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Lech Walesa's father Boleslaw Walesa, b. 1907 in Sobowo, d. 1945, but Lech's ancestors were living south to
Wloclawek, in the Chocen community: Filipki, Wola Nakonowska and Golaszewo of the DAMBSKI family - in the 30' of
the 19th century the Dambskis were living in DABIE, too.
And in DABIE was living
Count Eugeniusz Dambski, the officer of the November Uprising 1830/1831, studied at the Warsaw Uniwersity,
b. in 1804 in GOLASZEWO close to Nakonowo and to Wola Nakonowska, died in 1887, the son of
Kazimierz DAMBSKI b. 1770, buried in LUBRANIEC, and [the wedding in KOWAL in 1797] Anna Klobukowska b. ca 1775.
Eugeniusz had a brother
Count Julian Dambski, 1808-1846, who was closest to a member of the Radziejow Agriculture Society,
and Julian was studied in 1828 in Warsaw.
Eugeniusz Dambski was the great-grandson of Kazimierz Jozef Dambski, 1701-1765 + Jadwiga Dambska,
1710-1767.
Eugeniusz Dambski had a son born in 1857.
Dabie KUJAWSKIE, in the Lubraniec commune, the Wloclawek county:
Dabie Kujawskie belonged to the Dambskis ca 1450 until 1777.
Stanislaw Dambski, the Kujawy governor, sold the village to Ignacy Zagajewski, the Kowal official.
Ignacy had built the manor in 1790.
In 1777 to 1858, Dabie Kujawskie belonged to the Zagajewskis, and then
Jan Mittelstaedt / Mittelstaaedt, bought the estate; Jan was the insurgent in 1848 and in 1863.
At his time
Lisewo Koscielne, 13 km north-east to BARCIN [see Czolgosz] and 15 km north to Pakosc [Tadeusz Wolanski and
the family of Czolgosz - compare 1901, McKinley],
in 1888, was sold by Guderian, with a village Mochelek, to hands of
Franciszek Dambski, the son of
Jan Dabski and Jozefa Mittelstaaedt / Mittelstaedt.
Franciszek Dabski d. in 1895 and left
widowed Antonina Nostitz-Jackowska Dambska
[Antonina b. 1852 - died in 1899 in Sokolow, the Sieradz county, the daughter of Hipolit Nostitz-Jackowski,
b. ca 1810 in Sedzice, 4 kilometres north of Wroblew, 12 km north-west of Sieradz.
Hipolit was married to Julia Koschembahr - Lyskowska, b. ca 1820, d. 1874.
Antonina Dambska was the granddaughter of
Jozef Nostitz-Jackowski, 1767 - 1833 in Skarlin + Jozefina Cissowska b. 1772 in Naramice,
the Lodz province at present; she d. 1846.
Antonina was the great-granddaughter of
Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski, b. ca 1729, d. in 1802 in the village Nogat.
Aleksander was the son of Michal Nostitz-Jackowski and Eleonora DABROWSKA.
Michal b. ca 1700, d. ca 1766. Michal was the brother of Anna Skorzewska and of
Franciszka Kiedrzynska of Bieganin and Franciszka m. Andrzej Kiedrzynski b. ca 1715/1720.
Michal was the son of Jan Nostitz-Jackowski and Rozalia TRZEBSKA.
Genealogy of Dukes Swiatopelk-Mirski:
Franciszek Ksawery SWIATOPELK-MIRSKI, b. ca 1760, married to Katarzyna Badowska, 1764 - 1843; they had the son
Tomasz Bogumil Swiatopelk - Mirski, 1788, d. 1868, m. Marcianna / Marianna Nostitz-Jackowska.
Marianna was the daughter of Jan Nepomucen Ksawery Nostitz-Jackowski, married 2nd to Petronela
Drywa-Zakrzewska in 1804, born 1776 / 1780.
Jan Nepomucen Ksawery Nostitz-Jackowski was the son of Marianna Kczewski / Marcianna Antonie Barbara
Nostitz-Jackowska Kczewska + Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski.
Maria Izabella Nostitz Jackowska was born ca 1850, to Aleksander Nostitz Jackowski JUNIOR, and Marianna Teofila
Nostitz Jackowska (born Maria Wybicka), b. 1825 or 1826 in PIETOWO / PIETKI.
Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski JUNIOR, b. Nov. 1821, d. 1910, was the son of mentioned
Jan Nepomucen Ksawery Nostitz-Jackowski and Anna TUCHOLKA.
Jan Nepomucen Ksawery Nostitz-Jackowski born 1770, was the son of Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski
and Marianna nee Kczewska / Marcianna Antonie Barbara Nostitz-Jackowska
[Marianna Kczewski / Marcianna Antonie Barbara Nostitz-Jackowska Kczewska, born in Straszewo, near by KWIDZN
/ MALBORK - the wife of Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski].
Aleksander Jackowski was born in 1729 ie. Aleksander Nostitz-Jackowski, b. ca 1729 - d. 1802 in the Nogat
village.
The son of Michal Nostitz-Jackowski b. ca 1705, d. ca 1766.
The grandson of Jan Nostitz-Jackowski b. ca 1670]
with a daughter of the second marriage of Franciszek - ie Franciszka SOKOLNICKA.
The daughter Franciszka Dambska took Lisewo Koscielne.
Franciszka sold Mochelek in 1905-1907 to German goverment.
Franciszka moved home to her husband, Jan Nepomucen Sokolnicki, the owner of SEDZICE.
Lisewo was owned in 1828 by Jan Mittesaaedt; in 1878 - 1895 the owner, Ferdynand Mittelsaaedt.
In 1895-1905 Franc Kunkel took LISEWO.
It lies 5 kilometres west of Zlotniki Kujawskie, 19 km north-west of Inowroclaw, and 23 km south of Bydgoszcz.
Mentioned Count Kazimierz DAMBSKI, 1770-1828, buried in LUBRANIEC, m. in 1797 in KOWAL to Anna Klobukowska
b. ca 1775:
Count Kazimierz Dambski was the son of Jan Nepomucen Dambski, b. in 1732, the official in INOWROCLAW
[married three times],
and the grandson of
Kazimierz Jozef DAMBSKI born in 1701, and Jadwiga Dambska.
Kazimierz Jozef Dambski, 1701-1765 in Warsaw, and m. Jadwiga Dambska, ca 1710-1767.
Named Kazimierz Jozef was the son of ANDRZEJ DAMBSKI, junior, died in 1734.
Andrzej Dambski died in 1734, the governor of BRZESC Kujawski, married Katarzyna Krakowska, the daughter of
Wojciech (1650-1717), the KRZYWIN governor,
with children:
Marcjanna + Jozef Kretkowski, the KOWAL governor,
Maria + Jacek Lezenski, + Plichta, the Gostyn official;
Pawel Dambski (d. 1783), the Brzesc Kujawski governor,
Kazimierz Jozef Dambski (1701-1765), the SIERADZ governor,
Antoni Dambski, the Poznan official,
Jozef Wojciech Dambski (1713-1778), the KOWAL governor.
Andrzej Dambski, junior, died in 1734, the governor of BRZESC Kujawski, was the son of
Jan Stanislaw DAMBSKI (d. 1687), the Kujawy governor, and Anna Miaskowska, the daughter of
Wojciech MIASKOWSKI, the SANTOK governor.
Andrzej junior was the grandson of
Andrzej Dambski senior (died in 1617), the Kujawy governor, and of Waclaw Leszczynski d. 1628, the KALISZ
governor, the Crown Marshal.
Andrzej Dambski junior, in 1718, bought Smilowice, and Nakonowo, 2 km north-west to GOLASZEWO,
7 kilometres west of Kowal, 12 km south of Wloclawek.
Smilowice and above Nakonowo, in 1734, Jozef Wojciech Dambski bought; he d. 1778, the Kowal governor.
Andrzej Dambski JUNIOR, owned:
Dabie [maybe Dabie Kujawskie],
and Borucino / Borucin
{12 km north-west to Lubraniec; 13 km west to Brzesc Kujawski; 17 km south-west to Wieniec}
- sold in 1692 to hands of Zygmunt Dambski, the Kujawy governor.
Named Andrzej Dambski, junior also owned:
Siewiersko, Sieroszewo, Kuznica,
Brzezie {18 km north-east to named above BORUCIN},
Ustronie, Drzebielewo and Smulsk.
Count Andrzej Dambski, junior, was next of kin to the King, Stanislaw Leszczynski, by his grandmother
Barbara Leszczynska.
