OF BORAWE, Mikolaj Borawskie-Awissa, Poland: Borawski Ancestral Tree

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Name	OF BORAWE, Mikolaj [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.
Gender	Male
Died	Borawskie-Awissa, Poland
Person ID	I3	First Generations Borawski \| Mikolaj - one of the first three brothers.
Last Modified	15 Jan 2013

Children

	1. BORAWSKI, Maciej
	2. BORAWSKI, Wit

Last Modified 14 Jan 2013

Family ID F1 Group Sheet

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 » Slide Show		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.
		Borawskie-Awissa This village near the river Wissa was founded by Mikolaj and his two sons, Maciej and Wit in 1439.
		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]

Sources

[WIKIPEDIA] http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borawskie-Awissa.
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. Wie? zosta?a nazwana Borawskie Dobki. Bracia ci piecz?towali si? herbem Cholewa. Prawa w?asno?ci zosta?y potwierdzone w 1428 roku przez ksi?cia W?adys?awa I. W 1439 roku ksi??? W?adys?aw I nada? Miko?ajowi z Borawskich Dobków, Maciejowi i Witowi 20 w?ók ziemi nad rzek? Wiss?. Powsta?a wie? zosta?a nazwana Borawskie a Wissa (al. Borawice nad rz. Wiss?). W 1497 roku Bartosz Jakub Borawski z Borawskie a Wissa wzi?? udzia? w wyprawie wo?oskiej króla Jana Olbrachta. Erazm, Jan, ?ukasz, Maciej oraz Marcin Borawski w 1550 roku otrzymali potwierdzenie króla Zygmunta Augusta na posiadane ziemie w Borawskie a Wissa[1].