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The genealogy of Bogdan Konstantynowicz, the grandson of Piotr Golec, ex-Kiedrzynski, the son of Jan Golec of Wola Wiazowa b. 1866, the grandson of Mateusz Golec aka 'Kiedrzynek', vel Kiedrzynski; the great-grandson of Gabryel Kiedrzynski aka 'Golczyk' born in 1797 in Jedlno, the great-great-grandson of Izydor Kiedrzynski b. 1749 in Bieganin and his 2nd wife Helena Hutten-Czapska born 1762; the great-great-great-grandson of Andrzej Kiedrzynski b. ca 1710 (the son of Jan Kiedrzynski b. ca 1670), the owner of Raszkow and Bieganin with his wife Franciszka Nostitz-Jackowska b. ca 1715, the daughter of Jan Nostitz-Jackowski b. ca 1670. The Kiedrzynskis intermarried the Trampczynski family with my distant next of kin Wojciech Trampczynski, the Speaker of Polish Parliament in 1920s. Piotr Golec was the 'Gerlach' shop owner in Lodz in 1930s till Summer 1943, cooperated with the Kobylanski family of Kuznica Drzewicka. The Kobylanskis intermarried the Mieczkowski family and the Rakowieckis of the Leszno village close to Krasne, Bogate of the Narzymskis and to Przasnysz. The Rakowieckis intermarried famous the Ostrowski family with Ostrowski Count, the Regent of Kingdom of Poland in 1917-1918. Piotr Golec was my strong pro-German grandfather, anti-communist.
Piotr Golec was influenced by the Kobylanski-Mieczkowski-Rakowiecki-Gerlach clan and the Skora-Pfeiffer-Grzanek family: Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. 1877, was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski, the Nieciszew / Nieciszewo estate landlord + Helena Donimirski; the grandson of Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 + Olimpia Kalkstein, 1822-1892, the daughter of Stanislaw Klemens Kalkstein, 1782-1865 + Januaria Plaskowska, 1802-1872. Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833.
Helena Donimirski (1849/1851-1917 in Nieciszewo) was the daughter of Teodor Donimirski, 1809-1884 in TELKWICE + Zofia Slaska, 1812-1893 in Nieciszewo; the granddaughter of Antoni Donimirski older, 1767-1829 + Jozefina Bialoblocka, 1782-1847, the daughter of WAWRZYNIEC Bialoblocki, 1728-1782 and the granddaughter of Jan Bialoblocki, b. ca 1700, d. 1778.
Bogdan Konstantynowicz's ancestors fought against Lajb Wolf Ajzen in Sawin / Leon Andrzejewski / Leon Ajzef of Sawin in the Chelm Lubelski county and his friend Izydor Kurtz / Kurc / Czaplicki of Lodz; Izrael Ajzenman in Kuznica Drzewicka, Poznan that is the Jewish marxist underground under Jozef Rozanski / Jacek Rozanski / Jozef Goldberg, and with Roman Romkowski / Nasiek (Natan) Grinszpan-Kikiel / Natan Grunsapau-Kikiel / Grinszpan Menasze influenced by the Zionist movement and under the direction of Russian and Soviet military intelligence; they were creators of the Lodz counter-intelligence office in February 1945 and they persecuted Wladyslaw Mieczkowski, Wojciech Trampczynski and August Kobylanski in 1943-1959.
Piotr Golec was my strong pro-German grandfather, anti-communist. Piotr Golec was influenced by the Kobylanski-Mieczkowski-Rakowiecki-Gerlach clan and the Skora-Pfeiffer-Grzanek family: Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. 1877, was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski, the Nieciszew / Nieciszewo estate landlord + Helena Donimirski; the grandson of Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 + Olimpia Kalkstein, 1822-1892, the daughter of Stanislaw Klemens Kalkstein, 1782-1865 + Januaria Plaskowska, 1802-1872. Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833. Helena Donimirski (1849/1851-1917 in Nieciszewo) was the daughter of Teodor Donimirski, 1809-1884 in TELKWICE + Zofia Slaska, 1812-1893 in Nieciszewo; the granddaughter of Antoni Donimirski older, 1767-1829 + Jozefina Bialoblocka, 1782-1847, the daughter of WAWRZYNIEC Bialoblocki, 1728-1782 and the granddaughter of Jan Bialoblocki, b. ca 1700, d. 1778.
This text is about the "Confederation of Independent Poland" under the influence of the communist structure covering as many as the Lodz counter-intelligence and Konstanty Rokossowski (connected the Baranowo parish in the Ostroleka county with Wola Pszczolecka close to Przecznia), PM Leszek Miller (linked Malgorzata Zieleniewska, counter-intelligence official Monika Bogucka, Jaroslaw Slota/Skota of Chocen, the Jaworski-Sedzicki-Wodkiewicz family in Lodz), Colonel Adam Ostoja-Owsiany junior (connected Katowice and General Zbigniew Nowek of Bydgoszcz and Torun; with Terlecki-Zbigniew Natkanski team), General Wojciech Jaruzelski (linked the Hutten-Czapski family of Kalisz, Raszkow with the Karwat family, Jozef Pilsudski, Bardzki of Tczew, Narzymski of the Wizna parish and Bogate close to Leszno village and the near the Krasne estate influenced by Leopold Kronenberg's family), Wodkiewicz (linked Leszno village with Kisielnicki-Brodzki clan closest to the Chopin family, with Ostrowski, Rakowiecki-Kobylanski-Mieczkowski family intermarried the Pfeiffer-Skura genealogical line), Marshal Marian Spychalski (connected the Charlupia Mala/Charlupia Wielka area, the Andrzejak-Konstantynowicz-Zbieranowski family, with Jaruzelski-Hutten Czapski line, with Miezonka of the Konstantynowiczs who intermarried Zarako-Zarakowski/Puslowski clan of the Swolna/Holubowo estate and intermarried Staroch-Siedoch of Kazan, the Armand-Paszkowski family of Moscow came from General Franciszek Maksymilian Paszkowski the secretery of General Tadeusz Kosciuszko), Colonel Wladyslaw Chudzik (the links to Charlupia Mala and Bogdan Konstantynowicz, Zgierz and Adam Mickiewicz's death), Witalis Bogucki (the links to the Wyssogota Zakrzewski-Walknowski-Mielzynski-Kiedrzynski-Bardzki-Owsiany genealogical line), Natkanski (connected Honoratow in the Opoczno county with Glowno and Witold Waszczykowski the Foreign Minister), Major Tadeusz Sedzicki (linked Bogucki, Jaworski, Wodkiewicz and the village Leszno close to Przasnysz together with the Rakowiecki-Ostrowski-Kobylanski-Mieczkowski-Pfeiffer-Skura genealogical branch of Lodz, Krery, Czarnocin, Wola Pszczolecka, the Smogulecka Wies/Smogulec/Margonin area, and Wabrzezno-Niedzwiedz-Walycz), Oziemblowski (connected the Feliks Dzierzynski-Jozef Pilsudski genealogical line with Pilar Pilchau, Mochrenshildt, Becu, Slowacki, the Terlecki-Ostoja Owsiany family in Lodz together with Colonel Adam Ostoja-Owsiany of the Lodz counter-intelligence in 1980s-1990s and the Foreign Intelligence Agency in 2002-2026), Feliks Dzierzynski (intermarried the Bulhak family of the Bobrujsk district).
Above Walycz, Niedzwiedz and Wabrzezno:
I have spies around me in 2005/2009-2026 of Wabrzezno, Walycz-Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno and of Suwalki intermarried Lodz and also of Jeleniewo north to Suwalki, after 2009 the friends of P. Sosnierz, ex-Kingst. 81, ex-Wi. 147. We back again to the Mieczkowskis of Wabrzezno-Walycz-Niedzwiedz, and of Smogulecka Wies, and Ciborz-village Lidzbark areas. Ignacy Mieczkowski SENIOR b. ca 1750, d. 1794, was a relative to Maciej Mieczkowski 2nd (b. ca 1745/1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782). Maciej Mieczkowski b. ca 1750, had the son Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, d. 1833. Wojciech's sibilings: Jan Mieczkowski (1780-1841), Weronika Mieczkowska b. 1782, Jan Karol Mieczkowski, the 1st, judge in Gniezno, lived in 1780-1841 + Nepomucena Niezychowska.
Ignacy Mieczkowski youngest, 1876-1939 in Ciborz, the son of Jozef Mieczkowski, b. 1835, the Ciborz landowner (Ciborz bought Maciej Mieczkowski - close to Lidzbark; Maciej 1st, b. 1716); Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1876, youngest acted in 1919 in BRODNICA. The son of Jozef Mieczkowski, 1835-1907 in WALYCZ, 5 km south-east to WABRZEZNO + Zofia Maria Kucharska, b. 1841 in Niedzwiedz No 1, 4 km south-east to WALYCZ - d. 1904 in Walycz. Kucharska Mieczkowska had 4 daughters born ca 1901/1910. Jozef Mieczkowski, b. 1835, the owner of Ciborz, purchased the Niedzwiedz estate in Chelmno County, close to WABRZEZNO, comprising approximately 500 hectares, from his brother-in-law Kazimierz Kucharski in 1882; he died on April 1, 1907, and was buried in Lidzbark village. His wife, Zofia Kucharski, died in Walycz on June 2, 1904, buried in Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno.
Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1807, d. 1882/1892, and Antoni Mieczkowski had the sister Teresa Hermanowicz nee Mieczkowska, born ca 1805, d. 1875 + Wincenty Hermanowicz.
Ignacy Mieczkowski, 1807-1882/1892 in BRODNICA + 2nd in Plock to Maria Olszewski. Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1806/1807, died 1882/1892, had 6 siblings:
above Antoni Mieczkowski b. ca 1804,
above Teresa Hermanowicz b. ca 1805,
Petronela Mieczkowska.
Ignacy Mieczkowski m. 1st Zenobia Ciszewska with sons:
Witold Miaskowski, and Jaroslaw Kazimierz Mieczkowski.
Ignacy Mieczkowski married 2nd Maria Olszewska with 3 sons including above Jozef Mieczkowski b. 1835,
and Leopold Hipolit Kasian Mieczkowski b. 1833 (we have different Leopold Mieczkowski b. 1811).
Franciszek Stecki, born October 1, 1843 in Nick near Zielun, the Mlawa district. He attended the school in Zuromin. During the uprising, he joined the unit whose commander was the owner of the Ciborz estate near Lidzbark - Mieczkowski. In this unit, Stecki was a clerk. He took part in many battles, including Chromakowo. After the uprising, he hid in Brodnica. His father was giving a 'large ransom'. Stecki died in 1930, and is buried in the cemetery in Dzialdowo. In 1860, Leopold Mieczkowski 2nd, a doctor of medicine, settled in Biezun. Leopold Mieczkowski 2nd / Leopold Hipolit Mieczkowski was born on 13 August 1833 in the hereditary village of Ciborz near Lidzbark, as the son of Ignacy MIECZKOWSKI b. 1806/1807 (Ciborz bought Maciej Mieczkowski born in 1716). He graduated from high school in Chelmno Pomorskie in 1853 and began medical studies at the University of Berlin. He settled in Mlawa. In 1860 he moved to Biezun. During the uprising he provided assistance to numerous wounded people, after which he fled abroad. After returning to the country, he was repressed.
