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

Werner Zurek

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The noble Polish family Waga.

Die adlige polnische Familie Waga.

Waga. In a red field a silver high cross, the foot beam of which splits downwards, in its split ends is broken upwards obliquely and obliquely left so far that a horizontal bar, which connects the ends of these upwardly broken parts, lies exactly below the first splitting point. The foot beam of the cross with a silver, crescent fallen over - sets; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms is used by: Abramowicz, Korzeniowski, Niepokojczycki, Pociej, Rys, Waga.

A bramowicz from the coat of arms in W. Ks. Lithuanian. The ones who are also Niepokojczyccy.

Ciepliński from the Osoria coat of arms . Neither Paprocki nor Okolski wrote about it. And they are in the Ruskie Voivodeship. Of these, Jan Ciepliński, a land clerk from Sanocki, was generously kind to our Krosieńskie College in 1658: he died in 1675. He was buried in this church. He was behind Krzeszowna, of whom he had three daughters, Anna with Jan Karol Bielecki from Janina Wappen, Burgrave Łucki, Katarzyna and Władysław Krasowski, the third with Stryjski for life: the second - Pobiedzińska.

This old house in Brzesko Kujawskie Voivodeship has its origins in antiquity, whose ancestors inherited the goods of Cieplin in the same voivodeship in the Przedecki district and, among other things, a document from 1636 in 1636 was the records of the Poznan Municipality: secunda ante festum Nativitatis S Joannis Baptistae, in the; Jan Ciepliński, the former son of Wojciech, née Anna Bielicka, heiress in Sampolenko, testified part of his inheritance in the village of Cieplin, which Stanisław Sokołowski, a surrogate mother from the city of Poznan, donated. The same Jan Ciepliński, a land clerk from Sanocki, two weddings, Ursula Krzeszowna had in his first vote. 2 to voto: Barbara Pobiedzińska, after moving to the Sanok region in the Ruskie province, left three daughters: Anna after Jan Bielicki, Eleonora after Jan Strzyski, and Katarzyna for Władysław Krassowski. Two sons: Stanisław Aleksander, one of them with Ludwika Bandrowska, the daughters Anna and Katarzyna. The sons Franciszek, Jan and [S. 122] two: Katarzyna, an Augustinian woman in Cracow, and Zofia after Modelski, and two sons: Andrzej Karmelita and Marcin, who left offspring with Salomea Kosicka, six daughters: Marianna and Wiktoria Augustinian women. Theodosia after Eliasz Szeliski. Rosalia virgin. Tekla for Gorski, Salome for Rotow and seven sons. 1. Adam, who had three daughters with Dorota Gawłowska: Tekla, Franciszka and Józefa. 2. Stanisława Kostka, who with Anna Sikorska, has a daughter, Teresa, and after Kołyszka a major general in the Crown Forces. 3. Ignacy, the vice brigadier who was in a cadet's corps. 4. Ludwik, who has children with Kunegunda Nowakowska. 5. Vincent. 6. Sebastian with Duninovna as spouse. 7. Jan Ciepliński. This genealogy, based on authentic evidence, is arranged according to the extract taken on August 17, 1789 by Tabulis Galliciae et Lodomeriae. - Wielądek heraldry.

Weight coat of arms. Okolski vol. 2. fol. 439. This is how this coat of arms describes: The cross on the right should be double, on which the moon is not full, both sides with the horns turned down, underneath the lines are arranged and connected in such a way that the three triangles express themselves between the two triangles at the bottom there are three notches: the blue field of the shield is Okolski, but others form this coat of arms, they put a cross, not a double cross, on it the moon described above, below it scales in the shape of the letter W, so that from the corner of a letter W runs an elongated line to the other, which he connects to both ends, the end of the cross also runs through this line and lies in the middle of the letter W, in a red field, three ostrich feathers on the helmet. The Pociejowie and Niepokojczyccy in the Duchy of Lithuania seal with this coat of arms, but the lower ones between the two angels below use three wręby, which are smaller from above. It was reassuring. in MS. Weights of many houses abroad [p. 211] take, the witness is Petrasancta cap. 84. fol. 651. And yes, this author says cap. 3. that the Cappadojans appropriated the weight of their own coat of arms of their nation. The beginning of this coat of arms, nothing more certain that it comes from the Ruthenian princes, and it is a heroic work, on which occasion, however, some people with Okolski suspect more than that it seems to be true.

Later authors state this as belonging to the coat of arms

Abramowicz, - Korzeniowski, - Wagów.

