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

By Werner Zurek

This is a hodgepodge of a disordered, systematically arranged collection of the Polish nobility. On these pages you will find out everything about: descent, aristocracy, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herb, herbarity, indigenous, information, literature, names, nobility files, Nobility, personal history, Poland, Schlachta, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, coat of arms, knight, Poland, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: Polish, English, German, French.
Das ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch angelegten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamensendungen, Adelsverband, Ahnenforschung, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschungen, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldisch, herb, Herbarz, Indigenat, Informationen, Literatur, Namen, Nobilitierungsakten, Nobility, Personengeschichte, Polen, Schlachta, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Wappen, Ritter, Polen, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: Polish, English, German, French.
Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous trouverez tout sur: descendance, aristocratie, littérature aristocratique, terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, association aristocratique, généalogie, bibliographie, livres, recherche familiale, recherche, généalogie, histoire, héraldique, héraldique, herbe, herbalisme, indigène, information , littérature, noms, dossiers de noblesse Noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Schlachta, Szlachta, blason, recherche sur les armoiries, blason de la littérature, noblesse, blason, chevalier, Pologne, szlachta, herbe, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae,

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• Release date: May 12, 2021
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Werner Zurek

The Zurek family comes from an old noble Polish family Werner Zurek was born on March 13, 1952 in Voelklingen in the Saarland as the son of the employee Heinz Kurt Zurek and his wife Maria, née Kußler. At the age of 6 he attended the Catholic elementary school Voelklingen - Geislautern and finished secondary school in Geislautern in 1968 From 1968 to 1970 he began training as a machine fitter. From 1970 to 1972 he completed an apprenticeship at Roechling - Völklingen as a rolling mill (metallurgical skilled worker). From 1972 to 1974 he was a two-year soldier with the German Federal Armed Forces in Daun, where he was trained as a radio operator in electronic combat reconnaissance. He finished his service as a sergeant. As a reservist, he was promoted to sergeant-major. Acquisition of secondary school leaving certificate at ILS From 1975 he was a civil servant candidate in the Ministry of Finance (Federal Customs Administration). After passing the final examination, he served as a border inspection officer according to the Federal Border Guard Act and as a customs officer in customs and tax matters and was therefore also an assistant to the public prosecutor In 1975 he married his wife Ulrike, née Daub. In 1982 his daughter Sandra was born. In 2014 he retired. Awards: Air defense training at the technical aid organization Rifle line of the Federal Armed Forces Training at the German Red Cross State Explosives Permit Basic certificate from the German Lifesaving Society European police sport badge at the Federal Customs Administration. Also valid for the European Community. Admission to the Royal Brotherhood of Saint Teotonius. Protector is the heir to the throne of Portugal, HRH the Duke of Braganza. Bundeswehr veteran badge. Aid organization sponsor: Bringing Hope to the Community Uganda (BHCU) Member of the Brotherhood of Blessed Gérard

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Earliest records

The picture of the stamped with  1293  , court order of  1392  . As a result,  the Union of Horodel  moved to  Lithuania  in  1413  (the coat of arms adopted by  Bojar  Lithuanian Mikołaj Bejnar). It is common in the following countries: Krakow, Lublin, Poznan, Sandomierz.

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Heraldic legend

The legend tells of the captain Nowina, the son of the boiler man who served Bolesław the Wrymouth. During the retreat after the Battle of the Ruthenians, lost in 1121 by the Krakow Voivode, Skarbimir, the king's horse was tired, which when he saw the news, surrendered to his king. Gratefully, Boleslaw gave the captain a coat of arms, which showed a boiler ear in memory of the hero's father's profession and a broken sword. The blue field of the coat of arms is a commemoration of the lost battle. Nowina was later captured together with his hetman in Bohemia and tied around the leg in a chain. The brave captain cut his leg to the knee, allowing the captain to escape, with Nowina's leg tied to his belt. Only after three days, when the queen was far away. The message called the guards. The Czechs appreciated his bravery and after the wound was treated, the news was sent back to Poland. As a reward, a jewel with a leg in gold armor was added to the coat of arms. The coat of arms is also called Złotogoleńczyk from the jewel. Others explain the circumstances of the hero's leg loss differently. He was supposed to become a cripple defending himself on foot after giving the horse to Krzywousty, his master, either in Psie Pole or in a fight with the Halicz people. The legend of imprisonment and self-mutilation also shows a certain variation, according to which the king, who locked up the news and valued his love for his homeland, gave him a golden shin and a coat of arms.

