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

By Werner Zurek

This is a hodgepodge of a disorderly, systematically arranged collection of Polish nobility. On these pages you will learn everything about: descent, nobility, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herbalism, information, literature, names, aristocratic files, nobility, personal history, Poland, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, knights, Poland, herbarz. Conglomeration, translations into: English, German, French.
Dies ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch geordneten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamenendungen, Adelsverband, Genealogie, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschung, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldik, Kräuterkunde, Informationen , Literatur, Namen, Adelsakten, Adel, Personengeschichte, Polen, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Ritter, Polen, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, Übersetzungen in: Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch.
Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous apprendrez tout sur : l'ascendance, la noblesse, la littérature aristocratique, les terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, l'association aristocratique, la généalogie, la bibliographie, les livres, la recherche familiale, la recherche, la généalogie, l'histoire, l'héraldique, l'heraldique, l'herboristerie, l'information, la littérature, les noms, dossiers aristocratiques, noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Szlachta, armoiries, recherche d'armoiries, littérature d'armoiries, noblesse, chevaliers, Pologne, herbarz. Conglomération, traductions en : anglais, allemand, français.

• Language: English
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• Release date: May 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9783756215409

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 Nietecki. Die adlige polnische Familie Nietecki.

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The noble Polish family Nietecki.

Die adlige polnische Familie Nietecki.

Nietecki. A golden star in red, set with a golden double cross. They were originally called Czyz, received the Lithuanian nobility in 1534 with the predicate Nietecki.

The noble Polish family Nietecki.

The noble Polish family Nietecki.

Nietecki. In red a golden star, set with a golden double cross. They were originally called Czyz, received the Lithuanian nobility with the predicate Nietecki in 1534.

Nietecki. Fox (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis), Coat of arms .

Description of the coat of arms

In the red field a silver arrow without feathers, with iron edge upwards, crossed twice. In the ornament above the crowned helmet on the right half a red fox.

Heraldic Varieties

Fox I: in the red field - silver cane, without feathers, crossed twice. Above half a red fox. Red and silver blankets.

Fox II: Gold instead of silver.

Fox III: Silver Squirrel crossed two and a half (without right forearm); the second transom is longer than the others.

IV Nov.: Rogacina crossed once. Above are three ostrich feathers.

Fox V: Traverses three times, always longer down. Above three ostrich feathers.

Fox VI: Rogacina crossed twice, over ducal miter helmet.

Fox VII: in the red field on the shoulder of a silver horseshoe - a silver cane with two crosses. Above a silver swan.

Nov. VIII: Rogacina crossed below (from the seal of 1282).

Fox IX: upside down reeds, crossed once, without plumage.

Fox X: leaf upside down, crossed twice, lower bar is longer.

Legend of Coat of Arms

In 1058 Kazimierz the Innovator, chasing the devastating Lithuanians and Jadźwingami, reached Sochaczew. A knight of the Lis family, sent to reconnaissance with a handful of soldiers, encountered a strong group of enemies at the river. Unable to attack, he fired a flaming arrow high above and called for reinforcements. Help soon arrived, and the fiery enemies were easy to defeat. As a reward, the brave knight received an arrow in his coat of arms, and his ancient symbol - a fox - was placed in the jewel.

Earliest Records

Medieval coat of arms (at least from 1282). As a result of the Union, Horodel was transferred to Lithuania in 1413 .

Companions in Arms:

The coat of arms is most often used in Kraków, Mazovia, Silesia, and after the Union of Horodel - in Lithuania. The fox was used by 269 surnames:

The town of Jędrzejów is sealed with the Lis coat of arms.

Variations on the Lis Coat of Arms in the Encyclopedia of Organ Fire

Provision of the Lis Coat of Arms, Ms. Sapieha

Czyż ( Kościesza diverse III ) - Polish noble coat of arms of refinement, a variation of the Kościesza coat of arms .

In the red field the croissant is torn and crossed twice, golden.

Red ceilings lined with gold.

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Cieszkowski of Dołęga Coat of Arms (Vol. 3 p. 123-133).

Cieszkowski of the coat of arms of Dołęga . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it: they come from Cieszków. Three brothers moved from the Łęczyca Voivodeship to Wołyń and Podlasie. Mikołaj, Treasurer of Nowogrodzki, from whom three sons remained. John in the Order of St. Francis. Irrelevant. Observer. Luke 1694 in our order. They ended their lives piously, historian. Collegii Cracovien. and Wojciech Cześnik Trembowelski, to whom Lubieniecka bore three sons: Jan Mikołaj Czerniechowski, whose descendants were Wiktor and Antoni, Józef Cześnik Trembowelski, son of Maurycy, and Antoni, the treasurer of Nowogrodzki. Paweł, Mikołaj's brother, fathered Wiktor and Felicjan ordinis S. Pauli. Stanisław, her third brother, the royal captain, had seven sons after being released from captivity with Boguszewska. From them Franciszek the district administrator Czerniechowski: Before that Iwanicka from Pełnia's arms gave birth to these sons: Marcin Kleszczelowski, the starost of Kleszczelowski, the wife of Załęska, a chamberlain of Nowogrodzka, from the son of Konstanty. Daniel, the standard-bearer of Czerniechowski, (he was a member of various Sejms five times and a deputy of the Crown Court three times :) this Mrs. Katarzyna Kaszewska, a Lithuanian Podkoniuszanka, her sons Józef [p. 124] in our order, Stanisław, Franciszek and Feliks, and daughter Konstancja with Prokop Nowicki. Stanisław, Starost von Kleszczelowski, Royal Chief of Police in the Foreign Army. Tobiasza Czerniechowski's cupbearer, the standard-bearer of the armored banner: his wife Teresa Podhorodeńska, cześnikówna Mielnicka. Józef Stolnik Czerniechowski, who was deputy and deputy: his wife Joanna Załęska, chamberlain Czerniechowska, son of their Stanisław and daughter Franciszek. Stefan the butler of Nowogrodzki, his wife Popławska. Jan Chancellor and Canon Łucki, pastor of Uchański. Aleksander Felicjan, chamberlain von Czerniechowski and before that ensign von Nowogrodzki and lieutenant of the tank flag, who bravely stood by Khotyn, shot with a cannon that he did not die from an alien divine cause, it was a work, it is forever in As compensation the crown constitutions and a souvenir are written. Teodor stolnik Łęczycki died near Vienna. Adam was also his brother at Mohilow. Krzysztof, Stanisław's seventh son, became the first administrator and deputy of the Łęczyca Crown Court in 1693. Then the chamberlain from Nowogrodzki and also the castellan from Sochaczew had Mokrzycka behind them, from whom two sons: Stanisław, the starost from Kotelnicki, wife of his Gałęzowska writer from Lublin, and Wiktor the provincial judge Liwski and then the castellan of this country : from dem the son of Jan from Nowosielska was born. His sister was convicted along with Oborski's chamberlain, Liwski. The second relative, the same Krzysztof, brought Żabicka, his son Ignacy, and two daughters, Franciszek, to Brzeziński, ensign Nurski. Brygitta to Wodziński Ensign Liwski.

Niesiecki, as this description shows, the origins of this family were not known and lists them later, or this family was already known in the past. Duńczewski in T. II. Pp. 456. Under the coat of arms of Dołęga he writes about the Cieszkowski family.

