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

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: 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: 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, Gathering, velti

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• Release date: May 31, 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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The noble Polish family Wedel. Die adlige polnische Familie Wedel.

The noble Polish family Wedel.

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The noble Polish family Wedel.

Die adlige polnische Familie Wedel.

Wedel ( Wedelski , Tuczynski ). - In blue the red edge of a toothed wheel, inside it, instead of the spokes, the German order cross; Helmet decoration: an upright, red-clad female figure, without arms, with loose hair and a cardinal's hat on her head. This coat of arms is usually called the Tuczynski coat of arms .

Rembowski coat of arms. In the red box there should be a spear or a raw lady , with a button and a silk zone pointing straight up, and two arrows crossed by a spear, in the same shape as in the coat of arms of the gut, in a helmet over the crown the eagle wing as described by MS. about the Prussian families, and I looked in the Pepliński Church because Paprocki and Okolski did not know anything about them. The ancestor of this house, born in the Lubelskie Voivodeship, came to Prussia, took Tuczyńska de Wedel and fathered three sons. One of them lived in a great fall    , had a daughter - Michał Kosiarski , Pomeranian Voivode, Starost von Grudziądz and Hamelsztyński , married and three sons: Leonard Abbot Pepliński Jerzy, who was given to Małżewko , only [p. 105] three daughters remained, one was mistaken for Sebastian Jasiński in Ostrowity , the second with Marcin Dulski , the third with Łukocki ; and Wojciech, these daughters were Kossowa , Niewieścińska , Lokowa , Anna Bochlińska , and then she married Stanisław Bartliński and three sons. Lenard, Abbot Pepliński , Commissioner of the Cistercian Order, almost 40, well deserved from his homeland, died 1649. Adrian Hofmann and royal secretary, from Sigismund III. Envoy. to Selim, the second Turkish tsar, whom he had duly dismissed by embassy and who would probably have grown greatly both because of his merits and because of his pleasant and pleasant manners, if the death of the thread of life had not been interrupted, which took place in 1646, he was buried in Peplin with a marble tombstone , uncovered by Leonora de Langnaun , his wife who, after she had left this world in 1649, was buried there, who first stood behind Gissa ; Adrian gave birth to three sons, of whom Krzysztof had the coat of arms of Dorpowska from Krowiczyn von Junosza behind him, from which two sons should emerge, heirs in Sumina and Sycymin . There were four sisters of Krzysztof and Adrian, but you do not know that they were born, one behind Jerzy Czarliński , the second behind Wojciech Białochowski , the third behind Jan Wolf, the fourth behind Mroczyński . The second son from Tuczyńska settled in the small town of Turz . The third Krzysztof, born to Łukocka's mother, was reunited for life with Bystramowna , born by Rabianka , whose only child married Jędrzej Brant and brought Brantów Rokocin into the house. The Prioress of the Order of A. Norbert in Żuków ended her pious life in 1698. Ignacy had Barbara Pruszakowna , sons Józef and Jakub, and Marianna's daughter Stanisław Jasiński , judge Pucki, with him . Heirs in Sumin and Sycymin . There were four sisters of Krzysztof and Adrian, but you do not know that they were born, one behind Jerzy Czarliński , the second behind Wojciech Białochowski , the third behind Jan Wolf, the fourth behind Mroczyński . The second son from Tuczyńska settled in the small town of Turz . The third Krzysztof, born of Łukocka's mother, was reunited for life with Bystramowna , born by Rabianka , whose only child married Jędrzej Brant and brought Brantów Rokocin into the house. As Prioress of the Order of A. Norbert in Żuków , she ended her pious life in 1698. Ignacy had Barbara Pruszakowna with him, the sons Józef and Jakub, and Marianna's daughter Stanisław Jasiński , judge Pucki . Heirs in Sumin and Sycymin . There were four sisters of Krzysztof and Adrian, but you do not know that they were born, one behind Jerzy Czarliński , the second behind Wojciech Białochowski , the third behind Jan Wolf, the fourth behind Mroczyński . The second son from Tuczyńska settled in the small town of Turz . The third Krzysztof, born to Łukocka's mother, was with Bystramowna for life                           , born of Rabianka , of whom an only child married Jędrzej Brant and brought Brantów Rokocin into the house. N. Norbert, the prioress of the order in Żuków , ended her pious life in 1698. Ignacy had Barbara Pruszakowna , sons Józef and Jakub and Marianna's daughter Stanisław Jasiński , the judge of Pucki , with him. Fourth after Mroczyński . The second son from Tuczyńska settled in the small town of Turz . The third Krzysztof, born of Łukocka's mother, was reunited for life with Bystramowna , born by Rabianka , whose only child married Jędrzej Brant and brought Brantów Rokocin home. N. Norbert, the prioress of the order in Żuków , ended her pious life in 1698. Ignacy had Barbara Pruszakowna , sons Józef and Jakub and Marianna's daughter Stanisław Jasiński , the judge of Pucki , with him. Fourth after Mroczyński . The second son from Tuczyńska settled in the small town of Turz . The third Krzysztof, born to Łukocka's mother, was reunited for life with Bystramowna , born by Rabianka , whose only child married Jędrzej Brant and brought Brantów Rokocin into the house. As Prioress of the Order of A. Norbert in Żuków , she ended her pious life in 1698. Ignacy had Barbara Pruszakowna with him, the sons Józef and Jakub, and Marianna's daughter Stanisław Jasiński , judge Pucki .              