Leopold's sibilings:
Jozef Mieczkowski b. 1835, the owner of Ciborz close to Lidzbark, and Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno; Teofil Mieczkowski, the owner of Chromakowo in the Congress Poland; priest Leon Mieczkowski, in Gdansk; the sister married Norbert Kaweczynski, widowed in 1890 in Sobiewola.
Chromakowo - west to Chamsk, south-west to Zuromin, north-west to Biezun.
Maciej Mieczkowski b. 1716, bought Ciborz, close to village Lidzbark (not Lidzbark Warminski). Maciej Mieczkowski was the son of Franciszek Mieczkowski, b. 1679 + Zofia Chwalkowska. Franciszek was the elector in 1697 in Lomza. This is genealogical line to Wabrzezno. Old Franciszek Mieczkowski died ca 1766. Franciszek was the son of Lukasz Mieczkowski, b. ca 1640, the Lomza judge in 1677 + Helena Duczyminska; the grandson of Andrzej Mieczkowski b. ca 1610. Franciszek had a brother Jozef Mieczkowski b. ca 1680 + Felicjanna Lisowska. Franciszek had a daughter Marianna Biesiekierski, and two sons: Jozef Mieczkowski and Maciej Mieczkowski b. 1716. Franciszek Mieczkowski was the deputy governor of Lomza in 1710. Franciszek's brother was Zygmunt Mieczkowski + Teresa Glinka with the son Daniel Mieczkowski, the landlord of Slawice, m. Julia Przeradowska, 2nd m. Elzbieta Modzelewska.
Slawice = Slawice Szlacheckie close to Poradow and to Miechow, north to Cracow.
Note to above Miechow:
this is old communist network of Generals Kiszczak, Milewski [Kiszczak and Milewski were half-Gypsies from the Andrychow district] and Jaruzelski of the second half of the 20th century. My research [of 1987 until 13 December 2021] concerns many state intelligence networks created in the first half of the 18th century. Initially it was a global political network of the Russian intelligence infiltrated by the British [1791], French [from the 40s of the 18th century] and Germans [1769/1776], and by the Polish independence conspiracy [was established 1792/1799] starting from a years 1870/1878. The genealogy of Anna Dembinska Jackowska / Anna Nostitz-Jackowska, b. ca 1760, died in 1819 - and the Andrychow district, with the links to Cardinal Karol Wojtyla {and the Michalow-Klemensow estate of the Zamoyskis}, General Miroslaw Milewski {and the fate of Priest Jerzy Popieluszko in the Suchowola commune} and General Czeslaw Kiszczak in Roczyny {closest friend of General Wojciech Jaruzelski - the links to Kalisz and Hutten-Czapski intermarried to Jaruzelski, Karwat in Tczew-Wabrzezno-Wichulec area;
and the Karwat-Bardzki-Kiedrzynski branch came from Raszkow and Bieganin, together with Nostitz-Jackowski - Zaluskowski in the Chelmza district}: Antoni Dembinski (1705 - 1781, Gniewiecin, 25 km north to Miechow), the son of Jan Jozef Dembinski b. ca 1670. Antoni Dembinski was the owner of Roczyny [Czeslaw Kiszczak family here: Czeslaw Kiszczak was born in 1925, in Roczyny, the son of a struggling farmer who was fired as a steelworker because of his communist affiliation / Soviet net], Twierdza [4 / 5 km north-east to Wieprz; 8 km north-east to Andrychow; 8 km north-west to Wadowice], and Wieprz [Twierdza-Wieprz village, 5 km north to Andrychow; 6 km north-east to Bulowice; 5 km north-west to INWALD] close to Andrychow.
Antoni Dembinski married to Anna Petkowska; and 2nd to Zofia Strus b. ca 1725, the daughter of Marcin Strus b. ca 1680 + ca 1700 to unknown b. ca 1680, the daughter of the official of Gostynin, b. ca 1650; with daughters: Anna Dembinska [m. Nostitz-Jackowska] b. 1760; Teresa Dembinska Piatkowski; Elzbieta Dembinska Faruchowicz.
Close to Wabrzezno:
Waclaw Mieczkowski of Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno, studied in Cracow, lived in 1869-1947,
was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski younger, 1835-1907 + Zofia Maria Kucharska, 1841-1904 (spies around me in 2005-2026 of Niedzwiedz, Wabrzezno and Walycz connected to Gorska 14 in Lodz/Eva's caffe and JW.org, Marek Piotrowski of 'Retkinia' district in Lodz, also linked to Wi. 46 and Wi. 48/Wycliffe 21A with Zbocze 2 in Lodz and Pieniny 3 in Lodz/Uplyme Cl 36 - SWL Sec. with Jolliffe Ave 2A/Garlan. 106); the grandfather was Ignacy Mieczkowski older, 1807-1882.
Leon Mieczkowski b. ca 1846, m. 1st to Stanislawa Mittelstaedt, and Stanislawa d. in Wielka Koluda in 1886; Leon Mieczkowski b. ca 1846, d. 1931, m. 2nd to Julianna Arndt nee KARSKA.
Jozef Mieczkowski younger, 1835-1907 + Zofia Maria Kucharska of Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno, 1841-1904, and Leopold Hipolit MIECZKOWSKI were the brothers. Leopold Hipolit was living since 1859 in BIEZUN but then in Wloclawek ca 1870-ca 1890. Leopold Mieczkowski was the son of Ignacy Mieczkowski, 1807-1882 in BRODNICA + in Plock to Maria Olszewski.
My research on Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1806/1807, d. 1882, or 1892 - the CIBORZ landlord: we are thinking that he was the son of Ignacy Mieczkowski the 2nd, nobility, b. ca 1776/1778.
Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1776/1778,
had brothers:
Onufry Pawel Mieczkowski, Jakub Stefan Mieczkowski, and others.
Ignacy Jozef Franciszek / Jozef Mieczkowski = above Ignacy Mieczkowski the 2nd b. 1776/1778, married Wiktoria / Wiktorya Mieczkowska b. ca 1785, with 4 children: among others BARNABA Mieczkowski.
Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1806/1807, d. 1882, or 1892 - the CIBORZ landlord: we are thinking that he was the son of Ignacy Mieczkowski the 2nd, nobility, b. ca 1776/1778. Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1776/1778 was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski b. 1745/1750, leaseholder of Rospetek in 1772, lived in Iwno in 1772, see Jucewo; the owner of Smogulecka Wies in 1779-1791 (see Bogdan Hutten-Czapski in Smogulec), b. ca 1745/1750, d. bef. 1799.
Above family Mieczkowski of Wabrzezno-Niedzwiedz-Walycz moved home also to the Suwalki governorate/the Sejny county, ie to Swietojeziory and to Sereje, 15/17 km east to Swietojeziory.
Jozef Mieczkowski, b. 1835, the owner of Ciborz, purchased the Niedzwiedz estate in Chelmno County, close to WABRZEZNO, comprising approximately 500 hectares, from his brother-in-law Kazimierz Kucharski in 1882; he died on April 1, 1907, and was buried in Lidzbark village. His wife, Zofia Kucharski, died in Walycz on June 2, 1904, buried in Niedzwiedz close to Wabrzezno.
Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1807, d. 1882/1892, and Antoni Mieczkowski had the sister Teresa Hermanowicz nee Mieczkowska, born ca 1805, d. 1875 + Wincenty Hermanowicz. Ignacy Mieczkowski, 1807-1882/1892 in BRODNICA + 2nd in Plock to Maria Olszewski. Ignacy Mieczkowski b. 1806/1807, died 1882/1892.
Stara Hancza is situated 8 km south to border of Lithuania. This is the estate of the Swiatopelk-Mirski family intermarried the Nostitz-Jackowskis and settled in 1920s-1950s in Sibiu in Romania. The Swiatopelk-Mirskis lived in Swiedziebnia before Stara Hancza.
Swietojeziory/Sventezeris, Lithuania, the Lozdzieje county, sometimes as Swieto-Jeziory, the Suwalki governorete in Russia till 1915. In the 18th century Swietojeziory belonged to Dominik Radziwill and his daughter Stefania Radziwill. But in 1783 the Prussian King gave this estate to Mikolaj Myszkowski, confirmed in 1824. Swietojeziory belonged to the Myszkowskis till 1863. In 1863 divided, part took Mendel Burak. Above Dominik Radziwill/Dominik Hieronim Radziwill, had the daughter Stefania Radziwill b. 1809, d. 1832, married Ludwig zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg - she is not Stefania Julia Radziwill the lady-owner of Miezonka till 1842.
Swietojeziory was linked to Lady Hermanowicz born Mieczkowska, ca 1805-1875: of Wabrzezno-Niedzwiedz area and Ciborz close to Lidzbark village. She was godmother of Adella Kamilla Zofia Piotrowska b. 1835 in Sereje, together with godfather Fryderyk Myszkowski and Wiktoria Grzedzinska, Jan Tukallo.
Named Teresa Mieczkowska Hermanowicz b. ca 1805. Also with witnesses Franciszek Olechnowicz and Karolina Myszkowska. Adella's brother was Jan Leon Piotrowski b. 1840 in Sereje with the godfather Antoni Mieczkowski b. ca 1784 ? - acc to me born ca 1804 - the brother of Teresa Hermanowicz Mieczkowska b. ca 1805, the leaseholder of Jermoliszki - probably the member of underground movement in 1833. See Michal Wollowicz.
Adella's parents: Wilhelmina Myszkowska b. ca 1812/Rozalia Wilhelmina Myszkowska b. 1813 in Bychowszczyzna, the Sereje parish + Leopold Piotrowski, the landlord of Syryacie/Serejucie in the Sereje parish. Above Wilhelmina was the daughter of Rozalia Walwan + Fryderyk Myszkowski b. ca 1789, d. in 1863 in Swietojeziory, the landlord of Swietojeziory. Above Fryderyk Myszkowski was the son of Mikolaj Henryk Jozef Myszkowski b. ca 1749, d. in Swietojeziory in 1826, the Prussian major. Above Mikolaj Henryk Myszkowski was the son of Mikolaj Myszkowski b. ca 1715, moved home to Silesia; the grandson of Chryzostom Mikolaj Myszkowski b. ca 1675.
Swiato Jeziory / Swietojeziory / Sventezeris - in the Sejny district, a region of Lozdzieje, located about 9 km east to LOZDZIEJE. In the 18th century, belonged to Dominik Radziwill. Then, Swietojeziory / Sventezeris to Mikolaj Myszkowski until 1863. Then the estate broke up on a few parts. The farm passed to Mendel Burak. That is Mikolaj Myszkowski (b. in 1806, in the Doruchow parish, 13 km east to OSTRZESZOW - in Przytocznica 4 km north-west to Doruchow. See SUWALKI).
