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	Zamoyski - Definition, explanation
		Zamoyski, plural: Zamoyscy is the surname of a Polish szlachta (nobility) family.
		His sons Florian and Maciej began to use the name Zamoyski.
		Maurycy Zamoyski (1871-1939), Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/z/za/zamoyski.php (391 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Zamoyski (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Zamoyski family was a powerful magnate family whose members influenced Polish politics and history for almost 400 years.
		The Zamoyski family used the Jelita arms and their motto was: "To mniej boli" (It hurts less).
		Tomasz Zamoyski (1594-1638), Deputy Chancellor of the Crown
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Zamoyski (250 words)

	PAVOLOCH
		Tomasz Zamoyski softened the Zaporosky envoys with "humanity and bread," inviting them many times for conversation and dinner, extolling the advantages of being obedient to the King.
		Tomasz Zamoyski, the Vice-Chancellor of the Crown, a man known for his decency, excelling with riches and with a multitude of clients, became this man. Zofia Chodkiewicz transmitted to him all her Ukrainian estates and all the results of the (legal) process won against Laszcz.
		However Tomasz Zamoyski did not administer the newly obtained lands for long, since he died in 1638, survived by two daughters Gryzelda Konstancja, 15 years old at that time (later married to Prince Jeremiasz Wisniowiecki) and Joanna Barbara, 14 years old (later married to Aleksander Koniecpolski) and by his only son Jan, 11 years old.
	www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /pavoloch/Pawolocz.htm (8240 words)

	Great Market
		Already in the contract with Bernardo Morando an Italian architect, Jan Zamoyski – the founder of the town reserved for himself that the town was to be built according to ‘the Italian Pattern’.
		On the right buttress of the tower, by the entrance to the first floor there is the Grunwald Cross awarded to the town to commemorate the bravery of its residents in their fight against Nazi occupants.
		Bystrzycki was the painter at the manor house of Jan Zamoyski.
	www.cf2004.zamosc.pl /rynekw/rynek_en.htm (1997 words)

	Jan Zamoyski - Wikipedia www.grafita.pl seo 89 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jan Sariusz Zamoyski, herbu Jelita, znany również jako Jan Zamojski (ur.
		Otwarty konflikt między kanclerzem a królem wybuchł podczas sejmu w 1592, kiedy Zamoyski odkrył, że Zygmunt spiskuje aby scedować koronę polską dla Habsburgów w zamian za ich wsparcie w walce o szwedzki tron.
		Zamoyski nie zdołał zdetronizować króla, ale udało mu się wywalczyć wolną rękę podczas interwencji w Mołdawii, gdzie w 1595 pomógł hospodarowi Jeremiemu Mohyle w objęciu tronu.
	www.grafita.pl /wiki/link-Jan_Zamoyski (773 words)

	ZRŻ Kw 34-35 - Kilka anegdot o Zamoyskich
		Gdy wieczorem padły zaproszenia na inne atrakcyjne polowania, Tomasz Zamoyski na wszystkie odpowiadał negatywnie.
		Zamoyski grą w bilard po wysokich stawkach zdobywał na to pieniądze.
		Kiedy chciała mu zapłacić, skłonił się nisko i powiedział: "Bardzo dziękuję, Zamoyski jestem" - i zapłaty nie przyjął.
	www.zoltowscy.org.pl /kwartalnik/34_35/kilka_anegdot_o_zamoyskich.html (1335 words)

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		The Family of Łubieński had to leave Jabłoń and it was in 1884 that August Zamoyski from Różanka bought the manor for his son Tom.
		Tomasz Zamoyski build a small palace (at present the palace annex), and in the next decade (1904-05) the palace was built in the style of English neogothic.
		With the outbreak of the first World War, the palace was empted, its interior was destroyed and the livestock was stolen.The manor was in the state of dilapidation.
	osobliwosci.eduseek.interklasa.pl /~arusm/enhistor.htm (664 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Mikolaj Mielecki
		One of his most astonishing successes was capturing the city and the stronghold of Połock.
		Following various disaggreements with Stefan Batory and Jan Zamoyski he resigned his posts and retired from public life.
		Noble Family Zamoyski Coat of Arms Jelita Parents Stanisław Zamoyski Anna Herburt Consorts Anna Ossolińska Krystyna Radziwiłł Gryzelda Batory Barbara Tarnowska Children with Barbara Tarnowska Tomasz Zamoyski Date of Birth March 19, 1542 Place of Birth Skokówka, Poland Date of Death June 3, 1605 Place of Death Zamość, Poland Jan...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Mikolaj-Mielecki (686 words)