Tuczyn coat of arms . The clock wheel in which the Black Virgin stands, in a dress that reaches to the floor, without a belt, without arms, her arms only slightly outstretched, her braid disheveled, on her head like a cardinal's hat and on her helmet, they describe it as follows : [S. 145] Młodzianowski in his sermons in his fol . 385. Note in MS. fol . 202. Where did someone describe it with the Polish rhythm? Here the clock wheel , here the city of the Golden Maiden, the golden compass, so we wait for the time, the pointer is gone, but never, what predicts will never pass, it will always show happiness in the first hour. And again: the girl's head was covered with a hat: because there are always new suns shining here, always honor, and the splendor declared happiness, they burn the name of the Tuczyńskis , so she became a negress because she was already sunburned by the sun was. After all, MS. via Familiach Prusk . he writes somewhat differently about this coat of arms when he says that there should be a cross in the blue field 9 on the clock wheel and a girl with no arm in a cardinal's hat on the helmet, and that seems more respectable. Where this coat of arms was acquired is difficult to guess because of its antiquity, only about this family the authors mentioned above say that the Tuczysskis come from the Pomeranian dukes, whose house is identical to the house of Roman Vitellius, and the Pomeranian principality, even Charlemagne commanded them to be the Roman emperors, but everyone can be more certain of this with information from what is otherwise said about the Pomeranian dukes. In the fourteenth century since the birth of Christ, when this house was born in Pomerania, who used to write just de Wedel, you will learn from what Długosz says about her in his story: because 1. lib . 10. fol . 1. under 1370. Hassa de Wedel recalls the following words: Hasso Meilen de Hucheryhain , filius Sonie de Wedel, Ottonis Marchionie Brandeburgensis Capitaneus , besieged Santok in Greater Poland, who, as he had no strength to withstand his potency, soon surrendered to him . And again 1379. lib . 10. fol . 47. writes that Janusz de Wedel, the squire in Tuczno , held Człopa in pledge (it was once a principality of the Pomeranian judge Jan Czarnkowski and his brother [p. 146], née Wincenty, from whom Człopy and Tuczna collected devastated the country of Szczecin to Prince Szwatoborz , where this author added that he had retained the strength of the Poles in his war wages . These later Count de Wedel, Władysław Jagiełło the King, were on their way to him, his oaths and serfdom, but through a pact with the Teutonic Knights in 1436. she gave the Teutonic Knights Jagiello and with their goods Nowy fronds and Falkiemburg , and others in the brands with their goods, but have entrusted the Order of life and property of the German them to safety. What can be read? The letter on the peace of Brzeski in Łaski in the statute of F. 139. Read also in Kromer lib . 23 and Bielski fol . 403. that Jan Wedelski together with Jan Czarnkowski , the Castellan of Gniezno, had five thousand people under her command to protect Wielkopolska from the enemy in 1454. This or that Jan de Wedel, the star of Wałcz , gave the castle of this place to the Teutonic Order in 1460. Biel. fol . 418. Cromer lib . 