Smilowice bought Maciej von Waldorff - Wolicki, ca 1795.
Ca 1867/1870 Gustaw Findeisen bought SMILOWICE close to Golaszewo and to Chocen.
The Findeisen family owned Smilowice until 1939.
Above Gustaw Adolf Findeisen, 1834-1885, was the son of Karol FINDEISEN, 1797-1855, German, and
Julianna Stegman, 1794-1854.
BRZEZIE was the land property of Jozef Dambski, b. ca 1810, a son of Jozef Walenty Dambski.
Julian Dambski b. 1800 / 1802 - d. 1836, insurgent in 1831, b. in Koscielec Kujawski,
as the Count of Lubraniec, because his family owned:
Borucin,
Dabie / Dabie Kujawskie,
Kaczkowo,
Grabie,
Osniszczewo,
Koscielec Kujawski.
JULIAN DAMBSKI born in Koscielec; married to Css Rozalia Poninska.
He was died in 1836 in Berlin, but buried in Koscielec.
Rozalia Poninska, 1st Dambska, 2nd LACZYNSKA; she was born in 1811, d. in 1885 in Zakopane,
buried in Koscielec; the oldest daughter of Stanislaw Kostka Poninski of WRZESNIA + SIERAKOWSKA.
Stanislaw PONINSKI, b. 1779 in Wrzesnia, d. 1847 in Berlin, the son of
Marceli Poninski and Rozalia GRUDZIELSKA.
Marceli Poninski, b. 1750, d. 1816, the son of
Walenty Poninski and Marcjanna b. 1719, the daughter of Józef Awryleski / Aurelewski and
Marianna.
Walenty Poninski was the son of Michal Poninski and Anna TRAMPCZYNSKA, the daughter of
Wladyslaw Otto Trampczynski and Anna Bojanowska 2-voto Golinska - Los.
Michal Poninski was the son of Adrian Poninski.
Julian Dambski d. in 1836 in Berlin, was the son of Michal Dambski + Anna Jasinski -
Anna was the sister of Jakub Jasinski.
Above Jakub Krzysztof Jasinski, b. 1761 in Weglew near to Pyzdry in Greater
Poland, died in Nov. 1794, in Warsaw; general and poet, fought in 1792,
was an enemy of the pro-Russian Confederation and organized an action against its supporters in Vilnius.
Insurgent in 1794, was killed in Praga in 1794. Supported by Tadeusz Kosciuszko and
Jakub was appointed the commander in chief of all the partisan forces in the former Grand Duchy and
then in Summer of 1794 he withdrew with a small partisan troop towards Warsaw.
Named above Julian Dambski studied at first in Poznan, then in Heidelberg.
In January 1830 Julian took Koscielec Kujawski.
It lies 6 kilometres east of Pakosc, 5 / 7 km west of Inowroclaw, 38 km south of Bydgoszcz.
Koscielec Kujawski or Koscielec
- 5 / 7 km west to Inowroclaw; in 1800, Koscielec bought Michal Dabski died in 1805, served Polish Army
in 1791-1792, the owner of
Mlyn Gorny,
Wielki Redcz / Redecz,
Poklekowo, Kazan, Jadrowiec, Zydow Wiekszy with Grabina, Zydow Mniejszy with z Wrzosowo, Siemianowka,
Byczyna, Krogulca and a part of Lubraniec.
In 1830, Koscielec took JULIAN Dambski b. 1802.
His mother was Anna Jasinski died in 1851 in Kolaczkowo, the sister of General Jakub Jasinski,
and Anna married to named Michal.
Count Julian Dambski (1802-1836) fought in 1831.
After death of named Julian Dambski, widowed Css Rozalia Poninska,
m. 2nd in 1839 to
Count Adolf Laczynski (1797-1870), who fought in 1831 and also in 1863,
awarded Virtuti Militari, exiled, back to Warsaw and acted in KORNIK
in the Polish League, MP in Berlin, acted also in Inowroclaw.
Rozalia was childless, 1-voto Dambska, 2-voto Laczynska, d. 1885.
All assets took after her death, the son of her brother ie. Count Adolf Poninski
(1855-1932).
