, Jan Marshal Oszmiański, Starost Kiernowski, was a member of the Sejm from 1653. f.9 and to the Lithuanian tax court fol. 16. and 1659 and 1662. f. 2. Stanisław Chamberlain Wilkomierski, Wilkiski Förster, signed the Pacta conventa of King Michael 1670. of the Sejm of 1653. in which he was deputy, payment commissioner [p. 174] to the Lithuanian Army, Constit. f. 5. and 1670. on royal estates, Constit. fol. 9. Later he sat down on the chair of Nowogrodzka Castle, from which he entered the grave in 1672. His sons Krzysztof and Aleksander, of whom Krzysztof is in print: Wieniec, that's a wedding applause for Dominik Słuszka: he was then a Lithuanian writer, Starost von Oszmiański, royal colonel, from the Sejm of 1703, deputy at the side of King Augustus Advice, Const. 15. Son of his governor Oszmiański, member of the Seyms 1724. After the death of Mikołaj Przeździecki, the spokesman of the Lithuanian court, Krzysztof was in charge in 1683 and 1701 in the absence of Fr. Marshal von Wiśniowiecki walked with a cane. Jerzy Wojski Wileński, third son of the district judge Jerzy Wileński, killed Caelebs, see about him in the constitution of 1641. Fol. 23. Jerzy, the Starost of Opeski, a famous colonel who was abolished with poison when he was drafted in 1648, left his Son Janusz. Samuel Ensign Mścisławski, member of the Sejm from 1627 and 1632, from where he was included in the peace treaties with Moscow, Konstit. fol. 2nd son of Lego Hieronim 1640. Chamberlain Stanisław. Oszmiański, member of parliament in 1653 and commissioner for the payment of the Lithuanian wax. Cons. fol. 5. and 1662. fol. 5th and 1661. Deputy of the Finance Court. Constitu. fol. 4th Jan, the castellan from Smolensk to Augustyn Wituński in Kazan: Joyful grave from 1641. Behind him stood a sister Krystyna Massalska of the voivode of Minsk, widow of Lev Kurcz, voivode of Derp, with her he fathered a daughter, Zofia Karol Stankiewicz , a writer Kowieński, and a son, Stanisław, both at various courts and in the camp of the praised. Janusz, son of Jerzy, Chamberlain of Połock, in the army led the regiment under Kazimierz Sapieha against the Turks. N. Wojski Wileński, with Anna Kolęcka, N. Frąckiewiczowa, Marshal Lidzka, Krzysztof starosta Propojski, Anna daughter of Stanisław Kiszka, voivode of Vitebsk. N. stood behind Jan Połubiński. Paweł and Józef, cupbearers, Grodzieński in Oszmiański 1674. N. took Apolonia Ogińska, chamberlain from Trock, widow of Szemet. Annibal advertising portal fol. 202. Franciszek, Staroste von Śnitowski, Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal in 1722. in the army led the regiment at Kazimierz Sapieha against the Turks. N. Wojski Wileński, with Anna Kolęcka, N. Frąckiewiczowa, Marshal Lidzka, Krzysztof starosta Propojski, Anna daughter of Stanisław Kiszka, Voivode of Vitebsk. N. stood behind Jan Połubiński. Paweł and Józef, cupbearers, Grodzieński in Oszmiański 1674. N. took Apolonia Ogińska, chamberlain from Trock, widow of Szemet. Annibal advertising portal fol. 202. Franciszek, Staroste von Śnitowski, Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal in 1722. in the army led the regiment at Kazimierz Sapieha against the Turks. N. Wojski Wileński, with Anna Kolęcka, N. Frąckiewiczowa, Marshal Lidzka, Krzysztof starosta Propojski, Anna daughter of Stanisław Kiszka, Voivode of Vitebsk. N. stood behind Jan Połubiński. Paweł and Józef, cupbearers, Grodzieński in Oszmiański 1674. N. took Apolonia Ogińska, chamberlain from Trock, widow of Szemet. Annibal advertising portal fol. 202. Franciszek, Staroste von Śnitowski, Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal 1722.                                               

R. 1778. Antoni Zienowicz, Chamberlain of Płock. - Krasicki. 

Kostrzeński, Zienowicz coat of arms (vol. 11 pp. 237-238)

Kostrzeński of the Zienowicz coat of arms . In his herbarium, Duńczewski proves that the Kostrzeńskis descend from the Deszpots, the Zienowiczs, and claims that those in Lithuania and the Podlaskie Voivodeship were originally called Kostrzeńskie in Lithuania and here in the Volyn Kostrzeńskie Voivodeship, of which there were three brothers: one in the Lithuanian army as a general, and the sons of several of them Kostrzeński, Piarum Scholarum, a captain in the Lithuanian army. Second. the general's brother was a secular priest, Pastor Granovsky. The third, Franciszek Kostrzeński, served in the Crown Army with Potocki Kastellan von Kiev, married to Zofia Bystrzejowska in Wołyń, of whom there were two sons: a younger Wawrzyniec died childless, a sub-commissioner of the city of Łucki had two, sister Helena Kostrzeńska née Stężyck Sons and Jan Wawrzyniec. Wawrzyniec's older brother, the above-mentioned sub-delegate, [p. 238] Antoni Kostrzeński, Burgrave Wiski fathered two sons with Ewa Chreptowiczowska, a bailiff from the Land of Krzemieniecka: Daniel Eliasz the Elder, Mateusz Józef Michał three names younger and two daughters, Julianna, Konstancja with two names and the second. - Duńczewski's herbarium.        

Podbereski of the Gozdawa coat of arms (vol. 7 pp. 340-341)

