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

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
• Publisher: Books on Demand
• Release date: Jun 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9783756226023

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 Mutyna. Die adlige polnische Familie Mutyna.

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The noble Polish family Mutyna.

Die adlige polnische Familie Mutyna.

Mutyna , Dryja ( Drya , Dricziki , Mutina , Mutyna ), coat of arms.

• Description of the coat of arms:

Dryja I: three gold stones in a decorative frame on a red oblique left stripe. The red field. There are three ostrich feathers at the top.

Dryja II: differs from type I in that the belt has blue edges and the stones are set in silver.

Dryja III: in the red field, diagonally on the right on the white stripe - three green stones in a gold setting, decorated with eight balls. There are three ostrich feathers at the top.

Dryja IV: in the golden field, on the diagonal left red belt - three golden stones. Three feathers on top.

• Earliest mentions:

1276 the oldest seal with the coat of arms of Wojciech von Lubieniów ,

1395 is mentioned for the first time in court records.

In 1413 he was transferred to Lithuania as a result of the Horodel Union.

Coat of arms of Czech origin, one of the older ones. (Organ Fire Universal Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, 1899)

Coat of arms of Burgundian origin brought to Poland by a knight named Mutyna , who lived in Poland in the 13th century . Drya means three, that is, three gemstones. (Zbigniew Leszczyc , Herby of the Polish Nobility, first printed 1911-13).

• Herbowni :

Bieczkowski , Borysowicz , Boryszkowski , Borzejowski , Bożjewski , Bożejowski , Chłapowski , Chodorowicz , Czabowski , Czewiaszko , Czyżewicz , Czyżewski , Czyżowski , Drya , Dryniakiewicz , Dryon , Dr. , Estko , Gabliński , Galewski , Gałęzki , Gamalej , Glebocki , Gorecki , Grabieński , Grodzicki , Jenicz , Kiszewa , Kiszewski , Kopydłowski , Kozaryn , Krepsztul , Kwinta , Kwinto , Lesek , Lisky , Mutyna , Niemierzewski , Okulicz-Kozaryn , Orzelski , Osiecki , Pikiel , Poświątkowski , Prewysz , Radecki, Ronowski , Rudzicki , Runowski , Siąski , Tawtygierd , Tomicki , Towtygert , Towtygiert Westerski , Wysocki, ickernicki ,

• Famous people with coats of arms:

Dezydery Chłapowski (1788-1879) - Polish general,

Przybysław Dyjamentowski (1694–1774) - a well-known forger of diplomas, pedigrees and chronicles,

Kropidłowski's Kindergarten

• See also:             

Herbalism, heraldry, chivalry, list of coats of arms

Dyamentowski from the Drya coat of arms. Neither Niesiecki nor the previous authors wrote anything about this family. Niesiecki , who briefly writes about the coat of arms of Drya , only mentions the Mutyns who introduced this coat of arms in Poland and is completely silent about the families that branched off from this house in Poland. In his Herbarz Duńczewski writes very extensive and interesting information about the Mutyns and their families, from whom he runs the Dyamentowski House. The full description, as Duńczewski put it, is here. - The Dyamentowskis of the Drya coat of arms have existed for centuries and they lead from the former Mutynów via Bożejowski , one of which is the Trąbczyńskie district , like the ancients via these houses of the brightest Polish and Mazovian princes Lita and Grodzkie Nowomiejskie , Poznańskie [p . 112] and Kalisz transactions. First they wrote about Trąbczyn , the ancestor of the house, a village in Kalisko , which is part of the voivodeship. But Swiętosław Mutyna , son of Luczysław , née Mutynów , who (as a letter from Bolesław Pudyk dated 1253), because of his knightly valor and loyalty, went to his stunning, the property of Bożojowo and the stone called Dyament , from the aforementioned monarch. the first of them began to write. This gives the number of two sons, namely Racław , the eldest, who died in 1289 and by whom God's good was preserved, later in the descendants of their Bożejowscy , who later moved to the Poznan and Kaliskie Voivodeships in a later century; where one of them, who named the first village after God's name, immediately accepted his denomination for posterity. By the younger Chwalimier , who died in 1300 and whom he good Kamien received, named Dyament with Zameczek in the confluent rivers Dunajeca with the Vistula River, where today the village Otfinów located. in the name of Mutynów , who always writes from the Dyamentu Stone : One of these descendants (which will be discussed below) was named Dyamentowski , the third son of Świętosław , the son of Mrocław , who settled in Silesia, and counts de Dimant - Dimanstein , ie counts Dyamentu Stone Dyamentu was multiplied by the house that is still there today under the same name. The fourth brother, son of Count Świętosław , Count named Strzeszko , was elected abbot on Łysa Góra in 1316 after the adoption of the Benedictine monastery , where he was fully occupied in late 1328, when he ruled this monastery in the year 12, a day old man died at the age of 90.

