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OF BORAWE, Stanislaw [1] |
- Borawe is also referred to as Borowe, Borawie, and Borowa. Borawe was a village near the same town of Ostroleckie in the Rzekun parish.
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Male |
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I2 |
First Generations Borawski | Stanislaw - one of the first three brothers. |
| Last Modified |
14 Jan 2013 |
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| Heraldry Coat of Arms |
| Cholewa
This is a coat of arms for the Polish szlachta and the BORAWSKI. This was the first coat of arms known to be adopted by the first three Borawski brothers. |
| Regarding Towns |
 | Borawe
This place near Ostrolecki in the Rzekun parish, from which the first three brothers were from, is also known as Borowe, Borawie, and Borowa.
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 | Borawskie 3
In this description of Borawskie, all three Borawskie villages are listed. Starting with the first two Borawskie villages founded: Borawskie in the Jedwabne parish and Borawskie in the Przytuly parish, and then followed by the last one founded Borawskie in the Radzilow parish.
[Not listed is Borawskie-Awissa which was the third one founded] |
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| Sources |
- [WIKIPEDIA] http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borawskie_(gmina_Jedwabne) (Reliability: 3).
W dniu 8 grudnia 1426 roku ksi??? mazowiecki Janusz I nada? braciom Dobies?awowi, Stanis?awowi i Miko?ajowi z Borowa (ostro??ckie) 10 w?ók ziemi po?o?onych ko?o wsi Rostusz (obecnie Obrytki) w parafii Przytu?y. Borawskie Dobki zosta?y za?o?one przez Dobies?awa i jego brata Miko?aja, (którego synami mi?dzy innymi byli Maciej i Wit za?o?yciele wsi Borawskie a Wissa). Pisali si? jako; z Borawskich Dobków, a nast?pnie miejscowo?? przyj??a nazw? Borawskie. Bracia piecz?tuj?cy si? si? herbem Cholewa przyj?li nazwisko Borawski. Prawa w?asno?ci zosta?y potwierdzone w 1428 roku przez ksi?cia W?adys?awa I.
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