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

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

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The noble Polish family Giedymin.

Die adlige polnische Familie Giedymin.

The noble Polish family Giedymin.

The noble Polish family Giedymin, coat of arms Pogoń, Lithuanian Vytis, Bialorussian Паго́ня (Pahonia).

Giedymin, coat of arms Pogoń, Lithuanian Vytis, Bialorussian Паго́ня (Pahonia). Lithuania 1580. Also written Gedymin. In Poland around 1825 they proved their nobility.

Jednostka fotograficzna: 53/4807/0/6.2.4.1/478 Giedymin1935-1960. State Archives in Poznan (Posen)

Object fotograficzny: 53/4807/0/6.2.4.1/478/1 Giedymin, zestrzelił samolot niemiecki1935-1960. State Archives in Poznan (Posen)

Unit Photography : 53/4807/0/6.2.4.1/478 Giedymin1935 - 1960. State Archives in Poznan

real estate photo : 53/4807/0/6.2.4.1/478/1 Giedymin , on from level niemiecki1935 . Filmed in 1960. State Archives in poses

Coat of Arms Description.

Pogoń, Lithuanian Vytis, Bialorussian Паго ́ ня (Pahonia). Poland. In a golden field, emerging from a cloud on the left edge of the shield, an armored arm with a drawn sword; Helmet decoration: the same right arm, but turned to the left and supported on the elbow. About the origin of this coat of arms it is said: In districts on the sea shore south of today's Herzogovina and Montenegro the population remained devoted to paganism until the end of the 9th century, forming their own principality, which the Romans called Pagania. According to legend, one of the princes of this country, which was under Byzantine sovereignty, vowed before a battle that if he were victorious he would become a Christian; a sword arm was then stretched out of the clouds, which was considered a good sign of troops who won victory. Von Fürst chose the arm of the sword as his country's symbol of war and coat of arms. Michal of Pagania (died 1080) threw off Byzantine suzerainty, incorporated the surrounding Slavic principalities into his empire and called himself King of Southern Serbs, a title confirmed by Pope Gregory VII. His grandson Michal, deposed from the throne, received Pagania as a substitute, from which his grandson Istok of Serbia was ousted. Istok fled to Poland in 1175, were accepted into the knighthood there, later named himself after a branch he founded, from which he gave the name Plissa (later called Pliszcza) in memory of his old ancestral home. His coat of arms were first called Pogania in Poland, from which Pogoń, Lithuanian Vytis, Bialorussian Паго́ня (Pahonia) became. But it also has the name Zdarbozec. The same lead the:

Berezko, Bielunka, Chrapkiewicz, Czarnowski, Czorb, Dziubandowski, Hauschild, Humorowski, Kamieniczny, Klajowski, Kokatorowicz, Minczer, Niedzieski, Odlaniski, Pelka, Pliskowski, Pliszka, Poczobod, Potemkin, Radamski, Replinski, Rohland, Sando, Saniewski, Sudymont, Ujejski, Wandzon, Zaluczski, Zarski, Zurawicki.

A similar coat of arms: suspended from sword arm, unclouded; as a helmet decoration a slender growing man with a raised sword in his right hand, and were presented by King Stefan to his treasurer Krzysztof Stefanowicz, who had distinguished himself in the war against Moscow at Polock and Wielki Luki, as well as at the siege of Pleszkow, which made a sally threw back and pursued the Russians, awarded in 1581, at the same time as the nobility and with settlement of the name of Pleszkowski.

The 1645 judgment of the Lithuanian court in the case of Giedminów z Bierszkowski mentions Bartłomiej and Szczepan, sons of Jan and Jan and Andrzej, sons of Stanisław, and all of Stanisław's grandsons. Stephen's son Jakob, in a will from 1676, left the Bułkaj estates to his sons: Józef, Jakob and Jerzy. Jerzy, Jakób's son, gave these estates to his son Franciszek, who inherited them in 1772. Besides Franciszek, he had other sons: Jan and Maciej, who left them sons: Feliks and Jan in 1799. Jan, son of Stanisław, mentioned in the judgment of 1645., had sons: Dawid, Stanisław and Hrehor. Dawid's son Jerzy and grandson Stanisław left sons: Maciej, Bartłomiej; Ignacy and Dominik in 1799. Stanisław, Dawid's brother, had sons: Józef and Jan, of whom Józef, with a will from 1755, bequeathed his property to three sons: Józef, Antoni and N. (not mentioned by name). Józef's sons: Adam and Jerzy, mentioned in the father's will from 1760, and Antoni's sons: Józef, Benedykt, Antoni and Jan, testify to the section of state property in 1794 and together with the cousins ​​​​by Maciej and the aforementioned sons, they left the nobility in 1799 before the Vilnius district deputy. Jan Giedmin signed the Manifesto of the Lithuanian Nobility (VL) in 1763. Aleksander, son of Dominik (certificate of baptism in Płungiany from 1831), attached to the 1832 account (from ME Brensztein's Teka).