Podbereski of the Gozdawa coat of arms , with the difference that on the shield there should be an eagle with two heads, on whose chest the Gozdawa coat of arms should be common, and three ostrich feathers are placed between two pennants in the helmet, as Kojałow describes it. at MS. General. Ogiński and the book Annibal ad portas and others often claim that they got their method from Włodzimierz Jedynowładcy Ruski, through Prince Druckie, together with Sokolińskie Lubeckie, Horskie, Oziereckie, as Stryjkowski lib. 14. fol. 510. and Kojał. Par. 2. fol. 64. write that Prince Michał Podbereski, famous near Worsiła with Edyga, fell on the square on the occasion of the loss of Witold in 1399, and that is why some of this house do not wear helmets in their arms, but only the prince's miter. Once they had released thirty thousand Starosty Gulbińskie from the Commonwealth, but it was bought by Radziwiłł Under Chancellor. Constitute. 1678. fol. 9. Jerzy Samson Marshal Bracławski of the Sejm from 1611. Commissioner for the demarcation between Courland and Bracławska, constitution. fol. 42. His daughter Elżbieta Katarzyna first lived with Władysław Monwid Dorohostajski, a teacup from Lithuania, after his death with Teodor Karol, Count Tarnowski, Starost von Krzepicki, paternal and maternal faults with Kalwin, after he had renounced a few years before his death, she left in 1646 holy this world. Hieronymus von St. Jacek in the sermon Korona Małżeńska about the catafalk Jan Feliks Schrober in the sermon. OK. Vol. 2. f. 71. [p. 341] Jan Hektor was a member of the convocation in 1632. At that time he was Landschreiber von Orszański and in 1648 Chamberlain, his wife Anna Sokolińska, Provincial of Połock, their son in the Soc. Jesus. A sermon by Ostrożański, Mikołaj Samson, a noble priest who gave great alms to churches, monasteries and the poor. Grzegorz was a writer from the city of Orszański in 1648, then a Lithuanian cook, colonel and regimental commander of the royal army, finally voivodes of Smolensk, Upitski and Gulbiński, who at Kamieniec against Abasza Baszy with Koniecpolski, he founded the beginnings of martial arts, then they fought against the Swedes, Cossacks and Moscow. The same Miślnicki, Krynicki and Posoczalski repaired and decorated the churches, while the church in Owaniecki, desecrated by the Calvinists, was returned to the Catholics. He is mentioned in the constitutions of 1661 that he was a member of the Sejm, and from there he became commissioner for treatment with the Swedes, Constit decided on customs duties in Riga. fol. To pay to the army on 8.1667, in 1676 he signed the pacta conventa of John III. Constitute. fol. 32. He was married for life to a Rudominier who gave him two daughters, Konstancja Dominik Słuszka, Voivode von Połock: Krzysztof Ziemowicz praising Wieniec at their wedding in 1667. Helena Jan Pac was with the Lithuanian Chamberlain Starost von Botocki (Joanna and Teodora, Voivode of Smolensk 1676. Barbara in Krakow) and two sons, Kazimierz, his wife, Zofia Korsakowna, district judge, Nowogrodzka, widow of three husbands, and Aleksander Marshal Upitski in 1697 from Wołodkiewiczowny, was the daughter of Konstancja, who for first signed a marriage contract with Zamojski, the staroste von Bolemowski, the second staroste von Grabowiec with Jerzy Potocki, who was buried in our church in Krasnystaw in 1730 and added many decorations. There were four sons: Dominic in the Order of St. Francis. Irrelevant. Monitoring. Cajetan in the Orden de Redemptione Captivorum. Michał died young and Franciszek the Starost von Szymanski. Gregory brought these 500 people at his expense to Stefan Król for the Moscow War. Zienowicz. Helena followed Jan Połubiński, Samuel Władysław and Grzegorz in 1648. Piotr, Leon and Jan Włodzimierz in 1674. The Starost von Hlinski had Franciszka Zyberkowna, the castellan of Livonia, behind them.                                      

1778. Jerzy Podbereski, captain of Bracławski. - Krasicki footnotes. 

Zenowicz in the Zenowicz coat of arms (vol. 11 p. 498)

Zenowicz of the coat of arms of Zenowicz . - Few. Kurop. - See above under Zienowicz, because it is one and the same.    

Frąckiewicz of the Brodzic coat of arms (vol. 4 p. 46-48)

Frąckiewicz of the coat of arms of Brodzic . One is the house with Radzimińskie Brodzice, who for a long time served in the Masovian Voivodeship for the good of this homeland, because the first Kasper Radzimiński from Czerska, who for a long time paid his wages in Lithuanian wax, left important names in Lithuania from the king settled there: his son Franciszek, who called the simpler community Frącem, and from this the new house the name of the Frąckiewiczs grew; After all, they should always be written together to remember which tribe they came from, either the Frąckiewiczs from Radzimin or the Frąckiewiczs Radzimińscy. I like Radzimiński Brodzice in Mazowieckie, I will finally talk about the Lithuanian under the letter R, here I managed to say it and this is to distinguish it from other Radzimińskis who are in Samogitia in Lithuania. Franciszek, then the son of Kasper, the governor of Połock, himself Chamberlain of Połock and royal colonel, during the reign of King Augustus, he left his son Michał, the great king of the warrior Stefan, near Danzig, in Moscow and Inflanciech, near Toropiec he drew several castles with his people: the constitutions of 1590 commemorate him. fol. 568. Chamberlain of Płock, when that year the Republic entrusted the funds raised from contributions to the Member of Parliament so that he could spend them on war needs; he also sent to Moscow. He was reunited for life with Anna Sapieżanka, Starosta Drogicka, the sister of Lev Sapieha from Voivode and Chancellor of Vilnius, from whom he took two daughters, one of whom was married to Makowiecki, the other to Talwosz, castellan of Żmudzki, and three sons, Krzysztof, Mikołaj and Jerzy: o one of them was written in MS by Janczyński. that there was heresy in it, it got tangled up, the community spent a lot of money on dissidents, under it he became terminally ill, Lew was assigned to him [p. 47] Sapieha about his nephew and began to persuade him to consult his soul. He worries Frąckiewicz, insists all the more that he sees his imminent death and offers him a priest. I confide in this priest, sincere conscience, what do you shudder at him? Because of this sacred meaning, not only did the sick make confession, but after receiving all the sacraments, he went into a better life; Heretics were buried in this church, which he had built himself, for Sapieha had been driven out from there. After Sapieżanka, he took Maciej's daughter, Kaweczyńską, who was Jan's son. The sick man made confession, but after receiving all the sacraments, he went on to a better life; Heretics were buried in this church, which he had built himself, for Sapieha had been driven out from there. After Sapieżanka, he took Maciej's daughter, Kaweczyńską, who was Jan's son. The sick man made confession, but after receiving all the sacraments, he went on to a better life; Heretics were buried in this church, which he had built himself, for Sapieha had been driven out from there. After Sapieżanka, he took Maciej's daughter, Kaweczyńską, and that was Jan's son.                      