Jaruntowski, coat of arms of Prus 3tio . In Jarunty they once inherited in Łomża, in the Szczepankowska parish, from which Józef Jaruntowski left his son Jan, who after marriage to Važanka from Wagacz Waga, then Ważyński and the second Wawrzyńca, Wojciech's son, called Podolia, the judge , was a town Żydaczowski, and there he took Jakub Popkowski, a daughter of whom there were two sons, Jan the childless, and Bartłomiej, who also fathered two sons, Jan the childless, and Adam, who was the first employee and judge of the City of Sanocki, the castellan of Sanok died. Ewa Druszkiewicz, the castellan of Chełm, gave him two daughters, one of whom was Antonina and Siekierzyński, the other Angela: and three sons, Tobias, Zygmunt and Alojzy.

Jaruntowski, the castellan of Sanocki, the son of Anna Dydyńska, a land clerk, Sanocka, and two sons, Bartłomiej and N. - Krasicki.

Kalenkowicz from the Kotwicz coat of arms in Rus. OK. Volume. 3. fol. 180. near Strupińskie tells about them, and it is useful that the Kalenkowiczs write from Strupin, from Lithuania they moved from Grodno poviat to Ruthenia. Mikołaj, Chambers of Lubelska, Sandomierska, Lwowska, tenement house from 1562. Counted by Valentin Dębiński, Crown Treasurer, as I read in MS. Petricov. Samuel Kalinkowicz had Marianna Szczawińska behind him, but he lived with her childless, two thousand counted his court in Jarosław to our church at the monstrance, he gave us: the altar to the relics of St. He made candide and made the chalice gold, and the work and weight of the distinguished man gave him to this place in 1628. He was treasurer of Anna von Shetemberg, Duchess of Ostrog. John, his brother in our order, ruled Toruń College in 1638. Hist. Dom. Prof. Prof. Crac. Jacek signed the election of Władysław IV. With the Ruthenian Voivodeship.

Korzeniowski vom Wappenwaage, in the Brześć region the same coat of arms as and Pociejów.

In heraldry, Wielądek mentions the Korzeniewskis of the coat of arms and mentions those that Niesiecki under Korzeniowskie of the Nałęcz coat of arms finally placed here when they moved to the Bracławski Poviat, and then comes the third Korzeniowski house. According to him, the Korzeniewski family during the constitution of the union of the Duchy of Lithuania with the Polish crown, when many houses were changed their coats of arms and they took new ones, as the princes of Ostrog; The Wiśniowiecki and the Wagę coat of arms in the Lis coat of arms, that is Mzura, from these Hapon Korzeniewski with his settlements in Lithuania and the crown, as in Smoleńsk Waruszkiewicze and others, in Oszmiański Poczern, in the Bracław voivodeship, I. went to the crown in of Ukraine, good Korzeniówka, Marshal of JK Mci was the first for Zygmunt, his son Jan Haponowicz with Anna, Queen of Poland, King Stefan Batory, his wife, was treasurer, he received the Trabian Starosty in Vilnius and for others from the same king royal lands in Grodno, in which he expresses that, at the intercession of the queen, he gives him tenderness and loyalty for this treasure as a reward with an obligation to stay with him longer. The same Jan Haponowicz, 45,000 Lithuanian pennies, made his own military money for the needs of the Republic of Poland, and when he was under Sigismund III. Heading the Royal Roys in Ukraine, he lost his life on this occasion, with Wielamowiczownna behind him. of my three sons: Piotr, whose successors are in Vilnius, Wiłkomierskie, Kaunas. Kazimierz Korzeniewski from Wileński. Władysław von Wiłkomierski signed at the 1700 congress near Olkiniki. At the same time Olkinikami [p. 261] Wincenty Korzeniewski killed in action. Paweł Korzeniewski signed up for the election of King Stanisław August from Kaunas.

The second son of Jan Korzeniewski, the Starost von Trabski, Stanisław, who served in the military, was in Turkish captivity for nine years. After leaving, Zygmunt gave him 1I1 as a reward. a privilege for the well-being of Wydra in Smolensk and a place in Smolensk Castle with a fiefdom that later turned into a perpetual parliamentary constitution. The same Stanisław from the same Zygmunt 1H, the king after the count, received an order for 45 Lithuanian Groszy from his father Jan Haponowicz, which was given to Dmitri Chalecki, Treasurer of Lithuania, for payment. who, for the passionate with all the other papers with the same designation as the original for the wafers in the Nowogrodzki files, were not satisfied with the extract. The same Stanisław and Porzęcka, who were married in Wileński, are born from them Józef Korzeniewski, captain of Lidzki, at the act of confederation. It. Lit. In 1764 he wrote:

The third son of Jan Haponowicz, Krzysztof Korzeniewski, from the Oszmiański Voivodeship in the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship, who had settled in the Nowogrodzkie Voivodeship, had many childless sons with Halska Stęczenwesowna, including Adam and Bogumiła née Anoy Dostoyenseva went to Dostoyła with the acquisition of Anoy Dostoyeva 1635 to the Piński poviat. With the dignity of King Michael, Pieska fathered a son Jan Michał with two names, a swordfish Pinski, who moved to Volhynia before the beginning of the 17th century. He had Helena Boreykowna behind him, of whom the son of Samuel the hunter Bracławski and the town clerk Winnicki were deputies and envoy more than once during the reign of August II. He came from the same province of Bracław and had Izabela Czarnecka behind him, with whom the daughter Marianna Onufry Olizar was married. He had three sons, Jędrzej Médélate Kodeński, canons of Posen and Kijowski. The second Leon, a member of the Crown Tribunal and a member of the Bracławski Council more than once, died as a castellan of Zakroczym and a knight of the Order of the 5th Stanisław. After walking with Józefa Szaniawska, the crown stool , two daughters from Ossolińska, the crown treasurer of Ossolińska, were born: Aniela, the flag of Czarnecki, W. Ks. Ignited. Brygitta divorced Małachowski, and Michał was a captain of the national army, Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław, a member of the Vilnius Tribunal and later a member of the district. Piński, married to the standard Bogatkowna flag from Bracławska. Lit. Brygitta divorced Małachowski, and Michał was a captain of the national army, Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław, a member of the Vilnius Tribunal and later a member of the district. Piński, married to the standard Bogatkowna flag of Bracławska. Lit. Brygitta and Małachowski divorced, and Michał was a captain of the national army, Knight of the Order of St. Stanisław, a member of the Vilnius Tribunal and later a member of the district. Piński, married to the standard Bogatkowna flag of Bracławska.

The third son of Samuel, Kajetan Korzeniewski, the hooded marshal from 1764, later the district judge Piuski, then regent of the office of W. Ks. The Lithuanian deputy from Wołyński in 1776 and from Piński in 1786, adviser to the council, appointed commissioner of several committees of the Seym in 1780 , the white eagle and the bachelor Stanisław, married to the standard Lithuanian ensign Róża Countess Krasicka, fathered a daughter Anna, who married Aleksander Pociej, the oboźny Lithuanian, with his descendants, the son of Teodor Pociej. - -

Niepojczycki from the coat of arms with a variation (vol. 11 p. 315)

Niepojczycki from the coat of arms with a variation . - Only Małachowski himself quotes them like that.

Pociej from the coat of arms (t. 7 pp. 335-339)