He was the son of Hipolit Ignacy Karol Myszkowski (1760 in Komorniki close to Poznan - d. 1828, Zapolice, 3 km east to STRONSKO; in the Stronsko parish - 9 km south-west to Zdunska Wola);
the grandson of WOJCIECH Myszkowski who had 4 wives; named Wojciech Stanislaw Myszkowski (b. 1727, Galewice, bpt in Cieszecin - d. 1795, Galewice) was the brother of Karol Myszkowski b. 1723, Galewice {godfather was Jan Maslowski + Jadwiga Maslowska-Myszkowska};
the great-grandson of Jan Myszkowski b. 1695 - d. 1730, Galewice, the official in Wenden, the owner of Galewice, north-east to Wieruszow and CHOBANIN;
who was the son of Mikolaj Myszkowski (1640 - 1713), the owner of Dabrowa / Dabrowka [4 km east to Galewice] and Galewice; m. Anna - the second wife. Mentioned above Mikolaj Myszkowski, 1640-1713, the owner of Ruda close to Wielun [5 km south-east to WIELUN; east to MOKRSKO - see Jan Paszkowski], and Galewice [13 km north-east to WIERUSZOW], m. the 1st to Aleksandra Grodzicka, 1640 - 1668, with:
1. Chryzostom Mikolaj Myszkowski, born ca 1675 or b. 1665-1709 m. Jadwiga Karsnicka of Wielun,
2. Jadwiga Myszkowska, died in 1725 m. Stefan Golygowski, the owner of Kurow (see Kiedrzynski) [8 km west to WIELUN],
3. Elzbieta Myszkowska m. before 1692 to Adam Kiedrzynski. Elzbieta Myszkowska b. ca 1675, d. before 1724, m. Adam Kiedrzynski b. ca 1660 / 1670, but in 1724 Eleonora Rozdrazewska was widow after death of Adam Kiedrzynski; Eleonora was then wife of Jan Relo.
JAN HUTTEN CZAPSKI b. 1763/1765, was living in RASZKOW (here also Helena Hutten-Czapska b. 1762, m. Izydor Kiedrzynski), but was the forest official in Glogowa / Glogow close to Raszkow and to Bieganin. Wladyslaw Hutten Czapski b. 1835/1840 had godmother Czapska of Piaski in the Boleslawiec parish. Galewice B [after Antoni Myszkowski] bought Wladyslaw Czapski, 1842 - 1911 in Galewice, ie. Wladyslaw Wincenty Czapski b. 1835/1840 [bpt. in WIELUN], the son of Ignacy Hutten Czapski b. 1802 in RASZKOW, and Justyna Wegrzycka / Wegrzecka, but bpt. of Wladyslaw Hutten Czapski was in 1844 in Wielun, with the godparents: Andrzej Piotrowicz and Konstancja Czapska.
The brother of named JADWIGA Myszkowska and ELZBIETA was Mikolaj / Chryzostom Mikolaj Myszkowski, b. ca 1675 - d. 1709, the owner of Galewice [13 km north-east to WIERUSZOW], m. in 1702 in Kruszyna north-east to Czestochowa [east to Cykarzew; 13 km north-east to KOSCIELEC of MADALINSKI; 16 km south to JEDLNO of Walewski - see Izydor Kiedrzynski], to Jadwiga Karsnicka b. ca 1680.
Swietojeziory, Przecznia close to Wola Pszczolecka and the Niesiolowskis, Massalskis, Ujejskis, Myszkowskis, Kiedrzynskis and the Golec-Rogaczewski family of Wola Wiazowa and Wola Psczolecka are linked to the 1833 uprising together with Gabryel Kiedrzynski, Wladyslaw Hutten-Czapski, Wollowicz and Karwat. Zofia Niesiolowska was born in Wargawce [Wargawka 13 km south-west to KUTNO] in 1903, the Leczyca county. She studied in Warsaw under Jozef Ujejski (illuminati) and Zygmunt Batowski. Zofia was closest to the UJEJSKI family, the Illuminati. She wrote the work on Kornel Ujejski.
PRZECZNIE / Przecznia:
Emanuel Jozef Wincenty Myszkowski, 1815-1891, lived in Paprotnia, owned Przecznia / Przecznie (3 km north to Wola Pszczolecka), Zapolice (27 km north-west to Wola Pszczolecka), divorced, the son of Antoni Myszkowski + Salomea Szeliska. Emanuel Jozef Wincenty Myszkowski b. 1815 close to Grocholice / Belchatow, the owner of Zapolice, Marcelew/Marcelow (2 km north-east to Zapolice and 1 km west to Swierzyny), Zygmuntow (in the Zapolice commune, it's a part of MARCELOW 2 km north-east to Zapolice), and of Przecznia / Przecznie in the Wygielzow parish close to WOLA PSZCZOLECKA - here my family: Rogaczewski + ex-Kiedrzynski of Wola Wiazowa and Jedlno, Bieganin, Raszkow. Przecznia - 1 km to Wola Pszczolecka.
Emanuel Myszkowski in 1843 lived in Pstrokonice / Pstrokonie; 1857 owned Korablew;
the friend in 1861 to Wincenty Bem, the owner of Belen, 11-8 km SE to Sieradz (4 km north-west to Zapolice), Tomasz Dangel of Chojny 7 km SE to Sieradz; Teodozjusz Wierzchlejski of Karsznice 19 km E to Sieradz. Emanuel Myszkowski in 1858 owned Ochraniew, sold to Benigna Tymowska; in 1863-1864 the insurgent; 1865 - took Przecznie in the Wygielzow parish and owned Zapolice, but he was living in Zdunska Wola in 1870, 1891 in Sieradz. Adolfina Zofia Myszkowska b. 1821 / Zofia Watta-Karczewska, 1821-1898, m. Emanuel Jozef Wincenty Myszkowski, 1815-1891. The Watta-Karczewskis moved home to Miezonka ca 1905.
Note to LOZDZIEJE:
Jewsjewicze = Wiejsieje - at present in Lithuania, west to Lejpuny, 25 km east to SEJNY, 19 km south to Swietojeziory, south-east to LOZDZIEJE: Michal Jozef Massalski (bef. 1700-1768), the son of Jan Massalski + Joanna Wollowicz. The parents died in 1706 in Prussia. Jan was the owner of Wiejsieje, Olekszyce, Bulkowo and Narewka; his grandmother was Marianna Anna Oginski; in 1737, he was the governor of MSCISLAW.
His sons:
Kazimierz Adrian Massalski died after 1777; Jozef; Jan; Ignacy. His daughters: Teresa; Marianna;
Katarzyna Massalska married Jozef Niesiolowski of Nowogrodek.
We back again to Massalski Michal Jozef (b. before 1700 or in 1697 - 1768), Commander of the Lithuanian army, he was the grandson of Marianna Anna nee Oginska.
His wife in 1724, was Franciszka nee Oginska, of Troki, died in 1750; she owned Rawanicze [the BEREZYNA parish; see SLOTWINSKI - Ravanichy around 24 km north-west to BEREZYNA] and Drecheza, part of Indura [south of Grodno], Swislocz [south to Indura], Hrayne, Wiejsiejki [Wiejsieje - 21 km south-east to LAZDZIEJE], Strunne, Mohylno, Kolpin [Kolpina / KOLPINO is 30 km north-west to POLOCK], Dukoza, Dryczyn [Dereczyn east-north to Indura] and Berzniki [east of SEJNY]. Franciszka nee Oginska, of Troki, married Massalska, in 1748 convey land possessions to sons.
Note on the SAMUELSON family come from the OLECKO area:
Ella Lipton and the Samuelsons immigrated to the USA in 1908 to build a pharmacy business in Gary, Indiana. Frank's older brother Herman also emigrated from Poland [the Suwalki area]. Samuelson come from RACZIK, Poland, then of the Prussian Empire to 1945 [Raczki Wielkie, north-east of Olecko, Prussia to 1945, and 1 km west of ex-Russian border; Nowe Raczki ca 6 km east of Olecko, and 2 km west to the ex-Russian border]. Robert Summers (June 22, 1922 - April 17, 2012) was a U.S. economist and professor, University of Pennsylvania, where he taught from 1960. He was the son of above named Frank Samuelson and Ella (Lypski) Samuelson. Anna (Glotstein) Lypski was a wife of Mayer Lypski and mother of Sophia Lypski born in 1892 in Suwalki, Poland. Above Mayer Lypski / Meir Lypski, was also born in 1840 in Suwalki, [Russia in the 19th cent.; see Borys Johnson genealogy - Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson PC MP (born in 1964) / Boris Johnson, is a British politician, and journalist. He has been Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs since July 2016; Johnson's mother, Charlotte Johnson Wahl nee Fawcett, was the granddaughter of Americans Elias Avery Lowe, of Russian Jewish descent. Johnson's great-grandparents come from an area north of SUWALKI] Russia to 1918 / Poland, died in 1923. He was the son of Mordechai Nissan Lypski. Ella Samuelson (Lypski) / Ella Lypski, was the daughter of above Mayer Lypski and mentioned Anna (Glotstein) Lypski. Ella was the wife of named Frank Samuelson [Frank Samuelson, 1886-1939, had married ELLA LIPTON = Ella Lipton / LYPSKI Samuelson], and she was the mother of Harold Samuelson; Paul Samuelson, Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 1970 [the links to Obama and to Tymieniecka - Karol Wojtyla] and Robert "Bob" (Samuelson) Summers.
Piotr Golec (ex-Kiedrzynski), the grandfather of Bogdan Konstantynowicz, was influenced by the Kobylanski-Rakowiecki-Pfeiffer-Skura-Mieczkowski family branch till 1949. But his great-grandfather Gabryel Kiedrzynski was influenced by the same line: Mieczkowski-Rychlowski-Pradzynski-Wyssogota Zakrzewski genealogical branch. Piotr's grandfather Mateusz Golec/Kiedrzynski was supported by the Pradzynski-Kiedrzynski family. Piotr's father Jan Golec was working for the Watta-Karczewskis of Przecznia. The father of above Gabryel Kiedrzynski was Izydor Kiedrzynski b. 1749, and he was living in Jedlno of the Walewskis, Freemasons. Please look below:
Ludwik Julian Konstanty Mieczkowski b. 1820/1828, d. 1902 in Owinska, the owner of Belecin, m. in 1852 in Poznan to Melania Teodozja Rychlowska b. 1828 - the Rychlowskis owned Sulmierzyce where the Skura/Skora family was living, then in Krery close to Przedborz; the Rychlowskis owned Osiny/Osina where Gabryel Kiedrzynski was living after 1802 because his mother Helena Hutten-Czapska married Kiedrzynska moved home from Jedlno to Raszkow, then to the Brodnica county, and she back in 1820 to Wola Wiazowa. Above Ludwik Julian Konstanty Mieczkowski = Ludwik Aleksander Juliusz Mieczkowski was the son of Karol Mieczkowski. Named Ludwik Julian/Ludwik Aleksander b. ca 1820/1828. Above Karol Mieczkowski b. 1788/1800. Karol m. Karolina Zychlinska.