24. As Długosz namienia , the ongoing war between the princes of Stettin, Kashubia, Pomerania, Margraves of Brandenburg, Counts of Nowogrod , Barons Wedel and Szczyglicze boiled so much that their villages and their heir towns went to rubble and ashes. So when their fortunes began to dwindle due to such war unrest , one of the reborn settlements of Panów de Wedel in Denmark , whose genealogy was written by Hubners in Tabula Geneal . Tab. 15300. Of these, a volunteer with knightly fame stands up bravely near the city of Oran in Africa as I write this and praises him with a big heart, from several skirmishes with blacks there. Others, moving to other parts of the world, began to nestle; after all, those who stayed in Pomerania were so wealthy that, according to Hartman, they were. in the republic. Homer. Twenty-nine men running to fight should have put them up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Stettin the widespread legacy of the Wedel family, where more than sixty brick towns in his day still had Wedel's coat of arms on their gates. whose genealogy was written by Hubners in Tabula Geneal . Tab. 15300. A volunteer with knightly fame, at the time of this writing, near the city of Oran, stood up bravely in Africa and praised him with a big heart, where he won several skirmishes with blacks. Others, moving to other parts of the world, began to nestle; after all, those who stayed in Pomerania were so wealthy that, according to Hartman, they were. in the republic. Homer. 29 men running into battle should have lined up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Szczecin the widespread legacy was Wedels, where more than sixty brick towns Wedels coats of arms still had their gates on the gates. their genealogy was written by Hubners in Tabula Geneal . Tab. 15300. A volunteer with knightly fame, at the time of this writing, near the city of Oran, stood up valiantly in Africa and praised him with a big heart, winning several skirmishes with blacks there. Others, to other parts of the world, began to nestle because those who stayed in Pomerania were so wealthy that, according to Hartman, they were. in the republic. Homer. Twenty-nine men running to fight they should have provided, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Stettin the widespread legacy of Wedel's family, where more than sixty brick cities of Wedel's coat of arms still had their gates at their gates. in Africa, valiantly praised with a big heart, he achieved several skirmishes with blacks there. Others, moving to other parts of the world, began to nestle; after all, those who stayed in Pomerania were so wealthy that, according to Hartman, he said. in the republic. Homer. Twenty-nine men running to fight should have put them up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Stettin the widespread legacy of Wedel's family, where more than sixty brick cities of Wedel's coat of arms still had their gates at their gates. in Africa, brave, praising his heart, he achieved several skirmishes with blacks. Others, moving to other parts of the world, began to nestle; after all, those who stayed in Pomerania were so wealthy that, according to Hartman, they were. in the republic. Homer. Twenty-nine men running to fight should have put them up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Szczecin the widespread legacy of the Wedel family was, where more than sixty brick towns Wedel's coats of arms still had their gates on the gates. Twenty-nine men running to fight should have put them up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Stettin the widespread legacy of the Wedel family, where more than sixty brick towns in his day still had Wedel's coat of arms on their gates. Twenty-nine men running to fight should have put them up, and the young men. loc . cit . claims that from Tuczno to Stettin the widespread legacy of the Wedel family, where more than sixty brick towns in his day still had Wedel's coat of arms on their gates.                                                                     