Krzysztof, the first son of the Chamberlain of Sapieżanka, a royal courtier, was with Stefan Król in the hussar post in Moscow and died as a descendant after returning from the war. Mikołaj, the second son, Ensign of the Lithuanian, Lidzki, Mścisławski, Wasilkowski staroste and Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal; in Inflanciech the enemy suffered from his bravery wherever the riots were led: his sons Bogdan the Stolnik Trotsky, Władysław and Michał. Jerzy, the third son, royal secretary, under Zygmunt III. He was a military man, then a judge and finally Marshal von Lidzki, and in 1629 Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal with volunteers. In 1604 he was in distress in Biały Kamień. He had two daughters from the Kaweczyńska Chamberlain von Minska, one went to the castellan von Nowogrodzki Stetkiewicz, the other to Zienowicz; is MS. NS. It was reassuring. But Erydan, the triple praise of Valerian the High, testifies to the third Anna, who in 1629 married Piotr Gotajski from the Korczak coat of arms. He also served three sons, Michał, Janusz and Krzysztof, of whom Michał was a Połock, for a long time in Holland with Prince Maurice, died in 1649. He was a Klonowska voivode from Brzeska, from whom he gave his sons Kazimierz, Aleksander and Dawid left behind. Of these Kazimierz, first civon Wieczśniański, Staroste Krewski, then treasurer of the Lithuanian court treasurer, Staroste von Lidzki, and in 1690 parliamentary commissioner for the control of the crown treasury. Const. fol. The 16th was first Chamberlain of Lidzki in 1674e and founded the Carmelite Fathers with his wife Anna Naruszewicz, a Lithuanian court cashier, in his hereditary Zołudkowski estate, which was confirmed by the constitution of 1685. 9. He was marshal in the Lithuanian tribunal three times,             

Jan, fourth son of the Chamberlain of Chamberlain Połocki from Kaweczyńska, Ensign from Lidzki, royal courtier, made a considerable number to Wołoch, to Livonia a hundred kopjinika, from Naruszewiczowny his two sons Maciej and Stefan. Of these, Maciej, the ensign of Nowogrodzki, served as Władysław the King, [p. 48] in Smolensk against the Zaporowski Cossacks, lieutenant under the hussar flag of 1660. He valiantly led the circles against Moscow, behind him he had Rogalska, from Paweł's son Mozyrski, 1674. The same or another Maciej, Starosta Mozyrski, member of the Parliament 1653. Tax: Constit. fol. 16. Later he was a Lithuanian field clerk. as evidenced by the constitution of 1662. fol. 16. when Katarzyna Abrahamowiczowna commemorates his wife and bloody services are imposed on his successors, or in the constitutions of 1670. fol. 5.No longer Maciej, but his name is Marcjan, and by the same name he is extolled by Potocki centur. fol. 155. adds that near Szepielów he sacrificed his life for his country: when he was in a hundred thousand. Moscow on Fr. Radziwiłła attacked eight thousand people in standing combat; he fiercely resisted such a large commune for a while, having seen that such a small handful of people could not be to break a numerous enemy, he had to trumpet his trumpet upside down to keep his riders out of the place for a long time, but he lost his foot, and the most wretched thing for the army was Marcjan Frąckiewicz, whose bravery they delighted on many occasions. Stefan, a royal courtier, established important post offices, for Władysław near Smolensk, for Kazimierz near Zborów, he was ensign of Nowogrodzki and was sent to the Sejm in 1662 and 1667, soon he took over the Słonim Starosty, under whose title he was called up 1614 was a member of parliament for the revision of the crown treasure. Constitu. fol. 13. Rajecka had behind him with the swan coat of arms, the voivode of Minsk, his son Gedeon, the Lithuanian court ensign, the Starost of Słonim in 1697. Constit. fol. 11. Hood marshal, and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian of the spouse, finally went sterilis with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of Gedeon the Ensign, Starost von Trąbski, renounced heresy, his mother was Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took Szymkowicz 'writer for the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, judge and captain of Lidzki district in 1700. He was a deputy to inspect the treasury. Constitu. fol. 13. Rajecka had behind him with the swan coat of arms, the voivode of Minsk, his son Gedeon, the Lithuanian court ensign, the Starost of Słonim in 1697. Constit. fol. 11. Hood marshal, and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian of the spouse, but sterilis went with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of Gedeon the Ensign, Starost von Trąbski, renounced heresy, his mother was Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took Szymkowicz's writer for the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of the Lidzki district in 1700. He was the deputy for the revision of the crown treasure. Constitu. fol. 13. Rajecka had behind him with the swan coat of arms, the voivode of Minsk, his son Gedeon, the Lithuanian court ensign, the Starost of Słonim in 1697. Constit. fol. 11. Captain, and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian of the spouse, after all, sterilis went with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of the standard-bearer Gedeon, the Starost of Trąbski, renounced the heresy, his mother was a Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took Szymkowicz 'writer of the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of the Lidzki district in 1700. He had Rajecka from the swan's coat of arms behind him, the voivode of Minsk, his son Gedeon, the Lithuanian court ensign, the starost of Słonim 1697. Constit. fol. 11. Hood marshal, and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian of the spouse, but sterilis went with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of Gedeon the Ensign, Starost von Trąbski, renounced the heresy, his mother was Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took the writer from Szymkowicz for the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of the Lidzki district in 1700. He had Rajecka from the swan coat of arms behind him, the voivode of Minsk, his son Gedeon, the Lithuanian court ensign, the starost of Słonim 1697. Constit. fol. 11. Captain, and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian of the spouse, after all, sterilis went with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of Gedeon the Ensign, Starost von Trąbski, renounced the heresy, his mother was Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took the writer from Szymkowicz for the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of Lidzki district 1700. Hood marshal , and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian, husband, after all, went sterile with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of the standard-bearer Gedeon, the Starost of Trąbski, renounced the heresy, his mother was a Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took Szymkowicz 'writer of the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of Lidzki district 1700. Hood marshal , and the daughter of first Józef Firlej, then Stanisław Potocki, coat of arms of Pilawa, the Lithuanian guardian, husband, after all, went sterile with him. Poniatowski Sea. Stefan, the nephew of Gedeon the Ensign, Starost von Trąbski, renounced the heresy, his mother was Georgian chamberlain from Żmudzka, took the writer from Szymkowicz for the Lithuanian tax office, Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of Lidzki district in 1700. He understood the Lithuanian fiscal writer Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka after Szymkowiczownia. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, district judge and captain of Lidzki district in 1700. He understood the Lithuanian fiscal writer Judycka Marshal Rzeczycka after Szymkowiczownia. Jan Chryzostom, Archimandryta Czerejski 1720. Michał Radzimiński Frąckiewicz, cupbearer of Oszmiański, royal captain. Kazimierz Jan, judge and captain of Lidzki district 1700.                                                                          

Masalski's coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 349-353)

Masala coat of arms . It should be a capital letter M with the cross on it: however, in the colors our authors do not agree with it, Paproc. in fol. 1190. claims that both the letter M and the cross should be a gold 7 square and a red 1. Okolski says [p. 350] It should be a blue field, the letter M should be white; while a golden cross, Paprocki puts five ostrich feathers on the helmet, others only put the princely miter, the coat of arms of the Masalski and Kojałowicz family in the handwriting. however, in the sermon at the funeral of Masalsky, the voivod of Minsk, the author clearly writes that there should be a cross on the arrow and the moon below it. The environment of this. he reaches the royal family of the beginning from Moscow, but Poprocki says it better from the Smolensk region: and the Siewierzczyzna, there, because the nest of this house had been there for a long time, and only when the Severan principality fell to Moscow, some of them stayed in Moscow, others moved to Lithuania and Kiev, which is confirmed by the fact that the Lithuanian dukes, through their envoys, demanded the return of the Moscow-based Masalscy. However, since they were related to the Moscow tsars, Moscow called them the tribesmen of the tsars.          