Melania Teodozja Mieczkowska nee Rychlowska, was the daughter of
Hieronim Rychlowski m. Tekla Eugenia Taczanowska, b. 1801, m. in 1819 in Taczanow. Hieronim Rychlowski b. ca 1793, d. 1875, the landlord of Zimnowoda. Hieronim Rychlowski was the son of Ignacy Rychlowski, 1757-1807 + Faustyna Grodzicka. Ignacy Rychlowski was the son of Franciszek Rychlowski b. ca 1720, the landlord of Sobieseki (in 1781 the successors of Kazimierz Rychlowski, the governor, sold named Sobieseki and Kurzybrod in the Kalisz county, with dependency-outlying estate in Stoki), Stoki (11/12 km north to Belchatow), Mroczek/Mroczki Male (4 km north-east to Staw, 11 km north to Blaszki). Franciszek d. in 1766, the owner of Cerekwica, Zimnowoda, Gloginina, Goreczki, Strzyzewek, Sobieseki, Stoki (11 km north to Belchatow), Mroczki (close to Staw), m. in 1749 in Nowe Miasto by the Pilica river, to Justyna Grabska the daughter of Stanislaw Adam Grabski + Katarzyna Radomicki. Hieronim Rychlowski m. Tekla Eugenia Taczanowska, b. 1801, m. in 1819 in Taczanow. Hieronim Rychlowski b. ca 1793/1800, d. 1875, the landlord of Zimnowoda. Hieronim Rychlowski was the son of Ignacy Rychlowski, 1757-1807 + Faustyna Grodzicka.
This is the Mieczkowski's line came from Chwalkowska + Franciszek Mieczkowski. Franciszek had a son Jozef Mieczkowski / Jozef Anastazy Mieczkowski married in 1787, Ludwika Lochocka b. 1771. Ludwika was the daughter of General major Wojciech Lochocki + Anna Kalkstein - the Smogulec register. Jozef Anastazy Mieczkowski and Ludwika Mieczkowska Lochocka d. aft. 1795, they lived in Barcin; they had sons: Karol Mieczkowski b. 1788/1800, Antoni Mieczkowski and Wojciech Mieczkowski. Named Karol Mieczkowski was the god father in 1817 in Chelmce. Acc to Uruski, Karol Mieczkowski was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski + Wiktoria Szumanska, the second wife of Jozef Mieczkowski. Named Karol Mieczkowski owned village Grodno in the Gostyn county, he confirmed nobility in Congres Poland in 1837.
This is the line of -
A.
Honorata Mieczkowska born 1849/1850.
In Lomza in 1902, Franciszek Wachowski, the son of Stanislaw Wachowski and Julianna Spiewak + Feliksa Prusinowska b. ca 1879, the daughter of Teofil Prusinowski b. 1858 and (marriage in 1877) Honorata Mieczkowska (Mroczkowska) b. ca 1849/1850 - this is line of Jan Mieczkowski, 1786-1846 in MIECZKI + Aniela Rogowska = Jan Mieczkowski, ca 1780-1855 + Marianna Kuzma, and Jan Mieczkowski was the son of Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 in Rutki Stare (16 km west to Augustow), the Augustow county, d. 1834 + Marianna Fadrowska. Compare: Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833.
Leopold Mieczkowski was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann. Above Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782); the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720/1725, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777. Remeber about Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 in Rutki Stare (16 km west to Augustow), the Augustow county, d. 1834 + Marianna Fadrowska. Maybe Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 and Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1720/1725 were the sibilngs?
B.
Maciej Mieczkowski b. 1716, bought Ciborz, close to village Lidzbark (not Lidzbark Warminski). Maciej Mieczkowski was the son of Franciszek Mieczkowski, b. 1679 + Zofia Chwalkowska. Franciszek was the elector in 1697 in Lomza. This is genealogical line to Wabrzezno. Old Franciszek Mieczkowski died ca 1766. Franciszek was the son of Lukasz Mieczkowski, b. ca 1640, the Lomza judge in 1677 + Helena Duczyminska; the grandson of Andrzej Mieczkowski b. ca 1610. Franciszek had a brother Jozef Mieczkowski b. ca 1680 + Felicjanna Lisowska. Franciszek had a daughter Marianna Biesiekierski, and two sons: Jozef Mieczkowski and Maciej Mieczkowski b. 1716. Franciszek Mieczkowski was the deputy governor of Lomza in 1710. Franciszek's brother was Zygmunt Mieczkowski + Teresa Glinka with the son Daniel Mieczkowski, the landlord of Slawice, m. Julia Przeradowska, 2nd m. Elzbieta Modzelewska.
Slawice = Slawice Szlacheckie close to Poradow and to Miechow, north to Cracow.
C.
Nieciszew / Nieciszow [= Nieciszewo, in the Bydgoszcz county = Justhofen, 3 km west to PRUSZCZ, 5 km west to WALDOWO - compare LEWINSKI of TCZEW].
Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. 1877, was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski, the Nieciszew / Nieciszewo estate landlord + Helena Donimirski. Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. in Nieciszewo in 1877, solicitor in Poznan in 1905, Director of Bank Polski in 1924-1934, Polish conspirator, enemy of Russia.
Wladyslaw Mieczkowski's grandfather was Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 + Olimpia Kalkstein, 1822-1892. Olimpia Kalkstein b. 1822, was the daughter of Stanislaw Klemens Kalkstein, 1782-1865 + Januaria Plaskowska, 1802-1872. Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833. Leopold was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann. Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782); the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720/1725, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777.
The prominent national activist Wladyslaw Mieczkowski was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski (1844-1917) + Helena Donimirski (1849/1851-1917 in Nieciszewo).
Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska d. 1917 was the daughter of Teodor Donimirski, 1809-1884 in TELKWICE + Zofia Slaska, 1812-1893 in Nieciszewo;
Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska was the granddaughter of Antoni Donimirski older, 1767-1829 + Jozefina Bialoblocka, 1782-1847.
D.
Older Wojciech Mieczkowski / Wojciech Antoni Mieczkowski was the son of Franciszek Mieczkowski + Chwalkowska, born in Iwno in 1741, the owner of Iwno, and Wojciech Antoni b. 1741 had court case in 1784 vs Elzbieta Kasinowska the wife of Wojciech Zaleski about Iwno sold in 1755 by her died father Antoni Kasinowski. Wojciech Antoni Mieczkowski died in Iwno in 1805 - see Kcynia register. Wojciech Antoni Mieczkowski in 1779 married Ludwika Kielczewska, and Ludwika had court case in 1780, together with her sister virgin Eleonora Kielczewska vs priest Antoni Jablonowski, the governor of Poznan, the owner of Czeszew. Ludwika Mieczkowska Kielczewska died aft. 1785, and she had a son Jozef Mieczkowski / Jozef Onufry Mieczkowski b. in Iwno in 1781; and a daughter Antonina Marianna Mieczkowska b. 1779 in Iwno.
Mentioned Chwalkowska + Franciszek Mieczkowski had a son Jozef Mieczkowski / Jozef Anastazy Mieczkowski married in 1787, Ludwika Lochocka b. 1771. Ludwika was the daughter of General major Wojciech Lochocki + Anna Kalkstein - the Smogulec register. Jozef Anastazy Mieczkowski and Ludwika Mieczkowska Lochocka d. aft. 1795, they lived in Barcin; they had sons: Karol Mieczkowski, Antoni Mieczkowski and Wojciech Mieczkowski.
Named Karol Mieczkowski was the god father in 1817 in Chelmce. Acc to Uruski, Karol Mieczkowski was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski + Wiktoria Szumanska, the second wife of Jozef Mieczkowski. Named Karol Mieczkowski owned village Grodno in the Gostyn county, he confirmed nobility in Congres Poland in 1837. Next was Wojciech Mieczkowski, the son of Jozef Mieczkowski + Lochocka, and Wojciech Mieczkowski b. ca 1801, member of the Uprising in 1831 and 1848, the owner of Zajezierze in the Inowroclaw county in 1853, moved home to Poznan and here died in 1892, he was widowed after first wife, and married in Poznan again in 1856 to Anna Teresa Poklatecka, virgin, died in 1888. Wojciech Mieczkowski had a daughter Olimpia Mieczkowska, single, lived in 1853 in Czerniejewo.
E.
Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski b. 1816 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, were the relatives.
Above Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 + Olimpia Kalkstein, 1822-1892. Leopold was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann. Above Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782);
the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska (d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777).
Jozef Karwat b. 1852 married Zofia Hutten-Czapska, ca 1860-1939. Jozef Karwat b. 1852 had a sister Helena Mieczkowska b. ca 1850 + Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1850; and Jozef Karwat had a brother b. ca 1850.
Helena Karwat was the daughter of Julian Karwat + Urszula Bialoblocka; the granddaughter of Andrzej Karwat b. ca 1777/1790.
Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski / Ksawery Mieczkowski was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski older, 1816-1890, m. Wiktoria in 1838. She is likely Wiktoria Anastazja Zublewicz born Juchniewicz in 1816 of Zuprany [Zublewicz of Balwaniszki], died in 1883, married in 1840 to Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813 [= Jozef Mieczkowski b. ca 1816], m. 2nd Bernard Zublewicz b. 1815 in Nemenczyn, d. 1895, the son of Karol Zublewicz + Scholastyka Joteyko / Jotejko; a sister of Scholastyka was Maryanna / Marcyanna Koziell-Poklewska b. 1825 + Aleksander Antoni Koziell-Poklewski b. 1822 in Malinowszczyzna in the Dubingiai parish, the son of Jozef Koziell-Poklewski b. 1770 + Eleonora Wirpsza.
F.
Andrzej Karwat the 3rd, b. 1777/1790 (+ 1st wife Maria Kreciewska b. ca 1790; with her son TEOFIL Karwat b. ca 1810/1820. Teofil Karwat b. 1810 / 1820, m. ca 1840 to Jadwiga Kielczewska, b. ca 1830-1873, the daughter of Walenty Kazimierz Kielczewski + Faustyna Florentyna Plaskowska, 1799-1881).
Teofil and Jadwiga had 3 or 4 children:
a. Teofila Karwat b. 1844, m. Jan Plaskowski;
b. Ignacy Karwat b. 1850, d. in 1879 in Piecewo;
c. Marian Karwat, 1856 - 1946 in Brodnica + Anna Piwnicka;
d. Elzbieta KARWAT, 1842-1906 + Wladyslaw Hutten-Czapski, b. ca 1835/1840, the son of Ignacy Hutten-Czapski b. 1802 in Raszkow of the Kiedrzynskis - my ancestors - Ignacy Hutten Czapski probably was fighting in 1833 and he was persecuted by Russians as Gabryel Kiedrzynski and Gabryel's son Mateusz Golczyk/Golec living in Wola Wiazowa and he was working for the Pradzynskis, his relatives.