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Borkowski from the Nowina coat of arms. The nest of this house in the former Łukowska country. Of these, Zofia Borkowska, the wife of Marcin Szaniawski from the Junosz coat of arms in 1550, the mother of Szymon Ługowski, the bishop of Przemyśl. The one from Osińska Stanisława , of whom Dorota Wiśniowska is a descendant. Marcin, first a town clerk. Przemyski and his duplicates, then a Lviv judge, founded a chapel in Zdarte, Anna Jarzynianka, a writer from Krakowska, two sons, Aleksander Bełski and Wojciech. Feliks, the second Son of Stanisław, with Promińska he was the father of Kazimierz. The third Zygmunt was a chivalrous husband, of whom there was a son Kazimierz, followed by Magdalena from Leszcza Leszczyńska from her son Paweł and three daughters Agnieszka, Teresa and Anna in 1658 .Stanisław resumed his marriage to Dziwolska, from which he became a son, Wiktoryn.

"Sroczyycki from the Nowina coat of arms (vol. 8, p. 472-473)

S Rokycki from the Nowina coat of arms in the Podolskie Voivodeship by Sroczyyce Stanisław S Rokycki, Kamieniecki, page 473 Collector in Podolski from the Sejm from 1567. Constit. fol. 147. Husband was well deserved and powerful for his homeland, his daughter married Aleksander Koniecpolski, mother of Stanisław, the castellan of Kraków and the hetman, founded nuns in Wieluń, where two of their daughters became nuns, his second daughter married the district judge of Podhilips Podhale . "

"Zeromski from the Nowina coat of arms (vol. 10 p. 158)

Zeromski from the Nowina coat of arms, in Mazowieckie Voivodeship and Podolia. Jan, Henryk and Marcin donated part of their donations in 1361. Acta in Płońsko in Zakroczym poviat. Stanisław, a courtier of Królowej Bona Sforcji, Woleńska vom Grabie coat of arms, gave birth to a son, Marcin, the brave son of the Moscow expedition under King Stefan, and Augustine, who had been seasoned on knight's bread for many years and was an envoy to Moscow: from Gostkowska of the Junosza coat of arms he had these sons. Tomasz the warrior against Moscow, the Tatars and the Swedes; Kazimierz, Franciszek and Stanisław. "

 Witkowski from the Nowina coat of arms (vol. 9 p. 364-366)

Witkowski, Nowina coat of arms, in Krakow Voivodeship. Jarosz and Seweryn Witkowski, brothers and sisters. From these pages 365 Seweryn was the standard bearer of the Duchy of Zatorski, he wrote from Rudułtowice, he was a deputy and member of the tribunals, he had Rusocka behind him (Baranowski says that Brandysovna had the Radwan coat of arms and from her he left two daughters, one of whom the elder with Stefan Dembiński, the second with Zygmunt Dembiński, after him with Jan Ostrogorski, signed a lifelong contract, and three sons: 1. Paweł had a son who died in the camp near Toruń and a daughter, Zofia, was this first vote for Dembiński Chamberlain von Sandomierz, 2do voto for Jędrzej Kuczkowski 2. Stanisław died childless 3. Seweryn from the Sejm from 1667 appointed commissioner for revision, Constitut fol. 31. that of Anna Bolestraszycka, he had a daughter, Zofia Jan Karol Jeziernicki, married but childless, and had three sons, Stanisław, whose wife Ujejska, son Samuel, the priest, and daughter Marianna Gawrońska; Aleksandra, he died as ju nger man, and Paweł, he took Bogumiła with Bielska Bielska, Schwertnikowa Lubelska, with Starowiejska on p. 366, Jan, who was childless with Bystronowska. Stefan, who took Rusecka, the daughters of the same Jan, two nuns in Racibórz, the third Magdalena behind Franciszek Starowiejski, with him. Jędrzej, Jan's son, first had Palczewska and her Sterilis behind him, 2 to Waśniewska, three of these daughters, Bobrowska, Radomyska, the third nun, and son Władysław, 3tio voto Kuniecka, with her son Antoni Paulita. There is also Jan in the Duchy of Lithuania in the Minsk province, Władysław in the Duchy of Żmudzki 1674

Krzycki from the Kita coat of arms . The right armed hand should be in the red field, Kita holds the black, Okolski volume in the helmet. 1. fol . 522. He puts down his hand and putty in the same way, Kojał . and in MS. three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms was given to the ancestor of the Krzycki house, who was mentioned in [p. 414] Occasionally, after killing the enemy leader, he would bring his equipment to his master. He was then transferred to Lithuania from the Czech Republic. Adam Krzycki from Bychów , a royal courtier, the Starost of Ejszysk . N. Scholastic , Pastor of Vilnius, Grodno.           