Sweat the coat of arms in the Principality of Lithuania. During the reign of King Sigismund I, King of Poland, it flourished in Monumen after Sapieha. fol. 136. Lev Pociej, Treasurer of Lithuania, took Anna Łuszczanka (who resumed her marriage to Dominik Pac, the castellan of Smolensk, after his death) and fathered three sons, Adam, Teodor and Leon. Of these, Leon, the Landschreiber of Brześćński, is mentioned in the constitution of 1596. 683. When she appointed him commissioner for the demarcation of the Podlaskie and Brześcienskie Voivodeships , it was not only the daughter of an only child who was married to Michał Tryzna, the treasurer of Lithuania. Teodor was the Brześć district judge, whose title was laid down in the constitution of 1589. 560. Histor. Sapiehana p. 3. fol. 79. wants him to be the castellan of Brześćński, what if that is the case? then I think that he took this chair from brother Adam: and he left only one daughter, Zofia, with Fryderyk Sapieha, voivod of Mścisław, for life. Okolski writes about one of these houses that she was Jan Wisłouch's wife and that she made Calvinistic mistakes in great piety and [p. Out of charitable acts, she led the condition of a widow in the church in which her husband was buried. She built a chapel, which she enriched with silver up to a hundred pounds and which was adorned with a church apparatus. Adam, the third and eldest brother of the just mentioned, and the son of the treasurer Lev, first the district judge of Brześć, as the Konstytucje 1580 proves 363. later, as the castellan of Brześć, three daughters of Anna Ostrożęcka, Anna, Aleksandra and Katarzyna , as many sons, i.e. Jan, Krzysztof and Piotr, had fathered him, when his wife died, the world went on, chose a religious life under the rule of St. Baselo Hipacym, named after He could not, however, stay long in the shadow of the Hide the monastery, because he was soon from Sigismund III. would be hidden. He was consecrated by Michał Rahoza the miter of Włodzimierska and Brzeska, after whose descent he was called Metropolitan of All Rus and became the Archimandrite of Mushrooms, a defender of the holy union with the Roman Church; Because when he was once again sent to Rome by the Synod of Brest, only a mortuary of Wlodzimierz, he obeyed the Apostolic See, he wanted to convince others of it. His unsatisfied tenderness in this case and egregia in Ecclesiam Dei Merita is praised by the Piotrków Provincial Synod in 1607. de Unione Constit. Synod. f. 14. where the synod also declared itself, emphatically advocate the abolition of the parliamentary constitution in the praejudicium of its educated people. He financed Russian seminars and ordained seminarians at Societatis schools so that they could be inclined to this unity. He received the privilege of Sigismund III. King of Poland, so that the clergy of the uniats of the Rus are not brought before secular courts. With his zeal he will exacerbate the hatred of the schismatics, 1 the one in Vilnius by the side and the presence of King Sigismund when he was in a public procession in the divine body, and he also helped in the metropolitan apparatus, the agitated schismatic wanted him kill, and without guilt he would have perished. The worthy prelate, had he been the left hand, would not refuse the cut of the saber; After all, in this bad time he cut off the three fingers, from the smallest to the middle one, and the gold chain hung around his neck, the rest of the saber kept that the neck did not offend, and that in When he liked this villain , he had condemned his life after the good shepherd gave him his life and cut his fingers in St. He ordered the Blessed Virgin Mary to hang the Holy Trinity with this inscription. Castigans castigavit me Dominus, non me autem tradidit morii. Deserving God's Church and suffering many things, he went to pay in 1613. He was buried in Włodzimierz, where his untouched body lies. His sermons and sermons in Supraśl 1674 are printed. [S. 337] 2to. About the privileges granted to Rus by the Polish kings who recommend the Holy Union in 4to CD

Jan Podędek lands Brześćński and before that a land clerk, as the demarcation process of 1616 shows. Son of Adam, the castellan of Brześć. Krzysztof, the second son, her sister Aleksandra Helena, ruled the convent of the Brigitte nuns in Brest in 1628 when she fell fatally ill and was almost dying. Suddenly she fell asleep in this attack after seeing St. Stanisław Kostka, after which she got up well after sleeping. Process. Canonization. I know from one of these two brothers that there was a son Jarosław Pociej, who was a member of the Lithuanian tribunal in 1643. Piotr, the third son of Adam Castellan von Brześć, spent eight years in Rome at the court of Clement VIII. After returning to his homeland, he chased away, was a writer from the Brzeski country and from Zofia Kazanowska, a judge from Łukowska He left three daughters, Anna, Krystyna and Petronella, and twelve sons: Paweł, the one from Kumejki, fell under the hussar banner of Kazanowski while serving the enemy and advancing bravely; OK. Volume. Kazimierz, Jan-Kapitän, Adam, Brzeski's carpenter, whose two daughters, Joanna and Barbara, had monastic life in an enclosure under the rule of S. Brygida, chose the land on which the monastery of these ladies in Brest was founded. He left the Pociejów that was given to them forever: their third sister after the Sadowski capital Brzeski and then the castellan. Alexander, the abbess of St. Brygidy in Brest. Piotr, Teodor, Wacław, Sebastian, captain, Stanisław, captain, Samuel, lion. One of them, under the name of Adam, was the bishop of Włodzimicrski and Brześćński in 1655. Sermon of the Sermon. Cyprian. Stefanovsk. The second of them was the treasurer, whose daughter was Zofia, Franciszek Wężyk, the wife of Wieluń's head, and then the castellan. N.