The Cieszkowskis of the Dołęga coat of arms are written in Cieszków, big and small, in the Łęczyca Voivodeship, which inherited several hundred years in its homeland and by then. Why did Paprocki violate this name in the nest of virtue, like Okolski in Orbe Polono, his coat of arms; what name and behind it. From the life of these writers, acquaintances were already recorded in titles in the invocation of nobility. For if Paprocki ceased to live and write in 1614 (as Niesiecki testified in his crown), around 1609 Jan Cieszkowski flourished under that name in Volhynia, Włodzimierski's eldest, as the records of the same city show. Likewise, Okolski made a mistake when he later wrote his coat of arms p. 1641, during which they served on military expeditions, Stanisław, the treasurer of Nowogrodzki, Tobias in knightly condition and others. The house of these ancestors, who wanted to know from earlier centuries, was read in detail in the records of the town and lands of Łęczyca; who, how nice they were [p. 125] to the common good and to the fatherland, is evidenced by the privilege granted by King Michael Mikołaj Cieszkowski for Trembowla's term in Trembowla: Significamus praesentibus literis nostris, Quorum Interest universis et singulis, ea esse Generosi Nicolai Cieszkowskiis viruai conferibus viruai vetqueis conferibus, progeniti, avitisque majorum suorum decoribus ornati merita, tam in functionibus publicis, quam in Expeditionibus bellicis, singulari fide animique fortitudine probata, ut jure merito a nobil ea, quae ad ornandque pra munant muner and servumemia Quare vacante ad praesens Pincernatu Trernbovlensi etc .Dat. Varsaviae die 6. mensis Junii AD 1672. regni vero nostri anno tertio. Michael Rex.

Jędrzej Cieszkowski in Łęczyca Voivodeship fathered three sons, as testified by Acta Castrensia Lanciciensia 1560. year 7 of them Jędrzej settled on his native estate in Cieszków, the other two moved to Wołyń. Jan practiced in his homeland almost since his youth, he acquired so much affection for the horse from Krzysztof Prince Zbarawski. Włodzimierski staroste, who saw in him the skills of native law and transferred him to the city's lower town of Włodzimierski, he joined Gielgutowna, the Działosz coat of arms, with whom he had his son Wojciech Hieronim in the clergy of a young deceased and four daughters : 1. Wilkońskie coat of arms Odrowąmu, 2. T of Gozdawa coat of arms, 3. Janicki of Rogala coat of arms, 4. Married to Strasz of Korczak coat of arms: Wojciech, Jan's brother, at the court and in the sign of Prince Zbarawski, Wojwod von Bracławski, unrivaled in all matters of war, he showed such fine knightly skills during the Podolian campaign against the plundering and invasion of this country by the Tatars in the year of Lord 1590. Behind him was Anna Snopkowska, coat of arms Rawicz, with whom he had a daughter Krystyna fathered, married Grzegorz Dzik von Wappen Doliwa and had three sons by Tobias Steril, Stanisław, the royal captain of Nowogrodzki, as Zygmunt 111 in 1600 d en Hetman of Zamość dispatched wi th the army against Mikołaj Hospodar Wołoski, who contrasted with the deference and obedience of the Republic and the invader of the Polish borders; Many gentlemen, seduced by love for their homeland, were seduced by the banners hung at their expense. They also sent regiments on an expedition, among which the banner of Prince Zbarawski (under whose sign Stanisław stayed) appeared in numerous computers. During a lively battle at Telezin, being served by the indifferent Walesa and our luck, he was taken prisoner and strictly sent to Constantinople, where for twenty years and a long time, and with the ability of the Turkish language, he wiped out the Turks gave them him the suzerainty of the Jedykles over the slaves within, gratified him so that they could more easily persuade them to renounce the Catholic faith. Even then, Stanisław, depressed by severe and long imprisonment, was easily persuaded to free himself from such unpleasant problems; and that they might strengthen that enterprise in him [p. 126] Paszów was declared worthy by the Turks. The time, then, for the circumcision ceremonies and the institution of bissurman; In these circumstances, Stanisław, who is found, occupies his thoughts and reflects both on the love for his salvation and on the word to the Turks, because she was ready for this deed. In this melancholy he falls asleep, sees himself asleep in church, goes to the confessional, and after confessing his sins, he asks the priest for a general confession when asked by him, that is, he would still more forget that he knows nothing and nothing more, he will blame, your confessor will tell him, you wicked man, and is it not your greatest sin that you want to deny God, so that this wretched freedom in eternal bondage to a devil or distrust you God and His holy mercy that he can deliver you from here? Then Stanisław will wake up trembling and scared, and even more thinking about how to avoid the word promised to the Turks, he will soon leave prison, see Poles walking around near Constantinople, call one of them, ask curiously, what the reason is their consciousness in this place? tells him of a Pole who, after that famous campaign with the Turks at Khotyn in 1622, sent an envoy to the port in accordance with the terms of the Chocim Pacts to support the concluded treaties, Krzysztof Prince Zbarawski of the Crown Rider. Satisfied with this news, Stanisław and for a miracle of divine providence decided that his superiors came only in need, and then together with the hetman of Koniecpolski and Jerzy Żół-Kiewski with the efforts and expenses of this gentleman himself gratuitously. Returning home because Prince Zbarawski was rapidly dying, the Hetman spent another century with Koniecpolski in the service of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Shortly thereafter, the Swedish War sought him for knightly glory, then in 1629 he took the captaincy in the army near Kwidzyn for his brave heart against the enemy. He died around 1660 at the age of 83 to Marianna Boguszewska, coat of arms of Juńczyk 2do, the treasurer of Bełska had seven sons. Krzysztof, the third son of Wojciech, a knight consort, fathered two sons, Paweł and Mikołaj, with Przyłuska from the Sulima arm. The son of Teodor stolnik Łęczycki and Stanisław died near Vienna in 1683. ą Jana III. from the Volyn Voivodeship. Adam, his brother Czerniechowski's treasurer, died in 1666 near Cudnów, where the Polish army suffered a severe defeat at the hands of Tatars and Cossacks; he died bravely. Jan, the third son of Stanisław, Lutsk Cathedral Chancellor, canon of Kyiv, Uchański and priest of Kleszczelewski. The allowance for the crown court from the chapter. ucka, he died in 1701.

Aleksander Felicjan, first ensign of Nowogrodzki, then chamberlain Czerniechowski, Starost Kleszczelewski, fourth son of Stanisław, his young years dedicated to the war of the Commonwealth, deserved his knightly perfection that Stanisław Łużecki, the castellan of Podlaskie and then the voivode of Podolia, Colonized in his mark at many war events, than with the game of his life, he aspired to knightly glory after having fought with his regiment at Khotyn in [p. 127] 1673. when the highest of the Confederate troops, Generalissimo Jan Sobieski, Hetman of King Michael, in the name of King Michael countless Turkish troops, wounded with a cannonball in the greatest fire of the enemy, declared so severe the scene of the war, from which his body art flew. In such a fatal case, he experienced a strange miracle, and the protection of the Blessed Mother, for whom he was famous for his favor, he did not let the protection of this lady in Studzianna disappoint him, because soon, as a sign of healing, he healed a memorable staff of this body art in a silver coffin which he deposited with this painting. This miracle is written in the book of strange sticks of this place. During the Warsaw General Assembly in 1674, the states of the Commonwealth assembled in the General Confederation wrote an eternal monument in the crown constitutions and, in return, a monument. Vol. Legi 5th fol. 225 jan iii. Having become King of Poland, in memory of this service in his eyes Starostei der Kleszczelevskje ex distributiva justitia, he stayed the next day in this house, twice as a deputy, the first time in 1691 from the Volyn Voivodeship, under the leadership of castellan Jan Drochojewski from Czerniechowski, the second time in 1695 from the Czerniechowskie Voivodeship, under the support of Michał Potocki, the Starost of Krasnystaw. Multiple deputy in Kronsejm, ex gremio of the nobility of the Czerniechów Voivodeship. With Olizar, deputy of Kiev, the deputy elected in 1691 to the Warsaw commission to collect sums for the exiles of the Czerniechowski province from the Tars of Moscow ratione avulsorum, et desolatorum bonorum, both from across the Dnieper, where he stands the property of Zadubienia, Tuszczyna and Zułwianki zloty 5,000 zloty. In Częstoborowice his property, a wooden parish church, fell into disrepair, he built it out of the ground in a different shape and decorated it with various church orders. He signed the election of Jan III. from Czerniechowski Voivodeship, he repeated three marriages: 1. with Karpiowna, 2. with Rusiecka, coat of arms of Rawicz, castellan of Minsk. 3. with Koluda, Pomeranian coat of arms, with all sterilis; He took the privilege of Augustus II to Czerniechów Castle, according to Jan Drohojewski, but not under oath, he died in 1708.

