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1. TR : Kasztelan [1]
Thanks What was a castellan? What was a standard-bearer? Thanks Aldric Vignon -----Message d'origine----- De : David Zincavage [mailto:jdz@inr.net] Envoyi : mercredi 30 juillet 2003 16:22 @ : Aldric Vignon P; HERBARZ-L@rootsweb.com Objet : Re: Kasztelan > "Stanislaw Kasztelan Piotrkowski Seidzia Czestochow" Stanislaw (was) castellan of Piotrokow, judge Czestochowa > "Kazimierz Chorazy Piotrzowski" Kazimierz (was) standard-bearer of Piotrzow ----- Original Message ----- From: "Aldric Vignon P"
2. RE: Genealogy - Grazewicz - Additional Information [1]
> Poczet szlachty galicyjskiej i bukowinskiej < I own a copy. Unfortunately only Jastrzebiec and Slepowron Milewskis are listed as having proved noble status in Galicia, nor are Czaplickis listed. Ignacy Grazewicz proved noble status in 1785. Jasiewicz lists a Witold Grazewicz born about 1913, whose father had been a physician in Belzyc. His mother's maiden name was Ewa Pohoska. He was arested and shot by the Nazis in Palmiry in 1940.
3. Bitler and Podchocim/nski [1]
Dear David Zincavage , could you please give me information at first about Bitler and Podchocim/nski ( I know that these families were noted in German armorials as well ) , I don't ask everything at once . Thank you very much for helping . Your faithfully James ( modern@hot.ee )
4. Fw: misaddressed [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Roche " To: Sent: Monday, July 14, 2003 7:14 PM Subject: > Looking for ancestors from John Roche Last name may have been cut down from > Roche?-?????----- to Roche when coming to the United States fron England, > ancestors are suppose to be from Lithuania Married a Rosana Vobuke in > England. > email : roche @ruralnet.org > >
5. RE: picture of family seal from Rita Robinson [1]
> Thank you Mr. Stevens < You are welcome Ms. Robinson. I have no reason to doubt that you held a seal from Europe in your hand. Did the image on the seal resemble the illustration you sent to Mr. Zincavage? If so, then the image did not originate in Poland. The overwhelming majority of Polish coats of arms are known and recorded in armorials and other documents. Your illustration is so unusual, that experts could easily identify it. This picture was invented by someone who has seen heraldic devices,
6. Polish nobles [1]
Dear Sir/Madam , Does anyone have any information about Polish noble families ; Kurol , Bitler , Ozewicz , Ig/chnatowicz h . Godzemba , Zawilejski-Ig/chnatowicz , Podchocim/nski , Zenowicz-Stempazecki, Weryho ? Any information will be appreciated . Thank you in advance . Your faithfully James ( modern@hot.ee )
7. RE: Polish nobles [1]
http://www.polishroots.org/herbarz/herbarz_index.htm Try here. (I'm a cut-and-paste, no typing kinda gal...) Sophie M. Korczyk -----Original Message----- From: David Zincavage [mailto:jdz@inr.net] Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 6:55 PM To: HERBARZ-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Polish nobles Typing out eight armorial entries is a lot of typing. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jura" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 1:11 PM Subject: Polish nobles > Dear Sir/
8. Re: misaddressed -Roche [1]
Next question... Where did they live and was it a legal name change??? If so...it will be in the court of common pleas, I believe...
9. Bitler and Podchocim/nski [1]
Dear David Zincavage , thanks a lot . Is anything said about Bitler or are they just noted in Kasprzycki and Zernicki ? And do you know what other noble families Podchocim/nskis are related to ? Your faithfully James ( modern@hot.ee )
10. re-subscribe please [1]
my name is Nadia Larsen nee Dabrowska and I subscribed and received a wealth of information when I started my search for my late fathers family. (back then I thought he was Russian)I have since then found them and visited them all in Poland.Thank you. Nadia Larsen www.chocalot.com chocolate speed dating ages 38-58 seniors 60+ speed dating in September chocolate birthday parties!