A daughter of Franciszek Stanislaw Kostka Czapski Hutten born 1725, was
Anna Hutten-CZAPSKI b. ca 1765
[Anna was the granddaughter of Augustyn Dzialynski, 1715 - 1759.
Augustyn Dzialynski, the Wschowa official in 1742-1743, the governor of Kalisz in 1750-1758; Augustyn Dzialynski
in 1730 was
the owner of PAKOSC;
Kornik,
Koscielec Kujawski,
Dzialyn, Konarzew, Sokolow and Zakrzew.
Augustyn married Anna Radomnicka of Inowroclaw, with 4 daughters and 2 sons:
Ignacy Dzialynski and Ksawery Dzialynski - both of the sons owned Koscielec near to PAKOSC].
Anna Czapski married Jozef Oskierka
[JOZEF Oskierka was the son of Antoni Oskierka b. ca 1740, and Teresa Eperyaszy.
Antoni Oskierka was the son of Ludwik Gerwazy Oskierka, 1710 - 1770 and Teresa Tyzenhauz.
And the grandson of
Antoni Oskierka 1670-1734 and Zofia Stadnicka-Kolenda].
Goluchow Castle and Pakosc:
Pakosc / Stadt Pakosch in 1772-1807 belonged to Prussia. The landlord Augustyn Dzialynski in 1751,
owned Koscielec and Pakosc / Pakosch. The Dzialynski family sold the Pakosch estate, for political reasons.
The last owners, the two brothers, Ignaz Dzialynski and Xaver Dzialynski [Ignacy Dzialynski and Ksawery
Dzialynski], sold their possessions in West Prussia through a contract, completed on May 13, 1789, and on
January 10 1792 was confirmed by the court, to the hands of the Knights Council Lieutenant, Johann Carl von
Gerhardt of Flatow.
Augustyn Dzialynski married Anna Radomnicka of Inowroclaw, with 4 daughters and 2 sons:
Ignacy Dzialynski
and
Ksawery Dzialynski - both of the sons owned Koscielec Kujawski near to PAKOSC.
Helena Kiedrzynska, the 2nd [the daughter of Kasper Kiedrzynski who was the brother to
Izydor Kiedrzynski and to Jakub Kiedrzynski], 1780-1845 m. in May 1813, in Liskow, the Kalisz county, to Jan Arnold, 1751-1840 -
his second wife.
Jan ARNOLD m. 1st to Julianna Kiedrzynska, the daughter of Jakub Kiedrzynski b. in Wilczkow, and
Brygida Bardzka WALKNOWSKA.
JAKUB Kiedrzynski [the brother of Izydor Kiedrzynski - my family branch] had two daughters with Brygida Bardzka
Walknowska:
Juliana Konstancja Kiedrzynska ARNOLD, b. 1770,
and Petronela Kiedrzynska m. PRADZYNSKA.
Jozef Skorzewski leased Raszkow, south to Pleszew in 1802, from Julia Arnold Kiedrzynska and Helena
Kiedrzynska of Jedlno - my family line. In 1880, Raszkow belonged to Skorzewski Kazimierz,
and he had also Komorze close to Zerkow.
Juliana Konstancja Kiedrzynska ARNOLD, b. 1770, m. in Sobotka, in 1798, Jan Arnold 1751-1840, the
owner of Pecherzow.
Juljanna Kiedrzynski [2nd], b. ca 1770 / or in 1772 - d. 1811; he was 1st married Ruszkowska,
widowed, the owner of
Wierzchoslaw = Wierzchoslawice close to INOWROCLAW - 24 km west to Przybranowo,
25 km north-east to PAKOSC; 22 km north-east to KOSCIELEC KUJAWSKI.
Witness in 1798 was Maciej Bogdanski, an official in KALISZ.
Pecherzow / PECHERZEW
- 8 km north-east to Turek and 19 km north to DOBRA.
Jan Arnold was born in 1758, widowed bef. 1798.
KOSCIELEC KUJAWSKI
- 5 / 7 km west to Inowroclaw; 6 km east to PAKOSC.
Jozefa Dowierski (born Walesa), 1874 - 1936, was the daughter of Stanislaw Walesa b. ca 1850, and
Teofila Szybura b. 1856 in Ochle.
Ochle in the Koscielec Kolski parish. Ochle is situated on the north bank of Warta, 8 km north-west to KOLO,
55 km south-west to CHOCEN.