Herbowni.

Baka, Chmielnicki, Puciata, Masalski, Wysocki.

The Puciaten are different from those mentioned in the coat of arms, the city of the cross places the moon on its tip, with both horns pointing upwards. And the folks at High Rise put the whole arrow above the letter M, straight up. Which will be talked about in their place.  

Włodzimierz, Prince Masalski, an envoy from Kazimierz III. King of Poland, Ivan Wasilewicz, Prince of Moscow, remembers Kojał. in its historical part. 2. there [p. 351], Włodzimierz demanded that commissioners be appointed from both sides to recognize and judge the injustice committed by Viasma in Lithuania and Moscow. Bohusz, the son of Aleksander, received treatment from King Sigismund, whose son Piotr was captured from Moscow during the war, for the goods left behind in Moscow when he went to Lithuania: Piotr's son, Ivan Timotheusz from nearby Smolensk, MP in Moscow in 1487. His son Jerzy, their tombstones in Kiev. Ivan Wasilewicz, the son of Bazyli, took Anna, the daughter of Prince Korecki, Ivan Olgerdowicz, with whom he took a large fortune , even if only one child. Okolski vol. 1. fol. 548. In Wołyńska's record, which should contain eight horses, about his goods in the Wołyń country, he should have made it available in 1528, so that it was signed. Ivan Prince Masalski Korecki. According to Okolski, his son Bazyli, who fathered Hieronim of Anna Jan Ivanovich Bohdan. DIcta Luceo. 1555.              

Jędrzej and his second brother, one by one, the castellans of Mścisław. It was from one of them. Gregory the Chamberlain of Grodzieński, who was sent to the Sejm in 1590, from where he was appointed ad consilia bellica. Constitu. fol. 565. Stefan and Zygmunt, the Polish kings, because of his great qualities, he had a wife from the Raczek family with whom the Raczki family entered this house; Nickname: Because his descendants were called Masalski Raczek, his daughters were two Anna Tryznina, voivode of Parnawska, and Krystyna, first Lwa Kurcza, voivode of Derpski, then Jan Zienowicz, castellan of Smoleński, and finally Jędrzej Młodzki, star of Che and Colonel, two laps: Łukasz Felicjan, Staroste von Persztuński, a husband who deserved his fatherland. Bernardynów Godzieńscy generously, his wife Katarzyna Konstancja Skorulska, Marshal of Grodno, from whom the son Jerzy. Happiness in life. Jozafat M. Drugi Aleksander went to the camp from his youth in search of knightly fame, and he covered not only himself but also banners at his own expense in defense of his homeland, in order to demarcate voivodships, he did it with his own effort; In 1621, as Marshal of Kaunas, he was appointed a member of the Lithuanian Finance Court Constit. fol. -24. this function was assigned to him in 1629. At that time the castellan of Derpski was Constit. fol. 18.1631, when he moved from Derpska to Smolensk Castle, Const. fol. 11. With the same title Delegated Commissioner, with the Prussian Prince for the repair of the Królewiecki port, Const. [P. 352] 1633. fol. The 39th died in 1641 in the Minsk voivode. He was also the star host of Kaunas, Ciwun Retowski. He respected the clergy and would never want to eat without a priest at his table; on OO. Generous Saint Bernard. He was with the Lithuanian writer Apolonia Jasieńska des Jastrzębiec-Wappen and her daughter Klara, a nun of St. Francis in Kaunas, for whom the father built the monastery under the title of the Holy Trinity and the church after he had donated it generously, was Augustyn Vituinsky in Kazan at his funeral under the title: Joyful Grave. Stanisław, the son of his starost, Jaswoński, left this world by air in Vienna in 1630. One of these houses was Magdalena Gumowska, a Cześnik house Zakroczymska. Francis in Kaunas, for whom the father built the monastery under the title of the Holy Trinity and the church after he had generously donated it, Augustyn Vituinsky was in Kazan at his funeral under the title: Joyful Grave. Stanisław, the son of his starost, Jaswoński, left this world by air in Vienna in 1630. One of these houses was Magdalena Gumowska, a Cześnik house Zakroczymska. Francis in Kaunas, for whom the father built the monastery under the title of the Holy Trinity and the church after he had generously donated it, Augustyn Vituinsky was in Kazan at his funeral under the title: Joyful Grave. Stanisław, the son of his Starost, Jaswoński, left this world by air in Vienna in 1630. One of these houses was Magdalena Gumowska, a Cześnik house Zakroczymska.                               