Chaderz or Hadro , that is Adrian Mutyna , the brother of Świętosław , count and uncle of these four brothers, who moved from Poland to England in 1264; and that he was encouraged by the beauty of this land, he stayed where he was for a long time the court marshal of Count Rychard Kornubja , brother of the King of the Angles, and then left there descendants who later moved to the Bohemian kingdom and united with the former descendants of Mutynami , Gwilek and Hartman, i.e. William and Herman. This husband was born with all the talents (which people of outstanding character always adorn at particularly large courts) of refinement and fine manners, and he could serve this count so well that after the swift death of Conrad IV this time under the turmoil in the Roman Empire, as the dearest on the throne, that is Alphonsus called Sapiens, Castile and the King's Legion, in this election to win the crown of the empire, he was his help At which this monarch, or later by the fate of divine judgments, remained hidden, it was finally Adriana's work, and he was to be bound by the obligation that, although for a short time, he carried his count in the old manner, Rychardus , the imperial Sign of dignity, had never before been published in the Kornubieńskis censuses of the house.

Chwalimier , the son of the younger Count Świętosław , had two sons: Stanisław , who died in 1332, and Dobiesław , who died in the Cistercian order of Koprzywnica in 1338 , also a daughter of Wojciech, Count Przecław , a woman who died in 1328 . Stanisław , there were two sons and the same number of daughters. Of these, the first Wacław Mutyna , Cracow Cuper , died in 1360. The second Jarosław , who had left the Norbertines in Hebdów in 1349 , died as a preacher in this monastery. Of the daughters, Jadwiga was married to Count Wojsław from Górka and died in 1350. And Kingda is Kunegunda , her sister, who died in 1308 in the monastery of St. Marcin Krakowski, a nun. Wacław's sons were three and one daughter was Kazimierz, Dadzibóg and Minogniew . Of these, Kazimierz died in 1385, leaving three sons. Dadzibóg , who had remained a Germanic knight, died during the war with Lithuania in 1380, and the youngest Minognev- Benedictine, who later adopted the custom of Abbot Łysa Góra Świętokrzyska in 1377, was elected when he was 11 years old when he ruled the monastic community, and in late 1388 he turned his life into death. Sister also of these brothers and daughter Wacława , called Stosław , in Trze