The constitution of Seym of 1647 mentions that Adam born from Bychowo Krzycki , the Starost of Ejszysk , lost thirty-three villages in the exchange of countries with Moscow, for which he received the sum of 16,000 Lithuanian feet in Ejszyskie-Starosty . - Vol. IV fol . 133. Krasicki .    

Nieczaj from the Pobóg coat of arms (vol. 6 p. 535)

Do not wait for the Pobóg coat of arms , with the difference that the horseshoe without a cross and an arrow is engraved directly below it, three ostrich feathers in the helmet, the area of ​​the coat of arms is red. Colonel Zaporovsky Cossack and then the Belarusian hetman, landowner Mscislavski , defended Bychów in a long and valiant manner, until he returned from the fortress to Moscow at the end of 1660. Nieczaj Bazyli in Rawsko 1674.    

The above-mentioned Jan Nieczaj ( Neczay ), a colonel of the Zaporowski Cossacks, was appointed nobility and received inheritance rights for the Bobruisk Starosty , the villages of Czacza and Czereków, and two mayors of Piechowski and Blachowice in the Mohylów economy . Constit . des Seym in 1659. Vol. Bein. IV. Fol . 603. The same wife who constituted Stefanida Chmielnicka . Parliament of 1661 approved the law for certain tributes. - Krasicki .        

Nieroszyński from the Pobóg coat of arms , with the difference that ostrich feathers have three ostrich feathers after the dog has been thrown away . Mikołaj Nieroszyński , a brave man, Rzeczycki , a brave husband with knightly abilities, long and courageously defended Bychów from Moscow and the Cossacks: his son Stefan, the Cupbearer Rzeczycki , a brave soldier, died childless: his brother N. Kojał . in MS. because Paprocki and Okolski didn't write about them.     