Michal Wollowicz the 1st was conspirator and the 1833 movement member. The Wollowiczs intermarried the Ronikier family, the Illuminati. Michal Wollowicz, 1805/1806-1833, count, led a peasant guerrilla movement in the Slonim region during 1833. Michal was born in Porzecze (the Minsk Governorate) in 1806. The member of Philomaths and Philaretes. The insurgent in the November Uprising of 1830-1831 and went into exile in France joining Jozef Zaliwski's partisan expedition in 1833. He was executed by hanging in Grodno in July 1833. Above Porzecye/Porzecze/Porechye in the Pinsk district of the Minsk Governorate. The estate belonged to the Skirmunt family.
Michal Wollowicz b. 1806, was the son of Maria Felkerzamb + Kazimierz Wollowicz, the grandson of Petronela Swiecicka + Michal Wincenty Wollowicz, the great-grandson of Kazimierz Wollowicz + Ludwika Szemiot. Mentioned Michal Wincenty Wollowicz b. ca 1740. Michal Wincenty Wollowicz (with wife Petronela / Petronella Swiecicka) was the son of Kazimierz Wollowicz senior - the Slonim Marshal, b. ca 1720 ?, died November 1790 in Slonim, with wife Ludwika. Kazimierz Wollowicz senior - the Slonim Marshal, come from Samuel Wolowicz b. ca 1590 and Elzbieta.
Teresa RONIKIER, 1845-1900 [the sister of ROMAN RONIKIER] m. Michal Wollowicz the second, 1812-1882: he was the grandson of Count Antoni Wollowicz, 1750-1822 + Teofila Matuszewicz (see Bratoszewice close to Glowno). Antoni Wollowicz, Count in 1798 of Prussia, 1750-1822 was the son of Jozef Wollowicz b. ca 1720 and Magdalena Ludwika Marianna Michniewicz [see on SWIACK]; above Jozef Wollowicz b. ca 1720, d. 1779, was the son of Jerzy Wollowicz [b. ca 1690, died 1724, who was son of Krzysztof Wollowicz / Krzysztof Kazimierz Wollowicz b. ca 1670 / 1675] and Barbara Adamkowicz. WOLLOWICZ and SULIMIERSKI [LUBIEC close to Wola Pszczolecka] were the members of the ZALIWSKI guerilla in 1733: Anna Wollowicz Oskierka had brother Michal Wollowicz, 1805/1806 - 1833 (the Zaliwski conspiracy in 1833). Anna nee Wollowicz, Oskierka / Oskierko was granddaughter of Michal Wincenty Wollowicz b. ca 1740. Michal Wincenty Wollowicz (with wife Petronela / Petronella Swiecicka) was son of Kazimierz Wollowicz senior - the Slonim Marshal, b. ca 1720 ?, died November 1790 in Slonim, with wife Ludwika. Kazimierz Wollowicz senior - the Slonim Marshal, come from Samuel Wolowicz b. ca 1590 and Elzbieta.
Mentioned Krzysztof Wollowicz b. 1670/1675 was the husband of Jadwiga Wierzbowska and Cecylia Buchowiecka; father of Aleksander Wladymir Wollowicz / Aleksandras Vladimiras Valavicius.
Some details on the Ronikier family, and O'Brien de Lacy:
Kazimierz Jozef Anastazy Ronikier was born in 1787 d. 1863, to Michal Aleksander Ronikier b. 1728 and Jozefa Miaczynski b. 1758. Kazimierz had brother Stanislaw August Jozef Ronikier. Kazimierz RONIKIER married Ludwika Zbijewski b. 1780 ? (1790 !). They had 9 children:
Adam Aleksander Ronikier, Roman Ronikier Count, Cezary Ronikier, Bronislaw Michal Ronikier.
Brother of above Kazimierz Wollowicz: Stanislaw August Jozef Ronikier born 1785, in 1810 married Tekla Brudzicka b. 1790. They had one son Michal Ronikier.
Details on children of Ludwika RONIKIER nee Zbijewski b. 1790:
1. Cezary Michal 1809-1843 + Katarzyna Lewanidow b. 1820;
2. Bronislaw Michal Ronikier 1811-1853 + Kamila Ronikier of Nowosiolki;
3. Adam Aleksander 1818-1873 + 1st to Zofia Barbara Starzenska + 2nd to Wanda Chrzanowska (Adam Aleksander Atanazy Jaxa-Ronikier);
4. Jozefa b. 1820 m. Aleksander Opperman,
5. Ludwika Ronikier b. 1820 m. Piotr O'Brien de Lacy b. 1830
with children (this inf. about birth need to be check!): a. Julia O'Brien de Lacy, 1850-1955,
b. Patryk O'Brien de Lacy, b. 1860 (1863 !) m. 1st to Maria Tanska b. 1860 with children:
Katarzyna O'Brien de Lacy, 1889-1983, and Piotr O'Brien de Lacy b. 1890.
PATRYK O'Brien de LACY m. 2nd to Ludmila Buturlin b. 1890 (maybe bef. 1890);
6. Edward Romuald 1824-1877 + Olga Olimpia Orlowska 1834-1919,
7. Gustaw Cezary Kazimierz b. 1830 m. Stefania Marianna Wawrzyna Skarbek-Kruszewska b. 1831,
8. Roman RONIKIER 1832-1918 m. Maria Anna Dorota Lubomirska 1832-1905,
9. Teresa Ronikier, 1845-1900 m. Michal Wollowicz, 1812-1882,
with children:
Jadwiga Kazimiera Teresa Wollowicz m. Jozef Mieczyslaw Miaczynski, 1842-1909,
and Wanda Wollowicz, 1850-1864.
We back to Andrzej Karwat b. 1777/1790, with the 2nd wife had a son JULIAN Karwat b. ca 1820, m. Urszula BIALOBLOCKA b. ca 1820.
Urszula Karwat Bialoblocka had a daughter Helena Karwat + Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1850, with the son Stefan Mieczkowski b. 1882 + Elwira Maria ROMER b. 1874. Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski older, 1816-1890, m. Wiktoria in 1838 - probably Wiktoria Anastazja Zublewicz born Juchniewicz in 1816 of Zuprany, died in 1883, married in 1840 to Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813 = Jozef Mieczkowski older b. ca 1816, m. 2nd Bernard Zublewicz b. 1815 in Nemenczyn, d. 1895, the son of Karol Zublewicz + Scholastyka Joteyko / Jotejko; a sister of Scholastyka was Maryanna / Marcyanna Koziell-Poklewska b. 1825 + Aleksander Antoni Koziell-Poklewski b. 1822 in Malinowszczyzna in the Dubingiai parish, the son of Jozef Koziell-Poklewski b. 1770 + Eleonora Wirpsza. In Gniezno in 1858, inf. on Joanna Mieczkowska nee Lukomska b. 1828, the wife of Jozef Mieczkowski.
Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833.
Leopold was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann.
Above Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782); the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720/1725, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777. Remeber about Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 in Rutki Stare (16 km west to Augustow), the Augustow county, d. 1834 + Marianna Fadrowska. Maybe Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 and Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1720/1725 were the sibilngs?
Above Helena Karwat Mieczkowska b. ca 1850, had a brother Jozef Karwat, 1852-1902 in MECHLIN close to SREM; they were children of JULIAN Karwat b. ca 1820 + Urszula BIALOBLOCKA b. ca 1820/1825.
Above Helena Karwat married Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1850.
Above JOZEF KARWAT, b. September 1852 in Wichulec, d. in 1918 in Poznan, m. Zofia Hutten-Czapska. But Jozef Karwat b. 1850 married Anna Bardzka. Jozef Karwat b. 1852 had NOT sister Elzbieta KARWAT (the daughter of Teofil Karwat), 1842-1906, m. Wladyslaw Hutten-Czapski, b. ca 1840/1835/1842. Jozef Karwat b. 1852 m. Zofia Hutten-Czapska, ca 1860-1939. And Jozef Karwat had a brother b. ca 1850. Above Julian Karwat was the son of Andrzej Karwat b. ca 1777/1790 + the 2nd wife.
Next prominent national activist Wladyslaw Mieczkowski was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski (1844-1917) + Helena Donimirski (1849/1851-1917 in Nieciszewo). Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska d. 1917 was the daughter of Teodor Donimirski, 1809-1884 in TELKWICE + Zofia Slaska, 1812-1893 in Nieciszewo; Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska was the granddaughter of Antoni Donimirski older, 1767-1829 + Jozefina Bialoblocka, 1782-1847.
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Helena Karwat Mieczkowska b. ca 1850, had a brother Jozef Karwat, 1852-1902 in MECHLIN close to SREM; they were children of JULIAN Karwat b. ca 1820/1834 + Urszula BIALOBLOCKA b. ca 1820/1825/1835.
Above Helena Karwat married Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1850. Ksawery Franciszek Mieczkowski was the son of Jozef Mieczkowski, 1816-1890, m. Wiktoria in 1838. She is likely Wiktoria Anastazja Zublewicz born Juchniewicz in 1816 of Zuprany [Zublewicz of Balwaniszki]. We have also Andrzej Jozef Mieczkowski b. ca 1819 + Katarzyna Danowska b. 1820, who had a son Franciszek Mieczkowski b. 1846, d. 1898. Andrzej Jozef Mieczkowski ca 1819, was the son of Jan Mieczkowski, ca 1780-1855 + Marianna Kuzma; the grandson of Bartlomiej Mieczkowski b. 1731 in Rutki Stare (16 km west to Augustow), the Augustow county, d. 1834 + Marianna Fadrowska. Wiktoria Anastazja Zublewicz born Juchniewicz in 1816 of Zuprany, died in 1883, married in 1840 to Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813 = Jozef Mieczkowski older b. ca 1816, m. 2nd Bernard Zublewicz b. 1815 in Nemenczyn, d. 1895, the son of Karol Zublewicz + Scholastyka Joteyko / Jotejko; a sister of Scholastyka was Maryanna / Marcyanna Koziell-Poklewska b. 1825 + Aleksander Antoni Koziell-Poklewski b. 1822 in Malinowszczyzna in the Dubingiai parish, the son of Jozef Koziell-Poklewski b. 1770 + Eleonora Wirpsza. In Gniezno in 1858, inf. on Joanna Mieczkowska nee Lukomska b. 1828, the wife of Jozef Mieczkowski. Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833. Leopold was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann. Above Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782); the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720/1725, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777.