	Picturesque Poland selection of Krakow hotels -- Hotel Maltanski (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The latter was a well known conservative politician in Galicja a representative of this region in the State Council in Vienna, and one of the leaders of the "Stanczyk" party.
		Their grandson,Tomasz Zamoyski, was the next owner of the house.
		The fireplace decorated with the Zamoyski and Potocki' coat of arms, stone was designed by Teodor Talowski, and is one of the elements that survived to our times.
	www.picturesque-poland.com /hotels-krakow-maltanski.html (858 words)

	Szczebrzeszyn / Shebreshin
		In this exact time, Zamoyski founded a new capital city on the territory of his estates Zamosc, and he was most concerned with the development of that city.
		The attitude towards the Arians was one of great animosity, and it led to excesses, for example, as was the case during funerals of the Arians.
		The district school found itself under the oversight of the protector, Stanislaw Zamoyski who was rich in his influence, a Senator and Voievode, to whom the school is thankful for its existence, along with the Holy Mercy Hospital.
	www.geocities.com /shebreshin/history.html (3207 words)

	Gimnazjum nr 2 im. Jana Zamoyskiego XVI Ordynata w Zamościu (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hrabia Jan Zamoyski nie tylko ratował dobra narodowe, ale jako spadkobierca wyjštkowo zasłużonego dla Polski rodu pomógł zgromadzić najcenniejsze, pochodzące z fundacji rodziny Zamoyskich, zabytki sakralne i historyczne.
		Hrabia Jan Zamoyski był i pozostanie dla zamościan człowiekiem niezwykłej kultury.
		Dzisiaj hrabia Jan Zamoyski pozostaje nie tylko honorowym obywatelem miasta, ale również symbolem Zamościa i kultury narodowej.
	www.gim2zam.cor.pl /index.php?go=6 (684 words)

	Roztocze Architectural Photography Photo Gallery by Tomasz Dziubinski Photography at pbase.com
		The history of this area is closely connected with the Zamoyski family estate, which was founded in 1589.
		Also Zamość, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, owes its existence to Jan Zamoyski who commissioned the design of the city and its most important edifices from Bernardo Morando.
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	www.pbase.com /smok53/architectural_art__roztocze (611 words)

	Zamoyski
		A family line of Polish magnates, originating with Tomasz Łaziński, who purchased a large estate in the Stara Zamość region (hence the
		Members of the family occupied important state positions in the Polish kingdom and played a significant role in Ukrainian affairs.
		Vasa (although he eventually came into conflict with him).
	www.encyclopediaofukraine.com /pages/Z/A/Zamoyski.htm (51 words)

	Wirtualne muzeum
		of Tomasz and Katarzyna, Jan "Sobiepan" and Maria Kazimiera Zamoyski and bishop Jan Zamoyski, painted in the 90s of the 19th century by Józef Buchbinder after the fashion of old pictures and engravings.
		On the washbasin there is a faience toilet set (from Sarreguemines, end of the 19th century) and a hold-all - its equipment marked with the Zamoyskis' coat of arms Entrails lies in the drawer of this piece of furniture.
		The windows and doors are adorned with embroidered pelmets and curtains of red velvet, and in one corner there is a huge stove with blue and white tiles, one of the three made to order.
	www.muzeumkozlowka.lublin.pl /english/a_w_muzeum.html (2084 words)

	Microsoft Word (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jan Zamoyski (also known as Jan Zamojski) 1542-1605, was a Polishszlachcic, magnate, 1st Ordynat of the Zamosc estate.
		After the death of Batory in 1586, Zamoyski helped Sigismund III Vasa to gain the Polish throne, fighting in the brief civil war against the forces supporting Habsburg archdukeMaximilian III of Austria, and defeating them in the Battle of Byczyna in 1588, when Maximilian and his magnate supporters tried to seize Krakow, the Polish capital.
		Zamoyski failed to dethrone Sigismund but won for himself a free hand in the Moldavian campaign where in 1595 he helped hospodarIeremia MovilÄƒ (Jeremi MohyÅ‚a) to gain the throne.
	www.workfriendly.net /browse/Office2003Blue/http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Zamoyski (1603 words)

	Zamosc / OWHC / Organization of World Heritage Cities
		At the instigation of Jan Zamoyski (1541-1605), the gentry, which had difficulty confirming its rights in the 15th century, participated in the royal election.
		Zamoyski was a magnate, a politician and a humanist, and Zamosc was his personal creation.
		In 1594, Zamoyski founded an Academy that became a Polish centre of culture.
	www.ovpm.org /en/poland/zamosc (411 words)