Stetkiewicz from the Kościesza coat of arms in the Principality of Lithuania. They started with Piotr Stetka , that is, Steck, whose son, a courtier of the Lithuanian prince, headed Michałów and Słuckie . He fathered Zdan Stetkiewicz , the heir in Lubawice , Czerkasów and Rosasno , his sons were three, Chom , Eumenius and Jędrzej , of whom Jędrzej was a royal rotherrin and courtier. For Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz , his son Iwan Andrzejewicz , he was commissioner at Chreptowicz and Talwosz , he had Kniehinia Czetwertyńska behind him to settle the disputes in Bracławsk , of which he was, who was appointed from Zawierka Zawierski's estate, was after August I. King the marshal of the court, whom he devoured all his old age in the field and in the camp, put up numerous banners for the needs of his homeland and boldly defended the castles: he was married for his life to the ovation of Princess Drucka Hrek , daughter Maryna Prince Łu-komski and son William the Mighty, heir in Dojnów in Oszmiański in Lubawice and Siemienice in Mścisławskie in Rosasno , Czerkasów , Uście in Orszański , in Przyłuki in Mińsk I read it with Bracławski when she came to the border police station in 1601 between the Duchy of Kurlandia and the Poviat of Bracław , Konstytucja fol . 760. signed marriage contracts with Anna Ogińska , whose daughter Helena married the Lithuanian writer Kazimierz Pac and three sons. Krzysztof, Bogdan and Jan. Among them, Krzysztof, also the chamberlain Bracławski , the royal captain, the Starost von Jezierzynski , and on many military expeditions a brave bachelor, the first of this house, reconciled with the Catholic Church; He long and valiantly defended Moscow in 1654. His first wife, Kroszynska , was left with two sons. Wilhelm and Jerzy, also from Sokolińska's second wife , Jan and Aleksander. 1. Then Wilhelm, Ensign von Miński , Staroste von Jezierzynski , a famous warrior who founded the beginnings of Mars in the Hollender 's army , [p. 519] later, and in her motherland, she worked for her well-being when Vitebska and the nobility of the Minsk Voivodeship defended themselves against Moscow, where he also took a trip out of the city with a handful of his own, not only killing the enemy strength in the square, but also expelled Moscow from the city: on this occasion, however, he was killed, his wife is mentioned in the constitution of 1667. 17. Zofia Białozorowna , who renewed her vows with Ludwik Zelski after his descent and gave him a son, Krzysztof, and a daughter, Krystyna: the constitution of 1678 made his heirs pay out of the Lithuanian treasury. Constit . fol . 12. 2. Jerzy, who moved to the Cossacks in 1655. 3rd Jan, ensign under the banner of his great-uncle, wife of his wife Tyszkiewicz , a chamberlain of Brzeska Lithuania. 4. Aleksander has played with knightly bread since his youth . Ogińska's second son , Wilhelm Bogdan, first chamberlain and MP Mścisławski at the meeting of 1632 he signed; Koyalov . in MS. he wants him to be the castellan of Mścisławski first . Nowogrodzki 1648. As the voivode of Nowogrodzki he does not write anything: he strongly fended off the rebellious Cossacks from Orszański's country, even the hussar banner was erected at his expense to save his motherland because he was monasteries in the schism in which he was stubborn founded two places. The first wife of his princess Sołomerecka , heiress of extensive fortune, of which he left a son, Michał , and two daughters: Helena Wyhowski , voivode of Kiev, hetman of Zaporowski Cossacks: married to N. Suchodolski . The second wife, Anna Katarzyna or Frąckiewiczowna , Marshal Lidzka , widow of Gorajski , married with her daughter Krystyna Lübecki . Michael, his son, a man with great humor and great language, who had fathered his daughter Katarzyna, became Czerc . The third son of Wilhelm von Ogińska , Jan Ensign Orszański , was sent to the Sejm in 1629, from where he stood up as commissioner for payment to the army, and when drafted in 1632, where he signed. Confederation. In Chocim and to Moscow during the reign of Władysław IV. He set up his own expense two banners on, one for the Hussars, the other for the Cossacks, for the courage of his heart, for the Lithuanian hetman and first for Władysław IV. The after Stetkiewicz Broda, he died in 1634 at the age of 33 and returned from Smolensk. on the way to his estate, where he wanted to receive this king in his house after he had developed a fever from the shot at Biała , with regret for King Władysław , who gave his heirs extensive land in the Smolensk region: he entered into a marriage Contracts with Katarzyna Sanguszkowna , Samuel of the Vitebsky voivode , a daughter, one of whom was a daughter, and three sons, that is, Seweryn, the chancellor of Vilnius Cathedral, royal secretary, learned husband, [p. 520] died young in Warsaw; the second Jan, the royal courtier, then the castellan of Nowogrodzki , his wife Zuzanna Tyszkiewicz , the voivode of Brzeska Litewska , and Krzysztof, the chamberlain of Orszański , the captain and the royal colonel, Orsza , took out and conquered the voivode of Moscow, in Brześć , against Uruf and stood boldly against Uruf and with this resolution from Warsaw with this resolution, he regained Borysów and endured the journey from Bychów in 1662. He ordered a lifelong league from Obuchowiczowna , a voivode of Smolensk; it was comforting. in MS. but geneal . Krasinski says Krzysztof Stetkiewicz , the ensign of Orszański , Joanna Krasinska , the eldest of Homiel had behind. Krom of which they still bloomed. Jan Stetkiewicz , appointed from the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship in 1569 to correct the Lithuanian Statute. Constit . fol . 194. Dawid the Starost von Wasiliski 1648. N. was for Szemet Bogdan. OK. under the swan coat of arms. Jerzy, Chamberlain Bracławski and Jan in Minsk, Aleksander in Lidzek . Michał and Kazimierz, rulers of Rzeczycki in Oszmiański in 1674. Marcjan ensign with Ogiński , voivode of Trocki in 1680. Helena Piotr Głuszyński , wife. Jerzy Stetkiewicz , Smoleński , had Zofia Ligęzianka behind her,                                                 

Mogiła coat of arms (vol. 6 pp. 447-448)

The grave of the coat of arms . There should be a square grave, or rather a square one, with two crosses on the sides, one on the left, one on the right, a third in the middle, five or three ostrich feathers on the helmet. Fern. in the nest of virtues, f. 1196. About the coat of arms. fol . 679. Approx.volume . 2. fol . 232. Jewels fol . 103. But MS. It. Rutki says the helmet should have a fox between two trumpets. However, not everyone uses this form of the coat of arms, only Andruszkiewicz , Bielewicz , Stankiewicz, Dowgird , Bogdanowicz , Sołouchowie and Monstwil as well as Wysocki and Zodejko . Others, as Bychowcowie only takes the graves of two crosses, that is, one should be at the top in the center of the grave, the other as if turned upside down. The Ciechanowicz family                

*) According to Małachowski and others, the area of ​​the target should be black. - PW [p. 448] just put a cross in the middle. The city of the dead bends, the arrow in the middle is raised with the point up, and the cross passes between two copies with pennants.   