Above JOZEF KARWAT, b. September 1852 in Wichulec, d. in 1918 in Poznan, m. Zofia Hutten-Czapska. But Jozef Karwat b. 1850 married Anna Bardzka of Male Turze close to Tczew. Jozef Karwat b. 1852 had NOT the sister Elzbieta KARWAT (the daughter of Teofil Karwat), 1842-1906, m. Wladyslaw Hutten-Czapski, b. ca 1840/1835/1842. Jozef Karwat b. 1852 m. Zofia Hutten-Czapska, ca 1860-1939. And Jozef Karwat had a brother b. ca 1850. Above Julian Karwat was the son of Andrzej Karwat b. ca 1777/1790 + the 2nd wife. Michal Karwat senior, b. ca 1750/1760 + Zofia Suminska, had the son Andrzej Karwat the 3rd, b. 1777/[NOT ca 1770]1790 + Maria Kreciewska b. ca 1790; and the grandson TEOFIL Karwat b. ca 1810/1820.
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Leopold Mieczkowski's line: Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. 1877, was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski, the Nieciszew / Nieciszewo estate landlord [= Nieciszewo, in the Bydgoszcz county, nearby WALDOWO and PRUSZCZ] + Helena Donimirski. Wladyslaw Mieczkowski b. 1877, was the brother to Stanislaw Tadeusz Mieczkowski, 1875-1940. They were the sons of Stanislaw Maksymilian Mieczkowski, 1844-1917 + Helena Donimirska, ca 1849-1917. The grandsons of Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 + Olimpia Kalkstein, 1822-1892. Above Olimpia Kalkstein b. 1822, was the daughter of Stanislaw Klemens Kalkstein, 1782-1865 + Januaria Plaskowska, 1802-1872. Leopold Mieczkowski, 1811-1892 and Jozef Mieczkowski older, b. 1816/1823 = Franciszek Mieczkowski b. ca 1813, probably were the brothers and they were the sons of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833. Leopold was the son of Wojciech Mieczkowski, 1779-1833 + Anna Katarzyna Engelmann.
Above Wojciech Mieczkowski b. 1779, was the son of Maciej Mieczkowski (b. ca 1750, d. ca 1799) + Weronika Sadowska (ca 1746-1782); the grandson of Franciszek Mieczkowski (b. ca 1720/1725, d. 1782), m. Zofia Chwalkowska d. after 1778 in the Pakosc district - not ca 1777.
The prominent national activist Wladyslaw Mieczkowski was the son of Stanislaw Mieczkowski (1844-1917) + above Helena Donimirski (1849/1851-1917 in Nieciszewo). Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska d. 1917 was the daughter of Teodor Donimirski, 1809-1884 in TELKWICE + Zofia Slaska, 1812-1893 in Nieciszewo; Helena Donimirska Mieczkowska was the granddaughter of Antoni Donimirski older, 1767-1829 + Jozefina Bialoblocka, 1782-1847, the daughter of WAWRZYNIEC Bialoblocki, 1728-1782; and the granddaughter of Jan Bialoblocki, b. ca 1700, d. 1778.
Ludwik Mieczkowski / Ludwik Julian Konstanty Mieczkowski b. 1820/1828, the owner of Belecin, d. 1902, m. in Pozan in 1852 to Melania Teodozja Rychlowska, the daughter of Hieronim Rychlowski + Tekla Taczanowski, b. 1801. Melania Teodozja b. in Zimnawoda in 1828, d. in London in 1906. Tekla Mieczkowska Taczanowska had a daughters: Ludwika Marta Mieczkowska b. 1856, d. in Belecin in 1858; Maria Mieczkowska b. in Belecin in 1857, m. in Breslau/Wroclaw in 1876 to Hipolit Ciromski, the owner of Klonowka by the Leszno register, d. in town Leszno in 1917; Stanislawa Mieczkowska b. bef. 1887, m. Bronislaw Wezyk, the owner of Krolewsk; and a son born in 1887, Ludwik Mieczkowski. The Mieczkowskis of the Zagloba coat of arms or the Boncza arms of Pommerania, owned Ciborz, Borki, Grabina, Nowydwor, in 1881:
Ignacy Mieczkowski the owner of Ciborz, died in 1882, buried in the village Lidzbark.
Jozef Mieczkowski, the owner of Ciborz, bought in 1882 from Kazimierz Kucharski the Niedzwiedz estate close to Wabrzezno, died in 1907, buried in the village Lidzbark. Named Jozef Mieczkowski m. Zofia Kucharski, died in Walycz close to Niedzwiedz in 1904, buried in Niedzwiedz close to Wabrezno. Jozef Mieczkowski had a son Zygmunt Mieczkowski b. ca 1865, died in Piecew in 1909, buried in Jablkowo. Zygmunt Mieczkowski m. in Ostrowite close to Kowalew in 1889 to Maria Golkowska, the daughter of Florian Golkowski; next son was Jan Mieczkowski b. ca 1868, d. 1893; Lech Mieczkowski b. ca 1871, surgeon in Poznan, died in Zakopane in 1931, buried in Sowin, m. Zofia Taczanowska, with her son Antoni Mieczkowski and the daughter Helena Mieczkowska m. Jerzy Bielski.
Hieronim Rychlowski m. Tekla Eugenia Taczanowska, b. 1801, m. in 1819 in Taczanow. Hieronim Rychlowski b. ca 1793/1800, d. 1875, the landlord of Zimnowoda. Hieronim Rychlowski was the son of Ignacy Rychlowski, 1757-1807 + Faustyna Grodzicka. Ignacy Rychlowski was the son of Franciszek Rychlowski b. ca 1720, the landlord of Sobieseki (in 1781 the successors of Kazimierz Rychlowski, the governor, sold named Sobieseki and Kurzybrod in the Kalisz county, with dependency-outlying estate in Stoki), Stoki (11/12 km north to Belchatow), Mroczek/Mroczki Male (4 km north-east to Staw, 11 km north to Blaszki). Franciszek d. in 1766, the owner of Cerekwica, Zimnowoda, Gloginina, Goreczki, Strzyzewek, Sobieseki, Stoki (11 km north to Belchatow), Mroczki (close to Staw), m. in 1749 in Nowe Miasto by the Pilica river, to Justyna Grabska the daughter of Stanislaw Adam Grabski + Katarzyna Radomicki, and Franciszek had children:
1. Joanna Apolonia b. 1750, 2. Antonina Katarzyna b. 1755, 3. Antonina Rychlowska b. ca 1749, d. 1822, m. Kazimierz Moraczewski,
4. Apolinara Rychlowska m. Benedykt Wyssogota-Zakrzewski of Koscian, the son of Hermenegild Wyssogota-Zakrzewski + Ludmila Niemojowski,
5. Jadwiga Rychlowska b. ca 1754, d. 1811, married Jan Hutten-Czapski,
6. Ignacy Rychlowski b. 1757, d. 1807/1808, the owner of Goreczki, Zimnowoda, Gloginina in the Pyzdry county; and of Staw (5 km south-west to Mroczki Wielkie), Sobieseki, Stoki (north to Belchatow), Kurzybrod mill - but he sold all in 1782 to the Wagrowskis, m. in 1788, to Faustyna Grodzicka, the daughter of Kajetan Grodzicki, the Sieradz official + Jozefa Lubienska.
Mentioned Apolinara Rychlowska m. Benedykt Wyssogota-Zakrzewski of Koscian, the son of Hermenegild Wyssogota-Zakrzewski + Ludmila Niemojowski. This is the genealogical line of Konstanty Wyssogota-Zakrzewski b. 1811, the son of Pawel Zakrzewski Wyskota/Pawel Wyssogota-Zakrzewski, [b. ca 1780 ?] died in 1812, and Katarzyna REMBOWSKA. The grandson of Kasper Zakrzewski / Kasper Wyssogota-Zakrzewski [b. ca 1750 ?] + GORZENSKA of Gutow (we know on KONSTANCJA SKORZEWSKA, the wife of Cyprian Glaubicz Gostkowski and Kasper Zakrzewski) + Justyna Wyssogota-Zakrzewska, the daughter of Tadeusz Zakrzewski / Tadeusz Wyssogota-Zakrzewski + Kunegunda Wyssogota-Zakrzewska.
The Rychlowskis owned Sulmierzyce and Osiny / Osina (Gabriel Kiedrzynski here in 1819), where the Kiedrzynskis lived and owned Sulmierzyce at the beginning of the 19th century.
They came from Andrzej Rychlowski b. ca 1670, d. ca 1721, the Sieradz official + Marianna Tarnowska with the son
Jan Kazimierz Rychlowski b. ca 1690, d. 1757 in Staw (4 km south-west to Mroczki Male. 9 km north-west to BLASZKI), the owner of Dabrowka south to Rzasnia (here ca 1820 the Rogaczewskis), also of Sosnowica in the Sandomierz county, of Rozniatowice (12 km north to Belchatow), and Wola Rozniatowska 2 km east to named Rozniatowice/Wolka Rozniatowska, the Sieradz governor, Colonel, the Opatow governor, m. in 1720 in Lewkow, to Barbara Kozminska, the daughter of Adam Kozminski + Apolinara Gajewski,
and Jan Kazimierz Rychlowski m. 2nd in 1742 to Agnieszka Rogalinska, 3rd to Katarzyna Walewska the daughter of Kazimierz Walewski + Marianna Fink 1-voto Aleksander Poplawski, 3-voto named Kazimierz Walewski.
Jan Kazimierz's (b. ca 1690) sons among others:
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Franciszek Rychlowski b. ca 1720, the landlord of Sobieseki (in 1781 the successors of Kazimierz Rychlowski, the governor, sold named Sobieseki and Kurzybrod in the Kalisz county, with dependency-outlying estate in Stoki), Stoki (11/12 km north to Belchatow), Mroczek/Mroczki Male (4 km north-east to Staw, 11 km north to Blaszki). Franciszek d. in 1766, the owner of Cerekwica, Zimnowoda, Gloginina, Goreczki, Strzyzewek, Sobieseki, Stoki (11 km north to Belchatow), Mroczki (close to Staw), m. in 1749 in Nowe Miasto by the Pilica river, to Justyna Grabska the daughter of Stanislaw Adam Grabski + Katarzyna Radomicki,
and Franciszek had the son
Ignacy Rychlowski b. 1757, d. 1807/1808, the owner of Goreczki, Zimnowoda, Gloginina in the Pyzdry county; and of Staw (5 km south-west to Mroczki Wielkie), Sobieseki, Stoki (north to Belchatow), Kurzybrod mill - but he sold all in 1782 to the Wagrowskis, m. in 1788, to Faustyna Grodzicka, the daughter of Kajetan Grodzicki, the Sieradz official + Jozefa Lubienska,
and Ignacy had children:
6a. Jan b. 1802, 6b. Jozefa Wincencja Rychlowska b. 1796, d. 1864 in Cerekwica, m. Jozef Gajewski, m. 2nd to Wit Gorzenski,
6c. Anastazja Rychlowska b. 1804, d. 1857 in Poznan, m. Ignacy Skorzewski,
6d. Marianna, 1791-1828, m. Jan Nepomucen Bojanowski, 1779-1816, 2nd m. Jozef Bojanowski, 1782-1839,
6e. Gwidon Jan Nepomucen Piotr Rychlowski, 1797-ca 1824, the owner of STAW, m. in 1818 to Jozefa Szaniawska, b. 1797, the daughter of Kajetan Szaniawski + Tekla Zareba,
6f. Hieronim Michal Rychlowski, 1793-1875, the owner of Cerekwica, south-west to Jarocin.