Franciszek, the magistrate of Czerniechowski, Stanisław's fifth son, who was at the court of Hetman Koniecpolski, had gambled and waged war until his death, when in his late teens he fought frequently with King Jan Kazimierz and had less luck with the Moscow army. He was captured and imprisoned in the capital itself for 4 years in a strictly enforced prison. After returning to his homeland, he immediately began to work for her well-being. In 1674 he was a representative of the Warsaw General Union, which he signed ex turno from the Czerniechowski Province. The award of 1691 to the crown court from the same province and from Wołyński province, a mock judge after the death of King John. Commission with the Moscow Tsars for withdrawn goods from Ivanchorodyszcz, Lisztwin and Podstulbica, the sum of fl. 5000. To count him, she declared: He joined Joanna Iwanicka for life, from the coat of arms of Pełnia, from which two daughters Marianna Gostyński belonging to the Włodzimiers' army. Katarzyna married Jerzy Cyryna stolnik Trembowelski and sons of five children. [P 128]

Stefan Nowogrodzki, Stanisław's sixth son, from the Czerniechowskie Voivodeship, signed the election of Jan III. Moscow commissions for Poznopała estates, he was allocated a certain sum with the coat of arms of Popławska from Trzaska sterilis.

Krzysztof, Stanisław's seventh son, first a carpenter from Łęczyca, then Chamberlain Czerniech, after his brother Aleksander. In addition to castellan von Sochaczewski, frequent envoy and deputy in public offices, notably in 163 from the Duchy of Mazovia under the grace of Marcin Oborski, voivode of Podlaskie, from his youth he immediately dealt with the military under the famous warrior Czarnecki, lieutenant in the Signs of the Pannars at Stanisław Widlica Domaszewski, castellan of Sanocki. During the sacking, he was captured by the Tatars, but in return, a slave who did not recognize his rank as an officer quickly left him.

From the Volyn Voivodeship he signed the election of Jan III. and Orders to the Tsars of Moscow for claims to the Roiszcz, Pietruszyn, Maple and Wells estates, marked in Czerniechowskie fl. 4000. In Kopcia, the estates of his hereditary lands of Liw and the Diocese of Poznań, he established a new foundation, cum konsistente perpetui suffragii , for his soul, whereupon his village, Piotrowice ex mente Testamenti, his wife, auctioned off the find, died of his life in 1720. 73 Twice he renewed his marriage vows, once with Mokrzecka, by whom Eleanor's daughter Józef Oborski was praised. Married to Liwski and son Stanisław. - Paweł the First of Krzysztof fathered the son of Mikołaj, the treasurer of Nowa Grodzki, with Anna Wituńska from the Rola weapon , he served in the war with Bogusław Słuszka, the field hetman from Lit, who gave birth to Buczyńska, the Strzemi weapon to Alexander of St. Paweł, the first hermit from Żardecka of the Ciołek weapons, son of Wiktoryn, country writer Liw, deputy of the Wołyński voivodeship at the Kronhof, 1737. Under the rule of Rzewuski, voivode of Podolia and the second from the Masovian voivodeship, anno 1749. under the Grace of Rudziński castellan Czerski, his son by Hilaria Laskowski, Michał, Companion of the Royal Sign, Regent of Liw, son of Ludwig von Zaborowska. - Stanisław, son of Krzysztof, Liwski Starost from Kotelnica, deputy of the Czerniechowski Voivodeship at the royal court, Anna 1706. from Justyna Wężowny stolnikówny Liwska left a daughter Candide, Jan Mikołaj Cieszkowski, Chamberlain Nowogrodzki. His second wife was Gałęzowska, writer Lubelska, with whom she was sterilized.

Wiktor Felicjan in Proszów and Bolechów, heir, second son of Krzysztof of Mokrzecka, first judge Liwski, then castellan of this country after Cieciszowski, completed his youth at the court of King Augustus II. 1715 Deputy of the Czerniechowski Voivodeship under the Rybiński rule, Chełmno Voivodeship , in the Warsaw Sejm, 1722 commissioner in Radom, under the grace of the Kiev voivode Potocki. He started his father's foundation in Kopcie and completed it completely when, with the consent of Poznań bishop Piotr Tarło, he founded a parish church de nova radice, several villages [p. 129] of his own and a dozen nobles, after entering the vicarage for tithes, he three times concluded a marriage contract, primo voto, with the castellan of Liwska Cieszkowska, by whom the daughter of Elżbieta Duczymiński, wife of the hunter Nurski, secundo with Magdalena Oborska, lady-in-waiting from Liwska, three of them daughters, Krystyna from the S. Brygida dominion in the Warsaw convent, nun. Teodor Dłu-żewski to the Chełmski standard-bearer Teofil Grzybowski to the Liwski chief. 3tio voto with Antonina Nowosielska, Starosta Łukowska, who at that time lived with Kazimierz Rudziński, Mazowieckie Voivode, with whom the son of Jan, cupbearer, Liwski, captain of the Crown Guard, from there a young joke at the King Stanislaus Academy in Lunewill polished Having visited other countries, he immediately returned to his homeland, which adorned the virtue of the bachelor. Already a deputy of the Warsaw Sejm, 1743 commissar of the Treasury Court of Radom, in all the battles in Silesia, between the Saskie army and Prussia, a kind-hearted bachelor, then in 1748 deputy of the Duchy of Mazovia at the Crown Court, under the staff of Łoś, castellan of Kamieniec, but soon after his tenure his death buried hope with life. By remarriage Krzysztof, castellan of Katarzyna Żabicka, Stolnikina Liwska, Brygitta Stanisław Brzeziński, chamberlain of Lubicz, chamberlain of Turski, and Franciszek Wodziński, chamberlain of Liwski, wife and son of Ignacy, Starewskivode, deputy 1732 of Wołyński, 1736 castellan of Rudziński Czerski, who lived lifelong with Franciszka Suffczyńska, the castellan of Lublin, whose descendant Antonina, a nun of the Rule of St. Benedict, of the Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Virgin Mary. From the Sacrament in the Warsaw Monastery. Canon Hilara in Marywil. Krzysztof Stanislaw and others. Mikołaj, the second son of Krzysztof, captain, teacup Trębowolski, who was granted the above-mentioned privilege of Michał Król this post, lived in Mirowicka, to whom the daughters of Jadwiga Liniewski, Marcjanna Iwanicki, Deputy Starostin von Włodzimierski were married: and three sons. Bartholomew in the Order of St. Francis, ord. Minimum. en watch. Luke in the Order of the Soc. Jesus piously ended their life in 1694. Wojciech and his father's third son, Teetasse Trębowolski, companion of the armored shield of Zygmunt Gałecki, voivode of Inowrocław, Bracław Voivodeship, signed the Election of II August. Orders to the Moscow tsars for claims to the fiefs of Rudka and Rycyka, she declared him a certain sum, he lived for life in Konstancja Lubieniecka, a replacement of the Nowogrodzka coat of arms of the Rola coat of arms, from which Marianna Jan Lassota, a hunting Wendeński, succeeded , Katarzyna after Józef Treter Nowogrodzki, , Stolnik Wachowski, spouse) for life and three sons, Józef, a wanderer in the countryside, Nowogrodzki, a mock judge from the Włodzimierskie Province after the death of Augustus II from the same province, deputy for elections in August III. Twice he renewed his marriage vows. 1. with Zuzanna Łychowska Schwertnikowska Bracławska, marching with her son Maurycy, an armored escort in the sign of Prince Sangek. ignited. he died young. 2do voto lives with Marianna from [p. 130] the Kurczewiczówna Żytomierska of Prince Kuriatowicz. Antoni, Mikołaj's second son, a cup of Trebowel. died. marches with Zuzanna Łychowska Schwertnikowska Bracławska, with her son Maurycy, an armored companion in the sign of Prince Sangek. ignited. he died young. 2do voto lives with Marianna from [p. 130] the Kurczewiczówna Żytomierska of Prince Kuriatowicz. Antoni, Mikołaj's second son, a cup of Trebowel. died. marching with Zuzanna Łychowska Schwertnikowska Bracławska, with her son Maurycy, an armored companion in the sign of Prince Sangek. ignited. he died young. 2do voto lives with Marianna from [p. 130] the Kurczewiczówna Żytomierska of Prince Kuriatowicz. Antoni, the second son of Mikołaj, the Trebowel cupbearer. died.