Turłaj from the coat of arms of Jastrzębiecaber with the variation that they place three stars above the horseshoe one below the other and three ostrich feathers on the helmet. You are in Trakai Province . Bazyli Turłaj found himself in a battle with Tatara on the Orszla River in 1399 . Siemion Turłaj from Giedrojcowna died in a battle with the Tatars in [p. 152] Kiev, where our Tatars defeated twenty-four thousand and the prisoners were forcibly recaptured in 1527. Jakub and Maciej Gedrojć traveled in the envoy with a letter without tsarist title in 1550 to Ivan Wasilewicz , Prince of Moscow. Mikołaj Cześnik Parnawski , a famous soldier in 1604. In the Battle of Dynament 1609 in Biały Kamień he was a lieutenant under Janusz Kiszka . Joseph, the king's courtiers. Stefan went to Moscow with Bazyli Łopuński and declared war in 1379. His sons Stanisław , Jan and Adam. Stanisław von Bychowcowna , a Cupbearer Trotsky, had a son, Paweł , who in 1659. He joined the Order of Soc . Jesus. Jan in Kaunas Poviat , a brave soldier in Kircholm , his wife Stogniewowna . Adam, Trotsky's brother of his father, stood bravely against the Turks in Khotyn , took Suchodolska , his son Samuel, judge of the Kaunas parish, then Trotsky's duplicates, an envoy from Kaunas at the convocation and several times to other Seyms , Constit . 1676. fol . 17. Two-time deputy to the Lithuanian tribunal: von Kuczborska his sons Piotr, Władysław , Aleksander, Jędrzej , Karol and Michał , from whom Piotr and Aleksander died young. N. Turłaj had Teodora Grużewska , chamberlain of Żmudzka , widow of Zygmunt Stryjeński , a cupbearer from Trocki , behind her. Władysław Trocki , a writer from Trotsky, prints with a book entitled: Corona Australis im Polo Poloniae inter tergemina diademata , augustissima constellatione refulgens ,

Bychowiec from the Mogiła coat of arms . A house with Bielewicze or maybe Okolski she called Bychowskie . Including Michał Bychowiec , Ensign Trotsky, deputy from 1678, from where he was tied to the royal side by Constit for public deliberations. fol . 7. Maciej Trotsky, a land clerk of the time. Izabela Bychowiczowna of the Prince of Łukomski , the Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674. Wojciech, landowner, envoy from Trakai Province in 1632. Jan Chancellor and Canon of Vilnius in 1700. Kojałowicz in MS. The following houses are located: Wojciech Bychowiec , Trotsky, 1632. Dmitri, the sleeper Trotsky, had several sons, including Jan Stolnik Trocki , a royal colonel who was killed in Wierzchowice from Moscow in 1655 . Jan 1656, while serving with the hetman Sapieha , was killed by the Swedes near Warsaw. - -          

In 1700 Jerzy Bychowiec from Lidzki Poviat wrote at the congress near Olkiniki . Władysław Bychowiec , a district judge, Wołkowyski , was the commissioner who formed a fair quarter out of the Starosties and royal lands, W. Ks . Lit. 1765 in the Wołkowysk District . Jan Chamberlain Wołkowyski was initially the city judge of Wołkowyski and appointed an inspector for the Jewish election tax in Lithuania, according to the constitution. Convocation 1764, fol . 169. the same commissioner for review in W. Ks . Lit. of the royal economies, taż const ., fol . 178. Ignacy Bychowiec from Słonimski headquarters . Jan Bychowiec , Marshal of Wołkowysk , Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław , was a member of the Wołkowysk Poviat in 1764 . - Wielądek heraldry . [S. 375]                 

Prince of Łukom from the Roch coat of arms (vol. 6, pp. 289-290)

