The noble Polish family Rembow. Die adlige polnische Familie Rembow. E-Book

Werner Baron v. Zurek Eichenau

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This is a hodgepodge of a disordered, systematically arranged collection of the Polish nobility. On these pages you will find out everything about: descent, aristocracy, aristocratic literature, aristocratic name endings, aristocratic association, genealogy, bibliography, books, family research, research, genealogy, history, heraldry, heraldry, herb, herbarity, indigenous, information, literature, names, nobility files, Nobility, personal history, Poland, Schlachta, Szlachta, coat of arms, coat of arms research, coat of arms literature, nobility, coat of arms, knight, Poland, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: English, German, French. Das ist ein Sammelsurium einer ungeordneten, systematisch angelegten Sammlung des polnischen Adels. Auf diesen Seiten erfahren Sie alles über: Abstammung, Adel, Adelsliteratur, Adelsnamensendungen, Adelsverband, Ahnenforschung, Bibliographie, Bücher, Familienforschung, Forschungen, Genealogie, Geschichte, Heraldik, Heraldisch, herb, Herbarz, Indigenat, Informationen, Literatur, Namen, Nobilitierungsakten, Nobility, Personengeschichte, Polen, Schlachta, Szlachta, Wappen, Wappenforschung, Wappenliteratur, Adel, Wappen, Ritter, Polen, szlachta, herb, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, veltimere, systemati cordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Rassemblement, veltimere, ordinaretur systématique super collection Poloniae, Translations in: English, German, French. Il s'agit d'un méli-mélo d'une collection désordonnée et systématiquement organisée de la noblesse polonaise. Sur ces pages, vous trouverez tout sur: descendance, aristocratie, littérature aristocratique, terminaisons de noms aristocratiques, association aristocratique, généalogie, bibliographie, livres, recherche familiale, recherche, généalogie, histoire, héraldique, héraldique, herbe, herbalisme, indigène, information , littérature, noms, dossiers de noblesse Noblesse, histoire personnelle, Pologne, Schlachta, Szlachta, blason, recherche sur les armoiries, blason de la littérature, noblesse, blason, chevalier, Pologne, szlachta, herbe, Herbarz. Sammelsurium, veltemere, systematice ordinaretur collectio super principes Poloniae, Gathering, velti

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

The noble Polish family Rembow.Impressum

The noble Polish family Rembow.

Die adlige polnische Familie Rembow.

Rembow , coat of arms. In a red field, a vertical Lance, the two with the tips upward, feathered arrows at a point schrägerechts and schrägelinks is crossed; Helmet - jewelry: a black, closed Adlerflug. This coat of arms is used by:

Rembowicz, Rembowski, Sabinski.

Rembow . In a red field a silver rose; Helmet ornament: in the midst of an open silver flight, an armored arm, the hand of which is covered with a rose. One branch was called Szadlinski .

Rembowski of the Ślepowron coat of arms (vol. 8 p. 104)

Rembowski of the Ślepowron coat of arms in the Ciechanów region . N. Castellan of Ciechanów . Gabriel is a captain and a famous soldier. N. had Konstancja Ciemniewska behind her. Jakub Rembowski , Zakroczymski , the coffee table. According to the Krasiński genealogy, they went from Sławek Krasiński , judge Różański , of whom Stesław was five sons, to Rembów , from him and his descendants named Rembowscy .       

Krasiński des lepowron coat of arms (vol. 5 p. 363-372)