Jan Mikołaj, the third son of Wojciech, Stolnik Stężycki and then a lower house. Nowogrodzki was sent to the Sejm in Grodno in 1728 under the grace of Crown Treasurer Ossoliński. again in the election of Augustus III. from the Czerniechowskie Voivodeship, Hood Richter, the Ruskie Voivodeship after the death of Augustus II commissioner in Radom in 1740. from Cherniechov. living in a marital relationship with Candida Cieszkowska, the Starosta Kotelnicka, two of them daughters, Aniela and Marianna, and four sons. - Victor Chamberlain JK Mci August III of the last rank earned this honor at the Lord's court. Marianna Nowosielska, a chamberlain of Lublin, bore two daughters, Anna and Marianna, and four sons, the second prosper in the monastery of St. Dominika, . Doctor of Theology, the third Archcathedral Kryspin of the Lviv priest Rohatyn, the fourth Francis. - Cupbearer Tobias Nowogrodzki 1st son of Franciszek Richter Czerniech. he carried the armored banner of the prince of Lubomierz, the voivode of Czerniech. With Teresa Podchorodyńska cześnikowna Mielnicka, sterilis.

Ludwik Stanisław, castellan of Sochaczewski, major general of the Crown troops, second son of Franciszek, treated military under the sign of Branicki, the Podlasie voivode, sent abroad by him as an assistant to his son and the current hetman, he earned much affection for this gentleman , after Krzysztof Mierzejewski received the privilege on this chair in Białystok during the stay of the wisest of the Polish monarchs in 1752, Marcin Kleszczelewski, staroste of Franciszek, the third son of Franciszek with the Wendenski chair from Woroniec envoy of the Volhynia Voivodeship with Recognition to King August LI. he lived with Zaleska, sub. Chernihiv. whose daughter Elżbieta Zaleski married Joanna Bereżecki with the military Krzemienieck. and son Konstanty Cześnik Nowogrodzki, who fathered a son Stefan and two daughters, the first Primo Gostyński, from Piaskowska.

Daniel, the fourth son of Franciszek, was the first ensign of Czerniech. City Judge, then Chamberlain Włodzimierski, often famous for his functions for the fatherland, five times as a deputy to the General Parliament, three times to the Crown Court as a deputy from different provinces, as Czerniechowski mentions in 1711 in 172G. from Wołyński he is mentioned in 1710 by Konstancja. in the general recession of the Sandomierz Confederation 7l. 205. was from the Czetwertyńska Princess, from whom her daughter Konstancja under Ignacy de Kopenhausen, Starost von Sielecki, Oberztleitnant of the Crown Infantry, was sworn for life to Katarzyna Kaszewska, a Lithuanian chamberlain. and five-year-old sons. Józef in the Order of the Soc. Jesus: Stanisław in the clergy. Franciszek canon Łucki, pastor Swojczewski, Kajetan in the Order of the Holy Trinity and Ignacy the Hunter from Czerniechowski.

Józef was the first ensign of Nowogrodz. then chamberlain, then castellan of Czerniechów, the fifth son of Franciszek Richter Czern. from his youth he immediately joined the Panzermark, at Denhof, the voivode of Płock, he acquired the rank of officer, first as an ensign and then as a lieutenant of this mark, stood [p. 131] Deputy of the Czern Voivodeship. 1728 for the grace of Radomicki, the governor of Inowrocław and Wołyń. Three times Voivodeship, member of the General Assembly in Grodno and Warsaw. In the election of King Augustus III. the first deputy of the Wołyń Voivodeship. be elected captain of Wołyń Voivodeship. the entire Wołyń Voivodeship. Under his command and ex turno qua, the deputy signed the Sejm pacificationis and the General Confederation Omnium ordinum at the Warsaw Convocation in 1733. of the province of Lesser Poland appointed him ad consilium primate. Commissioner for the Tribunal of Radom appointed by the army of 1737 under the presidency of Cardinal Jan Lipski, who nevertheless deserved such a fine home and favorably multiplied the glory of God when the Church was fundamentally reformed with a new structure in its wealth Ochnau, OO. and the Dominicans in the factory of the Włodzimierz Monastery (where and the tomb of the same name) fl. 10000th calculated. While in the camp under the command of Tarło, voivode of Sandomierz, during the revolution on the dignity of majesty, all Polish freedoms and rights existed, he was shot by the opposing party at Nadarzyn, lived in a lifelong relationship with Joanna Załęska, a chamberlain, to whom two daughters Eleonore and Ludwik were born in the Belski monastery of WW. pp Dominican Sisters in the Eternal Service of God. Hon. and that to Drański, chamberlain Czerniech., Franciszek Ludwik Podhorodyński, land clerk. woldzim. married, and son Stanisław stolnik Czerniech. Ensign of the Rostkowski Mail Brand of the Wiskie Starost, Envoy of voiv. Chernihiv. 1746. again from Volyn Voivodeship for the Kronsejm to Warsaw 1753. Commissar in Radom from the same Voivodeship: he married Countess Krasicka, the flagship of Lithuania.

Wielądek, who presented Duńczewski's full description, continues as follows: Ignacy Cieszkowski, castellan of the Liw region, Starosta Zbuczyński and Kliszczelewski, bachelor of the order of Stanisław Stanisław, served as Wołyński's deputies. He was Marshal of the Liw Region Confederation, the regiment that led the country for the election of King Stanisław Leszczyński, who fathered two sons with Franciszek née Suffczyńska, the Lublin castellan of the Szeliga Armaments: Krzysztof and Florian. Krzysztof, the castellan of the Liw Land, also from the Masovian and Wołyński Voivodeships, served several times as a deputy in the hussar badge, he was a standard bearer, a bearer of the Order of the White Eagle. Stanisława lives in a bachelor state.