Prince Jurgi Massalski, from the Sejm from 1580, collector in Wilkomiersk. Constitu. fol. 366. The lion in Grodno 1589. Constit. fol. 558. Prince Hieronim in Mścisławskie 1589. Constit. fol. 559. Timothy, killed in war by a Moscow prince in 1570. Fiedor Marshal Grodnoski, appointed border commissioner by the Sejm 1613. Const. fol. 44. I heard from Aleksander Marshal Grodzieński that Fiedor's son, I read in the sermon at his funeral that he was a royal courtier and that he was traveling to Moscow with Sapieha Lw, the Lithuanian Chancellor, when he was leaving. returned there as marshal in the Lithuanian tribunal in 1614. Transferred for good. - Grzegorz, Chamberlain from Grodzieński, envoy to the draft in 1632 and Dmitri from the army, Bracławski. N. Archimandryta Supraslki around 1600. Jerzy -stolnik Bracławski, behind him stood Helena Półubińska, a maid of Słonimska 1632. N. was first behind Jundził, then to Jędrzej Oziębijowski, Ciwun Szadowski. Helena Massalska Woronicz, the star of Brzeziński, the wife. Cuda Żyrowickie 1637. Wincenty and Stefan 1611. Jędrzej had Anna Puciacianka behind him, the remaining widow of Bohdan Siemaszek, whose daughter Marianna was. N. Massalska was behind Eustachi Połubiński. Alexander, Chamberlain of Grodzieński, from the Sejm from 1638. Commissioner for the demarcation of the Lublin, Podlaskie and Breściński Voivodeships. Kiriak the collector, Volyn 1653. Constit. fol. 4. Stanisław Chamberlain Grodzieński, Member of Parliament. Sejm from 1661. From there he was a member of the Lithuanian Finance Court. Constitu. fol. 4. and 1662. vom Seym, the commissioner on the border of Constit. fol. 20. He was also a royal colonel: his son of Izabela Naruszewiczowny, castellan of Żmudzka, ensign Grodzieński and then marshal joined castellan Ogińska Franciszka for life [p. 353] Trakai voivode Mścisławską, son of her starost Grodieński. N. Grodzieński Landrichter, a happy captain and brave warrior, whose daughter Anna lived first with Sebastian Dybowski, the star of Knyszyński, and then with Kasper Kłodziński, the star of Błoński and Wołkinicki. Fern. about the coat of arms. f. 325. Jędrzej first castellan from Breściński 1632. then voivode 1648. his wife Krystyna Tyszkiewiczowna, from daughter Anna, a nun of S. Brygida in Brześć 1676. and two sons: Stanisław and Kazimierz, the latter died, the other stayed in Moscow 1656. Nicholas was also taken from Moscow, he died there; his son Mikołaj a chivalrous husband. Jan Aleksander the Canon of Kiev in 1678. Historian. College Luceor. Jan in Wołkowysk District, Dominik in Słonimskie, Jan Daniel in Kowieński 1674 and Jerzy Mikołaj, the governor of Augustów, had their sister Chrebtowicz, the landlord of the Grodno Land, and Stanisław, Zofia. Michał Józef, Lithuanian writer, envoy at the convening, Marshal of the Chamber of Deputies in 1733 and then voivode of Mścisławski, the Starost of Radoszkowski. N. had Wołowiczowna behind him, with whom he took good Repla and Olekszyce. Jan Marshal Grodno 1700.                                         

The aforementioned Michał Massalski, voivode of Mścisławski, later castellan von Trocki, castellan of Vilnius, Hetman W. Litewski, Grodzieński, Mściborski, Propejski starosta, from Ogińska, besides his castellan N. Erodzki, who was married to Niesiołowski, fathered these four sons, Nowogrodzki of the Lithuanian court, marshal of the Lithuanian tribunal, a bachelor raised high hopes at a young age. - N. also cupbearer from Sapieżanka, voivode Mścisławska, left no children. - Ignacy, the Bishop of Vilnius, Michał's third son, gloriously exercised the rule of the sheepfold entrusted to him . - Józef, the Lithuanian court treasurer, Michał's eldest son, the spokesman said, died after leaving a son from Radziwiłłowna and a daughter married to the Duke of Ligne in the Netherlands *), and the son took Radziwiłłowna, Michał Hetman from Lithuania, a daughter from Mycielska. - Krasicki.    

Kiszka of the Dąbrowa coat of arms (vol. 5 pp. 98-104)

Kiszka of the coat of arms of Dąbrowa . A once important house in the Duchy of Lithuania has its origins in the Zgierskis of the Dąbrowa coat of arms, because one of the Zgierskis, Jan, the white hetman of Lithuania, who Kiszki loved to eat on the estate; After all, he never ordered them otherwise, and he did not order them, but under the name of partridges the hetman asked him at some point when the intestines were on the table, Zgierski replied quickly, forgetting the new nomenclature: that Kiszki; so the hetman began to make fun of him by calling him Kiszka; He accepted Zgierski's cuts in himself, beautifully as if from the gentleman, until the other courtiers nodded to the gentleman and accused him of disgust at Zgierski's insult, he was seized with impatience, he cut off his opponents with jokes, he heard it, and when he did saw Zgierski cheering his opinion more, he called him over and he spoke. This joke will be for you, I have only one daughter, I have only one heir, and I will offer you all my fortune for your wife, so that your name is Kiszka too, on [p. 99] for himself and for the offspring that God will give you, he has kept: for by nature he saw the hetman for great things of the adopted man and thanked Zgierski for this grace with beautiful properties, and since then the name from Kiszków, and inherited to him and his successors: it is Paprocki in Gniezno, to whom they certify Okol. and Kojałow. at MS. The only difference is that the first ones name the hetman, Kojałowicz, Jana, whatever your name is, according to Stryjkowski and Kojałow. history sure that this White Hetman was descended from this world in 1498. and the authors themselves, i.e. Stryjkowski fol. 596. and Kojałow. Par. 2. that Stanisław Kiszka flourished earlier, they write; that is to say in 1442. At that time Stanisław, the hetman, who wanted to bring the devastation of Lithuania back to Moscow through its sudden invasion of the principality, fell with his army in Moscow for ten days, the strength of the grain that is destroying the country returned to Lithuania, so that fifteen thousand Moscow chased after him, the cautious hetman ambushed the enemy under the guise of escape, there he stumbled valiantly with them, struck some, scattered the others who were pursuing the escape for two miles he made here with the corpses: he writes this opportunity to Cromer. lib. 21. He did not mention the name of the hetman. And Stryjkov again. lib. 21. Cap. 4. Stanisław Piotrowicz, the son of Piotr, Kiszka, Marshal of Lithuania in 1496.                      

Stanisław Kiszka, first the marshal of Lithuania, the governor of Lidzki, gathered several thousand of the Lithuanian cavalry with them in 1496 in the royal camp in Multan. He went on, but he came with these people late, when the king was already back with his people from Multan, as Stromkowski of the Latopivsz family claims, he tried his luck once or twice with the Wallachians. where he eliminates mutual attacks. Kojalov. S. 2. He also defeated several hundred Tatars near Bracław. In 1497 he was sent to Moscow as envoy, and in 1499 he was already voivode of Smolensk (and like Starovolski a henchman and hetman of the field of Lithuania near Wiedrussa in the lost battle when the great hetman of the Lithuanian prince of Ostrog was captured by Stanisław after breaking through, he saved his life, then Starovol. from which he did not leave until 1502. Soon after the great power Moscow took over Smolensk, he bravely resisted. Kojałowicz emptied it for 1502. Stryjkow. [p. 100] for 1500 He and other Lithuanian gentlemen defeated three thousand Tatars at Grodek in 1543. Kojałow, p. 2. Biel, fol. 496. Ilinicz of the Lidzki Elders on the thrown law, not without insulting King Alexander, was defended in 1505. He demanded, that the king, who had once given offices, would not be withdrawn to his liking. Uncle, lib. 22. Cap. 3. He was friends. Par. 2. Stryjkowski fol. 699. He becomes a clearly called the Grand Hetman of Lithuania, other than Miechowita Bielski fol. 285. They only want him from the field because Prince Ostrog was still alive at that time, but he was entangled in Moscow captivity, from which he had left control of the entire army: during his absence Stanisław Kiszka to the Lithuanian army, Hetmanił, and through his regiment Michał Gliński, defeated the Tartars, while he was sick himself at the time and was lying under blob: Cromer. lib. 30. Bielski f. 287. Stryjkow. lib. 22. cap. 6. Sarnicki says that Stanisław himself was present on this occasion. Some people want him to become governor of Vilnius, but then Mikołaj Radziwiłł sat in that chair and his son took him after him. Starowol. Bellator. fol. 143. Starowol. Bellator. fol. 143. Starowol. Bellator. fol. 143.                                      