The Cistercian monastery of Bnica no longer lived in 1391. Kazimierz Mutyna , these sons were: The first Falisław , who died as royal captain in 1394 during the Silesian War with Władysław , the Duke of Opole. The second royal armor named Krzesław died childless in 1397. And the third Wacław , the 1401st Zawichostki , a castellan, Jachna von Wimiar , in whose marriage the son of Przedysław Mutyna , a Poellaniecki castellan from 1425, who was married to Zochna from Bidzina , was born. Przedysław had three sons: Świętosław , Dadzibog , Dobrosław and two daughters: Bronimera and Dobrocha . The eldest of the sons, Świętosław Czechowski , who died as a castellan in 1448, lay behind a grave in Otfinów , behind which Hanka from Rogów was. Dadzibóg died in 1450, he had a daughter with Jachna von Malice Wojciech, a daughter, a son of Wacław , and a daughter, Hanka, Przecław Krakowski, a Stolnik , who died in 1490. Wacław , his son, lived in 1471 from Barbara von Połacewice , Dobrogosta of his daughter: Kaszka , [p. 114] of the Sząniecki Monastery , a nun who died in 1480 and left his son Dobiesław , who died in 1492 during the war of the Rus against the rebel Mucha under the then command of Zemełki Hetman, about the Kromer fol . 572. Behind them Dobiesław was married to Marychna von Szczekocin , two of whom were daughters: Helena, a nun of the Staniątec family , who died in 1520, and Sawina Wacław from Kościelec Krakowski, her main wife , who married in 1509. And at these two daughters the branch of Dadzibog , Pakoslaw's son, ended.

Now the branch of Dohroslav's brother follows . The 1444 with Władysław III. The valiant king of Poland and Hungary, he died in the unfortunate war of Varna. And because he was married to Kochna von Rythwian , he left two children from this marriage: Haliszka Wacława von Góra, Skubow coat of arms , or better Abdank , the woman, who died in 1479, a very pious woman, and Petrosław in 1469, behind Bogusława von Sielec , Coat of arms Poraj , daughter of Tomisława , of whom he left two sons: Pokojsław the Elder, who died in 1497 in the unfortunate vicinity of Bukowina in Wallachia in a war with many others. Behind him was Szczęsna von Kurozwęki , Poraj's coat of arms, and he had 9 other women who, because of the death of infertility, I am not right to express their names and the dignity of their families here. From this marriage there were two daughters: Bronisława Krakowska ensign, Wojsław von Gaj , the wife of 1559, who died, and Ilmina , the Trzebnicki family in Silesia, Cistercians from 1550, a nun who died, whose two daughters the branch died of Dobrosław Pakosławowy ended completely. In addition, she was also a minor near Petrosław , in his son Święto-Sławom , born from Bogusława von Sielec , a rose who was killed as the younger brother of Pakosław in 1490 during the siege of Kastów in Hungary during the attack on the fortress, abandoned with Jadwiga von Tursk , Helena Zebrzydowska , daughter and son of Wojciech, with Barbara Otfinowska in a marriage without an heir who left the world in 1530.

The Kapitalna Świętosława (son of Pakosławowy and Hanka née Rogów ) follows the branch. He had three sons: Wojciech. Przecław and Kazimierz. Of these, Wojciech the Middle, who was killed with Bogdan in the war against Wallachia in 1450, the Voivode was killed together with Piotr Odrowąż and Michał Buczacki ; The son of the royal captain Jędrzej left the deceased in 1474, who left his son Jan from Zochna from Przemyków with many others on the square in the battle of Tatarska Wiśniowiec in 1512 [p. 115] he fell bachelor: on whose offspring also his branch broke. The youngest brother of Przecław , Kajmier , died in 1475 Wislicki who born with Hanka Igołomja was married, left a son with Petrynd , a royal captain, who during the war Moscow 1514. After his death, he had a son, Jakub Mutyna , a Benedictine monk from Świętokrzyskie , who died in 1539 and on whom the second branch of Kajmierz Przecław's brother was completely withered. From that moment on, the branch begins to stretch again with great success.