At the side of Jan Klemens Branicki, Grand Hetman of the Crown, castellan of Kraków, adjutant, he went from there to the border and visited various foreign countries, after his return he served the throne, as shortly after the election of King Stanisław August was appointed chamberlain: he maintained a civil friendship, which he cultivated in the Masovian and Podlaskie Voivodeships, they elected her several times voluntarily. Also during the General Parliament of 1788 he was elected landowner judge of the district of Garwolin, and for those who were he knew no intrigues, did not listen to the charms that would make his soul brave [p. 132] They tried to break their opinion with his wealth, only for the purpose of the common good, he advised and decided, held parliamentary and deputy offices. Married to Katarzyna Bobrownicka, daughter of Augustyn and Barbara, née Ręczynska Bobrownicka from the Mielnicki carpentry shop, he fathered three sons with this worthy woman, Józef, Ignacy, Paweł, two daughters, Barbara and a Neumond

Ignacy Cieszkowski Chamberlain of Nowogrodzki, Knight of the Order of S. Stanisław Daniel and Katarzyna nee Kaszewska, Princess Czetwertyńska, Chamberlain W. Ks. Zundete. born of the Cieszkowski couple, the Włodzimierski sub-chamber, the begotten son, who was a deputy from Czerniechowski and a member of the Sejm, remarried, married to Mrs. Jmć. Cielecki from Bratkowska's first marriage, which was childless.

Stanisław Cieszkowski, Ensign of Włodzimierz County, Knight of the Order of Stanisław 5, Józef with Joanna Załęska, Chamberlain of Czerniechowska, from the Cieszkowski Castle of the Czerniechowski family, a son who from the very beginning was preparing for both the military and civil , service in his homeland, lieutenant in the army, envoy, deputy and deputy. Performed provisional functions when he married Anna Krasicka, Countess von W. Ks. ignited. with whom they married between two already married daughters, the sons of Józef Franciszek, Kajetan, Antoni, who were sons in the army and at the court of JK Mci, who followed in the footsteps of their ancestors and decently accelerated their old age.

Rev. Kryspin Cieszkowski, Bishop of Nyssen, First Officer of Lviv, today Guardian and Canon of Lviv Cathedral, Exemplary in the Church of God, fit for the public, was in office, of the Lviv Chapter, Deputy President, replaced the seat in the Tribunal, always wishing all the best for his homeland, and tireless, yes, audience as strengthening churches, founding hospitals. He is the son of Jan and Kanddy née Cieszkowski, the Starosta Kotelnicka Cieszkowski of the Nowogrodz subchamber. who fathered the above-mentioned bishop, Wiktor Chamberlain J K. Mci, and the starost of Błotnicki, Franciszek Chamberlain Nowogrodz. von Wiktor and Nowosielska, Chamberlain from Lublin, two daughters remained, Anna Nun, Joanna married Podhorodyński, Inspector General of the Crown Army of the Republic of Poland. After Franz von Dorota Hondorfowny, Coat of Arms of Nabran, Colonel's Army Corps. fathered two daughters. Aniela Panną is, Apolonia, married to Aleksander Skarbek Lewikowski, substitute for Bełski.

Michał Cyprian with two names Cieszkowski, ensign of the Liw region, knight of the order of S. Stanisław, connection to the above mummy, ladies and gentlemen, Wiktoryna with Hilaria nee Laskowski, the army of Stężycka, the first marriage of Treterowa, and in the recast of the Cieszkowskis of the Liwskis of the Land of the Liwskis, son, whose father was three times a deputy, as well as a deputy, twice a commissioner in Radom , was again a commissioner in Mohilów, until the demarcation and recognition of claims between the states. For twenty years he held the post of provincial and town clerk of Liwski without restricting himself. And the aforementioned son, from regent to writing, to which he remained faithful for ten years, has risen in office to the present. [P 133] where he lives. He is married to Agnieszka Zaborowska from the coat of arms of Grzymała, a judge Czerska, with whom he fathered two sons and two daughters, the elder Ludwik, the town judge. Livsk. who married Antonina Lewikowska, stolnik Kijowska, and had two sons with her, Józef and Bronisław. The second, the younger, Baltazar, bailiff of Liwski, in the state of a bachelor, and Klara and Helena, daughters; Virgo.

Konstanty Cieszkowski fathered a son and two daughters with Anna née Piaskowski Stefan, one for Majewski and the other for Kuczewicz. The one with Teresa Głogowska had 5 sons and one daughter: Ludwik, Piotr, Mateusz, Kasper, Jan and Marianna's sister. Married to Ludwika Ewa Wężykowna, he left descendants. Dominika and Sylvia. Piotr Włodzimierski, a rural writer, Mateusz, the Nowogrodzki bailiff, had a son with Tekla Wnorowska, the Włodzimierska bailiff, Roch. Kasper Major of the Cor. and Jan Cześnikiewicz Nowogrodz. with Kisielowna has offspring.

Józef, son of Stanisław, Major of the Crown Army. Kajetan Marshal Bełski and Antoni Cieszkowski breed Czerniechowski. and her sisters Franciszek to Wydżga szamb. JK Mci. Bogusława and Bronisława, in their virgin state, the flags of the Włodzimiers. -

Titel

Is the coat of arms of Godziemba (Vol. 3 p. 277-278)

Was it the coat of arms of Godziemba in the country of Oszmiana? They were made by Stanisław Butoutowicz, who was the first to adopt his Godziemba coat of arms for himself and his house at the Hrodel Sejm. graces. statistics fol. 127. In 1537 Bazyli Czyż Bochdanowicz flourished, that is Bogdan's son, Lithuanian horse, starost from Krzyczewski and Najałeski; he took Anna, daughter of Czartoryski, Prince Teodor, Starost of Łuck, known for his resignation. Jan Mintout, royal secretary 1589. Const. fol. 558. This or that Johannes vom Seym of 1613 appointed a commissioner to be paid by the union. constant fol. 3. Jędrzej Czyż Grodzieński City Judge, Commissioner for Inspecting Certain Lands. Disadvantages f 45 Michał, Wileński deputy, signed the election of Władysław IV Jakub von Witebski, Jan Kazimierz. Hilary, Chamberlain Wileński, member of the Sejm in 1653, was commissioner of pay for the Lithuanian army. constant fol. 5. and a deputy of the finance court. Constitution. fol. 16th he was a deputy in 1662 and together with his son Kazimierz Mintout. who, according to his father's descent, was also Chamberlain of Vilnius. as they knew from the 1678 constitution. fol. On the 7th and 1685 from where he was deputy in the revision of the crown treasury. In the Constitutions of 1678, fol. 44. where his tenement house in Lublin was cleared of all burdens. Krzysztof Mścisławski vom Seym from 1678. Commissar recognizing the injustices of the Lithuanian army. Component. fol. 13. Michał in the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship in 1674. Jan Czyż, podstoli Wileński, born from Rajecka, in the coat of arms of Łabuszek is mentioned in the Constitutions of 1678, fol. 44. Wherever his tenement house in Lublin was relieved of all burdens. Krzysztof Mścisławski vom Seym from 1678. Commissar recognizing the injustices of the Lithuanian army. Component. fol. 13. Michał in the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship in 1674. Jan Czyż, podstoli Wileński, born from Rajecka, in the coat of arms of Łabuszek is mentioned in the Constitutions of 1678, fol. 44. Wherever his tenement house in Lublin was relieved of all burdens. Krzysztof Mścisławski vom Seym from 1678. Commissar recognizing the injustices of the Lithuanian army. Form. fol. 13 Michał in Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship 1674.