The Łukomski Prince of the Roch coat of arms, with the only difference that they put a cross on it in the middle of the lily, they are assigned to the MS with this coat of arms. Ms. Koyalov . and adds: I don't know why Okolski brought them near Jastrzębiec , especially v. They use according to Kojałow . and Pogoń Litewska that they came from Sister Jagiełłowa . An old and respectable house. Once upon a time they owned the principalities of Połock and Łukom , but Jędrzej Wigunt , Jagiełło's brother , when he ascended the Polish throne inaugurated by Konrad Kolner , the German champion, and raped the castle in Łukomla , robbed them Erbes or Jagiełło soon took it away. Uncle. lib . 13th fol . 476. Jędrzej Kniaź Łukomski and Starodubowski , whose daughter Maria of the Grand Duke of Lithuania was married to Tona Witold. Uncle. fol . 547. Jędrzej - Ensign Połocki 1564. MP in Warsaw [p. 290] Heritage in Szczydata . Constit . 1609. fol . 928. Fiedor , Chamberlain of Orszański . Constit . 1609. fol . 911. Friedrich, born to dissident parents, rejected her mistakes. Solicov . Com . fol . 113. Annuae Potoc . 1578. Samuel Eustachy , the treasurer of Orszański , a very brave husband, captain and colonel happy against Moscow and the Cossacks, left descendants: he founded in Połock near Uła OO. Dominikanów , approved by the Constitution of 1678. Fol . 15. Teodat from the Seym of 1670. Commissioner for the division of Łojów and Lubecz into meritorious soldiers: Constit . fol . 11th was Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674 . His wife Izabela Bychowiczowna , daughter Klara. Helena Drucka Horska Łukomska . Teodor the district judge Vitebski is mentioned in the constitutions of 1678. Fol . 20. and 1690. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. Friedrich, born to dissident parents, rejected her mistakes. Solicov . Com . fol . 113. Annuae Potoc . 1578. Samuel Eustachy , the treasurer of Orszański , a very brave husband, captain and colonel happy against Moscow and the Cossacks, left descendants: he founded in Połock near Uła OO. Dominikanów , approved by the Constitution of 1678. Fol . 15. Teodat from the Seym of 1670. Commissioner for the division of Łojów and Lubecz into meritorious soldiers: Constit . fol . 11th was Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674 . His wife Izabela Bychowiczowna , daughter Klara. Helena Drucka Horska Łukomska . Teodor the district judge Vitebski is mentioned in the constitutions of 1678. Fol . 20. and 1690. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. Friedrich, born to dissident parents, rejected her mistakes. Solicov . Com . fol . 113. Annuae Potoc . 1578. Samuel Eustachy , the treasurer of Orszański , a very brave husband, captain and colonel happy against Moscow and the Cossacks, left descendants: he founded in Połock near Uła OO. Dominikanów , approved by the Constitution of 1678. Fol . 15. Teodat from the Seym of 1670. Commissioner for the division of Łojów and Lubecz into meritorious soldiers: Constit . fol . 11th was Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674 . His wife Izabela Bychowiczowna , daughter Klara. Helena Drucka Horska Łukomska . Teodor the district judge Vitebski is mentioned in the constitutions of 1678. Fol . 20. and 1690. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. He left offspring against Moscow and the Cossacks: He founded in Połock near Uła OO. Dominikanów , approved by the Constitution of 1678. Fol . 15. Teodat from the Seym of 1670. Commissioner for the division of Łojów and Lubecz into meritorious soldiers: Constit . fol . 11th was Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674 . His wife Izabela Bychowiczowna , daughter Klara. Helena Drucka Horska Łukomska . Teodor the district judge Vitebski is mentioned in the constitutions of 1678. Fol . 20. and 1690. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. He left offspring against Moscow and the Cossacks: He founded in Połock near Uła OO. Dominikanów , approved by the Constitution of 1678. Fol . 15. Teodat from the Seym of 1670. Commissioner for the division of Łojów and Lubecz into meritorious soldiers: Constit . fol . 11th was Cupbearer of Minsk in 1674 . His wife Izabela Bychowiczowna , daughter Klara. Helena Drucka Horska Łukomska . Teodor the district judge Vitebski is mentioned in the constitutions of 1678. Fol . 20. and 1690. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674. fol . 17. Alexander, 1674.                                                                      