Piotr Stanisław, Stanisław's brother, as Kojał claims. at MS. This is more like the son, as others want, the voivode of Połock, the author names him and adds that he happily sent him to Moscow in 1521, the second time in 1526. I read that in 1533 the castellan of Trotsky and the Starost of Samogitia signed the Lutsk OO monastery with these titles with the confirmation of the privileges. Dominikanów then took the Trakai Province, from which he joined the Vilnius Castle, where he died in 1544. Stryjkowski fol. 596. and Kojał. the 2nd part of the same Piotr Stanisław was written by the field hetman of Lithuania. The genealogy of the Radziwił family claims that Anna Kiszczanka was after Jan Radziwiłł castellan of Trotsky, marshal and hetman of Lithuania around 1530. Nothing is safer than this Piotr's sister or daughter. I wrote to Jan Kiszka of Trotsky's castellan in 1500, but I understand that it was a mistake.       

Stanisław Piotrowicz Kiszka, Voivode of Vitebsk, took over this chair from Zygmunt I in the Brzeski Sejm in 1544. Stryi-kow. lib. 24. Cap. 5. fol. 760 signed with Herburt in Stat. f. 303. to Janusz. f. 837. The process of demarcation between the Podlaskie and Brześcienskie Voivodships mentions in the Commissioner's decree that Stanisław, the Voivode of Vitebsk, the daughter of Anna Krzysztof Zienowicz, the starost of Propojski's wife, had two sons, the Kisivode Mikołaj Podlachia Stanisław, but Kojał. [P. 101] at MS. he laid another foundation for this house that I am following. There was also this Stanisław wojewoda, Staroste von Bracław, husband to Stryjkow. famous for his knightly works, he traveled to an embassy in Moscow, where he did not want to give the Prince of Moscow the title of Tsar with his undefeated ship; he died in 1552. He tells us about his tombstone in Vilnius. He was linked for life with Anna, the daughter of Jan Radziwiłł, the Starost of Żmudzki, including his two sons Jan and Stanisław. Constitu. 1633. fol. 60. General. Radziwiłł.                 

Mikołaj, the second son of Piotr, brother of Stanisław, voivode of Witebski, the very first cupbearer of the Lithuanian Starost of Bielsko and Drohicki, was a member of the Warsaw Sejm from the states of the Duchy of Lithuania in 1564. Constit. fol. 52. Then in 1569 the governor of Podlasie signed at the Sejm of Lublin the return of Podlasz to the crown, constitution. fol. 154th was still alive 1578th MS. Konopatsc. about Kiszka, the starost of Drohicki, says that he had behind him the Castellan Dulska of Chełmno and the Crown Treasurer, so I would understand that we are talking about that here. Kojalov. He does not mention his descendants, only Łomieński in his eulogy to Jędrzej Lipski, Mikołaj Kiszka, Voivod of Podlasie, Starost von Drohicki, who lived in 1617, puts it down. In the sermon "Pociecha the Clergy" one of the Kiszki voivodes writes Podolski, more like "Podlaski", whose daughter was for Jerzy, the prince of Słucki. The Mirror of the Crowns) of Poland, fol. 14. Writes about Kiszczanka, voivode of Podlachia, who lived with Franciszek Pety, Count of Hungary, in 1598, and Gwagnin about it in the Chronicle of Ruska namienia.            

Jan Stanisław, the son of the voivode of Vitebski, the first Lithuanian border, with this title sent envoys from the Lithuanian states to Stefan the king of Poland to accept him as Lithuanian prince; Later he took over the Starostium of Żmudzkie and the Lithuanian regime, during which he provided Stefan Król 400 cavalry, 120 infantry at the expense of Wielkiełuki, and he signed the election of Sigismund III. 1587. Cons. fol. The 450th went on to Vilnius Castle, where death found him in heresy, and yes, Cichoc. All. Osec. lib. 2. cap. 22. Witness that the Kiszków House was the first to introduce the Arian faith in Lithuania. However, this Janusz Elżbieta was taken to Kojałow by the princess of Ostrog, the voivode of Kiev. one only after the daughter became Ivanowska. I put the second Jan 1619 in the first volume of the Starost von Żmudzki, because during that year I saw a heretical book assigned to him, but Kojałow to him. at MS. there is no, I don't know if there is a mistake; the authors whom I quote there seem to speak again about the first [p. 102] Janie. Stanisław, the brother of Jan the Castellan of Vilnius, deaf and mute at birth, converted to the faith by a strange divine matter through his son Stanisław, Bishop Żmudzki, and Bishop of Vilnius from the Benedykt War, confessed by an interpreter , acquitted; accepted into the church, he did not want to accept any dignity: after all, Misztolt has in the story of Sapieżyńska, p. 2. fol. 17. and Walicki claim that he was the voivode of Mścisław, adding that he was followed by Elżbieta, the daughter of Paweł Sapieha of the Kiev castellan, one of whom, Anna, for Krzysztof Radziwiłł, the voivod of Vilnius and the Hetman. was                    

Stanisław, the bishop of Żmudzki, in foreign schools, great by nature, honed his mind at the top of chivalry, seized the first of chivalry after having a lifelong friendship with Zofia Konstancja Zienowicz, the voivode of Brześć, as. had a hymn of praise for this wedding issued on 16041 by Krzysztof Białozor, but called himself Upominka. The marriage soon broke up because Stanisław later chose the priesthood: and Zienowiczowna married Aleksander Słuszka, voivode of Trotsky, through the Okol. Volume. 3. fol. 339. apparently he was the voivode of Smolensk. as I said in the first volume, but after he was elected to the priesthood, Mikołaj Pac made him his coadjutor, Bishop of Żmudzki, exalted royal grace, scholar of Vilnius, pastor of Geranów, Lithuanian trainee lawyer and shortly after Pac's descent, Bishop of mudzki, in which he passed into a better life in the eighth year of his capital at the age of 42 in 1626. He was a prelate, generous to God, when he founded the suffragany of Samogitia from his inheritance, contributed to the profit of the bishop, churches, hospitals and drew the hearts of all to himself with humanity.      