Those who inherited in the Pomeranian Principality in Tuczno began to write the Polish accent with the Tuczyński accent, as evidenced by the letter from Zygmunt I, King of Poland, from 1528. in MS. Petrikov . in which this Mr. Maciej de Wedel Tuczyński (so clearly written) testifies to the margrave of Brandenburg and the Pomeranian duke his innocence and without stranglehold of great virtues after inquisitions are due. In Cracow, in the cathedral, in the chapel of Bishop Tylicki [p. 147] Krakowski on the door on the altar, made of white marble, built by Jakub de Wedel from Oborniki (there are the goods in Wielkopolska , the Decretorum Doctore in 1521. I saw two of his coats of arms, the first, a simple clock wheel , like in the coat of arms of the Wedel, the second griffin knows about Prussian families from his mother, MS; that Tuczyńska was, according to Mikołaj Weiher, the Chełmno voivode, buried in Chełmno and the OO. Franciszkanów around 1640. N. after Rembowski . Jan de Wedel Tuczyński , Captain of the tank flag in the army computer from 1658. He fought with Czarnecki, the famous warrior, in Olsacja . Krzysztof, I understand that Maciej's grandson, of whom I mentioned above: first the castellan of Santocki and then Poznański , gives this praise to Młodzianowski that he was an apostle in a worldly life and almost had the courage to defend his health against heretics in the sacred faith of a senatorial martyr, with this zealous order of society, he brought Jesus after Wałcz and founded it, and he was particularly charitable in the Chojnice residence . Argentus de rebus society . f. 393. Pigłow . in Elog . A man, in all his opinion, with a caressing conscience, not strained in public deliberations, and what there was about him to be admired, with such attributes of grace and nature, great submission; He died living piously in these words: Eja ergo Advocata nostra . His brother Piotr said goodbye to the world at a young age in Brunsberg in 1590. Epi cedia ded . Christ. Tuczyn . Krzysztof's daughter, née Anna Firlejówna , Cracow voivode, née Marianna, united for life with Jan Sokołowski , castellan of Bydgoszcz, staroste of Radziejowski . The son of Jędrzej , Chamberlain of Inowrocław , is mentioned frequently in the Crown Constitutions , as in 1633 when, as a member of Parliament, he delegated a commissioner to calm the border disputes between Greater Poland, Silesia and the Marquis, Const . fil . 32 and again 1638. fol . 20. for the review of the Bytowski and Lemburski districts . He had Marianna Leszczyńska , Crown Chancellor and General General of Greater Poland, daughter Wacław , with her, when he was living barren for a long time, his father, who was already seventy years old, emigrated to Loret after taking a vow , and not in vain: because there were three sons gave, the same number of daughters from Leszczyńska , of whom Katarzyna Tolibowski was castellan of Kamiński , and 2 to the vote after Stanisław Smoszewski , she was castellan of Santocki . Anna swore to Zygmunt Łaszcz , the castellan of Lędzki , for life; This barren Anna, who lived barren, inherited a certain sum to the God of her property in the factory of our church in Danzig after she had poured it out. Annuae Coll. Thought . 1680. The third [p. 148] Daughter a virgin life in the monastery of St. Benedict in the monastery in Poznan: The first was buried in 1687 in the church in Poznan. Of the sons of this chamberlain, a Kazimierz died quickly in his twenty-second life when his homeland promised a lot after him, but with this testimony from his confessor, Fr. Młodzianowski SJ, that he kept his innocence at baptism until his last breath, founded the brotherhood of the S. Angelus Guardian in his estates, to which the young angel had a special devotion. He was soon followed by the second son of the chamberlain Jan, the chancellor and canon of Posen, who not only owns himself, but also his fortune. he wanted to sacrifice to God when he and his own brother Kazimierz bequeathed a certain sum for the factory of our Poznan church. Hist. Coll . Poses. Stanisław Krzysztof de Wedel in Tuczno and Zbąszyn , heir, first the stool Inowrocław , then the castellan from Gniezno and the starost from Powidzki , the third son of the chamberlain Jędrzej , during the second Chocimska street, his bravery, attacking the Turks so violently very that his courage from John I1I. The King, and then only the Grand Hetman was publicly praised. He sent to various parliaments in 1670. fol . 26. and 1676. f. 21. and 52. The Lord was united in a special way with God, for whom he did not regret his blood and wealth, in Zbąszyn the brotherhood of the salvation of the souls remaining in purgatory was introduced and founded. With his wife Konstancja von Kolna Prusimska , coat of arms of Nałęcz , he fathered two daughters. Marianna was married to Jędrzej Mycielski , the standard- bearer of Poznan, her second marriage to Radoński to Adam starost Inowłodzki , and Anna, the latter to Jędrzej Niemojewski from the Roliczer coat of arms, was married to the castellan of Bydgoszcz: he also had two sons from one of whom disappeared young: the second Jędrzej Powidzki , Starost the remaining widow of Mycielski , who had not taken any of her descendants, the fame of the Tuczyński de Wedel family,                                                      