The noble Polish family Giedymin.

The noble Polish family Giedymin.

Newspapers 18th Century

795 (Kuryer of Poland) 1732

From Vilnius, Aug. 10 Tyzenhauz ..., star. Kupiski swore by a star after Strutyński's game last Thursday. wilkomirskie (No. 139) - from Warsz. August 20 Lands Judge voiv. inowrocł. - Zagorsky ... sword. Lviv. after Dydyński (edited in No. 140) - Humnicki Wacł. Main. in reg. on foot from Queen Maj. Fleming's headquarters Luka (Luca?) Chorus was given. including. Reg. by regiment. Bernhardy - Priest Czahorski (No. 139) - from Warsz. 27 Aug. Hozyusz Bisk. Stone. (after Tarle's death Aug. 13...) appointed bishop. know with leave the abbey is red, and the bishop. Plockie Czartoryski...probably. Płocki Lubiń Abbey. - The Kunic right to vote. and archdj. Kraków. rehearsal Plockie - Zaluski ..., sec. cor., siphon. Płocki (No.140) - to No. 761) Kossowski ran into the star. Przedeckie August 25 (No. 141) - with Warsz. 10 Sep subcom. halic. - Kurdwanowski (supplement to No. 142) No. 143 - from Warsz. 18 Oct Probably. Cat. Poznań and Wschowa, Reserve Bishop. Lutsk. Lipski ... who becomes bishop. Kraków, received Moszyński ..., nominated Infl. Canon of Gniezno. forever Res. Olszański ..., right to vote. Helmet. - Mostowski ..., can. plock. Allowed to. Lviv to the Grabowski Reserve ..., the dean of Chełmno. - Gediminas ..., can. stones. and deputy. to mode. cdl p. 766 798

1. Judgment of the Lithuanian court of 1645 in the case of Giedminów z N. Giedmin 1645

2. Bierszkowski, remembers me N. Bierszkowski

3. Bartholomew and M. Bartłomiej

4. Stephen, M. Szczepan

5. Sons of Jan and m Jan

6. Jana and m Jan

7. Andreas, m Andrzej

8. Stanisław's sons, m Stanisław

9. and all grandsons of Stanisław. m Stanislaus

10. Szczepan's son, Szczepan

11. Jakób left the Bułkać estates to his sons by a will from 1676: m Jakób 1676

12. To Józef, m Józef

13. Jakób and m. Jakób

14. George. m Jerzy

15. Jerzy, son of Jerzy

16. Jakób, gave these goods to his son Jacob

17. Franciszek, inherited her in 1772. Next to my wife Franciszek in 1772

Franciszek was still married to Francis

19. Jacob's sons: m Jacob

20. Jana and m Jan

21. Maciej who left their sons: m Maciej

22. Feliks and m Feliks

23 Jan 1799 m Jan 1799

Jan 24, m Jan

The 25th son of Stanisław, mentioned in the judgment of 1645, had sons: m Stanisław 1645

26. David, m David

27. Stanisław and m Stanisław

28. Horory. m Horory

29. David's son m David

30. Jerzy, m Jerzy

31st and grandson Stanisław, he left sons: m Stanisław

32. Maciej, m Maciej

33. Bartholomew; m Bartholomew

34. Ignacy and m Ignacy

35. Dominik 1799 m Dominik 1799

36. Stanislaw, m Stanislaw

37. David's brother, he had sons: m David

38. Józefa and m Józef

39. John, of which M. John

40. Józef, by a will of 1755, bequeathed his estate Tomkie to three sons: m Józef 1755

41. Józef, m Józef

42. Antoni and M. Antoni

43. N. (not named). N

44. Józef's sons: m Józef

45. Adam and Adam

46. ​​​​​​Jerzy, mentioned in his father's will of 1760, m Jerzy 1760

47. Antoni's sons: Mother Antoni

48. Józef, m Józef

49. Benedict, m Benedict

50. Antoni and m Antoni

51 Jan, attested by the Department of the National Estate in 1794 and together with his great-uncle and sons mentioned above - Jan 1794

52. Maciej, they descended from the nobility in 1799, before the Vilnius district deputy. m Maciej 1799

53. Jan Giedmin signed the Manifesto of the Lithuanian Nobility (VL) in 1763. m Jan Giedmin 1763

54. Alexander, m Alexander

55. Sohn von Dominik (Taufschein in Płungiany von 1831), dem Konto von 1832 beigefügt (aus dem Portfolio von M. E. Brensztein). m Dominik 1832

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