KOSCIELEC KOLSKI - belonged in 1836 to Count Kreutz, the Russian General, ie. Cyprian Belzig von Kreutz b. 1777
in Rzeczyca, in the Minsk governorate.
Jozefa WALESA had 5 siblings:
Szczepan Walesa, Franciszka Walesa. Jozefa married unknown Kaminski ca 1924.
We have the 2nd Jozefa Walesa born to Tomasz Walesa b. 1835 and Franciszka Cicha.
Tomasz Walesa was born in 1835, in Koscielna Wies
[19 km north-west to Brzesc Kujawski;
and 23 km north-west to Lubraniec.
Lubraniec - 11 km south-west to Brzesc Kujawski.
Brzesc Kujawski - 8 km south-west to WIENIEC].
Franciszka Cicha was born in 1836, in Dobrzec.
Dobrzec - west part of Kalisz, at present;
15 km south-east to Sobotka; 16 km east to GORZNO. Close to Szczypiorno and Sulislawice.
Sulislawice belonged to the Wegierskis in the 2nd half of the 18th century. In 1803 Alojzy Biernacki.
It lies 6 km to the center of Kalisz.
The owners -
Oszczeklinski, Gajewski, Wegierski, Biernacki. In 1801, Sulislawice bought Alojzy Prosper.
DOBRE:
owned by the Mieleckis;
next Dobre took the Pstrokonskis;
then the governor of Inflanty / Livland, Jan Wilhelm Schlieben, m. Justyna Pstrokonska.
Dabski bought Dobre from Schlieben.
Next to Czernicki.
Julian's father - Michal Dambski b. ca 1760, d. 1805, m. Anna JASIENSKA.
The grandson of
Pawel Jan Dambski b. ca 1730 [?], died in 1782, and Helena Konarska vel Kowalewska.
Pawel Jan was the son of Andrzej Dambski died in 1734, and Katarzyna Krakowska 1-voto Zalewska.
Above Andrzej Dambski d. 1734, the Brzesc Kujawski governor,
the son of
Jan Stanislaw Dambski, the governor of Kujawy, and of Anna Miaskowski.
Andrzej Dambski was MP in 1697, 1699, 1710 and 1712. The official in Brzesc Kujawski,
next in 1716 the governor in Brzesc Kujawski, in 1726 the Kujawy governor.
Mp in 1717, 1720, 1726. In 1727 the adviser at Royal Court.
After death of the King, August II, Andrzej was supporter to Stanislaw Leszczynski.
Andrzej DAMBSKI m. Katarzyna Krakowski of Krzywin. They had a sons:
Antoni Dambski;
Pawel Dambski = Pawel Jan Dambski;
Jozef Dambski;
Kazimierz Dambski,
and two daughters.
Andrzej Dambski died in 1734,
was the son of Jan Stanislaw Dambski, ca 1630 - 1687 + Anna Jadwiga Miaskowska,
ca 1640 - ca 1682, the daughter of Wojciech Ignacy Miaskowski.
Jan Stanislaw Dambski, ca 1630 - 1687, was the son of Piotr Dambski (1600-1643) + Dorota Kruszynski.
Jan Stanislaw was the grandson of Andrzej Dambski, oldest, died in 1617, the Kujawy governor.
Jan Stanislaw Dambski m. three times:
the 1st to Anna Gorzewska the daughter of Stanislaw Gorzewski.
The 2nd to Jadwiga Elzbieta Zapolska the daughter of Konstanty.
The 3rd to Anna Jadwiga Miaskowska, the daughter of Wojciech, the SANTOK governor,
with the son Andrzej Dambski d. 1734, the governor of Kujawy.
Jan Stanislaw Dambski was the son of Piotr Dambski b. 1600, and Dorota KRUSZYNSKA.
Note to SOKOLOWSKI and KWILECKI:
Jozefa Klobukowska born Sokolowska, in 1840, to Edward Sokolowski and Anna Jozefina Sokolowska born Klobukowska;
above Edward was born in 1815.
Anna was born in 1819, in Warszawa, died in 1865;
Jozefa born Sokolowska had sister Ludwika Dmochowski born Sokolowski.
Jozefa Sokolowska married Jan Nepomucen Klobukowski b. in 1830, with the son
Jan Dominik Klobukowski.
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