Wojciech, the eldest son of Świętosław , the treasurer of Wiślicki , died and was buried in Opatowiec in 1478 . Bogomiła from Ożarów , from whose marriage his son Wacław Mutyna came in 1500 , had Helena Karwicka from the swan, Sendom coat of arms, behind her. Ensign: About what Sendomir . Acta. From whom Kazimierz testified the deceased in 1529, who was buried with the Dominicans in Opatowiec . This Kazimierz had Dochna or Dorota from Boryszów behind him and two sons of hers and a daughter: This is Bogusław Mutyna from the year 1564. The deceased who was behind Krakow at Easter, behind whom Ewa Łyczkowna stood, for whom he was Als First of all, in 1557, he preferred the wretched Calvinist apostate, instead of being known as a good-natured Catholic, at the end of which heresy died. There is the portrait and the tombstone. He did this on the conviction of the Count of Górka , whose wife J. The ego touched the blood very much with connection. And he is the first who, after changing the old belief in this house, shared the last name of Mutyns changed and Dyamentowski called, from the three arms of his jewels or more than the goods of his Erbhauses, the stone of Dyament , named after a letter to Bolesław Pudyk . It sings whose castle after its ruin first on Tatarska in 1293 and then on Russka in 1300, where all the buildings were burned down, now you have no more sign. Except; that and still in the area of Otfinowskie , a spacious square where beautiful wheat is born, peasants by peasants from these subjects, who are not extinct in the novel and keep memories, are called Dyament . Kazimierz, on the other hand, his other brother, who lived childless, died in the Tatarska War in 1530. He was happy to be Catholic because he never let himself be convinced of the sect by the Calvinist: as her sister Jadwiga Łyczkowa , Krakowska's friend, who, although for the Calvinist Stanisław Łyczek of the Sulima coat of arms, by no means or even through threats from her husband could not be persuaded to heresy, and a Catholic woman full of virtue and piety 1574. With the sacraments on [p. 116] has equipped the way of eternity, her life is ended. So had Bogusław from Łyczkowna two daughters: Zuzanna Skotnicka , Sendomir , a hunter, and Jan, who died in 1599: the second. Elżbieta Bidzińska , a New Town dome who died in 1585, and a son named Świętosław Dyamentowski , an heir in Skokowo who died in 1590. Aetas . 84. Near Opole, in the family of the Calvinists Słupecki , there is a grave in the field, the place is overdue. His wife was Salomka Gołuchowska , a Sandomierski Łowczanka born from Słupecka, who had two real sons and one natural before the wedding. Which

Jerzy, the younger son of the treasurer Bracławski , who died in 1618 , to whom his father nicknamed the surname of the Drya coat of arms after he had ordered him to use it in his posterity to commemorate the first ancestor of the family. He was behind him. Fenwenna Chrzęstowska , a teacup from Sandomierska , with which he fathered two daughters and a son. Of these, the elder Bogumiła died in 1640 and was the standard bearer according to Pszonka . The younger was Ewa after Wacław Gajewski had been forced, whose marriage in turn, her death in 1632, separated them. The brother of these two sisters was Samuel Drya Dyamentowski , a Livonian cup holder who died in 1637 and for whom Elżbieta Stanovna was married, and with their two children Fenwenna Zieleska Sandomierska , the carpenter, 1657, and Adam Dyamentowski . A Lubelski teaser died in 1660 with Justyna Rusiecka behind him. So there were two sons of this Rusiecka and one daughter. Of these, Helliodor died in Hungary in 1683 during the Turkish War near Parkany Celebr . His sister Hester Piotrowska , 1679 treasurer of Nurska . 50 died. And her eldest brother, Stanisław , was in 1685. Nowogrodzki was a sub- capital and he had Anna Orzeszkowna from Lithuania with whom he left Jędrzej , Samuel and Zuzanna . Jędrzej , the eldest son of Nowogrodzka , the hunter for whom Tekla Wołkowna was married, died in 1710. Samuel, his younger brother, was a bachelor in 1700 when he was in Olkiniki , Lithuania. Her sister Zuzanna , first Konitz and then two to voto . Paszkowska in 1698. aetas . After his death, the branch of Jerzy Dryje Dyamentowski , the treasurer of Bracławski and the younger son of Świętosławowy, ended .