Krasiński of the Ślepowron coat of arms. The genealogy of this precious house, that is, 1722, engraved on a large map, has recently appeared . Parocki , while listing some of the ancestors of this earlier family, seems to agree with him; for this I also start the base of the Krasiński house according to the sworn card. Warcisław Korwin or Wawrzęta was the first to come to Poland from Pannonja , from Konrad, the old Duke of Mazovia, first court marshal and then hetman of his army, after marrying a pobożanka , he reformed his coat of arms in such a way that he was his wife wore a raven with a ring over pobog . Paprocki seems to have a different understanding of Warcisław , the marshal of Prince Konrad, whose excerpt is quoted from the letter, where the goods of his Ślepowrona , Strychowa , Drozdzino and Wola are given by the Magdeburg Law of 1224, and another Wawrzęta z Ślepowrona , in the same year Hetman Konradowy , Klemens, the voivode of Cracow, after Bolesław the Chaste was ousted from the inherited state of Konrad, dared bravely in Suchodół , like the Baszek historian Ibi Wawrzęta Ślepowronius , cum nonnulla Masoviis , et cum ips se in Masovit , non multi reversi sunt : and in the second year Cladem suam apud Suchodoł acceptam Conradus Masoviae Dux ulturus ; Litvanos , Pruthenos , Jacwingos , contra nepotem suum Boleslaum Pudicum Cracouiensem Ducem , Arece et pretio subornat , quibus Wawrzętam Ślepowronium praefecit . The two sons of this Warcisław were Romans, whose business dealt with the estates of Ślepowron , Ronżanów and Pobożany . The second Uldimir or Bronisław u [p. 364] Konrad the Younger Duke of Masovia, marshal this daughter succeeded Stefan Siestrzonek from Dzierżonice , and son Sławek , judges Różański and Makowski, adds Paprocki that Jan the older prince of Mazowiecki and his whole house relieve him of certain obligations for eternity have, as the letter from 1427 shows. Genealogy. Sławomir the heir in Szczuki , from whom the Szczuccy , Stanisław the heir in Rembów , from whom the Rembowscy . Falisława , the heir in Łaniątki , from whom the Łaniecki family came; Jakub Stolnik Zakroczymski , heir of the Pieniny Mountains, of whom the Pienicki family ( Paprocki counts only three, Mikołaj , Jakub and Sławomir ) and Mikołaj , the heir of Krasny, the captain of Ciechanowski , settled this village, which he named Wola Krasińska in 1460 Łysków Moszaki , founded a church in Krasny in 1482. from Plichcianka he fathered four daughters Jadwiga, Jan from Zakrzew , Dorota, Zygmunt from Mischewo , Małgorzata Jakub from Podosia , son of Domarat from Sarnów , Ewa, Chodupski , 2 from Sobiejuski , married, and three sons, including Jan the pastor in Krasny.                     Jacob, who served Matias, King of Hungary, in the black army; and Adam, that is, after Paprocki Andrzej, who died when he hetmanized the people of Konrad the Mazovian prince in Wołoszech in Bucovina in 1497 , he had Aleksandra Dzierzgowska , the aunt of the Archbishop of Gniezno, Mikołaj , whose daughter was Magdalena, together with Wojciech Koziebrodzki and two sons, Mikołaj Suffragan Kujawski, the administrator of Gniczna , Paprocki only names him canon von Kujawski, and Jan stolnik Ciechanowski , the Katarzyna from the brick Mniszewo of the Lubicz coat of arms four [p. 365] daughters, Anna Piotr Szydłowska , 2do Lanckorońska : Dorota first Jakub Przeniński , then Stanisław Brzeski: Barbara, Łukasz Komorowski in the country Nurska : Eufemia, Stanisław Lossowski country Zakroczym , wife and children of five children: Franciszek, Wojciech, Mikołaj , Stanisław and Jędrzeji Of these      