Mikołaj von Ciechanowiec, because everyone wrote from this house, first the voivode von Derp, then Mścisławski, then the castle of Trocka, finally the treasurer of the great Lithuanian, Retowski, Geranowski, Lipnicki, Staroste, marshal in the Lithuanian tribunal, once in 1617 for the second Time as Voivode Derpski 1623. For the third time Castellan of Trotsky 1637. He left the Hetman as the regiment of Krzysztof Radziwiłł; Starowol. or at. in the obituary Sigismun. III. was founded by OO. Bernardynów, in Iwno, confirmed by the Constitution of 1638, f. Entitled : Triumphalis Socii, in [p. 103] Vilna. He died childless in 1644. Historian. Coll. Leopol. SJ wrote in 1615 that Mikołaj Kiszka took Helena from Obor Leśniowolska,            

Krzysztof, the Vitebski voivode, the third brother of the above-mentioned and previously Lithuanian cupbearer, who was sent to the draft in 1632. Daughter of Mikołaj Sierotka of Prince Radziwiłł, the voivode of Vilnius, remaining widow of Tęczyński, atoll according to Kojałowicz in MS. only three daughters remained after him, one was Słuszczyna, voivode von Trock (I have doubts, after the above, the second after Gabriel Kierla Marshal Starodubowski, the third after Tomasz Zyzemski, Chamberlain of Minsk. 

Janusz the voivode from Połock, hetman first in the field and then the great Lithuanian, Wilkomirski and Wołkowyski Starost von Sapieżańska, was born in the chivalric arts from Jan Karol Chodkiewicz, then on Kircholm, then on Pärnu educated, he boldly stumbled at the expense, especially at Dynamund in 1604 and at White Stone in 1609, and put six thousand in Moscow Square as they ran to salvage the lost Smolensk in their hands, Starovol. or at. in the obituary sigism. 1.11. The Commonwealth owed these services to the Sejm of 1623 a certain sum that was allocated to it in Bolniki, over which the constitution of fol. 15. Although they had Krystyna, Duchess Drucka Sokolińska, the daughter of Michał, the voivod of Połock, who died in 1640 without leaving any descendants, the last house and the name of Kiszków come from this world in Krzywicze 1653. after Kojał. at MS. Two years ago, Lev Kiszka, the Metropolitan of All Russia and Ruler Vladimirsky, flourished, for whom he happily celebrated the Synod of Rulers of the Greek Religion, during which he decided to do a lot of good for the improvement of his clergy: however, I doubt that it would belong to this coat of arms.        

The manuscript of the Bishop of Płock Stanisław Łubieński, which is in the Helsberg library, describes in detail the trial of Kiszka with three brothers, among whom Mikołaj, the voivode of Mścisławski, is mentioned. Kiszczanka nun Benedictine wanted to inherit the fund in Drohiczyn, good Hardynia, for which big complaints and finally [p. 104] and the rape occurred because Iwanicki, the cupbearer of Podlaski, who, after taking possession of Kiszczanka's sister, was the property and other orphans left by the Iwanicki family, was killed. The Bishop of Płock transferred the process to the Lasocki murderers from Iwanicki and kept the orphans on his mother's estate. - It happened in 1630 and 1631. - Krasicki.    

Chlebowicz, Leliwa coat of arms (vol. 3 pp. 27-34)

Chlebowicz, Leliwa coat of arms , in the Principality of Lithuania. Stryjkowski fol. 268. Moniwid family from Ejksjusz Ursyn, coat of arms Róża, the beginnings: the Ejxius, while Erdziwił prince Żmudzki hetmanił 1217. this son of Muntwid or Muniwid, from whom the name of the Moniwid is multiplied in his descendants: like Kojałow. pag. 1. lib. 1. Uncle. fol. 353. in 1280. Moniwida remembers the Marshal of Lithuania when he presented the Lithuanian prince Narymund with a new sword at the inauguration of this principality in the manner of this century. After all, the same Kojałowicz in MS. Paprocki and all other authors agree; that the house of Chlebowicz was its own blood Gedymin of the Lithuanian prince. Among the sons of Gedyminovem Montwid, who loved him for the law of nature, as much as the governments of the older, whole Lithuanian principality urged him; but he did not want to seek you through the death of his brothers. Dodging his brother Olgerd's greed, he took the duchies of Kiernowskie and Słonim alternately from him; where he sat quietly between great clouds and the enduring dignity of Lithuania between his brothers. Kojałowicz in MS. He only assigns him one son, the voivod of Vilnius, Monwid, who took the name Wojciech after his rebirth: he takes on three sons, Olechna, from whom the Olechnowiczs, Juszka, from whom the Juszkiewiczs and Wiaza: from the loud one Author two sons should come: Wiaz, from whom the Wiazewiczs and Chleb, from which the Chlebowicz family became famous. The story of Sapiehan. Misztolt. But it is difficult to come up with it, because after this voivode. Wileński, who became the first Christian, some under the same name Moniwids in the Senate, as will be said below, Kojałowicz himself testifies to them in his story; then who was your father? Okolski vol. 2. fol. 88. understands that the same Monwjd was the first, the son of Gedymin, Prince Kiernowski and Słonimski, who gave up idolatry and adopted the Leliwa coat of arms as his house, but it is hard to believe, because Gedymin was killed in 1328 is his son [S. 28] after his father's death he lived nearby for a hundred years. To do this, combine both years and authors; Paprocki on coat of arms, fol. 856. ba and in the royal garden he wrote a better frame for this house: and first he will mark two sons for Monwid, the son of Gedymin, Prince Słonimski Kiernowski. Ż this first but that is hard to believe, because Gedymin was killed in 1328. He is a son [p. 28] after his father's death he lived nearby for a hundred years. To do this, combine both years and authors; Paprocki on coat of arms, fol. 856. ba and in the royal garden he wrote a better frame for this house: and first he will mark two sons for Monwid, son of Gedymin, Prince Słonimski Kiernowski. Ż this first but that is hard to believe, because Gedymin was killed in 1328. he is a son [p. 28] after his father's death he lived nearby for a hundred years. To do this, combine both years and authors; Paprocki on coat of arms, fol. 856. ba and in the royal garden he wrote a better framework for this house: and first he will mark two sons for Monwid, son of Gedymin, Prince Słonimski Kiernowski. Ż this first                                          

Monwid Wojciech, Vilnius Voivode. This dignity was withheld from him in exchange for the principalities his father retained. Considering that Jagiełło and Vytautas would diminish their strengths if the Duchy of Lithuania shared a large number of brothers, both born and cousins; He satisfied them, as a reward for the conquered hereditary states, he gave them the highest seats in Lithuania: also Monwid, extensive estates in Żmudź, and after Vidymunt, in the circle plaited and killed by Jagiełło, he let go of the Eternal Law. Stryjkowski lib. 12. Cap. 1. Kojalow. It happened in 1382. The same is true of a second campaign in 1407 which, after breaking into Moscow with the army, frightened the enemy so much that he had to ask for peace. Uncle. lib. 14. Cap. 8. fol. 517. Kojałowicz p. 2. That helped Cymbarki with other Lithuanian ladies at a wedding in Kraków in 1412th . Leliwa coat of arms. He has done his part for himself and for the whole house: testify to all Polish laws; know, out of respect from Jan Tarnowski, the Krakow voivode at that time. According to Paprocki, he left two sons: Olechna and Jusk, from whom the Juskiewicz, Zabrzeziński and Dorohostajski families descended. By Olechno and Kuchmistrzowicz and Jerzykowicz.                  