1700, at the general assembly of citizens of W. Ks. Lit, near Olkiniki Krzysztof Mintow Czyż, the judge of the Wileński country, Stanisław, the captain of the Oszmiański county, Adam, Andrzej, Michał from this county, Samuel Czyż from Lidzki wrote back. Bogusław from Woronny Czyż horodniczy JK Mci signed the tribunal's manifesto de illegitimate in the Vilnius files. NS. ignited. 1763 with other citizens. - Franciszek Czyż Krajczy and Marshal of the Confederation of Vilnius Voivodeship in 1764. On April 25, he signed the Law of the General Confederation of W. Ks. Detonated. also signed for the election of Stanisław August King. - Paweł from Woronna Czyż, cupbearer and envoy of the Brzeskie Voivodeship, lit. representative at the signing of the monastic treaties of King Stanisław August. - Józef Czyż, city judge, deputy from Vilnius in the Sejm in the 1764 elections - Paweł Wojski [p. 278] Brzeski Lithuanian, and then the butler. - Kasper Czyż, the judge of the Wileński Land, was a deputy of the General Court of W.Ks. 1784 and then 1788 deputy of the Warsaw General Assembly from Vilnius province. - Heraldry of Wielądek.

Grodzkie and Land Posen inscriptions 17./18. century

13246 (#1061) 1650

Helena Zbierska formerly Antoni Czyżewski, p. 1,000 PLN. by Ol. Ang. by Chrzypsko, ol. Jan Słonecki, a crazy woman, testified to her husband. and the written copy which he leaves to Andrzej Miedzianowski (f. 172v). oil. Antoni Czyż., S. Ol. Stanislaus (f. 174v).

Grodzkie and Land of Poznan Resignations 17th Century Part 1

6106 (#1416) 1629

Jerzy Czyżewski, Sr. Fr. Stanisł., Kaczagórka District, S. Pyzdr. from the decline of ol. Janie Gorecki, Sr. Westerski, his uncle, brother of Marcin Czy. for 500 PLN. In front. (f. 557v) Marcin Cz., S.Fr. Stanislaus and pos. 1. 250 PLNp. Katarzyna Gorzyńska, C. Stanisław von Gorzno G. (f. 558v)

10213 (#1420) 1642

Piotr Skąmpski and Helena Czyzewska, father Stanisław from ol. Elżbieta Gorecka, S. Westerska and ol. Dobrogosta Sokołowski, aunt's sister and falling together, married, whole part in Kaczagórka S. Pyzdr. (her brother Jerzy Czyż.) Mikołaj von Mierzyn Przybysławski, Sr. Ägidius Przyb. sold for 260 (f. 998v)

Grodzkie and Land Pyzdry Part 1

2271 (#140) 1619

Malg. Czyżewska, formerly after ol. Cut. Drzewiecki, Jan, Maciej and Katarzyna. Kurowski, children of the ol. Valentina Kur. S. Wardeski Emperor of the Common, from ol. Agn. Czyz. to his nephew zap. Debts in the amount of 300 PLN. (f. 221v)

2751 (#143) 1627

Antoni Czyżewski, ol. Jana Cz., ol. Bartholomew Cz. the author of the treasury cor. Assassinated by the Mansweldt Army. cousin and descendant, in them. NS. and X. Wojc. NS. shave presbytery. his brother pw. Marcin and Lasota Młodziejewski and their partners that they have no rights to the former Podstolice in the S. Pyzdr., heirs. oil. Jana Cz., If ol. Jan Cz. Embark on M.'s army expedition to Bone County. Violation of the universal wdy łęczyc. He died there, she on Friday before St. Wawrzyniec was invaded in Podstolice in agreement with the armed forces. with Łukasz Wolski, the administrator of the Podskolik yard. They looted the movable property and chased the supplies to Soleczno in May. his mother chose the better one a week later on GWP's admonition, the rest of the lean ones to Podstolice Małgorzata Kamieniewska, d. according to Chrysostom Młodziejewski, her mother ordered her to be expelled in her sons' absence. Śląsk is subordinate to the actor and his son Samuel Czyż. (f. 168)

3336 (#148) 1638

Samuel Czyżewski and Marjanna Spławska got married, Podstolice, Zasułtowo and Chocicz departments, he was the buyer of the rights of Father Jan Cz. bp + -go, from ol. X. Wojciech Cz. the pastor in Golina, Uncle and Antoni Czyż. father and ol Jan Cz. my former uncle. (p. 1) Wawrzyniec Borzysławski infamis and Marjanna Ż. Baltazar Gądkowski by ol. Zofja Jarosz. the same Borzysł ol. Wives-born daughter and heir. (p. 2)

3515 (#148) 1639

Jerzy and Mikoł. Chełkowski, Father Andrzej Ch. Murder. born and Katarzyna Suchorzewska, in later am. CH in them. NS. and Helena and Anna Ch. their little daughters. pw. Samuel Czyżewski and Marjanna Spławska, married. Niebonczyk leased from the shells. Is that. Chociczę in S. Pyzdr. Because of this, disputes arose. On the leading Sunday, when the deceased returned from the field, and almost to the womb to the ditch at Dornengraben, not seeing anyone or expecting a salvo honor quorum inbeast ad expediendum opus naturae, he sat down Cz. he jumped from the ambush and struck his head with the saber, when he became mute he wounded a mole (p. 161)

Grodzkie and Land Wschowa Part 3

687 (No. 194) 1782

Ignacy Kotarbski, the day before. pw heirs of ol. Antoni K. from ol. elab. Stawska born. The same old. Uncle Antoni K. said of husband ol. Joanna, born Czyżewscy, is 1/2 Bieniewo Jan Czyż. Field, p. 3,000 PLN. her dowry. from the fellow of 1762 he had a purchase; Marjanna K.c. O. And. by Ol. elab. NS. (K.45v)

Record Catholic Part 1

6730 (Lubasz)

1768.27/XI. (Golcz) Katarzyna, C.MD. Wawrzyniec and Jadwiga Koproski Guardians - Baptism. Spring. (would that suck?)

Inclusion of the Catholic part 4

24858 (Wysocko)

1770.17 / 10. (Przygodzice) Jan by Dukla Mateusz Tomasz, S. PMD. Eljasz Iskierski and Rozalia born Tyborowska - PMD. Stanisla. Is it a darling Vilnius. and PMD. Franc. Prądzyńska commissar for adventurers

27552 (Kcynia)

1860.7 / IG Józef Garczyński pos. smilein. pf. Dembowo d. L. 56, x M. Emilja Czyż from Iwna, L. 29, he S. And. and Honory, she c. oil. Karolina Czyż - Adam Wolszlegier ant. Garczynski

The noble Polish family Nietecki.

The noble Polish family Nietecki.

Nietecki. In red, a gold star set with a gold double cross. They were originally called Czyz, received the Lithuanian nobility in 1534 with the predicate Nietecki.

Nietecki. Fox (Lisy, Lisowie, Bzura, Mzura, Murza, Strempacz, Orzi-Orzi, Vulpis), coat of arms .

Description of the Coat of Arms

In the red field a silver arrow without feathers, with iron edge pointing upwards, crossed twice. Half a red fox in the jewel above the crowned helmet on the right.

Heraldic Varieties

Fox I: in the red field - silver reed, without feathers, crossed twice. Above half a red fox. Red and silver blankets.

Fox II: Gold instead of silver.

Fox III: Silver squirrels crossed two and a half (without the lower right arm); the second cross member is longer than the others.

IV Nov.: Rogacina exceeded once. There are three ostrich feathers at the top.

Fox V: Traverses three times, always longer down. Above three ostrich feathers.

Fox VI: Rogacina crossed twice, over the ducal miter helmet.

Fox VII: in the red field, on the shoulder of a silver horseshoe - a silver reed with two crosses. Above a silver swan.

Nov. VIII: Rogacina crossed below (from the seal of 1282).