Lenard, the twelfth son of Piotr, a land clerk from Brzeski, first a land clerk from Brzeski, then a deputy, then a judge, and Konstyt reminded him with this title. 1676. fol. 4. The Voivode of Vitebskie, the starost of Rohaczew, a chivalrous husband, and he is generous towards the churches, is mentioned in Konstytucje in 1678, died. Fol. 14 that the church was built and financed in Inflancecb, which was approved by the Commonwealth on Seym: He finished the chapel also from Trymy, started in Brest-Litovsk: he joined Regina Ogińska ciwun Trocki for life, his daughter , the remaining widow of Korfa (apparently he had a second wife, Lettavowa Litevovna), she gave him two sons, Ludwik and Kazimierz. Of these, Ludwik was the first writer [p. 338] Land Brześćński, lieutenant of Prince Radziwiłł, then Chamberlain von Brzeski, and deputy, Member of the Constitution of 1697. Commissioner for treatment in the Lithuanian Army, hereinafter referred to as the Lithuanian Guard, with this title to the Seym 1703. Constit. fol. 26. therefore took the treasury of Lithuania, from which he made the castle of Vilnius, where he held a large Lithuanian mace, died in 1730 as Vilnius voivode. He founded the OO in Kłodawa. Paulinów, the wife of his first Zaborowska castellan Wołyńska sterilis, the second Emerencjanna Warszycka Schwertnikowna crown, from which the daughter Franciszek Borzęcki, the Lithuanian under-table star of Żydaczów, married, this Ludwik was the marshal of the Lithuanian mit Tribunal, his brother in 1714 Ensign Trotsky, he was raised to the castle of Witebska, from there he moved to the castle of Trakai, but from this he voluntarily took over the Vitebsk Voivodeship, although he gave up a higher starost of Rohaczów, Zyzmorski and Suszki, more than once deputy, twice Marshal of the Lithuanian Tribunal, the first time in 1711, the second time in 1719. His first wife Chreptowiczowna, the second Chalecka Franciszka, whose two daughters died in 1728. His two daughters remained, one Barbara for Józef. The other, Teresa Humiecki, is married to Brzostowski, the Lithuanian writer, and Ignacy, the voivod of Podolia, now that I am writing this to the Stolnik Crown. The three sons Antoni, Alexander and Michael. This was founded by the Brotherhood of the Holy Trinity in the Kitejszkim Church. In Ostrowno there is a Church of the Miraculous Virgin Mary, formerly of Zygmunt II. After defeated Moscow was crowned, he repaired it at no low cost, adorned the rich with the apparatus and made a significant contribution to renewing the hotter service. In Vitebsk he contributed a marble column with a golden statue of B. Josaphat, the archbishop of Polotsk and martyr, settled in the same place where this saint was tortured by schismatics. In Vilnius OO. He founded the Paulines. He built seven new Orthodox churches in various places and on his lands and repaired many of the destroyed ones. O0. He calculated the number of basilicas for the completion of the basilica to be seven thousand; The big bell that weighs a hundred and twenty stones is buried at OO after his death. Bernardines in Brest-Litovsk.

Antoni, first Lithuanian from Oboźny, at that time a Lithuanian guard and regiment, Starost von Wołkowyski and Zyzmorski, first son of Kazimierz, voivode von Witebski, wife of his Rozalia Zaborowska, castellan of Wołyń, of whom only [p. 339] Ludwik's daughter was married to Stanisław Lubomirski, head of the Starost von Sądecki Crown. Alexander, the brother of his Cupbearer from Lithuania, the Starost von Olkinicki, now the Castellan von Witebski, after Rdołtowski allied himself for life with Wojnianka from the Trąby coat of arms, the Starosta von Bracław, the widow of the Brzostowski castellan from Mścisław. Michał, Starosta Rohaczewski, third brother: a miraculous painting of the Virgin Mary, famous for miracles among the fathers. Bernardynów in Brześć left Pociejowski's house.

Aleksander Pociej, son of Kazimierz, Voivode of Vitebski (as above), rained in 17707 at his age, alive, settled the chair of the Trakai Voivodeship. and Tyszkiewicz, the castellan's Mścisławska, two of these sons: the elder Ludwik, the Lithuanian guardian from Potocka, the voivode of Poznan, leaves his descendants, all of which are extinct, and this guard Ludwik himself lived his wife a few days later in 1771 . After the death of her husband, she gave birth to a son, the last spark of this noble house - and the remaining widow Leonarda renewed her marriage to Granowski. - Krasicki.

Coat of arms weight . - Kuropatnicki: - Małachowski. - A house in the Podlaskie Voivodeship, including Teodor Scholarum Piarum, author of several scientific works, who died in 1801 at the age of 63, and two of his living brothers.

Poraj coat of arms. A white rose with five leaves, in a red field there should be a rose above the helmet and the crown; that's how they describe him, Paproc. in the fol. 58. and 1171. For the coat of arms. fol. 355. and fol. 672. Approx.volume . 2. fol. 634. Miechov. lib. 2. cap. 8. Jewels fol. 75. Biel. fol. 52. Everyone agrees that this coat of arms from the Czech Republic came to Poland with Poraj, Ś's brother. Wojciech, the bishop and martyr, as this Dąbrowka and other Czech lords after Mieczysław [p. 389], after leading the Polish monarch away and liking these lands...

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• The noble Polish family Waga.
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