Then comes a second branch from Stanisław , the biological son of Świętosław Mutyna , who is needed or less, but not the point at which it is expressed here. To distinguish it from other children, Father Troynik , Drya's surname, was given a nickname that was changed to Polish [p. 117], which he washed up with his usual father, died in 1628. Owrucki's tea cup, behind which stood Barbara Pakosławska , of whom he left three sons: Piotr the Younger, who after graduating from Witemberg Academy in 1659, was a Calvinist in Radziecin , he died childless in the community and is buried there: for the Henrietta Ryznerowna was. Paul the youngest, who was brought to the Crimea by the Tatars during his military service in 1648 and was forfeited. He had Anna Stobiecka behind him. And Jan Latyczewski , the living treasurer from 1649, followed by Zofia Secygniewska , from whose marriage two descendants were left. Anna Chochołowa Latyczowski podstolina in 1665. Captured by the Tatars with her husband and children, in whom they were lost: and Marcin Trojnik , the Cupbearer of Bracławski died in 1671. for the Elżbieta Chochołówna , a Livonian huntress, from who he was, left his daughter Helena, who was unknown to her parents, after she had renounced her Catholic faith, and in 1688 became a nun in Zamość . And the son of the hunter Stanisław Kijowski , who died in 1693, who left her offspring with Helena Sokołowska : Rachel, a daughter from Brandeburg to Dyeterych Nation, in the Swedish army captain; married in 1704 and her brother Jan Trojnik Dyamentowski , who served in the army as a Swedish major general near Pułtawa in 1709 and died while drawing the Moscow city wall; but he should have offspring.

Wacław , the eldest son of Różański , the substitute in Skoki , inheritance 1612. The 80th deceased in Bełżyce in 1630 was Anna Pszonczanka . In Babinski, a grave was buried in the manor house after her death. By the will of his father, the one from Mutyna's motherland was nicknamed the one who, in order to have a memory of his family in posterity, recommended that his family wash him off under his father's blessing. This is the manuscript in 4to majori with the title: Moscow Gody , this is the wedding of the Moscow Tsar Dmitri to Maryna Mniszchowska , a Voivode of Sandomierz ; and other Polish transactions during the unfortunate fact of a tumult in the capital by the Szujskis : per modum diariusza , ab, Anno 1603. ad Anno 1610. Description of conciseness. He left four sons with Pszonczak and a daughter, one named Zofia, who, according to Kazimierz Rupniewski, was married to 5 Przemyśl in 1636 . Acetate . 56 died. About the sons: The first Wacław Mutyna , the Sanok carpenter killed by the Cossacks in 1648 , had Hester Rupniewska behind him, whose marriage was childless. His second brother Kazimierz [p. 118] Mutyna 1620. together with Żołkiewski , het . WK died of Tatar na Cecora . After whom Judyth Boryszewska stand from which he his 1670 deceased daughter Thaida Bielska left, and son Jerzy Mutyna , a hunter Czerniehowski , the 1678 Anna Balowna had married, died, and her son Bogusław , a young bachelor, leaving military service of the year 1696 died. Jakub Mutyna , Wacław's third son, and Kazimierz's brother, Inflanckis Cupbearer in 1643, died. He had Barbara Lubelska , Słupecka , who was buried in Opole. Maciej Owrucki , the son of the hunter, was one of them in 1668. aetat . The 70th deceased, that of Zofia Rzeczycka , Wendeńska podstolanki , two daughters: Judyth Piotrowska Inflancka , Władysława , died in 1682, and Wiktór Wołkowa Starodubowska , 1693, left the previous one.