Fox IX: upside down reeds, crossed once, without plumage.

Fox X: reeds turned upside down, crossed twice, the bottom bar is longer.

Legend of Coat of Arms

In 1058 Kazimierz the restorer came to Sochaczew in pursuit of the devastating Lithuanians and Jadźwingami. A knight of the Lis family, sent to reconnaissance with a handful of soldiers, encountered a strong group of enemies by the river. Unable to attack, he fired a flaming arrow high above and called in reinforcements. Help soon came, and the fiery foes were easy to defeat. The brave knight received an arrow in the coat of arms as a reward, and his ancient sign - a fox - was placed in the jewel.

Earliest Records

Medieval coat of arms (at least from 1282). As a result of Horodel's union, he was transferred to Lithuania in 1413 .

Coat of Arms Comrades:

The coat of arms is most widespread in Kraków, Mazovia, Silesia, and after the Union of Horodel - in Lithuania. The fox was used by 269 surnames:

The town of Jędrzejów is sealed with the coat of arms of Lis.

Variations on the Lis coat of arms in Orgelbrand's encyclopedia

Provision of the Lis Coat of Arms, Fr. Sapieha

Czyż ( Kościesza various III ) - Polish noble coat of arms of ennoblement , a variation of the Kościesza coat of arms .

In the red field the croissant is torn and crossed twice, golden.

Red ceilings lined with gold.

Given to Marcin Konstantynowicz Czyż, a royal courtier from Lithuania on 8 June 1533 .

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Cieszkowski of the Dołęga Coat of Arms (Vol. 3 p. 123-133)

Cieszkowski of the Dołęga Coat of Arms . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it: they come from Cieszków. Three brothers moved from the Łęczyca Voivodeship to Wołyń and Podlasie. Mikołaj, the treasurer of Nowogrodzki, from whom three sons remained. John in the Order of St. Franz Ordin. irrelevant. Observer. Luke 1694 in our order. They ended their lives piously, historian. Collegii Cracovien. and Wojciech Cześnik Trembowelski, to whom Lubieniecka bore three sons: Jan Mikołaj Czerniechowski, whose descendants were Wiktor and Antoni, Józef Cześnik Trembowelski, son of Maurycy, and Antoni, the treasurer of Nowogrodzki. Paweł, Mikołaj's brother, fathered Wiktor and Felicjan ordinis S. Pauli. Stanisław, her third brother, the royal captain, had seven sons after being released from captivity with Boguszewska. Franciszek the provincial judge Czerniechowski: Before that, Iwanicka from the Pełnia coat of arms gave birth to these sons: Marcin Kleszczelowski, the staroste of Kleszczelowski, the wife of Załęska, a chamberlain of Nowogrodzka, from the son of Konstanty. Daniel, the standard-bearer of Czerniechowski, (he was a member of various Sejms five times and a deputy of the Crown Court three times :) this Mrs. Katarzyna Kaszewska, a Lithuanian Podkoniuszanka, her sons Józef [p. 124] in our order, Stanisław, Franciszek and Feliks, and daughter Konstancja with Prokop Nowicki. Stanisław, Starost von Kleszczelowski, Royal Lieutenant in the Foreign Army. Tobiasza the cupbearer of Czerniechowski, the standard-bearer of the armored banner: his wife Teresa Podhorodeńska, cześnikówna Mielnicka. Józef Stolnik Czerniechowski, who was deputy and deputy: his wife Joanna Załęska, chamberlain Czerniechowska, son of their Stanisław and daughter Franciszek. Stefan the butler of Nowogrodzki, his wife Popławska. Jan chancellor and canon Łucki, pastor of Uchański. Aleksander Felicjan, chamberlain von Czerniechowski, and before that ensign von Nowogrodzki and lieutenant of the armored flag, bravely standing at Khotyn, shot with a cannon, that he did not die from a strange divine cause, it was a work, it is eternal in the crown constitutions and a souvenir will be written as compensation. Teodor stolnik Łęczycki died near Vienna. Adam was also his brother at Mohilow. Krzysztof, Stanisław's seventh son, in 1693 initially administrator and deputy of the Łęczyca Crown Court. Then the Nowogrodzki chamberlain and also the castellan of Sochaczew had Mokrzycka behind them, from whom two sons: Stanisław, the starost of Kotelnicki, wife of his Gałęzowska writer from Lublin: and Wiktor of the provincial judge Liwski, and then the castellan of this country: aus who was the son of Jan from Nowosielska. His sister was convicted along with Oborski's chamberlain, Liwski. The second relationship, the same Krzysztof, took Żabicka, his son Ignacy, and two daughters, Franciszek to Brzeziński, ensign Nurski. Brygitta after Wodziński Ensign Liwski.

Niesiecki, as this description shows, the origins of this family were not known and does not list them until later, or this family was already known in the past. Duńczewski in Part II pages. 456. under the coat of arms of Dołęga he writes about the Cieszkowski family.

The Cieszkowskis of the Dołęga Coat of Arms are written in Cieszków, big and small, in the Łęczyca Voivodeship, which has been in their homeland for several hundred years and inherited until then. Why did Paprocki violate this name in the Nest of Virtue, as did Okolski in Orbe Polono, his coat of arms; of what name and behind. From the life of these writers, acquaintances have already been recorded in titles when invoking noble states. For if Paprocki ceased to live and write in 1614 (as Niesiecki testified in his crown), Jan Cieszkowski flourished in Volhynia about 1609 under that name, Włodzimierski's body of elders, according to the records of the same town. Likewise, Okolski made a mistake when he later wrote his coat of arms S. 1641, during which they served on military expeditions, Stanisław, the Treasurer of Nowogrodzki, Tobias in knightly condition and others. The house of these ancestors, who wanted to know from earlier centuries, was read in detail in the records of the city and Łęczyca lands; who, how nice they were [p. 125] to the public good and to the fatherland, is evidenced by the privilege of King Michael granted to Mikołaj Cieszkowski for Trembowla's tenure in Trembowla: Significamus praesentibus literis nostris, Quorum Interest universis et singulis, ea esse Generosi Nicolai Cieszkowskiis viruai conferibus viruai vetqueis conferibus, progeniti, avitisque majorum suorum decoribus ornati merita, tam in functionibus publicis, quam in Expeditionibus bellicis, singulari fide animique fortitudine probata, ut jure merito a nobil ea, quae ad ornandque pra munant muner and servumemia Quare vacante ad praesens Pincernatu Trernbovlensi etc . Varsaviae die 6. mensis Junii AD 1672. Regni vero nostri anno tertio. Michael Rex.