Chodkiewcz from the Kosciesza coat of arms. If anything, this house, which is one of the oldest in the Principality of Lithuania, but also the most accurate, can rightly count. It is very difficult to trace its beginnings, a very difficult thing: Like much earlier in Lithuania, when it was almost constantly boiling through wars, everyone, nobody or hardly anyone, cleaned the pen. Some claim, as you will see, their name is Borejek : others are Chodek , and this is the occasion for the author of The Conversation of Patok with a Lithuanian in 1565, published by the author, and Panegyric Florilegium, and Chodkievicii Heroes, is writing . Witenes W. Fr. The Lithuanian who wanted to tear apart the Lord's melancholy went hunting and they let him know that the enemy had girdled him: there was no other way for the Witenes , pressed on all sides , to be saved than this: that the ancestor of a house, who had taken the gentleman on his shoulders, carried him a few miles until he brought it to such a place where he could insure the prince's health. Hence he was called Chodek , and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around 1300 . For a hundred years, however, no historians mentioned his descendants, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , which perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes this war, to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, to Witolds second expedition remembered, and of his luck with his people who have become angry with their countries so made his mark to Basil the Prince of Moscow; that in search of the final ruin of their states, peace; he had to do with Witold. Then he was Chodek , and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around the year Padski However, 1300. One hundred years mentioned no historian his descendants, only Kojałowicz p 2 l 2 (. lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Ivan Borejkowicz , perhaps because of the Narrow of the poem with which he describes this war, to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, on Witold's second expedition and to his luck with being with him When the people are reminded to be angry with their countries, he made his mark on Basil the Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. Then his name was Chodek and his descendants were Chodkiewicz around the year Padski 1300. However, for a hundred years no historians mentioned his descendants, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , who perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes this war, referred to Jan or Ivan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow second expedition and remembered his luck with his people angry at their countries, he took his toll on Basil to prince of Moscow; that in search of the final ruin of their states, peace; he had to do with Witold. Neither of the Historian is mentioned, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , which perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes the war) Jan or Iwan Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz mentions The Hetman of the Smolensk - and Siewierski troops against Moscow on the second Witold expedition and his luck, with which he became violent against his people, took its toll on Basil, the prince of Moscow, that in the search for the last en ruin their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. None of the historians names him, only Kojałowicz p. 2 l. 2 ( lubo Stryjkowski fol : 517. only his name is Iwan Borejkowicz , perhaps because of the narrowness of the poem with which he describes the war) Jan or Ivan mentions Borejkowicz Chodkiewicz , the hetman of the Smolensk and Siewierski troops against Moscow, on the Witold's second expedition, and his luck with which he got violent with his people, took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. on the second expedition of Vytautas and his luck, with which he became violent with his people, it took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold. on the second expedition of Vytautas and his luck, with which he got violent with his people, it took its toll on Basil, Prince of Moscow; that in search of the ultimate ruin of their states, peace; He had to do with Witold.                                 

Jan Chodkiewicz , the governor of Witebski , from the Lithuanian states to Parczów Seym with other particulars , Wołynia and Podola , was challenged by the Stryjkowski fol . 618. Kojałowicz , 2nd floor in 1453. A testimony of these authors [p. 49] in 1458. He brought eight thousand Lithuanians into the Prussian War to Casimir the King: where, together with the Polish army, he met a sizeable line of German knights. Długosz and Kromer Laboratory . 26. The bravery of his descendants was written when our people took the city under a severe siege of Chojnice in 1466 ; he with his people, he valiantly rebuked the enemy's travels. Stryjkowski lib . 20.c. 1. He still remembers him in 1474 when he went with the army to Silesia to join Matias the king in Silesia. Kojałowicz p. 2. He is called the Vitebski's voivode , but he is only the governor of Vitebsk . Great Hetman of Lithuania, Land Marshal, With his brother Paweł , the governor of Kamieniec , he signed a synod of rulers of Russia in association with the Roman Church in 1476, from which he also became an embassy to Sixt IV. They sent the Pope with obedience. It's a message from Hipacy Pociej that was given to be printed. What some people said about him, as if Jerzy Podiebradiusz from the Czech king, fresh from Poland, who was achieved with the triumphs of the proud under Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz , should be put under pressure by Jan by the war; It seems suspicious as Kazimierz never had an argument with Jerzy. The genealogy of this house, I would like to have it in Kiev with water, I do not like to read it anywhere: and Marcin Gastold , who was rescheduled at that time, was sitting in the Kiev region , at that time: as I said. Me too Jagiełło , Agnieszka, the king's son, Jagiełło , they attribute there to their spouse: but historians are sure that no brother of Jagiełło used this name. Septetu Chodkiev . Heroes and Florileges. They spread through Mikołaj Chodkiewicz that the army of Hospodar Wołoski with Zaporowskie Cossacks and with their commanders Mucha Podole and Pokucie , who invaded the ashes of villages and towns that were devastating, had hit some of their heads, is very calm about all of ours Historian.                        