Franciszek, the bishop of Cracow, who had been sent to study in Witemberg since his youth , found Professor Filip Melanchthon from there, but soon followed suit , because of Mikołaj Dzierzgowski that he should not be a heresy under such a master Cracow Academy, later Archdeacon of Kalisz and Canon of Owicz , he traveled twice from the entire Polish clergy in embassy to Paul IV. The Pope, where he did everything worthy of his will. Sigismund Augustus soon sent him to Emperor Maximilian as an envoy, he talked there for a while, not only did he calm down the royal interests entrusted to him; But even Stefan Batory , who later settled on the Polish throne, released the legacy of the ruling Polish king from Jan Zygmunt, when he was taken under guard with great effort. Return from Vienna to Vilnius, where the king lived, the coffin with imperial letters was lost, the hanging was for those who envied him the fame he had gained through this message; he suffered not the slightest loss of royal grace, however, and yes, he was sent back to the imperial court by Augustus, where he appeased the happy resentments between the king and the emperor for Catherine, queen, and from there he returned , received the rectory of Płock and the small seal of the crown, in which function he demonstrated his great bravery, as the best for his work and efforts in the Lublin Sejm in 1569 was the unification of Lithuania with the crown and the incorporation of the provinces of Volyn , Kiev and Podlaskie; After Padniewski's death, King Augustus, who valued the beautiful qualities of God in him, appointed him bishopric in Krakow, and soon he himself , dying from his hands, accepted the last sacraments in Kruszyn . Everyone is annoyed with him that during the first interregnum of the Confederation pro libertate religionis one of the bishops signed himself; but he did so at the persuasion of other Catholic lords, for the sake of peace, as he apologized to himself when the Krakow chapter of delegates asked him about it: After all, he came out more and more zealously against dissidents: torn interregna are evidence; against the Tatars he sent a hundred horses with Stanisław Krasicki oboźny , against [p. 366] To the inhabitants of Danzig fifty hussars and two hundred foot soldiers. Great nobles from Siewierska . he granted freedom with the consensus of his chapter. In his home town of Krasny, a church that used to be made of wood, he walled up expensively, decorated it with devices and silver, made a pastor, gave him several villas, and he financed whoever would sing the course every day; he built the hospital and school there. The numerous court brought many alms to the poor and monasteries, so that after his death there was little money left or he did not buy any goods for his relatives. After his death in 1577, his body was buried in Bodzęcin . Mikołaj Gnieźnieński and the Canon of Cracow, the second brother of Franciszek, the Bishop of Cracow, or as the genealogical title of the scholar of Gniezno of Cracow and the Płock canon, royal secretary. The third, Stanisław , archdeacon of Kraków, pastor of Warsaw, scholar of Gniezno, twice from provincial synods, once to Paul IV, the second time to Pius IV. He traveled in the embassy, ​​the royal commissioner until the end of the disputes over Spiż : he died around 1598. He gave large alms to the poor and monasteries and therefore had little money after his death or had bought no goods for his relatives. After his death in 1577, his body was buried in Bodzęcin . Mikołaj Gnieźnieński and the Canon of Cracow, the second brother of Franciszek, the Bishop of Cracow, or as the genealogical title of the scholar of Gniezno of Cracow and the Płock canon, royal secretary. The third, Stanisław , archdeacon of Cracow, pastor of Warsaw, scholar of Gniezno, twice from provincial synods, once to Paul IV, the second time to Pius IV. He traveled in the embassy, ​​the royal commissioner, until the end of the disputes over Spiż : he died around 1598. He gave large alms to the poor and monasteries and therefore had little money after his death or had bought no goods for his relatives. After his death in 1577, his body was buried in Bodzęcin . Mikołaj Gnieźnieński and the Canon of Cracow, the second brother of Franciszek, the Bishop of Cracow, or as the genealogical title of the scholar of Gniezno of Cracow and the Płock canon, royal secretary. The third, Stanisław , archdeacon of Cracow, pastor of Warsaw, scholar of Gniezno, twice from provincial synods, once to Paul IV, the second time to Pius IV. He traveled in the embassy, ​​the royal commissioner, until the end of the disputes over Spiż : he died around 1598. buried in Bodzcin . Mikołaj Gnieźnieński and the Canon of Cracow, the second brother of Franciszek, the Bishop of Cracow, or as the genealogical title of the scholar of Gniezno of Cracow and the Płock canon, royal secretary. The third, Stanisław , archdeacon of Cracow, pastor of Warsaw, scholar of Gniezno, twice from provincial synods, once to Paul IV, the second time to Pius IV. He traveled in the embassy, ​​the royal commissioner, until the end of the disputes over Spiż : he died around 1598. buried in Bodzcin . Mikołaj Gnieźnieński and the Canon of Cracow, the second brother of Franciszek, the Bishop of Cracow, or as the genealogical title of the scholar of Gniezno of Cracow and the Płock canon, royal secretary. The third, Stanisław , archdeacon of Kraków, pastor of Warsaw, scholar of Gniezno, twice from provincial synods, once to Paul IV, the second time to Pius IV. He traveled in the embassy, ​​the royal commissioner until the end of the disputes over Spiż : he died around 1598.                                                     

Wojciech Castellan Sierpski , the fourth brother of Bishop Franciszek of Cracow, from Zofia Ciemniewska , fathered Mikołaj's son , Chamberlain Różański , at the court of Emperor Maksymilian for several years at a considerable price: he had Petronella Szczawińska , the castellan of Łęczyca , the Starotress of Sochaczew , of the three sons Stanisław , Paweł and Jan. The first judge was first a district judge, then chamberlain from Ciechanów and finally castellan from Sierpski , he is in the constitutions of 1633 fol . The 48th and 1632th hood judge of the Warsaw General fol . 7. and 1638. fol . 21 and 1641. fol . 10. Agnieszka Wesslowna , Castellan of Ciechanowska , Acta Castrens . Zakroczym . In 1646 she gave him a daughter, Zofia, and three sons: Jan, Franciszek and Adam, Canon of Płock, pastor of Cudnowski . The second, Paweł , the pastor was Kaliski , Krakowski, Łowicki , a canon, the royal secretary, her wife Katarzyna Krzysztof Wessel. The third Jan Wojski Różański née Dorota Nieborska had four daughters: Anna for Kołodyński , Petronella for Długopolski , Regina Imo voto for Jakub Załuski , Ensign Rawski , 2do for Janusz Oborski , Marianna, first for Chomiak , then for Hołowiński . five sons, Mikołaj Canon and civil servant Pułtuski , Zygmunt had Ewa Bilińska behind him, Felicjan , Stefan had the first Kozicka Union, the second Marrianna Zelińska , this sterilis . John the Fifth from Kryska and then from Kozicka left these descendants: Zofia Panna , Elżbieta [p. 367] with Jan Nieborski , Franciszka with Franciszek Łysakowski , Cecylia with Zdrojowski , spoken for life: three sons: Marcin, Stefan and Teresa Rudzka , lived childless, and Paweł , who lived with Ludwika Zielińska ,