The fourth and eldest son of Wacław Bogusław Mutyna , a Lublin swordfish in 1639. aetat . The 63rd deceased, buried in Piaski , behind whom stood Anna Zielińska , who as an excellent poet celebrated the First Chocim War in 1620 and celebrated the first war with Ossman in poetry, he described in Polish, which can still be found in various old ones Manuscripts to date. He had three sons: Wojciech, Świętosław and Bogusław . Of these, Świętosław Rożański was a teacup, and with Helena Bolestraszycka in the league for life he lost the opportunity in Berestecka at the end of 1650 ; his daughter Kunegunda married a certain Ryzner Wschowski swordfish in 1698 . 61. She said goodbye to this world. His other brother, Bogusław Mutyna , Hussarski , was under the sign of the King's Companion and died in Cudnowo in 1660 in a battle with the Muscovites. After that, a widow, then a young woman, Helena, née Orzechowska , remained Catholic; she repeated her marriage contracts with Sulimowski . His son Samuel, born in Orzechowska , was the captain and king of John III. near Vienna, Austria, in the Turkish War of 1683. Caelebs died.

Her third oldest brother, Wojciech, Bracławski , was subordinated in 1667. 89. On the left he had Zofia Piasecka , the Lublin flag bearer, behind him, both of them are in the church in Piaski near Kalwiński . Stanisław Mutyna Owrucki , a Stolnik , son of Wojciech in 1690, died and was buried in Bełżyce . Behind it was Anna Piotrowska Inflancki , the Cupbearer , in 1681 . 38. Died: on Soviet He was a husband who was very scientific in statistics, as it shows the manuscript, which he in folio under the title Apology of writing Crown Laws and Statutes. It's also delicious to be Polish [p. 119] a poet, the second Khotyn war with the Turks of 1673, joyfully celebrated and some skirmishes with Tatars in Ruthenia, he described in his homeland verse . His sons from Piasecka were three, that is: the first Piotr who died in a battle in Pidhaitsi in 1698 . Szymon, the second son, who also died with the Swedes in Kliszowska in 1700 on the battlefield for August II. deleted unsuccessfully. Kazimierz Mutyna , the third brother of these two, Urzędowski Teemer manufacturer, died in 1730, married Anna Suchodolska in 1756 , Janina coat of arms, his office. 89th died. Both from the Calvinist sect to the faith of St. Catholic-Roman heresy After 154 years of heresy in this house, they converted as follows: while he was in heavy captivity with the Crimean Tatars in Pidhaitsi , he miraculously protected Our Lady of Częstochowa (when he heard of her miracles) he howled for a long time often for help). What stood next to him one day in the morning in a very serious and very personable person, after the shackles that had fallen from his feet and hands, through the wild Tatar fields and the rivers of led him to his homeland at the moment of the border and commanded strict to him: if he wanted to escape an eternal and worse distant one in which he was now trapped, he accepted the Catholic faith; therefore she disappeared. And he returned to his house in 1705 after seven years of misery, and immediately carried out the order, telling his wife to do so. He left two sons from what was then Suchodolska Street: Jan Bogusław Mutyna Różański , born in 1720, and his brother Kazimierz, who served in the army, Stanisław's party, died of the Muscovites near Danzig in 1734. This son, Stanisław , died in 1731 as a child and three daughters. Of these, Katarzyna lived in a marriage with Antoni Jackowski, the Kiev treasurer, who died in Lublin in 1743 and who is in the collegiate church from which her daughter Anna was born that year at the time of her husband's death. Her other sister and these two brothers, Salomea with Jeziorski , had lived in the League a few years ago, and their daughter Ludwika was born in 1948 and left to a widower. The third of these two and the last daughter of Kazimierz Mutyna , the youngest daughter, Helena, who signed a marriage contract with Konopacki and had a daughter Marianna born in 1751, lived a long life in an unbroken marriage. - Duńczewski's herbarium.