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps
		Then Jan Zamoyski acquired certain villages in the District of Szczebrzeszyn from Anna Niedzwiedzska, Countess of Gorka in consideration of serious interest in the country, the purchaser was released from her jurisdiction.
		The Guilds of Szczebrzeszyn received their original grants from Jan Zamoyski in 1661 and 1694, which was given to clothiers, shoemakers, and coopers, which identically permission for students, journeymen, and masters, regulates the course of study to achieve mastery, and assessing the payment of penalties for disobedience and bribery.
		The Zamoyski Schools were endowed with a strong foundation and fee tail that served: Gruszka Zaporski, Podlesie, Zaporze, and Gaj; as well as, Branewka, worth 75,000 silver rubles, which is an accolade to Count Zamoyski that he portioned out for the upkeep of the Zamoyski Elementary School.
	www.polishroots.com /slownik/szczebrzeszyn.htm (3486 words)

	English version - Zamość - Roztocze - od Kraśnika po Lwów (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Zamosc was founded by Jan Zamoyski, the great chancellor of the Crown andhetman (commander) of the Polish army, in 1580.
		Almost four centuries have passed since Jan Zamoyski's ambitious urban plans were carried out but the structural perfection of the town has always been admired.
		The ruins of fortifications together with the remains of the old gates, huge bastions and the arsenal make it possible to imagine how massive the fortress used to be; in fact, it was besieged many times in the past but was never really taken.
	www.roztocze.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=33&Itemid=0 (1790 words)

	The Episcopal Lineage of Pope Pius XI
		Consecrated 9 September 1676 in Warszawa, Church of Saint John, by Bonawentura Madalinski, Bishop of Plock, assisted by Tomasz Ujejski, Bishop of Kiev of the Latins, and Stanislaw Calowanski, Titular Bishop of Lacedaemonia and Auxiliary of Plock.
		Consecrated 27 December 1672 in Warszawa, Church of Saint John, by Jan Gembicki, Bishop of Plock, assisted by Stefan Wierzbowski, Bishop of Poznan, and Krzystof Jan Zegocki, Bishop of Chelm.
		August 1653 in Kraków, Cathedral, by Piotr Gembicki, Bishop of Kraków, assisted by Jan Zamoyski, Bishop of Przemysl of the Latins, and Wojciech Lipnicki, Titular Bishop of Laodicea and Auxiliary of Kraków.
	mysite.verizon.net /res7gdmc/aposccs/id5.html (1046 words)

	Wojewodztwo Lubelskie Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		In 1593 the place was acquired by the chancellor and commander-in-chief of the Polish army Jan Zamoyski, who had a large piece of land fenced off and surrounded with a moat to create a game reserve with such animals as bisons, deer, elk and tarpans.
		Founded by Jan Zamoyski in 1580, it was designed by one architect, the Italian Bernardo Morando.
		Zamoyski's family lived in a palace, now unfortunately spoilt by later modifications.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Poland/Wojewodztwo_Lubelskie/Things_To_Do-Wojewodztwo_Lubelskie-BR-1.html (2435 words)

	Tomaszewski One-Name Study
		Thomalla, Thoman, Thomas, Toma, Tomajko, Tomaka, Tomal, Tomala, Tomalak, Tomalik, Tomalski, Toman, Tomana, Tomanek, Tomas, Tomasek, Tomasiak, Tomasiewicz, Tomasik, Tomaszkiewicz, Tomasko, Tomasz, Tomaszczuk, Tomaszczyk, Tomaszek,Tomaszewicz, Tomaszuk, Tomaszynski, Tomczak, Tomczewski, Tomczuk, Tomczyk,Tomczynski, Tomczyszyn, Tomecki, Tomeczko,Tomera, Tomiak, Tomicki, Tomiczek, Tomilo, Tomillo, Tomkiel, Tomkiewicz, Tomkievicius, Tomkow, Tomkowiak, Tomkowicz, Tomkowski, Tomon, Tomosinski, Tomsia, Tomski, Tomys, Tomzik.
		Churches throughout the Christian world would be dedicated to St. Thomas of Canterbury known as Swienty Tomasz in Poland.
		Later still Tomasz Arciszewski (1877-1955) distinguished himself in the politics of Poland.
	www.one-name.org /profiles/tomaszewski.html (3912 words)

	Szczebrzeszyn
		At the same time, Zamoyski founded a new capital city on the territory of his Zamosc estates, and he was most concerned with the development of that city.
		The district school found itself under the oversight of the protector, Stanislaw Zamoyski, who was rich in his influence, a Senator and Voievode, to whom the school is thankful for its existence, along with the Holy Mercy Hospital.
		The influence of Stanislaw Zamoyski was so great, that Szczebrzeszyn, together with its district school, suffered less from the politics of Russification than other settlements after the November Uprising [sic:1830].
	szczebrzeszyn.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Szczebrzeszyn (3974 words)