Also Ignacy Rychlowski, 1757-1807, the governor of Sieradz, was connected to Cerekwica close to Noskow of the Kiedrzynskis. Stara Obra, Walkow and Golina are situated near Cerekwica - here the Walesa family ca 1715/1716 moved home from France, then ca 1803 to the Chocen commune: Wola Nakonowska.
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Antoni Rychlowski b. ca 1710, died ca 1775, m. in 1735 in Potulice, to Zofia Tomicka, the daughter of Felicjan Tomicki + Zofia Trepka. Antoni Rychlowski younger b. ca 1710 + in Potulice in 1735 to Zofia Tomicka. Potulice - south to Margonin, 13 km west to Wagrowiec. Zofia Tomicka was the daughter of Felicjan Tomicki + Zofia Trepka. In Kalisz in 1781, the court case with Alojzy Rychlowski b. ca 1740 and Jozef Rychlowski, the sons of Antoni Rychlowski b. ca 1710 + Zofia Tomicka; they took Sobieseki in the Kalisz county, after Kazimierz Rychlowski, the Sieradz official, and the village Stoki in the Sieradz county, and Kazimierz Rychlowski was the brother of named Alojzy Rychlowski, and of priest Stanislaw Rychlowski in Sieradz, versus Ignacy Rychlowski, the son of Franciszek Rychlowski + Justyna Grabski. Kazimierz Rychlowski was the landlord of Sobieseki, Stoki, Kurzybrod. In 1781 Alojzy Rychlowski b. ca 1740, the son of Antoni Rychlowski b. ca 1710 + Zofia Tomicka, and Alojzy was the landlord of Sulmierzyce in the Radomsko county, and he signed money to Apolonia Zareba, the daughter of Wladyslaw Zareba + Justyna Swierski / Swirski, and Apolonia was the wife of Alojzy Rychlowski of Osiny and Sulmierzyce. Antoni Rychlowski b. ca 1710, was the governor of Sieradz, the landlord of Sulmierzyce. Antoni died in 1775.
Antoni Rychlowski had children:
1. Antonina; 2. priest Kazimierz Rychlowski; 3. Antoni Rychlowski younger;
4. Roman Rychlowski b. ca 1739/1740, d. ca 1775, m. in 1762 in Wyszanow, to Marianna Goslawska 2-voto Adam Czernik, with the sons: Franciszek and Piotr Rychlowski b. 1766;
5. priest Stanislaw Rychlowski d. 1815 in Sieradz;
6. Alojzy Rychlowski b. ca 1740, the owner of Sulmierzyce, m. in 1774 to Apolonia Zareba, the daughter of Wladyslaw Zareba; Alojzy had children:
a. Jozefa Rychlowska;
b. Marianna Marcjanna Rychlowska b. 1774 in Sulmierzyce, m. Ignacy Skorzewski, the Wielun judge, the son of Eustachy Skorzewski + Wiktoria Wesolowski / Wiesiolowski;
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Jozef Kazimierz Rychlowski b. ca 1742/1745, d. 1809, m. Bogumila Lykowska d. ca 1818, the daughter of Kazimierz Lykowski + Jozefa Poplawska; Bogumila was 2-voto Jakub Walewski, the deputy governor of Sieradz.
This complex genealogical net connected Wielichowo - Stara Hancza of the Scipio del Campo - Miezonka of the Konstantynowiczs and Raszkow of the Kiedrzynskis. The Confederation of Independent Poland: Leszek Moczulski of Mariowka in 1944/1945, Andrzej Ostoja-Owsiany in the Opoczno county in 1945, intelligence Colonel Adam Ostoja-Owsiany junior, and senior Adam Ostoja-Owsiany in Baranowicze close to the Bohdziewicz-Plaszczewski-Konstantynowicz family.
Count Jozef Zarako Zarakowski married Teofila Puslowska b. ca 1835. They were grandparents to General Stanislaw Zarakowski / Stanislaw Zarako-Zarakowski, Count, 1951-1956 top military prosecutor of communist 'Poland'.
My family Konstantynowicz intermarried Zarako-Zarakowski - Puslowski genealogical branch of Holubowo-Kniaziewo-Swolna. And we intermarried the Jaroszewicz family of Nieswiez. The Malkiewiczs lived in Stara Swolna near Holubowo-Swolna estate. Anna Malkiewicz married Stanislaw Konstantynowicz of Miezonka. Stanislaw's brother Jozef Konstantynowicz married Css Anna Zarako-Zarakowska. The Konstantynowicz family intermarried the Jaroszewiczs and they lived in Olsztyn after Second World War - this is the genealogical line of Jozef Konstantynowicz married Anna Zarako-Zarakowska linked to Bransk, Swolna/Holubowo, Dyneburg and Witebsk in 1918. Anna Konstantynowicz Zarako-Zarakowska was the daughter of Teofila Puslowska married Jozef Zarako-Zarakowski.
The marriages of three brothers of the Puslowski family: Ksawery Franciszek, Wladyslaw, Wandalin Puslowski:
1. Julia Drucka Lubecka married Count Ksawery Franciszek Puslowski, the son of Count Wojciech Puslowski b. 1762 + Jozefa Drucka Lubecka.
2. Genowefa Paulina Emilia Puslowska nee Drucka-Lubecka, 1821-1867, married Wladyslaw Jan Adam Puslowski, 1801- 1859, the son of Count Wojciech Puslowski b. 1762 + Jozefa Drucka Lubecka.
3. Wandalin Puslowski in 1847 married Css Jadwiga Golabek-Jezierska, 1827-1901, the daughter of Count Jan Golabek-Jezierski the owner of Garbow, Ryki, Starawies, Makobudy, Wyszkow and Sobien Kielczewski, marshal of the nobility of the Lublin Governorate, member of the Council of State of the Polish Kingdom.
Wojciech Puslowski married Jozefa Lubecka/Jozefa Drucka-Lubecka. Wojciech was the father among others of WANDALIN Puslowski and Genowefa Tyzenhaus.
Genowefa married Adolf Rudolf Tyzenhauz in 1820, and Adolf was born in 1790; they had 3 daughters among others Jozefa Potocka and Hermancja / Ermancja Maria Uruska.
Above Wojciech Puslowski b. 1762 married Jozefa DRUCKA-LUBECKA ca 1798 - they had 6 or 7 children among others Genowefa TYZENHAUZ, Count Wandalin Puslowski (Anita Trubecka married Leon Puslowski. Leon Puslowski was the brother of Genowefa Broel-Plater and Marta Maria Krasinska. Leon was the son of Wandalin Puslowski. Leon's sibilings intermarried Broel-Plater and Dukes Krasinski families. Anita was the daughter of Nestor Trubecki. Nestor / Nester was the brother of Maria Trubecka married General Wasyl Konstantynowicz of Kazan. Nestor and Maria were the children of Maria Kalinowska married Trubecka of St Petersburg and of Cracow. Wasyl's children: Wiktor Konstantynowicz of Tallinn, Apollon Konstantynowicz of Moscow, Wiktoria Zbieranowska of Miezonki, and Lew Konstantynowicz of Pskow) and Wladyslaw Jan Adam Puslowski/Wladyslaw Puslowski (he had the daughter Teofila Zarako-Zarakowska and the granddaughter Anna Konstantynowicz of Swolna and Dyneburg, and the great-grandson was Czeslaw Konstantynowicz of Bransk). Edward Puslowski b. 1826, m. Stefania Morykoni, voto Plater de Broel. Edward's sister was Teofila Zarako-Zarakowska b. ca 1835, the daughter of Wladyslaw Puslowski b. 1801 + 1st wife. Above Julia Drucka Lubecka b. 1811, married in 1835 Count Ksawery Franciszek Puslowski, the son of Count Wojciech Puslowski b. 1762 + Jozefa Drucka Lubecka.
Jozef Scipio del Campo had the daughter Maria Drucka-Lubecka nee Scipio del Campo, born before 1793, NOT in 1793 or in 1799 in Szczuczyn Nowogrodzki-1876, the lady-owner of Szczuczyn Nowogrodzki (in 1840s the Dubelt family here). Maria had a brother Ignacy Pawel SCIPIO DEL CAMPO. Maria married in 1814 to Duke Ksawery Franciszek Drucki-Lubecki / Ksawery Drucki-Lubecki b. 1778. Maria Drucka Lubecka nee Scipio del Campo was the mother of 4 or 7 children, among others,
1. Julia Puslowska nee Drucka-Lubecka b. 1811, NOT in 1820, died in 1888 (married Ksawery Franciszek Puslowski, 1806-1874; in 1888 Julia Puslowska transferred by testament all her real property and movables to Zygmunt Puslowski);