Niemojewski of the Rola coat of arms in Prussia. You know this one district with Lubienieckie : Because you wrote from Lubieniec , your coat of arms is the difference to others; that in a helmet, not ostrich feathers, but the husband in a cap, they wore a blue dress, should he be holding two cuts in his hand, that is MS. o family. Prussian. January na Łowienku Niemojewski , Castellan of Chełmno , very old, but surviving husband from Katarzyna, daughter of Stanisław Kostka, voivode of Chelmno , became the father of six daughters, one of Orzels crest drya na Krainie : second Małgorzata , Rozrażewski castellan of Śrzemski : third Krasinska - Castellan in the coat of arms of Ciechanowska : fourth Krasiska -Kastellan of Ciechanowska : fourth Pomian : the fifth Grabski-Starosta from Kruszwicki [p. 554] Sixth from Kliczewski , Dołęga coat of arms : also his four sons. 1. Jerzy, the castellan of Chełmno , this had behind him the castellan of Lędzka , a Starosta from Łęczyca , from whom descendants came, but all the young died, and he himself was descended from this world in 1615. I have him by the Kastellanern of Chelmno left, but about him MS. Konopat . MRS. o family. Push. and his tombstone is attested in Starogard ; this deputy Jerzy traveled to the port. 2. Stanisław , first the crown captain , then the castellan of Elbląg, and after his brother Jerzy he took the castellan of Chełmno , Staroste Osiecki , Miedzyleski , Rogoziński , from the Sejm 1611. Commissar to the borders, constitution . fol . 37. and to be paid by the union 1613. Constit . fol . 3. and 1616. fol . 16. He was the gentleman of fine qualities, excellent reason, pleasant manners, tempered in his passions, greatness through any adventure that was not humiliated, far from pride, rich in fortune so much, with a great deal of intrigue from his Were, five times a thousand in traffic [p. 555] know the born Władysław of his sister, he had Trzebuchowska behind him, of whom his son Jędrzej , canon of Płock in 1685. his uncle Jędrzej , castellan of Bydgoszcz, blossomed in 1700 to two daughters, from where the elder lived with Jędrzej Umiński , first treasurer of Brzeski Kujawski and then castellan of Słońsk . The cousins ​​of this Jędrzej castellan from Bydgoszcz, a Dorota, lived in the first relationship with the Wolski country writer Przemyski , the second with Jan Siemiński , today's castellan from Lwów , with whom she leaves a daughter. The second, with Jan Józef Łączyński , a Gostyński teacup from the Nałęcz coat of arms , with which she left offspring. N. had Rydzyńska Apollinara behind him , a teacup from Kaliska , Ulatowski's widow . flourished in 1700. He left the descendants of Anna Tuczyńska de Wedel, the castellan of Gniezno, a son and two daughters, the elder of whom lived with Jędrzej Umiński , the first treasurer of Brzeski Kujawski and then castellan of Słońsk . The cousins ​​of this Jędrzej castellan from Bydgoszcz, a Dorota, lived in the first relationship with the Wolski country writer Przemyski , the second with Jan Siemiński , today's castellan from Lwów , with whom she leaves a daughter. The second, with Jan Józef Łączyński , a Gostyński teacup from the Nałęcz coat of arms, with which she left offspring. N. had Rydzyńska Apollinara behind him, a cress from Kaliska , Ulatowski's widow . flourished in 1700. He left descendants of Anna Tuczyńska de Wedel, castellan of Gniezno, a son and two daughters, the elder of whom lived with Jędrzej Umiński , first the treasurer of Brzeski Kujawski, then the castellan of Słońsk . The cousins ​​of this Jędrzej castellan from Bydgoszcz, a Dorota, lived in the first relationship with the Wolski country writer Przemyski , the second with Jan Siemiński , today's castellan from Lwów , with whom she leaves a daughter. The second with Jan Józef Łączyński , a Gostyński teacup from the Nałęcz coat of arms , with which she left offspring. N. had Rydzyńska Apollinara behind him, a tea cress from Kaliska , Ulatowski's widow . and then the castellan of Słońsk . The cousins ​​of this Jędrzej castellan from Bydgoszcz, a Dorota, lived in the first relationship with the Wolski country writer Przemyski , the second with Jan Siemiński , today's castellan of Lemberg, with whom she leaves a daughter. The second, with Jan Józef Łączyński , a Gostyński teacup from the Nałęcz coat of arms, with which she left offspring. N. had Rydzyńska Apollinara behind him , a teacup from Kaliska , Ulatowski's widow . and then the castellan of Słońsk . The cousins ​​of this Jędrzej castellan from Bydgoszcz, a Dorota, lived in the first relationship with the Wolski country writer Przemyski , the second with Jan Siemiński , today's castellan from Lwów , with whom she leaves a daughter. The second, with Jan Józef Łączyński , a Gostyński teacup from the Nałęcz coat of arms, with which she left offspring . N. had Rydzyńska Apollinara behind him, a tea cress from Kaliska , Ulatowski's widow .                                         

Wedelski or de Wedel, see Tuczyński because there is a house with them, and at these times I doubt that the Wedelskis in Poland have this coat of arms. 

Wedelse or Wedelszted Wappented . MRS. about the Prussian families, their coat of arms is