Gutowski (noble family)
Gutowski is the name of an ancient Polish family who took their name from their villages Guty Magna, Guty Parva (Groß Guty and Klein Guty) and Guty, also known as Gutowo in the Duchy of Mazovia . This noble family belongs to the de Slepowron family , one of the oldest families of knights in the Duchy of Mazovia.
ancestors
Lawrence Corvinus de Slepowrony was the oldest known ancestor of this family. In 1224 he entered the service of Duke Conrad I of Mazovia and became his chancellor and marshal of his army. The oldest known documentary mention of this family under the name de Guty Magna et Guty Parva comes from the year 1396. The family carried this name until the 15th century. When, after a name reform in Poland, the particles ski and cki became the characteristic features of a Polish aristocratic name, Messrs de Guty spelled Gutowski, in German von Gutow, from that point on . This noble family also settled in Prussia (since 1505), Russia (since 1657) and Austria (since 1783) and still exists today.
The old Prussian noble family von Drygalski belongs to this family - a line of Gutowski who changed their name to von Drygalski after purchasing the estates Drygallen, Schlaga and Wirsbinnen near Lyck in 1505 in East Prussia . The Rhau von Gutowski in Prussia also belonged to this family; her male line expired in 1919.
coat of arms
In the sky-blue field, a silver horseshoe stands with its heels propped up on the underside and on its shoulders is a golden cavalier's cross. On the cavalier's cross a raven is directed to the right, with a gold ring in its beak. In the jewel above the helmet, in the crown is the same raven with the golden ring in its beak. The labs are blue with silver on the underside.
Name bearer
- Adalbert Gutowski (1753–1812), Austrian painter
- Alexander Gutowski (* 1936), German dentist
- Antoni Gutowski (19th century), Burgrave of Grabowiec
- Armin Gutowski (1930–1987), German economist
- Bob Gutowski (1935-1960), American pole vaulter
- Boleslaw Gutowski (1888–1966), Polish physician
- Gene Gutowski (1925–2016), Polish film producer
- Harry Gutowski (* 1951), German musician, composer and producer
- Ignaz von Gutowski (19th century), Prussian politician
- Jacek Gutowski (1960–1996), Polish weightlifter
- Jakob Gutowski (1733–1737), Burgrave of Rozan and Makow Maz.
- Julian Gutowski (1823–1890), Member of Parliament and Mayor of Nowy Sacz / Neu Sandenz from 1867 to 1870
- Jürgen Gutowski (* 1955), German physicist
- Jürgen Gutowski (* 1955) German journalist
- Mateusz Gutowski (1759–1804), Polish Catholic canon
- Mitrofan (Michał) Gutowski (1897 - September 12, 1959) Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church
- Michał Gutowski (1910–2006), Polish general and sportsman
- Prokop Gutowski (17th century), Polish Catholic Canon
- Samuel Gutowski (16th or 17th century), Polish court official
- Simon Gutowski (1627–1685), Polish organ builder and composer
- Teofil Gutowski (1835-1891), Polish composer and organist
- Walerian Gutowski (1629–1693), Polish Provincial and Master of the Franciscans
- Wawrzyniec Gutowski (1757–1833), Polish Catholic canon and bishop
- Wiktor Ignacy Gutowski (1884–1971) Polish educator and painter
- Wojciech Gutowski (1784–1788), Burgrave of Plock
literature
- Genealogical manual of the nobility . Limburg 1972, Volume XI, p. 369.
- Gothaisches Genealogisches Taschenbuch der Nobligen Häuser (AB), Gotha 1919 (Stamm range and older genealogy), 1930 u. 1940 (sequels)
- Ernst Heinrich Kneschke : New general German nobility lexicon . Leipzig 1863, Vol. IV, p. 110 and Vol. VII, p. 477
- Leopold von Ledebur : Nobility Lexicon of the Prussian Monarchy . Berlin 1855, Vol. I, p. 301, Vol. II, p. 287, Vol. III, p. 269
- Seweryn hr. Uruski : Rodzina Herbarz Szlachty Polskiej. Vol. V, Warsaw 1908, pp. 75-78
- Kaspar Niesiecki : Herbarz Polski. Vol. IV, Leipzig 1839, pp. 335–336 and the supplement pp. 163–164
- Friedrich Heyer von Rosenfeld , Ivan von Bojncic ( arr .): The nobility of Galicia, Lodomeria and Bukowina. In: J. Siebmacher's great book of arms . Volume 32, plate 162, edition: Bauer & Raspe, Neustadt an der Aisch, 1985
- Leopold von Zedlitz-Neukirch : New Prussian Adelslexicon . Vol. II. Leipzig 1837, p. 305