Jędrzej Cieszkowski in the Łęczyca Voivodeship fathered three sons, as evidenced by Acta Castrensia Lanciciensia 1560. year Jędrzej settled 7 of them for his home fortune in Cieszków, the other two moved to Wołyń. Jan practiced in his homeland almost since his youth, he earned so much affection from Krzysztof Prince Zbarawski for the horse. Włodzimierski starosted that since he saw in him the skill of native law and transferred him to the city's lower town Włodzimierski, he joined Gielgutowna, the Działosz coat of arms, with which he placed his son Wojciech Hieronim in the clergy of a young deceased and four Daughters: 1. Wilkońskie coat of arms Odrowąmu, 2. T of Gozdawa coat of arms, 3. Janicki of Rogala coat of arms, 4. Married to Strasz of Korczak coat of arms: Wojciech, brother of Jan, at court and in the sign of the prince Zbarawski, Bracławski governor, unavailable in all military matters, he showed such fine knightly skill during the Podolian expedition against the Tatars who were plundering and invading this country in 1577. The year of the Lord 1590. was followed by Anna Snopkowska, Rawicz coat of arms who fathered a daughter Krystyna, married Grzegorz Dzik of Wappen Doliwa and three sons by Tobias Steril, Stanisław, the royal captain of Nowogrodzki, at the time when Zygmu nt 111 in 1600 sent the Zamość Hetman with the army against Mikołaj Hospodar Wołoski, distinguished from the deference and obedience of the republic and invader of the Polish borders; many gentlemen, seduced by love for their homeland, were seduced by the banners that were hung at their expense, they also sent regiments on an expedition, among which the banner of Prince Zbarawski (under whose sign Stanisław remained) in numerous computers showed up. During a lively skirmish in Telezin, when he was served by the indifferent Walesa and our happiness, he was captured and strictly sent to Constantinople, there for twenty years and a long time, and with the ability of the Turkish language, he wiped out him Turks, they gave him the supremacy of the Jedykles over the slaves within, satisfied him so that they could more easily persuade them to renounce the Catholic faith. Even then, Stanisław, beset by long and difficult imprisonment, was easily persuaded to get rid of such unpleasant problems; and that they might strengthen that enterprise in him, [p. 126] ​​​​​​Paszów was declared the dignity of the Turks. The time, then, for the circumcision ceremonies and the investiture of Bissurman; In these circumstances, Stanisław, who finds himself, occupies his thoughts, reflecting both on the love for his salvation and on the word to the Turks because she was ready for this deed. In this melancholy he falls asleep, sees himself sleeping in the church, goes to the confessional and, after confessing his sins, asks the priest for a general confession if asked by him, that is, he would forget even more that he knows nothing and nothing more, he will blame your confessor will tell him, you wicked man, and isn't it your greatest sin that you want to deny God, so that this miserable liberty leads to eternal bondage to a devil, or distrust God and his holy mercy, that he can free you from here? Then Stanisław will wake up trembling and frightened, and more if he thinks about how to avoid the word promised to the Turks, he will soon leave prison, see Poles walking close to Constantinople, call one of them, curiously ask what the reason for their awareness in this place is? tells him about a Pole who, after that famous expedition in 1622 at Chotyn with the Turks, sent an envoy to the port in accordance with the agreement of the Chocim Pacts to support the concluded treaties, Krzysztof Prince Zbarawski the Crown Rider. Satisfied with this news, Stanisław and for a miracle of the Providence of God decided that his superiors came precisely in need, and then together with the hetman from Koniecpolski and Jerzy Żół-kiewski with the efforts and expenses of this gentleman free themselves. Returned home because Prince Zbarawski died quickly, the hetman spent another century with Koniecpolski in the service of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Shortly thereafter, the Swedish war sought him for knightly glory, then in 1629. near Kwidzyn, because of his courageous heart against the enemy, he took the captain in the army. He died around 1660 at the age of 83 to Marianna Boguszewska, coat of arms of Juńczyk 2do, the treasurer of Bełska had seven sons. Krzysztof, the third son of Wojciech, a knightly husband, with Przyłuska of the Sulima coat of arms fathered two sons, Paweł and Mikołaj. Teodor stolnik Łęczycki and Stanisław's son died near Vienna in 1683. ą Jana Ill. from the Volyn Voivodeship. Adam, his brother Czerniechowski's treasurer, died in 1666 near Cudnów, where the Polish army suffered a severe defeat at the hands of Tatars and Cossacks, he died bravely. Jan, Stanisław's third son, Lutsk Cathedral Chancellor, Kyiv Canon Uchański and Kleszczelewski Pastor. The allowance for the Crown Judgment from the Chapter. ucka, he died in 1701.

Aleksander Felicjan first ensign of Nowogrodzki, then chamberlain Czerniechowski, Starost Kleszczelewski, Stanisław's fourth son, his young years dedicated to the war of the Commonwealth, earned his knightly perfection that Stanisław Łużecki, the castellan of Podlasie, and then the voivode of Podolia, Colonizing in his mark at many war events, as with the game of his life, he sought knightly glory after leading his regiment at Khotyn in [p. 127] 1673. When the highest of the Confederate troops, Generalissimo Jan Sobieski, Hetman of King Michael on behalf of King Michael, declared a field of war to countless Turkish troops, wounded in the greatest fire of the enemy with a cannonball so badly that his body art flew out . In such a fatal case he experienced a stranger miracle and the protection of the Blessed Mother, To whom he was famous for his favours, he was not disappointed in Studzianna by the protection of this lady, for soon, as a sign of a memorable staff, he cured that body art in a silver one coffin he deposited with this painting. There is this miracle written in the book about the strange sticks of this place. The states of the Commonwealth gathered in the General Confederation, during the Warsaw General Assembly in 1674, in the Crown Constitutions, they wrote an everlasting and, in compensation, a souvenir. Vol. Legi 5th fol. 225 Jan III Having become King of Poland, in memory of this service in his eyes, the Starosty twice bestowed on him the Kleszczelewskje ex distributiva justitia, whom he would remain in this house for the next day, as a deputy, the first time in 1691 from the Volyn Voivodeship under the leadership of castellan Jan Drochojewski from Czerniechowski, the second time in 1695 from the Czerniechowskie Voivodeship, with the support of Michał Potocki, the starost of Krasnystaw. Multiple deputy in the Kronsejm, ex gremio of the nobility of the Czerniechow Voivodeship. with Olizar, the deputy of Kyiv, the deputy elected in 1691 to the Warsaw commission to collect sums for the exiles of the Czerniechowski province from the Tars of Moscow ratione avulsorum, et desolatorum bonorum, both from across the Dnieper, to collect where he is entitled to the property of Zadubienia, Tuszczyna and Zułwianki zloty 5,000 zloty. In Częstoborowice his manor, a wooden parish church, is falling into disrepair, he built it from the ground with a different shape and decorated it with all kinds of church orders. He signed the election of Jan III. from the Czerniechowski Voivodeship, he repeated three marriages: 1. with Karpiowna, 2. with Rusiecka, the coat of arms of Rawicz, the castellan of Minsk. 3. with Koluda, Pomeranian coat of arms, with all sterilis; he took the privilege of Augustus II to Czerniechów Castle, after Jan Drohojewski, but not on oath, he died in 1708.

Franciszek, the provincial magistrate of Czerniechowski, Stanisław's fifth son, who was at the court of Hetman Koniecpolski, had gambled and waged wars until his death, when in his late teens he found frequent battles with King Jan Kazimierz and less fortunate with the Moscow Army , he was captured and imprisoned in the capital itself for 4 years in a severe prison, after returning to his homeland he immediately began to work for its welfare. In 1674 he was a representative of the Warsaw General Union, which he signed ex turno for the Czerniechowski Province. The 1691 grant to the crown court from the same province and from Wołyński province, a mock judge after the death of King John. Commission with Moscow tsars for withdrawn goods from Ivanchorodyszcz, Lisztwin and Podstulbica, the sum of fl. 5000. to count him, she declared: he joined Joanna Iwanicka for life, coat of arms of Pełnia, from whom two daughters Marianna Gostyński to Army of the Włodzimiers belong. Katarzyna married to Jerzy Cyryna stolnik Trembowelski and sons of five children. [P 128]

Stefan Nowogrodzki, Stanisław's sixth son, from the Czerniechowskie Voivodeship, signed the election of Jan III. Moscow commissions for Poznopała estates assigned him a certain sum with Popławska of Trzaska sterilis coat of arms.

Krzysztof, Stanisław's seventh son, first a carpenter from Łęczyca, then Chamberlain Czerniech, after his brother Aleksander. as well as castellan von Sochaczewski, frequent envoy and deputy in