Jan Montwid, the brother of Monwid, according to Paprocki, and he himself, the voivode of Vilnius (to put him in Cromer lib. They set up: the battle of Ośmianami with Zygmunt, the Lithuanian prince, was the result of which the battle failed is, captured and killed, seized his goods: Like this murder Zygmunt took the force of the heart of Lithuanian men at: Kojałowicz, 2. who is also the voivode of Vilnius, he calls. According to him, two sons went: Wiaz Wiazewiczów and Chleb Chlebowiczów of ancestors. , give However, there had their third brother, Jan Monwid, fol over the Stryjkowski. testifies 598. that he took in 1443, the province Trakai to John Gastold. Kromer also about him the first 22 Bielski fol. 277 . they write in 1452 that the Province Governor, with Gastold then, the voivode [p 29] you sent him to Sachmat Zawolski Tatars to the people of Vilnius; 3. he round invaded Podolia with his men, he burned and devastated the country and urged her, egg To take a second trip. After all, this messenger fell into his hands in Han Perekopski's Ecigereja, robbed of everything and shaken up: Since Kojałowicz announced his deed not to destroy Poland, but to promote further opportunities, these gifts should be enticed. After Gastold's death in 1460, the same Monwid traded in the Vilnius province. It seems to me that these are his sons Wojciech Monwid who, with other Messrs. Zofia, Princess of Poland, are escorting to the Bavarian prince; infected with air, he died in 1475. Długosz in MS. Second, Alexander Monividovich, Governor of Trotsky, on the Stryjkowski lib. 22. cap. 4. and Bielski, I claim that Sachmat Tatarski chased the guide over the word given to the person who fled to Kiev.                

Chleb voivode of Smolensk, son of Montwid, voivode of Vilnius (whatever I wrote about some authors among the Smolensk voivodes, but wrongly about Chleb Wiazewicz, that is the son of Wiaz :) he fathered three sons, Jerzy, Stanisław and Kuć: that's Paprocki. Stanisław Chlebowicz, sent to Prince Ivan of Moscow by Alexander the Prince of Moscow in 1492 , remembered Wiazma and other fortresses and cities that were captured in Siewierz. However, this delegation had no effect. Par. 2. This Stanisław was then voivode and starost of Połock: on the Radom Seym he signed the constitutions of 1505 with Łask . In Stat. fol. 120, with the same title, he traveled again to Moscow in 1502 with Piotr Myszkowski and Jan Buczacki, the voivode of Podolia, established the alliance with Moscow for six years and reprimanded the prisoners. Bielski fol. 498. Ko-jałowicz, Mr. 2. In 1503 he was only called Marshal of Lithuania. He had two sons: the first Stanisław, the voivod of Podlasie, although I did not count him among the voivodes of Podlasie: it must be because he sat in this chair before the unification of Lithuania with the crown; how much none of the authors of the year assigns. The second Mikołaj was very generous about the paprocki. Daughter of the Podlaskie Voivode with the then Lithuanian hunter Radziwiłł Mikołaj and then for life Voivode of Nowogrodzki. Her brother named Polonski. Forging descendants settled in Podlachia, of whom I know that the son Jerzy was governor Vitebski, over the Kojałow. P. 2 testifies that in 1506 he sent Alexander the king in Moscow with the request [p. 30] conquered provinces and Polish slaves: this is how my son Mikołaj, the starost of Drohicki, appears when I read about Zygmunt I's privilege. Delivered to Sapiehom in 1512. One of his sons was the standard bearer of Drohicki and the fief collector in this country, the general conscription in 1577. fol. 321. I do not know whether Hieronim Dzieżyc Chlebowicz Lidzki swordfish (so he signed with the Vilnius Province the election of King Jan Kazimierz and the second cupbearer of Kiev Chlebowicz in Buryń vom Seym in 1641. Commissioner for the separation of the provinces of Kijowski and Czerniechowski Constit fol. 26. Commissioner for the demarcation of the provinces of Kiev and Czerniechowski Constit. Fol. 26. Commissioner for the demarcation of the provinces of Kiev and Czerniechowski Constit. Fol. 26.                          

Jerzy Chlebowicz, son of the Smolensk voivode Chleb, took over the presidency from his father. His two sons are Paprocki: Mikołaj and Jan. Apparently there was also the third one that I read in 1519 in the Rights of the Ruthenian Nation. Stanisław, the Połock voivode. Even Bielski and Okolski tell about this Stanisław, whom I mentioned above. Mikołaj, Jerzy's son, in dire straits near Wierusza, while Konstanty Prince Ostrogski was captured in Moscow and released after the whole seven years, stayed with his father in Smolensk: but one week after the trip there was hardly any rest Smolensk from Moscow. Nicholas, in whom his blood lives and a cheerful spirit who had seen his father decay for years, begged him to give him command of the city and the castle after avoiding a safer place. Only there, after distributing the father's treasures to the knights and encouraging everyone to defend them together, himself and a good soldier and prudent leader, did he prove it. Admittedly, it was difficult for Nikolaus to maintain this fortress, but the six courtyards in the castle were burned out with fire: for which everyone doubted: but what strength and bravery could not achieve was based on art. Nicholas entered into the treaty with Moscow and agreed to surrender after three days if he had no relief during that time: and that he had promised Moscow not to go to the Burnhole Restaurant; for this they drank alone at this time, he built such terraces; that he had made this place much safer than before. When they saw Moscow and were desperate about the capture of Smolensk , they had to give up their shame. Mikołaj was famous for this courage: tired for so long, then from siege, he died shortly afterwards. Father Bako also says that Paprocki gave in to Smoleńsk because of his age and instead took over Wołkowysk and other goods; but it had to be before 1499, because in that year Stanisław Kiszka Voivod [p. 31] Smoleński is written by Stryjkow. and Kojałow. this Jerzy died later in 1501.