Alexander, along with other Lithuanian gentlemen, Zygmunt I, escorted the Stryjkowski Library in the decorative post of his people for the coronation in Krakow in 1507 . 23. c. 1. This is Okolski Band. 3. fol . 139. made a mistake when he assigned a son to Jan Chodkiewicz , the governor of Vitebski , the castellan of Vilnius, to whom he appropriated his two sons Jerzy and Jan. On the second later he was silent about him, Hieronim, the castellan from Vilnius to Sixt IV. He places the capable pope, from whom the son Jan Castellan of Vilnius comes: this one, Jan Karol, Aleksander and Hieronim. Next up, Aleksander Chodkiewicz , the Nowogrodzkie voivode , and his cousin [p. 50] John or Ivan the voivode or the governor of Vitebsky is called. Fortunately, those who weigh the time, what year and what age they lived will judge that their strength is not the basis of their livelihood. In the genealogy of this house, Aleksander Iwanowicz , the voivode of Nowogrodzki , with Hieronim, the castellan of Vilnius, and Jerzy, the castellan of Trotsky, are granted only two sons. But this also contradicts the historians, as well as other authentic documents that I remember: After all, I understand from her that this Alexander then took over the chairmanship of the Novogrodzkie province and fathered three sons of Duchess Yaroslavovnaya from Basilissa , Gregorz Alexander and Hieronim. From these and from the Duchess's basilica Jarosławowny fathered three sons, Gregor Alexander and Hieronim. From these and from the Duchess's basilica Jarosławowny fathered three sons, Gregor Alexander and Hieronim. Of these               

Gregory, Chamberlain of Lithuania, announced in 1544. Stryjkowski fol . 760. Orichov . in Panegyri Nuptiali 1553. I read the same in the Bielsko Land Privilege in 1547. Januszowski in the Folklore Statute. 837. and in Monimentis Collegji Ostrog . Soc . J. signed so, Grzegorz Aleksandrowicz Chodkiewicz , governor of Kiev, chamberlain of Hospodar , tenant of Mormiałowski in 1555. As far as I know that he was Alexander's son, I understand that he is not mentioned below; for a year, when this sub-chamber, it took the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship and apparently the youngest of the brothers. There he remembers his wife Katarzyna Ivanovna , the Wiśniowiecka princess and the good Kniehynin at Ostrog , who they received with her as a dowry; and his daughters from this bed in 1559 remember them or do not mention them. Then he took the castle of Vilnius after his brother Hieronim, with which he held the great Lithuanian staff, and died in 1569. He calls the genealogy of this house Hieronim, but is called Gregory by the 1569 Constitutions. 195. Paproc . about the coat of arms. fol . 662. Okolski . Sarnicki . Bielski fol . 616. Starowolski in Bellator . Sarmatian fol . 191 and 193 and others, some of whom praise his bravery on the knight's field, add: When Moscow was once 26,000 in the square beneath Uła's corpse, he laid four thousand of his own, another time seven thousand Lithuania. He struck fifty thousand Moscow. Two sons remained behind him: the first Alexander, the Starost of Grodno, followed in his father's footsteps, the city of Livonia, besieged by Moscow, with the army in support, terrified the same name; that the enemy withdrew from the walls and party in 1578. Paprocki on coat of arms fol . 432. But in the same year death buried him with great hopes. Stryjkowski lib . 25. c. 3. fol . 288. Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her native sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. In the genealogy mentioned, he grants this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter to Jerzy, the castellan of Trakai . Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszko : Paprocki for a coat of arms. In the genealogy mentioned, he grants this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter to Jerzy, the castellan of Trakai . Bielski fol . 737 with other Lithuanian lords in 1576. [p. 51] greeted King Stefan. He lived childless with Anna Sapieżanka . Genealogy of the Chodkiewiczs . Also and about his brother Jędrzej , the Lithuanian leader, he claims that he had Tarłówna behind him; but he also left no offspring. So her entire fortune was poured out one after the other on her native sister, who had conspired with the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter. to her sister, who was appointed by the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter. to her sister, who was appointed by the Roman prince Sanguszek : Paprocki for the coat of arms. but the genealogy mentioned, he granted Jerzy the castellan of Trakai this princess Sanguszkowa as daughter.                                                             

Alexander, the voivode of Nowogrodzki , took over this chairmanship of the Brzesko Sejm from Zygmunt I in 1541 together with Hieronim's brother, his castellan from Trock , and Grzegorz, the Lithuanian subcommittee of Stryjkowski fol . 670, with the same title, and so in 1547 he signed the Bielsko