	Heydel-Mankoo's Almanach de Polska: Introduction
		Within the titled class one would also find it well-nigh impossible to 'rank' families solely by virtue of their title.
		Very often a countly family (Zamoyski, Potocki or Tarnowski being classic examples) would be more wealthy, more powerful, more prominent and of far greater antiquity than a princely family.
		In that same year the Zamoyski family owned 1,000,000 zloties, Count F.S. Potocki possessed 3,000,000 and Michael Radziwill had amassed 5,000,000 zloties.
	www.geocities.com /polishnobles/intro.html (1279 words)

	Turning the pages back... May 3, 1653 (05/02/99)
		At the academy, Kysil was tutored by the Orthodox polemicist Kasiyan Sakovych, but also befriended Tomasz Zamoyski, the son of the school's Catholic founder.
		This duality (and Zamoyski's patronage) played a crucial role in Kysil's life.
		From the age of 17, Kysil served in the Polish Commonwealth's military.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1999/189914.shtml (428 words)

	Summaries in English (main texts only)
		Private owners were headed by Count Maurycy Zamoyski, whose estate in 1918 totalled 191 505 hectares, of which 143 880 were woodlands.
		In 1926/1927 the net revenue from all the woods in the Zamoyski estate amounted to 3 271 114 zlotys, in 1928/1929 — 5 384 461 zlotys, in 1930/1931 — 2 136 682 zlotys, and in 1933/1934 — 2 155 590 zlotys.
		During the inter–war period, the forestry of the estate remained at an excellent level, as testified not only by high revenues, but also by numerous nurseries, specialised resin production, and co–operation with the Voivodeship Office for the Protection of Woodlands in Lublin.
	www.semper.pl /kh/summ07.html (1365 words)

	Starostwo Powiatowe w Kraśniku
		This structure didn’t last long, because in 1844 the new division of the Kingdom of Poland was implemented into 5 guberniyas.
		Krasnicki Poviat was included in Zamoyski ambit and separated Janowski district.
		The former Great Zamoyski poviat was divided into 4 smaller ones: Janowski, Biłgorajski, Tomaszowski and Zamoyski.
	powiatkrasnicki.pl /index.php?id=238 (544 words)

	Zamoyski
		The members of Line II bear the name and title Saryusz, Count[ess] Zamoyski/Zamoyska.
		Zamosc Zamoyski (Warsaw 13 Jan 1775-Vienna 2 Apr 1856); m.Pulawy
		3c) Franciszek Tomasz (Warsaw 30 Jul 1873-Warsaw 18 Oct 1927); m.Warsaw 1927 Felicie Koch (Celestynów 1880-1936)
	pages.prodigy.net /ptheroff/gotha/zamoyski.html (2003 words)

	Tomasz Zamoyski Did You Mean tomasz? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tomasz Zamoyski (1594a href="1638.html" title="1638">1638) was a Polish nobleman (szlachcic), magnate.
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	www.did-you-mean.com /Tomasz_Zamoyski_ea0f.html (186 words)

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps
		In 1447 a certain Tomasz from Laznin (Lazin, today in Lowicz county, Oszkowice parish, and in the 16th century the minor nobility the Lazinskis lived there, also owning land in the adjoining villages) acquired from Andrzej Piwo the village of Zamoscie and Wierzbie, in what was then the province of Belz.
		It is surely the son of this Tomasz, Maciej, that served in the Hungarian army during the reign of King Matyasz and fought with the Tatars during the reign of Olbracht.
		He married Anna Herburt of Miziniec (Mizyniec, in Przemysl county), and by her had a son born in 1541 in Skokowki, who was later a commander and chancellor.
	www.polishroots.org /slownik/zamosc.htm (1312 words)

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		In the 14th century village of Sitaniec there are some interesting relicts, such as a belfry built in the rococo style in 1740 and old pieces of furniture from a 17th century church that are now plaeed in the local ehurch, built in neoroman style in 1907-1913 by Maurycy Zamoyski.
		There is a picture of St. Bartholomew, painted most probabły by Łukasz Smuglewiez, an artist who worked for Tomasz Antoni Zamoyski in the 1st half of the 18th century.
		At the cemetery located 400m from the church there are sepulchral sculptures of high artistic value.
	www.gmina.zamosc.pl /ang/tourist/lysagora.html (210 words)

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