2. Genowefa Paulina Emilia Puslowska + Wladyslaw Puslowski;
3. Duke Aleksander Medard Franciszek Drucki-Lubecki senior,
4. August Drucki-Lubecki,
5. Augusta Siemienski,
6. Seweryna Zaleska.
After Second World War bad hands connected in Summer 1947-1949 and again on 18 December 1954 (Edward Gwidon Konstantynowicz b. in Lida, on 22 September 1939 in Wilno, moved out 22 February 1945, the Grodno displaced camp, in May 1945 in Lodz, in 1949-1951 in Bydgoszcz, on 18 December 1954 married, died on 02/03 November 1987, the 'Zarzew' cementry) two different families came from (div. 15 October 1979)
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Bogdan Konstantynowicz's grandfather Piotr Golec, ex-Kiedrzynski, in 1939-1944 as Goltz with wife Cecylia Grzanek (the daughter of Agnieszka Skura/Skora of Krery), the son of Jan Golec born 1866 in Wola Wiazowa with wife Teofila Rogaczewska (the Rogaczewskis of Wola Pszczolecka-Faustynow cooperated with the Przecznia estate, 3 km north to Wola Pszczolecka, and the Watta-Karczewski family which partly moved home to Miezonka in 1906), the grandson of Mateusz Golec aka 'Kiedrzynek', vel Kiedrzynski under care of the Pradzynskis in Wola Wiazowa; the great-grandson of Gabryel Kiedrzynski born in Jedlno ca 1797, in 1819 in Osiny, aka 'Golczyk' vel 'Kiedrzynek' conspirator in 1819-1830s and in 1833 under Zaliwski; the great-great-grandson of Izydor Kiedrzynski born in Bieganin in 1749 and his wife Helena Hutten-Czapska born 1762 (Helena's line of the Hutten-Czapskis intermarried Jaruzelski of Kalisz, the Karwat of Bydgoszcz, Wichulec, Tczew and the Karwats of Bydgoszcz intermarried the Marshal Pilsudski family);
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Bogdan Konstantynowicz's grandfather Jerzy Konstantynowicz / Yuri Konstantinovich, b. 1897/April 1898 in Tallinn, Ortodox till December 1918, studied in Mohylew by Dniepr river, in Parnu/Parnawa in Estonia, served in Kronstadt Stronhold in 1916/1917, escaped to Tallinn on 30 March 1917, from Tallinn to St Petersburg/Piotrogrod and then to Minsk in Belarus, Stary Bychow and he served The White Polish Corps of General Jozef Dowbor-Musnicki, in Summer 1918 in Miezonka, November/December 1918 escaped to Berezyna, Minsk, Wilno, Lapy, Zambrow and again in Wilno in December 1918; Jerzy/Yuri Konstantynowicz aka Marian Konstantynowicz since November 1918 vel Marian Stankiewicz until 17 September 1939 (on 18 September 1939 as Colonel Piotr Siedlecki), the son of Wiktor Konstantynowicz b. 1874 in Kazan aka Staroch-Siedoch vel 'Konstantyn' in Tallinn in 1930s (Wiktor had brother Apollon Konstantynowicz + Anna Armand; Wiktor was sailor among others under Sandro Romanow, in 1912 he lived in St Petersburg, m. with Staroch-Siedoch of Kazan, in November 1917 in St Petersburg under Jozef Balachowicz, in May 1919 in Gdow served General Rodzianko/Judenich Army, in February 1920 in Narwa served the Estonian Army, then in Viljandi, and back to Nomme-Tallinn where he died in 1930s under nickname 'Konstantyn'. Wiktor Konstantynowicz m. Alexandra Nikolaevna nee Starych Siedych / Aleksandra Sedykh / Alexandra Siedoh, born 03 February 1877 in St Petersburg, the daughter of Nikolai Ivanov Starych Siedych / Sedykh / Siedoh + Olga Ryabchinskaya / Olga Riabczynski b. ca 1845. Named the Riabczynskis at present in Minsk, Belarus), with Wiktor's parents General Wasyl Konstantynowicz and mother Dss Maria Trubecka born in Cracow, the daughter of Css Maria Kalinowska born ca 1819, the granddaughter of Emilia Potocka b. 1790 married Jozef Kalinowski / Osip Kalinowski b. after 1780 and died 1825 and Emilia second time married to Czeliszczew; the great-granddaughter of Seweryn Ksawery Kalinowski b. 1759 + Elzbieta Bielska from Olbrachcice b. ca 1760. Mentioned Maria Trubecka born in Cracow, the daughter of Maria Kalinowska b. ca 1819 + Grigory Troubeckoy / Grzegorz Trubecki, the son of Piotr Nikolaievich Troubetzkoy / Prince Petr Nikolaevich Troubetskoy born 18 November 1773 and died 16 November 1801 + Nadezhda Ivanovna Pestov / nee Pestova born 1793. We back to Jerzy Konstantynowicz/Marian Stankiewicz/Marian Konstantynowicz: on August 5-6, 1939, a major 'August Gathering' also known as the 'Gathering of Legionnaires and of the Polish Military Organization and Pilsudski's Legions Members' took place in Krakow/Cracow to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the departure of the First Cadre Company in Oleandry of the 'Cracow's Blonia Park', and Wawel Castle. My grandfather Jerzy Konstantynowicz/Marian Stankiewicz was among over 80,000 people, including veterans, Legionnaires, and members of the Polish Military Organization included Marshal Edward Smigly-Rydz and Marshal Jozef Pilsudski's wife Aleksandra Pilsudska. Leszek Moczulski, Andrzej and Adam Ostoja-Owsiany, along with their Confederation of Independent Poland, clumsily emulated that veterans' march of August 5-6, 1939. In August 1939, in Lida, my grandfather donned a colonel's uniform on the beginning of August 1939; this is a memory my father, Edward Gwidon Konstantynowicz, retained. My grandfather Jerzy Konstantynowicz alias Marian Stankiewicz/Marian Konstantynowicz in August 1939, known by the nom de guerre "Colonel Piotr Siedlecki" in September 1939, wore that same colonel's uniform at dawn on September 18, 1939, in Lida, when he bade a final farewell to his family: Zofia Plaszczewska Konstantynowicz, Jan Konstantynowicz, and Edward Gwidon Konstantynowicz. They never saw each other again. My grandfather briefly commanded the defense of Grodno in September 1939, for less than a day. He fled to Argentina in 1947, and later, in 1955 or 1956, to Mexico. During his lifetime, he killed on behalf of the state, much like '007'. At the Lida garrison, prior to September 17, 1939, he kept a collection of large-caliber 'Nagan' revolvers - freshly issued - in his desk drawer. My grandfather, Marian Stankiewicz, completed the General Staff Officer course at Section II of the General Staff. My uncle Jan Konstantynowicz in 1940s took false surname Stankiewicz after his father nickname Marian Stankiewicz. It was connected to the Stankiewicz family of Siedlce closest to Zofia Plaszczewska married Konstantynowicz died in Lodz. In September 1939 my grandfather Jerzy Konstantynowicz or Marian Konstantynowicz was named Colonel Piotr Siedlecki in Grodno. In Siedlce was living the family of Colonel Gustaw Stankiewicz in 1930s. Colonel Gustaw Stankiewicz was the son of Marian Stankiewicz older from the Siedlce government b. ca 1830; and Colonel Gustaw Stankiewicz was born in 1860 - died in 1918 in Ukraine, who was very short the commandant of the 2nd Polish Corps in Ukraine in accordance with Nicman of 1995 and with a Moscow Archive of 2000, and Gustaw Stankiewicz died in 1918 over a fight against "reds" somewhere in Ukraine. My grandfather had nick-name Siedlecki in 1939 and he sent many letters to Siedlce in 1920-1930s. Maybe Gustaw Stankiewicz had a son b. in 1890s and he is Stankiewicz married the woman-dentist of Warsaw b. ca 1900 (then in Lodz in 1960s). They had the son Edward Stankiewicz b. ca 1925 - this line intermarried to the Plaszczewski-Konstantynowicz family. My uncle Jan Konstantynowicz took surname Jan Stankiewicz in 1944, but in 1950s communists figured it out: Jan Konstantynowicz said that he was a son of Marian Stankiewicz b. ca 1898/1900. We know on Edward Stankiewicz b. on 24 December 1925, died in May 1980 in Szczawno Zdroj. Gustaw Stankiewicz, acc to different source, an engineer, captain in Cracow in 1920, then the lieutenant colonel, in November 1922 he served as the director of studies of Engineering in Warsaw; we know on Ludwik Gustaw Stankiewicz b. 1856 / Captain Gustaw Leonard Herman Stankiewicz.
Below on Bogdan Konstantynowicz's history of his family with Trubecki, Kalinowski, Balachowicz in Estonia, Latvia and Belarus.
My grandfather Jerzy Konstantynowicz / Marian Stankiewicz / Marys / Marian Konstantynowicz was rarely at home before The Second World War. He traveled often for longer. With these expeditions brought particular trophies. What it was? These trophies from the trips were the Bolshevik guns called "revolver" or "Nagan" with a large caliber. He had a drawer in his office in the garrison of the 77th infantry regiment in Lida, full of them always. The important note on 08 February 2026: there may still be errors on some of my websites. It concerns two brothers: Apollon Konstantynowicz (b. 1864) and his brother Wiktor Konstantynowicz (born in Kazan in 1874). My grandfather, Jerzy Konstantynowicz (born not in 1898/1900 but Jerzy / Yuri was born in Reval / Tallinn in 1897 or on 23 April 1898 in Reval), was the son of Wiktor Konstantynowicz, aka Staroch Siedoch, aka 'Konstantyn', who lived in Viljandi in Estonia in 1920s, and in Nomme, a suburb of Tallinn in 1930s. Jerzy was the NEPHEW of Apollon Konstantynowicz.
Apollon Konstantynowicz married Anna Armand, and she was the granddaughter of Maria Wilhelmina Paszkowska and the great-granddaughter of General Franciszek Maksymilian Paszkowski. Helena Paszkowska married Dzieduszycka was the cousin to Maria Wilhelmina Paszkowska b. ca 1819, married Armand, who had granddaughter Anna Armand married Apolon Konstantynowicz. Apolon/Apollon Konstantynowicz was the brother of Wiktor Konstantynowicz of Kazan. Wiktor Konstantynowicz with nick-name Staroch-Siedoch was my great-grandfather, ie the father of Jerzy Konstantynowicz/Marian Konstantynowicz, with nickname Marian Stankiewicz, the Colonel in 1939 of the Polish military intelligence in 1918 until 1947. Anna Armand Konstantynowicz was the friend of Lenin and Inessa Armand, closest to the Saparow-Japaridze-Maypariani clan intermarried Dukes Orenburg (the family of the Romanow emperors). Both Apollon Konstantynowicz and Wiktor Konstantynowicz were sons of General Wasyl Konstantynowicz, who settled in Kazan. Wasyl married Princess Maria Trubecka, the daughter of Maria Kalinowska, married Trubecka, and lived in Krakow aft. 1840. During this time in the 1840s, the Paszkowski half-brothers were active in Cracow:
Wojciech Paszkowski and General Franciszek Maksymilian Paszkowski. Both worked closely with the Freemason Templar Artur Potocki. Artur's family took over the Berezyna and Lubuszany estates in the Berezyna parish in Belarus, near Miezonka. Miezonka passed from Stefania Julia Radziwill to Dominik Konstantynowicz in 1842. Dominik Konstantynowicz came from the Mscislau province and from Augustyn Konstantynowicz nickname Pohozy / Pohoza.
Thus, Dominik Konstantynowicz had sons, among others:
1. Antoni Konstantynowicz, born ca. 1832,
2. and Wasyl Konstantynowicz, born ca. 1834/1840.
Antoni Konstantynowicz took over Miezonka. I remind you that my grandfather, Jerzy Konstantynowicz, aka Marian Stankiewicz, or Marian Konstantynowicz with the nickname Colonel Piotr Siedlecki/Colonel Stankiewicz, was the son of Wiktor Konstantynowicz, aka Staroch Siedoch with the nickname 'Konstantyn' (Wiktor Konstantynowicz served of the North - Western Army of White movement enlisted on May 20, 1919 and in December 1919 at the headquarters of the 4th Infantry Division). Wiktor's brother, Apollon Konstantynowicz, died in 1902, and had a son, Eugeniusz Konstantynowicz, aka Constantinowitz, who settled in Paris. Jerzy and Eugene/Eugeniusz were cousins.
My great-grandmother, nee Staroch Siedoch/Sedykh, came from Kazan, later settled in St. Petersburg and Tallinn.