11. Re: Dabrowski [1]
>Concerning Dabrowski I was wondering if there is a site that gives the >geneology for this name. Dabrowski from Tarzymychy was what I was >interested in. Is there anything for this area Lublin Province. Where >basically does the clan start. Thankyou Jim Wa~siura
12. Patents of Nobility from the Czar of Russia [1]
Dear Listing, A friend of mine asked how one may obtain proof that a Patent of Nobility was given to a person by a Russian Czar around the time of WWI. This document was required to buy and sell land, under Russian rule. What office might have this information? I do know that, for a time, the Czars made concessions to the Polish Nobility. This was their way of gaining their favor. Anyone know? Felix Grabowski _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get
13. Re: Milevsky [1]
In a message dated 7/1/2003 4:50:32 AM Central Daylight Time, Kiskamilev@aol.com writes: > Subj:Milevsky > Date:7/1/2003 4:50:32 AM Central Daylight Time > From:Kiskamilev@aol.com > To:HERBARZ-L@rootsweb.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > > > Hi > > I am looking for information about my Fathers family. Unfortunately I know > > > very little. > > My Fathers name was Vladimir or Wladslaw or Wolodumuz Milevsky and
14. RE: Mysterious Radwan drawing [1]
A caveat first: As I unfortunately do not speak Polish and I therefore do not understand the context of the document properly, my remarks may be inappropriate for this case. I remember seeing a contract between two Masovian noblemen written in 1589 (so about the same time as this document) with two seals attached to it. Both seals showed only the shield (no helmet etc.) of the coat of arms of the parties, but WITH THEIR INITIALS ON TOP OF THE SHIELD. I would infer from this example (everyone knows the pro
15. Re: Dabrowski [1]
Da~browski is a locational form, referring to ownership of, or merely origin from, a locality named for _da~browa_ "an oak grove." Localities named Da~browa are very common in Poland, and Da~browski is one of the most common Polish surnames. Circa 1994, there were 92945 Da~browski-s in Poland. Obviously there are extremely large numbers of homonymous unrelated Da~browski families from a great variety of regions and location, some armigerous, some not. Kasprzycki's compendium lists no less than 68 differe
16. Re: picture of family seal from Rita Robinson [1]
Yes, I really know that. It's back to the haystack for me. (smile) Thank you though. Rita R., Ontario, Canada Yesterday is history, for us it is a mystery. ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Zincavage" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 5:56 PM Subject: Re: picture of family seal from Rita Robinson > There are no back doors. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "robinson" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, July 23,
17. information on NOZIJKOWSKI [1]
Does anyone have any information about NOZIJKOSWKI surname, or families....... Thank You. Martin Nozijkoswki (I speak Spanish) _________________________________________________________________ Charla con tus amigos en lmnea mediante MSN Messenger: http://messenger.yupimsn.com/
18. Back from my vacation [1]
Hello, I'm back briefly from a ocean cruise. Love the sea air. Then I am off again for a business trip. So has anything been happening since I was away. I looked in the archives and didn't see much since I left. Felix Back from fishing....LOL _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
19. RE: Ref Looking For Proof [1]
Jakub baron de Puget was the resident of Augustus II to the Holy See. He hailed from Aquitaine. In 1726 he received an indygenat - naturalization of foreign nobility in Poland by the Parliament on the recommendation of the Hetmans. The record of this (noted by Trelinska) is in the Volumina Legum VI, s. 231, nr. 25. The indygenat was to have included his descendents but this apparently wasn't completed until 13.I.1767 and there are separate documents of naturalization for Jan de Puget (son of Jakub) and a r
20. Senators and Deputies of the 1788 Sejm [1]
A month ago I queried about a site I had found 2 yrs ago which had the portraits of General Antoni Jozef Madalinski and other members of the Sejm. It seems the site was run by Polish students in Chicago and was gone, but I found this same information I had been seeking and here it is, not only of him but the others if you click on BACK under his portrait. Belated thanks to Sandy and David who had also tried the first attempt and replied to me. http://www.polishconstitution.org/description/ajma Irene-Aim
21. Re: re possible family connection or something [1]
> > It would be possible to look up entries in published sources for a > > particular surname. I, and some other correspondents here, are likely to > > recognize any of the standard Polish coats of arms. > > > > _Hrabianka_ means "countess" in Polish. The term count or countess may be > > found used in either of two senses in the Polish context, (1) as an > official > > title conferred by a sovereign, or (2) as an equivalent of _Pan_ "Lord, > Sir" > > the ordinary Polish nobleman's title. > > > > I could
22. Fw: Rozanski, Poraj [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Grzerus" To: Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 6:15 AM Subject: Rozanski, Poraj > Szukam ossb o nazwisku Rs?aqski lub Ro?aqski, herbu Poraj. Najlepiej sprzed > I wojny 6wiatowej. /yli w Lubelskiem, i na terenach dzisiejszej Bia3orusi. > Prawodopodobnie wywodz1 sij z miejscowo6ci Rs?ana. Je?eli kto6 ma jakie6 > informacje lub wie gdzie ich szukaf, prosze o jaknajszybszy kontakt. Z gsry > sedecznie dziekuje! > Pozdrawiam > G.R.P
23. Re: Markeim, Merkein [1]
Thank you, Leon. Your explanation is very acceptable. Pomierki was situated just upon the border : Poland/Ostpreussen, and after 1795 Westpreussen/Ostpreussen. In 1921-1939 it was near the Polish/Eastprussian border again. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Leon Stevens" To: "Eduard Wojciulewicz" ; Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 8:56 PM Subject: RE: Markeim, Merkein The Gername surname dictionaries I have consulted do not list "Markeim"
24. Milevsky [1]
> Hi > I am looking for information about my Fathers family. Unfortunately I know > very little. > My Fathers name was Vladimir or Wladslaw or Wolodumuz Milevsky and he was > born somewhere near Czestochowa. He always maintained that his Father, Anton > > Milewski was of the Nobility and a Calvary officer. His Mother is stated as > Antonina Krasudska. I have tried to find information from the internet and > could only > find people who were Jewish living in the USA with this surname and as I am > no
25. Re: Back from my vacation [1]
>Hello, > >I'm back briefly from a ocean cruise. Love the sea air. Then I am off >again for a business trip. > >So has anything been happening since I was away. I looked in the archives >and didn't see much since I left. > >Felix >Back from fishing....LOL Should have gone with you instead of getting into an accident in St.Augustine...some vacation...never put my rod in the ocean...at Fernandina... cordially... edward...
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