Drya coat of arms. They should lie between two lines that run diagonally from the right side of the shield to the left, three yellow stones in a red field, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. This is how they described it, Paprocki in Gniezno fol . 706. and 1174. O herb., Fol . 505. Approx.volume. 1. fol . 166. MS. Ms. Koyalov . Bielski , fol . 298. But I have Jędrzej Lisiecki's coat of arms in this form on the shield three white, square, gold-framed stones, a wing with seven feathers over the helmet and a white leg; On the wing in the red field three stones like on the target. This coat of arms was brought from Burgundy to Bohemia by a knight named Mutyna , from where it was named. Some people call this coat of arms a mutineer. From there he came to England through two counts, William and Herman. Paprocki says that this Mutyna was the first to come to Poland with this coat of arms, where during the time of Bolesław the Wrymouth , during various expeditions of the male heart, he testified of him forever and that family multiplied with us. OK. with Anonima and Biel. fol . 185. claim that in the time of Bolesław the chaste Stanisław came to this kingdom only with this coat of arms, that is, as Bielski wants, Swatysław a knight, he made a valiant effort for himself, in this emergency with Russia at Pietà from Pudyk , the prince, was generously donated around 1266, but must be older in Poland: Petrindus Drya was the castellan of Wojnicki as early as 1242 . Maciej Drya , dean of Poznan in 1439, about whom Długosz writes in Mtis Episcop . Posnan . that Lasocki was preferred to the Poznan diocese by one or the other Maciej, a canon, during the elections [p. 425] He remembers Gniezno. Then . in Archiep . 1443. Stanisław Drya , pastor of S. Duch in Sierpsko 1623. Luc. Fern. Łaski fol . 56. Part of Czech history is useful. that the above mentioned Counts Wilhelm and Herman founded the monastery under the title S. Wilhelm at the beginning of the Catholic religion widespread in Bohemia. This story tells us that Adrian Drya was the marshal of the court, along with Count Count Kornubja , brother of the English king in 1264, and that strength helped him in his election when he was elected to the empire because he was a Man was of great conduct and dignity. Others write that Bernard, the abbot of Saint Clarevallian , came from this family, but Paprocki struck them and said that he had an authentic message that in this saint's coat of arms on a black field there were two lines of a chessboard diagonally from right to left go one and the white and red squares on the chess board. This coat of arms was called Gaudium or the wedding. From Lithuania, it was the first to adopt the coat of arms of Drya and his house Mikołaj Tawtygerd on the Sejm in Hrodel in 1413 . Łaski fol . 127. Stryjkowski .

Herbowni .

Bożejowski , Chłapowski , Czyżowski , Dziechtarski , Estka , Gorecki, Grabięński , Grodzicki , Jenicz , Kiszewski , Kopydłowski , Kozaryn , Krepsztul , Kwinta , Lisiecki , omsukomski , Modlibowski , Mroczyńd , Wysocki, ickernicki .

Similar to Dryi , the coat of arms was Wilchold's bishop of Chełmiński in 1390 , which G. Jongell wrote from his tombstone. in Purpura D. Bernardi it is a knight's belt in a white field with three dice, on one of them six points, on the other five, on the third four points.

Mutyna herb, patrz Drya .

Zaliński vom Poraj coat of arms moved from Greater Poland to Prussia, and there they worked for the welfare of this homeland for a long time, the first to leave this house in these Prussian lands after buying goods near Tuchola Zalno Zaliński named: [ S. 44] before writing from Dębnica , which later came to the Latalski house. How much can I find out, it was Mikołaj Zaliński , about whom Neugebauer wrote in 14164 that among the Prussian lords there was one among others who dealt with the peace with the German knights in Toruń, as Cromer Zalowski writes, and Długosz Działowski ; near Chojnice , during the reign of King Kazimierz Jagiellonowicz , that he stood knightly and adorned Prussian lands with great tenderness and valor, testifies to MS. o Famil . Prusk . Jan Paliński , the Pomeranian Chamberlain, later flourished . After taking Oleska with him and fathering three sons, Abbot Koronowski , Wawrzyniec , was at the